East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 08, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAII1 EAST ORfiGONlAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDA" A Dog Is Air Very Well, but He Can't Be President GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS The socially prominent London family of Chichester, consisting of Mrs Chichester, her son Alaric and her daughter Ethel, are iitunnod by the report from their solicitor that a bad turn In the lock market has wiped out their very comfortable competency, In "Peg O' My Heart." Neither the on nor the daughter has the experience or ability to make money enough to maintain even a fchadow of their present position, and they are faced with the terror of a life In humble quarters. , Willi considering their dilemma they receive a visit from a pretty Irish girl of tighten years, named 1 eg, who lias been I ward of Mrs. Chichester's late brother, her father having gone to America. Is accompanied by the lawyer uf the deceased, who explains to the Clilchesters that his late client left them live thoiiKuud dol lars a year, provided they would take 1'eg, care for her and educate tier The rhlcliesters grasp life opportunity of securing the money and retaining their place in the world, albeit they are distressed by Pegs wild little Irish ways They are continually confronted with the humiliation of depending upon her, Indirectly, for existence. Ethel is no dlsgu'ted with the situation that she plans eiopement with a married neighbor, named Brent Peg Ethel, may 1 talk to you? Ethel Von were told to study Peg Won't you let me? We are both girls In the same house, of the same family, and you've never said a kind word to me olnce I re been here. Ethel We have nothing In otn mon Teg- Sure, that doesn't preveat us being decent to vaih other. Ethel Decent! Peg I'll moot ye threo-quartera of the war If je'H Just thow one little generous feeling toward me. With all yer fine advantages you're not happy, are ye? Ethel (Slowly) No, I'm not Peg Nattier am I In this house couldn't we try to comfort each other? Ethel -Comfort? Vou! Peg A beautiful thought makes h beautiful face, they say. And sure a kindly Impulse gives ye a warm feelln" around the heart, and ye'd have It If ye'd only be a little kind to me sometimes. Ethel- I am afraid 1 have been a little Inconsiderate. Peg have. Ethel What would ou like me to do? Peg-Just speak to me some times as If 1 were a human beln' and not a clod of earth. Will ye? Ethel Very well, Margaret, I will. Peg-Thank ye. Will ye give me another minute? Ethel Yes. what Is It? Peg- Do ye know anything about love? Ethel- Love? Peg- Yes Have you ever been In love' Ethel-No. Peg- Have ye ever thought about If Ethel Sentimental nonsense that only exists In novels. Peg- Ve er wrong. Ye're wrong. It's the nu st wonderful thing in the world To love a good man who loves you a mini that makes ye lint and old, burilln' like fire one minute and like he the next, who made y r heart leap with happiness wln-u lie unie near ye, anil ai he w 'mmi he aretll away from ye Haven't no ever Ictt like ttiii". .' Ethel Not mufcn. Peg Just dogs? Ethel You can trust them. Peg I like dogs, too. But I like children better. Wouldn't re like to have a child of your own? Ethel-Margaret! Peg I would. That's the real woman In us. Ye only fondle thai dog because ye haven't got a child of yer own to take in yer arms. All the selfish women have pet dogs. They're afraid to have children. Pre watched them. A dog is all very well, hut he can't talk to ye and comfort ye, and cry to ye, and laugh to ye like a child can. Sure he couldn't be Presi dent of the United States. But If ye had a hairy he might grow up to it. very little Ethel Peg Peg " O'Cccnell and Dt't.'t vou like fiier. Ethel Chichester in Peg c' My Heart, but he can t be President.". A dog is all very well, Ethel-rhatVTery IrSB . Peg Faith, I think it's human. I wish you had a .more of It Ethel It Is not customary for girls to talk about such things. Peg I know that, and I can't understand why we shouldn't dis cuss events of national import ance. If there as more honesty in the world' there would