East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 28, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1915. EIGHT PAGES- For Your Baby. The Signature of PAGE SIX MEETING 1 DRAW mm in cum union is the only guarantee that you have the Genuine Wiil 111 "J LTA1 ft w r n 9 i a Ri i 1 a,. m mm m ni av ibb i prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST MO Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castor ia. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, (jbffiJcZ&u Lincoln Rcttra SHI iiigii. NF.W YORK, 1 ct. 28. Abraham Maoobfa book of examples in arith metic which he used as a schoolboy about ItSt, when he was 1", years old brough S"40 at a sale of Lincolniania troiu the Library of John C. Burton, of Milwaukee, which is being conduct ed here. Another book on example ir. compound interest sold for $115. Court papers filed by Lincoln and in hie handwriting brought from JSj to $110. A poster advertising a speech by J-incoln in favor of Harri ica and Tyler at Alton. II!.. in 1840 WASHINGTON, D, C. Oct 18, Announcement .was made Saturday thai the preliminary arrangements are completed for the largest and most comprehensive international i nference which has ever been held In the United States From Decem ber 27, ltlK, to January s. 1916. or a period of two weeks, there will meet in Washington. P. C. the sec ond Pan-American Scientific Con gress in which all of the American republics will participate and for which preparations have been going On for nearly two years. According to the official reports from each of the governments now in the hands of Director General John Barrett of the Pan-American Union, who is secretary general of the con gress, each one of the twen:y-one Am erican republics will appoint delega tions composed of its leading edueu tors, economists, engineers, interna tional lawyers, and experts on min ing, agriculture, health, transporta tion and finance. From present In dications, It is estimated that ther, will be in attendance over one hon ored and fifty of the most repre sentative men of Central and South America, or more than have ever par ticipated in any other international conference held in America. Prom the Pniied States, aside from its of ficial delegation, there will be pres ent over six hundred special n or, -sentatives from its universities, col leges and scientific societies and or. Sanitations. Already the Latin American coun tries are manifesting extraordinary interest in the program while more attention is being given to it by the scientists of America than they have ever shown in any other internati onal meeting. It. therefore, bids fair to attract worldwide attention and to mark a new era In Pan-American scientific progress. It will be signalized by an effort to promote closer relations among the American republics along intellectu al and educational lines rather than I along material and political lines. In the same way that the regular In . ternational Conferences of the Am ierienn republics have developed clos er political ties, and the recent Pan American financial conference help ed to promote better financial un derstanding, so correspondingly this congress will bring the Americans more intimately together upon a high plan of intellectual, scientific, educational and social progress and intercourse. According to the opinion freely expressed by prominent Latin I Americans in both the United States and South America, this conference ' will do more to promote practical Pan-Americanism than all the other I conference, put together. This international gathering Is call led the second Pan-American scien tific congress the first was held in Santiago, the capital of Chile, in I 1908, That was attended by bun dreda of the leading scientists of the Americas, including a large delega tion from the Pnlted States. When it adjourned. It unanimously agreed to hold the second in Washington. The Pnlted States government has therefore appropriated fifty thousand dollars for the expenses of the con. f. fence, and the president of the United States was authorized by con greaa to invite all the other American governmenti to participate. The au thority for the preliminary arrange ments was placed In the hands of the S( cretary of state, who. In turn, ap pointed an executive committee to make all preparations of the con- Let the Wrigley Spear Your Day's Work Cheer Life takes on a rosier hue when you let the Spearmen comfort you. Wrigley's is JOY IMMENSE for 5 cents. The longest lasting goody you can buy. It keeps the teeth clean and bright It prods a lagging appetite. It puts a poor digestion