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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1915. EIGHT PAGES EH! WITHOUT TEAR OF INSTANT lil :i,li:r: UPAPES DIA PEP81N" BMM STOMACH TROUBLE FOREVER Wonder what i j i r your stomuc'i which portion of the fooil did the damage do you'' Well, don't both er. If your stomach la In 11 revolt; If Bour, gusay and upset, and what you Just uto bus Bill Iliad into stubborn lumps-, head dlszy and aches; belch basef and acids and eructnte undi gested food; breath foul .tongua coated Just take n little l'upe'i Dla pepsln and In five minutes you won der what bMMM "f the Indigestion and dlBtress. Millions of men and women today know that It In needbss to have a bad stomach. A little Dlapepsln oc raslonally keeps this ilellcute organ regulntei and they eat their favor ite fonclH without fear. If your stomach doesn't lake cafe ol your liberal limit without rebel lion; If your food ia u damage In stead of a help, remember the quick est, HUreat. most harmless relief In Pane's Dlapepsln which costs only 50 cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful It di gests food and sets things straight. 10 gently and easily that It Is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on and on with n weak, dis ordered stomach: It's so unnecessary, ANNIVERSARY OF THE it atti.f. or tkmu;ai: LONDON, Oct. II. Indomitable Nelson lies fast In eternal sleep and all but the Traction of n century baslhome say. rolled awnv since when was fought "e of the the Battle "f Trafalgar. Jiut the thundering guns, the screaming shell the lamentations of the sorrowing. cannot shut out from British ears the eloitient silence from that day of ninety-nine years ago; and In thi lirlllsh heart the feeling Is serene j nnd sure that this day's sun will fall, upon some victory, some master-! stroke, that will make a mad rejoic ing 'midst the watching shades ot Trafalgar's lost legions. A ITMHITON INTERVIEW. Mr kniglii Tell. Ills Etiwlence. The following brief account of an Interview with a Pendleton man four ears ago and IU sequel, will be! read with keen Interest by every clt Ixtn. O. W. Knight, retired farmer, 51J Franklin street, Pendleton, says: "For eight or ten years I was trou- bled by pains through my back and. kidneys and sometimes In my sides. 1 bad to get ap several times at night to pass the kidney secretions and there was a great deal of sediment in them, that looked like hrlckduet I tried a box of Doan'a Kidney Pills nnd they Boon relieved the backache and regulated the action of my kld neyB." (Statement given May 17. 1910.) Over two years later Mr. Knight said: "All I said about Doan's Kld- ney Pills when I recommended them mould through an aperture. From several y.ars ago, holds good. You1"'" crude beginning some of the men may continue to publish my state ment for the benefit of other kidney sufferers '" Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Knight had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Props , Buffalo, N. T. Burn THE CHEAPEST FUEL FOR HEATING. ORDER YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY NOW AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $500 PER TON IN FIVE TON LOTS FOR THIS OFFER Pacific Power & Stories From the War Zone BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS d inted Press Staff Correspondent.) EASTERN FRANCE, Sept. 18. (By Mail) If you need u fad and would like to become a "collector" here la a free suggestion: Start a col lection of trinkets made by French troopers on the firing line. .Start with finger rings, in the spring ilo.i.. :.re u few things the warriors I art not making between bayonet j charges and dodging big shells. Al I umlnuni, brass, copper and nickel In I the Herman shells b il led at the I French, usually are the "raw materi als." Hullets, empty shells, shell