be less sin. Ethel Really Peg Now let us be honest wilt each other. Ethel What do you mean? Peg You like Mr. Brent, don't ye? Ethel Certainly I do He's a very old friend of the family Peg He's got a wife. Ethel He has. Peg And a baby? Ethel Well ? Peg Is It customary for English husbands with babies to kiss other women to kiss their hands? Ethel It is a very old and a respected custom. Peg I'm not so sure about the respect, hut no doubt it's old. Why doesn't he kiss aunt's hands? Ethel Oh. you don't understand. Peg Sure, I only saw the old respected custom by accident when I came in through there instead of goin' to the back door. I "ouldn't help seein' it. An' as for beln' contemptible. I'm not so sure the custom doesn't deserve all the contempt. Ethel I suppose it is too much to expect that a ch Id of the com mon people should understand the customs of decent people Peg I suppose it is. But I don't see why the common peop'e should have all the decency, aid the aristocracy none. Ethel Oh, be good enough n v to speak to me again as long a you're in this house. If I bad HQ way you d leave it this mornlne II vou: RAI K III It OH HI kg) nut wtiihi toi imiink i.iits Of ITCH, their I the I When our kidneys hurt al your hack feels sore. don't get scared and '. proceed to load jour stomach wttfc a lot of drugs that excite tha kidneys 'and Irritate, the entire .rir.r tract. Keep your kidneys 0SM NlM you i keep your bowels clean, ',. fbuhtru 1 them with I mild. tunnies salts 1 which removes the tody's urinous ' waste jn! stimulates them ,' normal ai tivlty. The fun ! ' kidneys Is to filter the blood. In H hours they strain from it IM grains ..f o ld ami waste. so we .un 'readily understand the vital Impor tance of keeping the kidneys active Drink lots of water- you can't drink too much; also get from anv pharmacist ahout four ounce of Jad ! Salts; take a tablespoonful In a glas of water before breakfast each mnrn : Ing for a few days and your kl'lnev ! will act fine This famous salts Is , made from the acid or (trapes and lemon Juice, combined with Ilthla. and has been used for generation to clean and stimulate dogger kidneys; also to neutralize the acids In tirln" art It no longer la a source of Irrlta ! tion, thus ending bladder wenknwi- Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot In- Jure; makes a delightful efferveecent I lithla-water drink which everyone I should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean and active. Tr , this, also keep up the water drilik ! ing and no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney troiihls ' and backache. TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA II MIXED WITH SU.l'lM R DARKENS s n RALLY NOBODY CAM TELL. IT Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES "Sr HOT TABLES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Hverythlt.f clean ami up-t lata FIRST CLASS HFKVU-S TEA 5c Pack-Re Under State Hotel Cor. Wsbb and Cottonwood Bts Phone 117 Pendleton. Om SWINE MARKET IS STILL SLIDING WITH Dversuppllfd. The bulk if the swine week. ever the J. E. MULLINIX. Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. (Courtesy Sunday's Journal.) PORTLAND, "re Further disas ter to the hoJ iimrket w.is shown at ! North Portland during the weak ,,ut values at must American points WOfO I likewise en the toboggan With one of the greatest. If not the greatest showing of I received iiurtnK oi&gli I market was under jires jcally entire week. Killers wants cootie Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local iptilliallaae thej cannot reach the dkMSM pert Ion uf the ear There ll only Dne nay to OOOJ deafness, mid that ts by rotuo buttons I remedies lleafness Is elassd ly an Inflamed condition uf the inn Iron lining uf the Kuslliehlan Tlllie When tills lube i Inflamed run have a nimblltlli ifunnd or imperfect ksarlag, ami arbea it ta Satlrel) closed, Deafneaa l the result, and unless ilie Inflnmuiatlun chii tie taken out ami thin tube restored ta Its in mini cnndl lion, hearing will tie destroy ad forever: nine i sih's out of ten are caused by Catarrh, , mhleh In nothing- but an Influnicd condition 0f the BMMOBS surfaces We will