right. An agreeable breath is more to be desired than the odors of dining or smoking so use WRIGLEY'S. Two delicious flavors. BARGAINS! Real bargains in LADIES' SEAL AND LEATHER HANDBAGS Any handbag in the store 12 PRICE. Less than wholesale. Tallman & Go. Leading Drufjiiti . Iliad, l ake Mill limns. TACOMA. Wash., net. 2S. Fire de stroyed the plant and general store of the Modern Mill company at Ulack Lake. Thurston county, at an early hour, entailing a loss estimated al $50,000. Only a small amount of in surance was carried. The greater part of the lumber stock was saved. The mill was burn ed two years ago and rebuilt. Offi cials of the company believe the fire was incendiary. MM LOCAL PEOPLE APPEND 1 FRANCISCO EXPOSITION HERE'S NEW VIGOR FOR OVERWORKED STOMACHS J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. Tallman & Company, the popular I druggists have been In the drug bus iness long enough to have their o,n opinion of the best way of selling medicines. They say the plan adopt ed by Mi-o-na, the great dyspepsia remedy, is the fairest they have ever heard of. They don't believe that a medicine ought to be paid for unless it does the user some good. And Miona is sold under a positive guar antee to relieve dyspepsia or to re fund the money. Tou simply leave 50 cents on deposit with them and If, after you have used the box of Mt-o-na you decide that It has done you no good, all you have to do la to tell them so and they will return Hundreds of people have been re lieved of stomach agonies by using this remarkable remedy. It is not simply a food dlgeiter; it Is a medi cine that puts all of the digestive or gans into normal condition and gives ruddy, glowing, vigorous health A change for the better will be seen after the first few doses of Ml-o-na. and Its continued use will soon give the power to eat anything at any time and not suffer distress after ward. Uae Mi-o-na and see ho much more there is In life. FOOT BALL La Grande High School vs. Pendleton High School Friday, Oct. 29 at 3:C0 o'clock ROUND-UP PARK Admission Adults 50c - - Children 25c SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25. The weather, since my last letter, has im proved. Attendance at the fair Is better, too. Our "Eastern Oregon" booth has beenn brightened up with consignments of fresh fruit (apples and peaches) till it hardly looks like the place that I helped to look after last spring It is surprising how many people pester us by begging for apples and peaches. They want to buy them and thee want us to give them. Some resort to broad bind and others come out and beg. Wc have to explain and explain. If we ever broke over our rule there would be such a rush that nothing could stop it. "Oregon apples!" The.1 surely have a wide reputation and the way some of the women tease us for them would surely melt anv but a neart ot stone. The other day a distinguished appearing lady started a general conversation, which she gradually led around to persona! matters and then to an account of a brother who was suffering from illness. She then explained that she wanted just a few Oregon apples for her sick brother. Now. maybe that good sister has a sick brother and maybe. If I had allowed her plea to touch mv heart, that afflicted man would have had the opportunltv :n sink his teeth into a rosy "Jonathan'1 or a golden "Oreley," but I have a suspicion that the whole story Wa imply fixed up for that particular: occasion for the sole and egelujivej purpose of grafting an apple or r,,--j pies for the use and benefit of the' said sister. However, for the benefit of all theae apple-hunt people, we are I now announcing "Oregon Apple Day'; Arrangements have been perfected for a free distribution of prime' Bpiteenbergs on November ir,th. j The'e apples, from Hood River :.ndi the Rogue River country, have been ordered an'l should arrive consider ably in advance of the day set for giving them away. They will be dis- playad coniptcuouelv for a time and due publicity given to the day and hour of the gift. I anticipate the greatest rush that has yet occurred. We are planning to supply at least ten thousand people, but If I mistake not, these will disappear like the pro verbial snowball. From the way they grabbed for the Portland roses, which were, necessarily, rather with ered and bedraggled, I nm looking forward to "some crush" when the word goes forth to start the show on "Apple Day." I have had pleasant calls from a number of eastern Oregon people I within the last few days. Mrs Stur gis and Miss Nan have been In sev eral times. We went together into the Oregon movie show and