clips, coins, buttons, insignia, buckles, bells, band grenades, also are used. The most popular curio is the alu minum ring. Scarcely a soldier Is without at least one. These are mad" by cutting off a cross-seetlon of the aluminum fuse-tubing Inside Herman shells and whittling or filing It to de sired design. These nre numerous and some are nf beautiful workman ship, engraved with professional skill. Some of the soldiers are, of course. Jewelers. A popular design Is the signet wllh a crown, cut from the Prussian liuurd's brass button. Inset. These rings are much sought. Others are serpents wearing the spiked German helmet, the French War Cross In copper Inset, the Cross of Lorraine, the thistle of Alsace, etc. Ink stands made from hand gren ades with crossed cartridges as pen. racks and mounted on a shell frag ment are fashioned, while ink-stands made from the time-fuse caps of the famous solxante ipjruxe shells are nifty souvenirs for women at home. I Cartridges with the bases Joined, holding a DSSMN In one end and a pen In the other and pen-racks made 'simply of American "special" barbed aire cut from entanglements are unite nil fait, as fashion writers at nicest articles is a . I breakfasl gong made of the brass cases o! i-iiolls 01 large canorc. mum , pended on a woolen fjord, like bells, U ml tapped, they give forth a ver ! pleasant tone. Watch fobs arc made of leather I from Herman officers' belts with u I gold-plated button for fob or a bob made of bronze, brass, nickel or iilu inluum, any desired shape. Aeroplanes are made of Hermnr cartridge clips with pfennings for wheels. Peer mugs In minature nre made of cartridge shells, and a dand paperweight Is fashioned of shell fuses or hand grenades with a grape laden vine growing out of the ori fices. The vines are made of tele phone wires, the grapes from shrap nel bullets. Frotn the mud of the trenches sol-dlcr-soulplors are making all sorts of statutes, humorous and serious. The I ust' of Joffre nnd Polncare: mlnla- ture Venuses and Mercurles, and wn. princes and Kaisers ar 1 favorites. Dainty picks, shovels, rifles, ennnnn Mid the like are made, of brass or other metal They afe polished and finished to a point where any Jeweler might handle them with pride There Is no limit to these Made In I the Trenches" articles. The tools vary much as do the objects. Some of the men have n pocket-knife. Most however, have managed to get hold of at least a file and a piece of em cr cloth. Siunetlmes. Instead of merely filing n section of aluminum the metal Is molded after melting. The original rings were made this wav: A raw po tato was rut In half and a mold of the desired object made. Then the two halves were put together and the molten metal poured Into the strange have developed complicated arrange ments whereby two or three metals are combined to form all sorts of pat terns, one upon another. The soldier Isn't trying to mnkei. money with these things. It is rarely I he will part with the proofs of nis Ingenuity. He makes them in his lei- sure time between battles or watching Coke CASH AT GAS PLANT. FOR 30 DAYS. Light Company lips of trenches. The work occupies the product usually fi bis mind and nils Its wav to wife, sweetheart, mother, father or children. Much devotion almost life-blood, goes Into the trinket, for not Infrequently Its manufacture Is Events in the War One Year Ago Today the rrunco - fielglan coast battH continued, Allies block ing vicious Herman onslaughts. Oertnuy claimed the capture of 20,000 llritlsh und many machine guns at Lille. The Prussian diet voted 1370,- 000,000 more for war. Chan cellor Dslbruck declared Ger many would fight to lasting peace. Austro-Ge rmans continued to drive the Russians buck in Ga tlela and Itukowina, Vienna said. The Herman army's left wing retreut from Warsaw continued and 1194 Austrian officers und men and many machine