Rive One llnnilred t lollars for iany case of Iteafnesa (caused by catarrhl that rannot te eured ly Hall'- Catarrh I Cure Send fur circular, free. I K J ORKNEY CO., Toledo Ohio Sold by Urugglsts, Tit I Take il l Family Pills for c. mitigation HAVE US WIRE YOUR PLACE for electric service. We use the best grade wire, the best Insulators. buttons, switches, etc. And we do the wiring skillfully and quickly. We shall he glad to nlve you a price for wiring jour place. You can de pend upon It being reasonable. J. L. VAUGHAN taare of tops. General hog market; Best light j Medium light 6-u ' Rough to heavy fj.OO'ii f. "" Catlto Market I- Steady, I Market for cattle was generally 'considered steady at North Portland ' for the week's trading. There was a further decrease in offerings and this ! w.is a factor of importance In keep ing price values to the former Stan ' Ing. Hood stuff la still rather scarce, although the pOTCSntagS Is somew'i.it better than during previous weeks t'ow market is naturally the point of attack for bearish values because of the continued a bun dance of dairy Itest hay fed steers 6.50 'I IS Good to choice 6.00tf6.4 Ordinal) to fair s. oofi ! Rest cows 4 75 "' . . i.Md)4.6u 4.0Of.4.25 . . 4.00 6r 4 IS . . T.UH'it T.Tol Quiet. ily to strong mutton and North Portland The run w.is somewhat better la volume than last week hut few of the arrivals came for the open murket The bulk was direct stuff to a local meat company from nearby feed lots. G.eneral mutton and lamb iiriiv. Selert Interior lambs. . . , lt.M.7.H Ordinary interior lambs.. 6.50 'u 7 ''" Willamette valley lum'is. 6.OOI1 Select yearlings Seleet ewes, light Mtfl Old wethers 5.."0 4i Amusements What the press agents say about Pendleton s pres ent and coming attractions. G Si Fun ( lrd Best od lei t bulb bull prime Million Market While showing a sie; lone, the market for lambs was fillet at during I be week "Peg O' M Heart. Oliver KoroeOo producer. Hartley Manners', author ol My Hemt.'' one of the most at the iireg'-n Theater on Tuesday. November Sth. are reaping another t-'olden bar vest from the wonderful success of this play this season, after dividing the profits of nearly half a million dollars which this attraction m tted last year. This w holesome Play has caught the fancy of play, j goers vhereer It has been presented, a;, its humor and love Interest arc so c, mpelllnj that it holds the attention nl .he auditor from the beginning to. the final fall of the curtain, while its characters present types that are wholly appealing to our human in-1 st'ncts F..r those who like plays which excite the emotions from laugh ter to ce mistiness, they will find; Just what they want in this truthful etmedy "Peg O' My Heart" which ; proved the most entertaining of all j the attractions witnessed here las! i season. Kiity O'Connor is announced In the title role. Seats are 'in sale j tcda) Rest onions (ten) First, Ear'. '".ir.-on, Hermiston. Best peanuts First, Vida Sch Stanfleld. Best comb honey First, EU Caassrly, Hermiston. China Painting. Best display of enma painting First. Alice Pram, Hermiston; sec ond, Marian Briggs. Hermiston In the building where the industrial ex hibit, were shown. Miss Butler do mestic science instructor in the Pen dleton high school with the assist ance of ten of her pupils, gave dem onstrations all day Saturday, prc- arin,' many attractive and palata ble dishes. . I . has as yet been sold. Growers gen erally are holding for better prices ; ow ing to the general scarcity of win ter apples everywhere." continued Mr. ; Smith in an interview yesterday. "For some reason, probably the un J usual season, apples which do not ItttUall) ripen until after Christmas ! are getting mellow now and unless i these are moved soon there will of i necessity be a lot of fruit dumped on jthe market together later on If this I ha, pens prices are likely to tumble, rather than stiffen." t'lCiiilH-aohablc If you were to see the unequalled volume of unim peachable testimony as. favor o.' Hood's Sarsaparilla. you would up braid yourjelf for so long delayinf to take thi seffective Bjasjdletafl tor that blood disease from which you are suffering. Adv. Kntirv