EIGHT PAGES
DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1915.
PAGE THREE
Tf you could see yourself as others
see you, in a suit of
Bond Clothes $ 1 5 to $30
it would be some gladsome sight
Bond Bros.
Pendlrton'i Lending Clothieri
Rnsass plan- internal i - r
PETltOIIIlAD. Nov. 5. The Ku.
sian government In preparing for the
Mrh issue ir an internal loon o! 1,-
OOO.OOO.OUU rubles (IGOO. 000,000)
T)H' intercut rate will he 6 per
rent. The loan will run for short
term.
SISTER: Read my Free Offer t
A
MANY TONS OF HAY
SOLD AT ECHO FOR
WINTER STOCK FEED
10 Altl.oADs Of BALED M.I l
PA shippli) to MANY
COLUMBIA POINTS.
'
a, i am woman. .
I knew a woman's trial.
BhBv I Know her need of sympathy and help.
Silk Tf vein hiv dilator nn. iinhnniii' kAMtiaa 111.
km 1 health, if you fed unlit for bouMbold i u 1 1 .
:pjj kmik social pltaauren, or daily empiuyment, writ
Ij9 And tell me Just how uu suffer, and ask for my
HB jl free ten days' trial of a home treatment suited i
-T, 'KB tu 'tur nteds. Men cannot understand women's
BsWW H sufferings. What we wuut-n know from ex-
IH pertencf, know bt tter 1 w-int
H a jUmn '" '' 11 y"u 11 "w cure ypurse1' at home at a
jmrl cot! of abo tt II oeoti weak.
HkaJi " K j If you stiff-r from women peculiar ailments
BPU3 mkmr, f 'iltR pain In the head, back, or bowels, feel.
we,B"t and dragging-down sensation,
UMl w t...ina or displacement of oelvic oraini. cautina 1
k'dney and bladder weakness or constipation,
and plies painful or Irregular periods, catarrhal
rnrtrllt inn inrl r1lrhirn v1rf mn npruiinn,ii.
depressed spirits, melancholy, desire to cry, )
fear of something evil about to happen, creeping feeling along the spine, palpitation,;
hot flashes, weariness, sallow complexion with dark circles under the eyes, pain In
the left breast, or a general feeling that (If Is not worth living,
I INVITE YOU TO SEND TODAY FOR MY FREE TEN DAYS' TREATMENT
and learn how these allmenta can be easily and surely conquered at home without!
he ilangrrs and expenae of an operation. When you are cured, and able to enjoy
life again, ynu can pass the good word along to come other sufferer. My home treat -tin
r.t Iff fur young or old. To Mothers of Daughter, . 1 will rxplain how to overcome
("i-n sickness ichloroelsl. Irregularities, headaches, and lassitude In young women
l rati m tl-.eni to plumpness and health. Tell me If you are worried about your
ilauxliter. Remember, It costs you nothing to give my home treatment a ten days'
I at 3 does nol interfere with dally work. If health It worth asking for, then
' my generous offer and write for the free treatment. Including my Illustrated
booklet, "Woman's Own Medical Adviser." I will send all In plain wrappers postW
I a' I To save time, you can cut out this offer, mark your feelings, and return to me.
Send today, aa you may not see this offer again. Address,
BOWfJHM Ml Carload ill Hogs to
the Sctllo Market Itugg llroth
ers ship in live Carload of Ct
tie to ISO red on Hat Meadow
Oilier Xi' Note of Echo.
(Special Correspondence )
Bi'HO. (ire.. Nov. 6. Aa winter H
iipproaehing, activity In the hay and
UTSOtoCx ImslneHH la Tieeomlng appar
ent -is la the uaual urder for this
plm ' 'luring the winter aeaaon. J
11 S v lor has Hold 500 tons of hay
to J. t. Lonergun thla week to lie f"d
at the Saylnr place on Hutter creek
Mr Lonergan's cattle are expected
to In- shipped in today.
During the pa! two week.-! II F.
McCullough has shlped twenty car
loads of baled alfalfa hay from here
to different points along the Colum
hla liver between Irrlgon and Port
land. ('. I'. Ilowman la at Seattle. Wash.,
this week where he took a carload ol
hogs to market.
Itugg Hrothera have shipped in
five carloads of cuttle this week to
be fed at their farm on the Meadows,
four miles west of Echo.
Minor Brtal of upper liutter 'reok
shipped In a carload of shelled corn
from Nebraska to this place and
then hauled It out to their farm by
wagon to feed their cattle.