guns Here captured in Oailcla, I'el lograd claimed. a Kngl.ud released one, but held two other. American oil ships, while America filed an other protest. England assert ed the oiler lirlndlllu. held, is Gel tnan-ots sad. For Indigestion. Never take pepsin and preparations containing pepsin or other digestive ferments for Indigestion, as the more you take the more you will have to take. What is needed la a tonic Ilka Chamberlain's Tablets that will en able i lie stomach to perform Its func- Ltioni naturally. Untamable every where. Adv. 1 OI! I IK I. Il l I CONDEMNED ok CABINET ATTACK, uDBHUuaafft. l.i INDON t. 21 Lord North- dlffe. who own Mail and other the Indon Dull'' newspapers. Which .... ,,., u.t.w.il,,,. ft... ! L , not. Icy of Sir Edwurd Hrey, is being j verely condemned In other British newspapers for the attack, i -The Dally News says: "This Is not a moment for the na tion to suffer the criminal attempts of Northollffe to mnke any sort of government in tnis country impossi ! hie unless It is a government which .,,, t,ik(, (s m,ir,.nlll ordera from disordered mind" ... - editorials urge a curh Ion Northcllffe's SCtiVittas. "W FOR SORf, TIRED FEET AH! TIB" IS ORAJfD 1X1U ACHING, s()l I I N SWEATY, CAL M)USED i I I T OR CORNS. Pull, Johnny, PuJJ!" Ah! what relief No more tired feet; no more burning feet: no more swollen bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more soreness In corns, callouses, bun ions. No matter what alls your feet or what under the sun you've tried without getting relief, Just use "TIZ." "TIZ" Is the only remedy that draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet. "TIZ" cures your foot trouble so you'll never limp or draw up your face In pain. Tour shoes won't seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore and swollen. Think of It, no mors toot misery, no more agony from corns, callouses or bunions. Get a 25 cent box at any drug store or department Store and -get Instant relief. Wear smaller shoes Just once try "TIZ." Get a whole year's foot comfort for only ;s cents. Think ol It. at loopholes op the litis of the HOME RUN WHICH WON SERIES FOR SOX jj 1 II iii'in HOCfSA KnOCKinO w:hhinC front The picture shows Hooper, the Bos ton outfielder, slamming the ball for a home run in the firs: half of the , i, , I. Thi. run MM ihn Bfll the game by a score of to 4 and the nin Indents, of the Phillies knock world's championship. j ed a home run, but Hooper came Pitcher Itixey is watching the back in the ninth and swatted the course of the ball ami Umpire Kieir pill as shown in the picture. The in and Catcher Purns are shown at the j sert shows a close up view of the plate home run king of the series at bat. HOGS SHOW LOSS IN EASTERN MART (FlUSM Wednesday's Journal.) Hogs held at yesterday's strong notations in the tiatth Portland yards today but showed serious losses In the east. At Chicago early sales Included losses of about 30c while at South Omaha the losses ringed from 25c to 00c. o Sales of JT.l'i for top stuff in the local yards this morning in the face of the serious depression in the east and middle west, were somewhat of a surprise, although only a small vol t'me of business was today done here at the extreme mark. Receipts of hogs at North Portland over night were rather heavy and this too was a surprise. General hog market Beat light Ilstdlum light Hood to heavy Hough to heavy . $7,005? 