family Mangled. LEMBERG. Nov. 6. Moses Man- Jewish resident of turret, has here with his wife and six in a pitiable condition. Th f the family was struck by a sohin. : arrive ! child, i I house The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Supbur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair Is grand mother's treatment and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sen sible, as we are living In an age when a youthful appearance is of great est advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the readv-to-use product called "Wyeth's Sage i.nd Sulphur Compound'' for about 30 cents a bottle. R .. very popular because nobody can discover It has been applied, .simply moisten your comb or a soft brusn with It and draw this tlirough your hair, tak ing one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications. It also produces that soft lustre and appear ance of abundance which Is so at tractive; besides, prevents dandruff Itching scalp and falling hair. HI T FOl'RTH OF CHOP Is I'D BE HARVESTED bomb from a Russian aeroplane a few days ago. and father, mother and all of the children were fearfully "ounded. One of ;he children lost a leg. and Mrs. Manschin had one of her hands torn off. The unfortunates were sent to a local hospital. Two of the children are in a critical cor.diti i n and may die. CHICHESTER S PILL W. TaeiuiottsisAia a MILTON i Ore.. Nov. t.hem than i a fourth of the normal apple crop off the valley will be marketed this year , aocordtn t S. . Smith, local rep- renent;tive t if the Denny Fruit Co. of I'hlcapo. which has a contract to handle all the carload fruit shipments! for the MiKon Prultffrowon union audi the Shields Kruit Co. The total carload shipments will ; approximate 5i earn little f which ! Ladle! Aftk jr lratt M i I III IS Hrg ItM fa IM I- i -.. Maievl .th ' . e V Take tlnr Har mt M- irrrMHt A . . ,1 III M' TEB M.VHOD !tl( PfLt.ft, fct 13. agtnktwwi ag Bctt. jfev A rs Ua ka SOU BY HEISTS auiYrffEK Renare of rlieap Substitutes. In these days of Keen competition it Is important that the publl- should see that they get Chamberlain's Tough Remedy and not take substi tutes sold for the sake of extr.i prof it. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has stood the test and neen approved for more than forty years. Obtain able evereywhere. Adv. Dr. Edmund B. Haslop OSTEOPATH Suite IS. Judd Bldg Telephone .1 Res. 3i.o) s. Main, Telephone !5 R. ,00 One child in fouru dies before fi years of age. IX)MIX)RTIXO WORDS. ihc situ- FOR SALE NORTH SIDE RESIDENCE PROPERTY. Seven room dwelling, with modern built in conveni ences, first class condition, seven blocks from Main street, ("itn be housrnt for $1800 if taken at once. MATLOCK-LAATZ INVESTMENT GO. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS JllllllllllltlllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII'OIIUi' NOODLES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES f KWONG HONG LOW 116 West Alts St., Upitain, Phone 433 ilNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlMtllllllllltmiHIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi? GOEY'S Many a Pendleton Household Will lintl Them So. To have the pains and aches of a bad hack removed to be entirely free from annoying, dangerous url i nary disorders, Is enough to make any kidney sufferer grateful. The fol lowing sdvlce of one who has suf fered will prove comforting words to hundreds of Tendle'on readers C. S Hward, grocer, 11 W Webb street, Pendleton, says: "For fifteen years I had a great deal of suffering from a dull pain through the small of my hack and left side. Foi over a year I was annoyed by numbness In my shoulder blades. 