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PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1915. EIGHT PAGES WILL FIGHT SUNDAY 1 LAW 10 LAST COURT 1 IF IT IS NECESSARY Just Opened i PORTLAND GROCERS DETERMIN i:i TO THWART EFFORT TO t LOSS ON sVHIUTIl. OIK' Inudrvil small Dealers Combine in -s.M-iaiion Ui tarry CMC to I nttod stales supreme Court: Dan Kollulicr is Their Chairman. If we serve it, its pure. Hot Chocolates Chicken Tamalies Oyster Bouillon Tomato Bouillon Beef Bouillon Clam Bouillon We will furnish Tamalies for parties if ordered in advance. 'imnmimmi mn m n ni w nvl s 3 Iff I 111 I TAKE " IF ore and Bostonians and Philadelphia an are going back east from their daring adventure into the mythical nest, and are giving out interviews to the papers expressive of their sur I rise and delight at what they found in the mysttfiQttl region that to them had lain beyond the sunset. "They say they found good siied l es all the wav west, from Chicago to the coast: and the same up and 'down the coast; and these cities are IK1 FOB IJVKli AND BOWELS, inhabited by people speaking English BAD BRKATH, RAD COLDS. and talking politics, and religion and Mil K STOMACH. 'art ',n' baseball, just about the same as the folks who live in New York, or Get a 10-cent box. Pennsylvania or Massachusetts. H k, headache, biliousness, coated -One of the greatest wonders of all tongue, iiead and nose clogged up , js that they found good hotels real with a cold always trace this to 1 y good hotels all along the trail in torpid livsr; delayed, fermenting food j t0 the hyper-romantic realm west of in the bowels or sour, gassy KM- j Chicago." ' Mr. Hlvthe returned last July from Poisonous matter clogged In the. ; , Wp around the vom durlng wh)ch intes-ino. a.stead of being cast out , hp chtfly oconomlc and . of the system is re-absorbed Into the a, rn(litlons , CM Japan and blood. When this poison reaches )usf.H the deligate brain tissue it causes, eonsesuon ana win uuu, """. j hi. return i. to write comnlele novel sickening headache CaseareU immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigest ed fool and foul gases, take the x oe bile from the liver and carry out all the constipated waste matter and poisons in the bowels , A Oascaret tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10-cent box from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months. EAST HAS DISCOVERED THE WEST, SAYS BLYTHE PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 1. riteat unknown land lying ea Poughkeepsie. or Buffalo, or haps, at the extreme, Chicao Wen discovered and what is explored by many easterners. "of best seller length" in which there Is not a single woman character. There's only a glimpse of one skirt In 'one chapter. "The Western Warwick," Is the name of the book, and the story Is that of a good old time politician, who picks up a rather second rate "statesman" and makes him presi dent. That, and the four year admin- ! iMration are the material. Mr. Blythe went to the Blackstone j hotel In Chicago, locked himself In i his room, and pounded out the story Ion his old "caligraph" typewriter. He came to Portland from San ' Francisco, and is now studying po litical conditions in the west, prepa- The ratory to a seres of articles forecast it of1 tag the next presidential campaign l)er. and its probable results, has ' He will go from Portland Into the more, i miadl a a PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. SO. To ':.rr the fight against the Sunday closing law to the I'nited States su preme court, if necessary, more than 100 independent grocers and small dialers from all parts of the city met a. the Kast Side library last night i'lid organized as the Independent Re tailers of Portland. They appointed a committee of four, these to select a fifth member, to take charge of the fight and de termine the best method to pursue. The four members appointed by the meeting were Dan Kellaher and Ben A. Bellamy, two of the grocers who were arrested for having their place! of business open last Sunday; L. R. Merrick, secretary of the Oregon Re tail Merchants' association, and C. E, Monroe, grocer. These four selected S S. Rich, cigar dealer, as the fifth member. By acclamation Dan Kellaher was elected chairman of the meeting. He said today it was the decision to con tinue to keep their places of business open on Sunday until the issue had been settled. For keeping his store open last Sunday, Kellaher has been fined $25 by the district court and is to appeal to the circuit court. Many small grocers spoke at the meeting, expressing their opinion ot the law and the effect Its enforcement would have on their business. Prob ably the most impressive talk was made by R. M. Leahy, a blind man, who supports himself and mother with his little confectionery store at 733 Union avenue north. He said his business would be ruined if he should be forced to close his ship Sundays. He said he had always been oppos ed to having blind men begging on the street. He said he had made a livng until a year ago by singing In a theatre, and now he had all he pos. sessed invested in his little business and the business he did on Sunday was necessary for him to keep his head above the financial waters. Blind Man Make- Appeal. He appealed to all of his hearers to support Kellaher in his fight he Is making against "the octopus." It was evident that by the "octopus" Leahy referred to the Portland Retail Gro cers' association. Among other speakers were Jacob Kitter. 413 East Eighth street; Ste phen A. Lost, 996 Commercial street: Ben A. Bellamy, owner of several grocery stores; Mrs. Anna N. Hoy 5531 Foster road; F. Mason. Grand avenue and East Ankeny; C. E. Mon roe. 248 West Alder; G. L. Craig. 445 East Burnslde; W. R. Wheeler, East Sixty-eighth and Powell streets; Geo A. Hall, attorney; L. R. Merrick, R. Anderson. Morris Freeman. L. M Lepper,. A. Keeler and others. II REPORT l fairs 1 1 U.IANS ARK REPULSED its 'Sarr.'jel Q. Plythe. politic the Saturday Evening P ilnion of VIENNA, Oct. 30. The Italians racle of were "sanguinarily repulsed" along who has the whole front, according to the war eel more of America, perhaps, than office. It is claimed huge losses i.y mas, living or otherwise. ; were inflicted on the Italians while "Why." said Mr. Wythe at the the Austrian maintained their posltl Portland this morning. "New York- i otit continuing the attack violently. SUDDEN MUSCULAR ACHES AND PAINS NEED NOT BE! That Is If you use the right rem edy. Sloan's Liniment Is a real ne cessity In every home for young ard old. Its merit Is praised In dozens of letters. 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To meet the 111,100 needed to IWing the North i-'econd s;reet pav ing which 'was put hack on the gen eral fund by court order, and still Keep Within the charter and state limitations In levies, it has been ne. Cessary to shift the Interest and sink ing funds upon the water department und to slash something like 117,000 from the levy of last year. Water to the Rescue, . The water department ' will be pinched hard to meet the require ments upon it. but no other remedy ippsars. To meet the IIS. 500 on North .Second street It was necessary to prune Into the quick, harder than vould otherwise be prudent. It is con tended, for the levy must be under 20 mills. The rharter provides a 20 mill llmiation but the state law con fines the levy to s. per cent more than the highest levy of any of two years Immediately previous. Consequently the levy of 19.2 mills tentatively out lined for this year Is practically K breast of the limitation. The levy of oi2 mills tentatively Business is booming! 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