B. il Washburn, proprietor of the
Echo Hotel, Is visiting thla week a"
PullRla.ll, Wash . and Moscow. Ida
ho. Buatneta and pleasure combin
ed.
Thomas ltos. manager Of iIk- new
lumber urd ut this place, returned
home yesterday from a business trip
to Portland.
W. A Itobliison of Spokane, la a
business visitor here this week.
Prof, w. w creen principal o
the Echo high achool, visited the
Hermision stock show yesterday. He
was accompanied by a number of
high school pupils, the Misses Esther
Hi boll and llephane OuITIford. who
arranged the Echo school exhibits
SDd .Masters Hugh RVa. AtthlM
I lorn Norman Sterns and Adeli Es
lab. who were Judging the Ilvesto-k
They alt went down by auto.
T 'I Smith was n business visitor
in Pendleton the first of the week.
Howard Frick and wife of Hermis
ton spent Wednesday In Echo.
Mrs Dyer of nermiston came up
'ast week with r.n assortment of
hand painted rhlna. which she left
a local store for holiday trade.
Iilstrict Attorney Frederick Stelwer
is a business visitor nere the first
the week.
N'cdln. was In town
LA GRANDE HIGH IS I
WINNER IN GRIDIRON 1
CONTEST WITH W.W.I
HlNv OY SCORE or ill TO IS
HAKEIt Hit. II DEFEATS
BOI8E SQUAD.
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SHOP UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK TONIGHT
LA GRANDE, Nov. I. WsllS
Walla high felt the sting of defeat In
La Grande yesterday when the US
pound Keynolds proteges ran away
from the heavy Walla Wallow, .14 to
U. Too much apeed won the game.
Walla Walla couldn't keep up with
the pace. La Grande scored -arly
by a scramble of overhead attack,
and line plunging In which "Fat"
McCinnis. out of the game a 1th
broken ribs for two week- was the
scintillating star. Walla Walla put a
ball over by straight football once
and In the last few minutes of play
Hooper intercepted a rorward pass
and ran 40 yard for Walla Walla's
seconft touchdown
McGlnnls. Huff, Itoaenbaum. Con
key anil McDonald look turns at ar
rylng the ball around anil through
the Walla Wallans. outjumping.
charging; and running the heavy vis
itors. Rich, Robinson and Wlnans
were Walla Walla's best men.
"On to Daker and Wallowa.' Is now
the cry In La Grande.
BAKER HK.H HI PEATS lioil
NEW
MOTOSHAWLS
NECK SCARFS
COLLARS
BAGS
WOOL GLOVES
FLEECE LINED
GLOVES
VEILS
GYPSY BOOTS
DRESS GOODS
$20.00, Now Selling at 810.00
$22,50, New Selling at 81 1-25
1 2 5 nn. Now Selling at 812.50.
$27. -"A Now Selling at 813.7r
$30.00, Now Selling at 815.QO
$32.50, Now Selling at 816.2."
00 Now Selling at 817.50
$37.50, New Selling at 818.75
$40.00. Now Selling at 820.0O
ALEXANDERS
Mdse of
Highest Quality fj
Only
C. n Lisle attended
iry Show of Hi-rmls-
MRS.M. SUMMERS,
Bos H, SOUTH BEND, IND,
John Fisher
yesterday
Mr. and Mrs
the Hog and II
ton tin Friday.
Wm. T Merrltt of Hermision was
visiting In Echo on Wednesday.
T Q fmlth and wife were among
those viewing the exhibits In Hcr
iiiiHton. J. B Savior returned to) Freevvater
Thursday after a two weeks stay on
his Butter Creek farm
J CS Loirergan of the Lonerjran
Commission Co, of roi-iand, was
hen- mi Thursday.
Iji-icrn Orreoti Ijds S-oro IS
Points over Idaho Opponents,
BAKER. Ore., Km, . Baker high
school eleven decisively defeated
Ilolse high school by a score of 23
to o, lief ore a larue crowd yesterday
afternoon iloth teams were badly
Crippled by lack Of some of their bast
men. Iloiae showed weakness fri m
the start and Haker made its first
tally a few minutes alter the opening
whistle by end runs by Keown. Fleet
wood and Poshury. line plunges by
Wbippnp and a g"ai from field by
Fleetwood.