1 couldn't lie comfortably on my back The kidney secretions were too fre- I quent in passage 1 tried aeveral wellknuwn medicines, but nothing did 'me any good until I used Doan's Kidney l'llls They relieved ths aches and pains and regulated ths action of my kidneys' Trice HOC. at all dealers. Don't i simply ask for a kidney remedy get ' Doan's Kidney Pills The same thai 1 Mr. Howard had. Koster-Mllburn ; Co., Props , Ruffalo, N, Y. Pastime Ha. Commencing Tues day, Mother's, stniirtrlc.'' There' are few Mories wlii h pre suit in so fascinating and thrilling a manner some of the vital problems whbh women are sometimes culled upon to solve, as "Should a Mother Tell?" as plcturixed by William Fox. The mother in' the story ts a woman in an ordinary station of life, parent of a beautiful girl. She Is suddenly thrust Into a allon where taction is demanded and where such action must either blight her diiiiRhter's life and honor of her own good name, conscience and ner duty to God. 1 1 ii witnessing this picture one Is Confronted with a problem that seems at first, to be unanswerable It seems ilmost unjust for frail wo-1 man lo be called upon to face such I question. And so (he cruel struggle Nbgel within the mother's breast. Now her Instinctive mother-passion Is upper most. Now her sense or llithl and Jnstlee. Probably there has never been SOI powerful a story written us this b , Rex Ingram I ndoubtedly neer has i here been portrayed .either upon the sereen orf upon the legitimate stage, such a delineation of the, strength o motherlove as Is given by RettN Naneee ibe Queea el K mot ma il Acting. Adv. CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Y sTl 'OHM'S' JUDGING CONTKST (Continued from page S ) st.niiieid, fleet; Kail Carson, Hem ton. second. Itest tomatoes (tea) First. Bar! i arson Hermiston. Rest carrots item First, Rhea Ol I son. Herat 1st OS FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN I, BAKER. FUNS HAL Di rector and licensed emhalmer. Op posite postoffice. Funeral parlor, two funeral cars Calls responded today or night. Phone 75. J T BROWN'S FURNITURE STORE Funeral director and licensed em balmer Most modern funeral par lor morgue and funeral cars. Calls responded to day or night Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone 63 INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKF.S reliable abstracts of title to all lands In Umatilla county. Bttyi and sells all kinds of real estate Does a general brokerage business. Pays taxes and makes Investments for non residents. Writes fire, life and acci dent insurance. References, any hank In Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS. Ties. C H MARSH. Se. HKNTI.EY & I.FKFIN'IW KI.I KKAI. estate, fire, life and accident in-. surance agents. SI 5 Main street i Phone 404. VETERINARY 81 i!t,i:ov C. W LASSEN. M I V COURT! veterinarian Residence telephone 17: office telephone. 20. si CONn 11 Wl DEAI Kits. v. BMtOBtl DEALER in nkw and second-hand goods Cash paid for all seconl-hiud goods bought Cheapest pi o e In Pendle ton to buy household goods. Come and get our prices. 219 street Phone 27 1W. ATTORNEYS. RALE Y & RALET. ATTORNEYS AT law. Office In American National Bank Building. FEE & FEE. ATTORNEYS AT law Office in Despaln building CARTER & SMYTHE. ATTORNEY! at law. office in rear of Ameri can National Bank building. Court 1 AVCnONEERH, 'COL. W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTION eer. makes a specialty o' f.rmers stock and machinery sales "The man that gets you the money ' Leave i orders at Eai oregoalae offiea ll B t ANEOI I, TRESSPASS NOTICES. STALLION season cards snd le I Ha af ev ery description printed at reasonable prices at the East Oregon Bri We have a fine lot of stock cote Ik-a our patrons are allowed ' free ate el JAMES B PERRY, ATTORNEY AT law. Office over Taylor Hardw ire company. PETERSON A RISHOP. ATTOB neys at law; rooms S and 4. Smith Crawford buildtng. DOUOLAS W. BAILET. ATTORNEY at law. Will practice in all state and federal courts Rooms 7 I and S Despaln building GEORGE W. COUTlg, ATTORNEY at law. Eststes settled. h deeds. mortgages and coatra drawn. Collections made Room IT Schmidt block AUCTION gALBl TMK KUTORg tonlan makes a specialty of aa Oon aale bills. rardB and advertlslaa Wo can famish auctioneer, elerk aae advertising complete that mill aeeure you of having a auceeasful sale LEGAL BLANKS or EVERT DB scrlpilon for rounty court, elr oil court, justice court real estate, ett.. for sale at East Oregoolao offbe FREDKRICK STEIWKK ney at law offl-e gi ford building. ATTclt- S. A LOWELL. ATTORNET AN counsellor at law Office In 1) spaln hu l ling.