7.10 . .75?6.I5 . .2a r 6 ".n . MSB ;..7r. Cattle Markci l stonily. Market for rattle is steady at North Portland with only a very limited run leported In since Monday. Hood stuff is still very scarce and In demand with ordinary uallty steady but Off grade stuff neglected. In the eastern trade today there was a steady tone generally for cat tle. General oatt$S market ranee: Select steers t6.75 T 6.SS Best hoy fed steers s.SSft ..0 Hood to choice ... i "rdlnary to fair . . Pest cows (i.oim s.:r, I.004JJ 5.7 I 7'.l 4 7' 1.56 -i 1.11 1.00 4.2.i t.7!9t.li 2. .10 3. on 7. JOTi 7.77. flood to Select b Fancy 1 Ordinary Pest 0:-l prime iiiitn ComM niriit. While there was a fairly good show Inn of mutton In the total arrivals at North Portland overnight, practical 1) all the supplies came direct to killer? Ml contract. General mutton Market sit;iiiti"ti here is steady to stronte with no indl Oatlon of iiny Immediate change in quotations. General mutton and lamb prices: Select interior lambs .... l.U Ordinary interior lambs .. I.SD0T.OO Willamette valley lambs.. 1.01 1 '."', slect yearllnis Select ewes, light Livestock Snippers, II., us c, H. Farmer. Mr load. Parker & Kopplin, Piainview, t had; F. B. Decker. BHvaTtOn, 1 load, Woodbum, 1 load, both direct to l'n. Ion Meal companv ; J. D. Dlnsmore West Stas'tOlt, 1 load. West Scio. 1 load, both direct to Union Meat com pany; A. Httcubaker, White Salmon. Wash., Robert 1 loud 1 load 1 load; Mat Mattson. 1 bsol; McCrow. Qoldendale, Wash., F. I Bass. Whltcomb. Wash F. G. Calkins. Carlton. M head. Sheep U Nichols. Hend. 1 load 1 W. Harrow, Washmigal Wash.. 4 loads direct to I'nlon Meat Co.; Bdd) Cross. Kelso, Wash.. 64 hend. Mixed stuff J. S. Flint. Junction City, 1 load cattle, calves and hots Tuesday Afternoon Sales, STFF.RS. Section. No. Ave. lbs. Price Oregon 42 M M.tt Oregon WW IM Oregon 17 111" 4 SO Oregon 1 Nf u Oregon 2 M 4-S0 Oregon !" M Oregon 4 111 4. m Omarew al Corvsilis. CORV AI.L1S. Ore.. Oct II, Th. sdvantags of mothers' pensions, es tabllshed in Oregon several years aco. were to be detailed here today bv Itr. R e Bondnraat, of Portland ft "V 9" InmmG -inst7. rtoor . Hooper made his first home in the third inning, the firsi cii clout of the series. In the next run for the Oregon Congress of Mothers and Parent -Teachers associations. Children formerly sent to charit able institutions are kept at home by mothers, aided by nmthly allowances she said. Juvenile Judge J. J. Cleeton. of Portland, planned to tell the dele gates that the foundation of child character is through moral consci ence. This should be appealed to, he said. WALLA WALLA ELKS HAVE UNEXPECTED CHASE FOR LOOSE BEAR ON STREET WALLA WALLA, Oct. 20 One ofj the most amusing incidents during the Elks' "Initiation Parade' )ester-i day afternoon was not seen by the majority of the crowd. A good sized black liear which was on exhibition at the Washington Meat' Market was secured by an Klk who hired Babe Brawn to lead the animal in the parade. An ordinary horse! halter was placed on Mr. Bruin. Be fore Brown had gone very far with the animal. Up Alder street, i: be-: came scared anil "beat it" out Third Street, dragging Brown along, until! the halter slipped off. The few peo ple on that street began making hur ried exits as the bear came loping al- ong ;he pavement and ambled up the, stairs of the Palace hotel annex, just over the (Jrotto saloon. A crowd col- lected around the doorway and Brown came up with his hulter. endeavoring, to regain his charge officer Bert Cashatt. Dn guard at the doorway, kept Brown back, in spite of the tears' of the latter, who saw' visions of lieup work und no pay. " 1 Two butchers from the market fin ally arrived and went upstairs. All CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 1TNERA1 DIRECTORS JCUO?nAICErT rUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Op posite postofflve. Funeral parlor, two! funeral cars. Calls responded to day , or nlglit. rhone 75. 