Exactly the same trfava were dupli
cated in the second 'isarter. Keovv n's
tlyard run his and Whipple's drives
thmigh tackle, gave Haker its 'allies
in the third quarter In the fourth
quarter Keown rimmed the ball
around left enif from the threi- yard
line asd .soon afterward Homoiitte'h's
J.l-yarii run and Fleerwood's goal
from rhe IS-yiiTd line made the
scores Fleetwoiwl kicked five goolk
out of five chanv"- K ftayier and
Stanton' put up die features for the
visitors
How About Your
HEATER?
Don't wait until the extreme cold weather i upon us. Get reiioty for it now and
eliminate the inconvenience and trouble when the weather gets cold.
We carry a complete line of Universal Stoves and Rangvs. eitch and ewry ome:
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. t
s jdQt ' '
UNIVERSAL)!
SWING TOf
HEAVY STEEL
LINING
UPPEH FIRE POT
LOWER FIRE POT
ASM PIT DOOR
MILL GROUND FITTINGS
SANITARY LEG BASE
MOT BLAST DAI'SJUI ROD
LARGE FCED DOOR
DOWN OWArT
MOT EH. AST PIPE
HEAVY WELLSVtLLE
POUSMED STEEL BODY
DRAW CENTER GRATE
EASILY REMOVED
SCHEW REGISTER
MILL 6R0UHD FITTINGS
LARGE ASHPMI
BAILED HAN0LE
EXTRA HEAVY MAIN
BOTTOM RIVETED
SECURELY TO BODY
This cut shows the construction of the "Companion" Universal. Note the speci
al features Not new features with which we are experimenting but features that
have' made this Heater a reputation which cannot be denied.
Ask the Man Who Owns One
For Sale By
GEO. C. BAER 6 CO.
643 Main St.
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
Phone 81
PERSONAL NOTES OF
ADAMS AND VICINITY
I Special Correspondence. 1
ADAMS. Ore., New, 6. Mr. and'
-Vtrs ;. M. MorrtssSJ and children
were I lall SSI at unit Bounty seat Sat-j
uada'.
tltis Uevallen retimed home from
his schtml at Walla Walla W spend
Siaiday with his paims Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. I.ievoallen.
Mrs. James t'hesaut and Mr. and
Mrs V. IX Chesnut were v itors at
the county seat this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Je Hales and son
.1' hn niot.wed to he couirty seat
Saturday.
Miss BH4SJSJM SttMsteSOi one of the
teachers 01 Ferndale. returiard home
to-spend Scndav .u i her pornls Mr.:
SO Mrs. J. W. Stitefcton.
Bert Kinftv ami J W. Permger SAO I
tteed to tfte county seat itrrs week.
Sfiss .lewne ChOBSSSC returned home
COOni her school tit spend Sundav
wPh her parents . and Mrs. J. C.j
Chesnut.
Joe Pajant was m town this week, l
Mrs. Frank Rices and Mrs. Ella
Slniontom motored' ct the utnt so;!
Fridav.
Mrs .1. I). Harrsh and sons DonaM
and ron were tisiturs t tile coun
ty seat Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schatz mo
tored to Helix this week, on business.
O. A. Simontvst was in Adams Fri
day. Miss Pearl Wilson, the intermedi
ate teacher of the Adams school re
turned to her home In Pendleton Fri-
I dav.
F.d Carter and Rot Ferguson are
now In Harney county.
Mr and Mrs. Hunter and daiithtet
Dollls motored to the county seat Sat
urdav .
Rev. C. Ernest Smith, rector of St.
Thomas Episcopal church in Wash
ington, which Mrs. Norman tialt at
tends, will likely perforin the cere
mony ef marriage for her and Presi
dent Wilson. So far no definite
statement has come from the Whit-
House, hut Washington society and
those who think they know the presi
dent's plans expect such an announce
ment. Mrs. Gait has long attended
the church, which is one of the most
fashionable in the capital Since the
announcement of her engagement
she has not been seen there so often.
FRENCH TAKE IMPORTANT
BRID6ES FROM BULGARIANS
Plead for itoftifnesv
PARIS, Xov 5 The Serbian le
gation made an appeal fur Serb ref-
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS, FEVERISH.
FROM CONSTIPATION
IF TONi.i K 1-, COATED, BREATH
BAD. STOMACH SOUL CLEAN
Lm:it AM BOWELS.
Give "California Syrup of Fls" at
once a teaspoonful today often
saves a sick child tomorrow.