enlnved the Round-up pictures over agt'n I There was a good audience and P think our personal Interest, as evi denced" by our frequent reference to intimate acquaintance with the per sons appearing in the picture, caus ed added interest on the those wit hit versatlon. Jack Law the radius of part our jSl De desired than the odors of hi apxV dining or smoking so IBjll CAA use wriglev's. xS. ffvjStfL w0 delicious flavors. jJSSjUf vSffl Write to Ao&SMr yJ2feai 1 232 Kesner BMg. fS'hsF $ WWCX Chicago for &Aw WriViX Spearmen meai "TX fsoKil JOY -Tl J (QUIT YOURl I Bfi- JJ3ikJ J&jM dg n is here and creeled! me pleasantly Mr. and Mrs. Gideon I DTOWn and Mrs. William Oocdeeke have been in several times. Old, in i spite of his deafness, fa undoubtedly i enjoying the fair a. much as any body, ' Ross Dickson is here anil had a pleasant visit with him. He has fully recovered his health. Glenn Storle called on me while I was at work over In the palace of agriculture. He and Cecil Cole are making their vaca tion trip In company but Cecil re mained in the southern part of the state longer than his companion r,d had not reached San Francisco ar the time I refer to. Kenneth Warner and his wife have been 1 n mote than once. J. n Olmsted and Mrs Olm sted, of Enterprise formerly county Judge of Wallowa county, are her. Thev ;,re expeitinL' other members of their family soon. Charles Hoff man of San Fr-nciscn. an old-time friend of Clint Roosevelt. Introduced himself anil Inquired very solicitous ly after the welfare of his former as sociate. He evidenced murh Interist when he found that I knew Clint In timately. Ills address Is No. 40, Seventh street. San Francisco and I know he would appreciate a letter from his old friend direct Mrs. Mary Stewart Smith, a sister of Tus sey Stewart, introduced herself and War Insurance Rate idminnl. LONDON, Oct 27. A the result of the actlvitiy of Hritish submarines in the Baltic the rate of Swedish war insurance on hips bound for Her man pucw has been doubled, a Copen hagen dispatch to the Kxchange Tel egraph company states. quired ; so talke ut Pmntilla cotintv and very entertainingly of ranch methods in the Sacramento river valley, where she operates a large fruit business. The principal erops which Mrs. Smith produces aft figs and peaches. Mrs. .1. S. Fiehting lulled and inquired about her old Pendleton friends. The Flelllngs are living in Oakland and are eon ducting a mercantile business there KING AND PREMIER OF INVADED SERRIA -.can Mmwsm"; yymiKmxifmm&ml)i Onion's apeecU Anger. PARIS. Oct. 27. --Alexander Mill-1 erand. the French minister of war. i began an Inquiry regarding the speech of Canon Iegurdcre Is report ed to have made to the Sixth regi ment of dragoons on October B Th" canon is said to have declared: "France Is tottering under the weight or its errors and national faults. It has need of new Inocula tion In order to make Itself worthy of overcoming cruel punishment." PTR A.HO PREMIER RACHTCH The picture shows King Peter of -erbla and Premier Pachltch dlHeus--Ing war measures in the king's II. aid of Serbia In her hour of greatest t,i ed. when ihe Teutons on the north and llulgarlans on the east are threat- brar) at Men. The treaty which l're-0iilng to invest the entire country un ti.ler Pachltch signed with Greeci less the allies can rush aid to t hi has faded to btln the Oretkl to the j fighting Setbs ffithja a short time. puriMaii ixdVnt DeriMve. SOFIA. Oct. 28. An official com munication issued here concerning the capture of I'skup. Serbia, by Ihe llulgarlans, follows: "Our troops inflicted decisive de- feat on the Serbian towns In the neighborhood of Uakup. We finally: occupied the town. The enemy was thrown back on the Kalscharlk le-flle PURE BLOOD MAKES HEALTHY PEOPLE j Hood's Sarsaparilla removes i sen full aofH) boils anil other erup- , 'ions, bteauat it drives out of the i blotd the humor that enuse them. Eruption! cannot he successfully treated wi h e.t"rn: I application, ' because these cantn;t purify the blod. Hood's SdrttrtsriiU makes rich, red blood, r- - i Ihe digestion, 1 build r I !. system. In i. A a La- vm 1jJ ' ' Oct it now. Now is the Time to Order your winter coal supply when deliver ies are prompt. Don't wait until the last minute, until the real winter wea ther sets in, when the streets are filled with snow, when deliveries are uncer tain. Place your orders NOW and with us you will be safe. OUR COAL NEVER DISAPPOINTS that's because it's THOROUGHLY SCREENED, free from slate and dirt. It's all coal get the best 'phone us YOUR ORDER today. Telephone 8 Oregon Lumber Yard A. H. COX. Mjr. JJ