1 1 j t. BROWN'S PTJRNITURK STORE I Funeral director and licensed em- 1 b aimer. Most modern funeral par-1 lor morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 63 INSURANCE AMI LAND BTS1NESS HAKTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MARKS reliable abstracts of title to all lands In I'matilla county. Ruys and sells all kinds of real estate. Does a general brokerage business. Pays taxes and makes investments for non Nal ictus. Writes fire, life nnd ;tccl dent insurance. Referencs. any bank In Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS. Pres ' C. H MARSH. Bee, BENTLBT & LEFFINV.wei.i REAL estate, fire, life and accident in surance agents, si 5 Main street Phone 404, VETERINARY SURGEONS. C W LASSEN. M D. V.. COUNTY veterinarian. . Residence telephone 27: office telephone. SO. SE(X)KD II M DEAI ERS, V. STROBI.E. DEALER and second-hand goo paid for all second. h. bought. Cheapest place I ton to buy household go IN NEW Cash OREGON FRIDAY, MAIL ORDERS H.H.FRAZEE. Presents By Edward Peple With OSCAR FIGMAN and NEW YORK CAST Praised 10 the Skies by Every Critic Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, 11.50. Seats on Sale Thursday, at Warren's Music House tenants had their rooms locked, one. having just started out of his door-l way when he saw the shaggy mon ster come down the hall. He dashed back in his room nearly scared to How's This? We offer One Hundred Dol lars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J. CHEXEY 4 CO., Toledo. O. I We, tbe undersigned, have known P. i. Cheney for tbe last 15 years, and beliere him perfectly honorable in all business traassi ;ions and financially able to carry out anv obligation made bv bis firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, a Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, ai'tlng directly upon tbe blood and mu ou surfaces of the eyt'em Testimonials sent free. Price 7a cents per bottle. Sold by all Drnggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for conitlpatlon. ' THE QUELLE RESTAURANT Open Day and Night Special Evening Lunchei Fine, Clean Furnished Rooms jn Connection Steam Healed our prn 'hone ! :i9 E 1W rroRNEYs. RAI.KV & II ALKY. ATTORNEYS AT , law. Office In American National I Bank Building. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT j law Office in Despaln building j CARTER & SMYTHS, ATTORNEYS! at law. Office In rear of Ameri can National Bank building. JAMES B PERRY, ATTORNEY AT law. Office over Taylor Hardware company. PETERSON & BISHOP. ATTOR neys at law; rooms 3 and t, Smith Crawford building. t DOUGLAS W. BAILEY. ATTORNEY at law. Will practice In all state und federal courts. Rooms 7, S and Despaln building. GEORGE W. eOLTTS. ATTORNEY at law. Estates settled, wills deeds. mortgages and contra eta drawn. Collections made Room 17 Schmidt block FREDERICK ney at law. ford building. STE1WER. ATTn It -Office in Smith-Craw S. A LOWELL. ATTORNEY AND I counsellor at law. Office in De Bpatn building. AUCTION! I US. . W. F. YOHNK A, AUCTION r. makes a speclaltv of f irmer" t and machinery s.iles. "The THEATRE OCT. 22nd NOW RlCllVED m death as the bear went by and laid down in one corner of the corridor to rest. J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. CHICHESTER S PILL jf . THE HI CIOMI HUM), A LJ i-4 ! m I 'HI IN " fi I r.l-sM-r sT-tris'sl f rills)l.l Ur4 t! tawttl m-aiu " boies, ..h Eli KiorxM. Take n tihrr. v.itv nr mp Ir-rc.!. A r HI II! TT.U m DIAMOND ItKASO I'll I - lit t jnn fi i-b II Pr-r '"if- t M tIti r r'iitissl SOU BY Dfilf'QISTS LVLRiWitiJt Meals 25c UDd Gus LaFontaine, Prop. man that orders at MIM 1.1 I l HI - TRESSPASS NOTICES. STALLION season cards and sale bills of ev ery description printed it r prices at the East rn s w - have a fine lot of stock cuts thai on; patrons are allowed the fn AUCTION SALES- THE EAST OH gonlsn makes a specialty of auy -tlon sale bills, cards and advertising We can furnish auctioneer, clerk n adTertlslng complete that w'll -urt you of having a successful sale LEGAL BLANKS of EVERY r scrlptton for county court, otrcatl court, Justice court, real setats. ete ; for sale st East Oregonlan office BEAVER ENGRAVING COMPANY soriM0 f Wf-r V thu IS4W i j nut. i I