It your little one Is out of sorts,
half-sick, isn't resting, eating; and
acting naturally look. Mother, see
if tongue is coated. This is a sure
sign that its little stomach, liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable, feverish. stomach
sour, breath bad or has stomach
ache, sore throat, full of cold, five
a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs." and in a few hours all the
constipated poison, undigested food,
and sour bile gently moves out of Its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative." be
cause it never fails to cleanse the
little one's liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach and they dearly
love Its pleasant taste. Full direc
tions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups printed on each
bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs;"
then see that it is made by the "Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company."
ugees who arrived in Greece nearly
naked and in a miserable condition,
"fleeing before the Invasion of a pit
iless enemy, aiming to exterminate
the entire nation."
I It.HTIM. ( OVUM I BETWEEN
FORCES IS BALKAN'S SINCE
WEDNESDAY.
I PARIS. Nov. Fiahting between
the French and the Bulgarians north
of Uabrovo has boon proocesjinf s.ncej
I Wednesday, it was officially announc
ed. Near Grivesak the Bulgnn ha vol
entrenched along the Xish-Sa'.onika
railroad within -"' ard of the.
.French. Northwest of GrtTOlnk the i
! French captured important bridges
The rtatement added that fierce at-
tanks have been repulsed in the DOSS,
Afsne ami Lncourtlne regions on the
western front.
fj Caution .
'i ' . m
HORUCK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
THE FOOD-DRINK FOR ALL AGES
TAKE A PACKAGE HOME
HTNO SUBSTITUTE IS "JUST ASCO00"
have been completely defeated by the
iMiluarians northeas: of Prilep. it vvat
reported. Part of the French were
routed and the others captured.
o o
ODD ITEMS FROR WIRES.
VITNI FAVORS ADMIRAL.
Sufflctont Aid Kot Given in Inspe i
ing wnivhlix. I flew.
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I Winter Blasts I
ALBANY. N. T Nov. 6. Miss
Jane tigden. local society girl, and
RopUbllOOn Chairman Frederick t'.
Tanner were married here tinlav. They
met at Gov. Whitman's house a veat
ago. Soon after that Tanner he-aiii
seriously ill and Miss Ogden i n i t so
ciety to nurse him.
HF.UKKLF.Y OtL, Nov (, Mayor
living today planned to act as host
to every California and Washington
mayor who accepts hla blanket invi
tation to the California-Washington
football viaine.
DEPOSIT N. Y.. Nov. tl In cele
bration of the anniversary of break- .
ing of ground for the Brio railroad vi !
years ago. the citizens of this dtj
planned a pa rods and civic program
of speeches.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov g, Apple!
growers who came today to tin- si i i
apple show brought the best txbjbtts
ever seen in Indiana. The marketing
question has become acute because, of
the bin crop.
BOSTON, Nov S. -Rear Admiral
Wilson N. Little. retired. charged
with negleet and , a re less methods in
superintending the construction of.
submarine K-L'. did not have stiff-i
cient help in bis inspection worn, at
the Fore River shipbuilding pta.nl
according to Lieutenant Warren C.
Chilil. who testified before the court
martial as a witness for the de-,
fense
It was impossible be XSVld r Ad-
mlral UttlS, vcn with seven -iss'.st-ants.
to inspect every piece of metal
that went into the construction of
a battleship, two .lestroyers and thiee
submarines, which were under bis
charge Lieutenant Child h i 1 pre ,
vlottsly testified for the prosecution
"A GUARDIAN
OF HEALTH''
Imnrwt) for vim-a-
WASHINCTOX Nov. I The en
ransists agency announced tii.it Uen-1
eral obregon had promulgated r.
order cranting amnesty to all Vl'lls-1
tas up to and Including CSptaiUl and
that man; ware accepting the offcf
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
TRT BOTTI i
need a lohtc "i
This cool weather requires warmer clothine
Come in and look over our Sample Loggers
Shirts and Mackinaw Coats. You can buy them
for less at the Hub. Note a few of our prices.
A good serviceable Mackinaw Coat, only $3. 1.".
Thirty-six ounce all wool Mackinaw Cost :-'
inches long, worth $5; our price only 14 4M)
Forty ounce Mackinaw Coat mily 14,96
Red plaid Mackinaw coat, heavy weight ami
double breasted; our price EjfJ Wfi
Kxtra good all wool Mackinaw costs, othen ask
you $8.50 ; our price SIG..10
Men's heavy wool blanket lined work coat,
worth $4.00; our price ......
Men's wool sox. irr: L' psif for U
Men's cashmere sox !; - P;'ii' (or '.I'tv
.Men's wool underwear 75r. Mf, fUM, 1.48
Men's wool unions fl.40, l.tB, I.Jf ami
$'m. IB.
THE HUB
23 Sample Stores.
745 MAIN ST.
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