DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1915.
EIGHT PAGES
PROBE WKLIOMKD IIY
HOVSKWIVKS l.i: GI K
For Your Baby.
The Signature of
REAR ADMIRAL'S JOB
i U"l l I ITHKHHKlt r WAS 1 1 1
01 T 1)1 MUTISM N
IN 1910.
PAGE SIX
is the only guarantee that you have tha
Genuine
Appointment to Nov Position Coino
Sqsarelj Against the Tradition ol
the Service Kuropeem War Puis
Sen spvi Upon Hatter and pro-
motion Is Made.
prepared by him for over 30 years,
YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST
l0l
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria.
Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
LONDON. Oct. 26 (By Mall.i
Dismissed in 1910 with dishonor for
losing his ship. Captain E. S. Fiti
herbert has just been appointed rear
admiral of the British navy, suuare-
ly against the traditions of the ser
vice. Until the great war began the ad
miralty adhered strictly to the prac
tice of demoting commanders who
lost their ships through negligence
and ntVW granting them another
command. Captain Fitiherbert lost
his vessel, the cruiser Bedford, by
stranding on the Korean coast. He
was court martialed and dismissed.
Later he was allowed to re-enter Hie
navy as a superintendent of contract
built ships. His success in this work
re-established the admiralty's confi
dence in Fitiherbert and he is now
in the high ranks of the service.
Rear Admiral Fitiherbert
brother of Lord Stafford.
is
The Centaur Company,
Pras't
EXPORT RECORD is BROKEN
Nom ork Outgoing
IT.MMM a Da
NEW YoRK.
t volume of t
Nov. 24
i 'hat munitions and foodstuffs, mostly
I srain. filled the list of articles ship
. l ed abroad, with clothing, shoes.
: cloth for uniforms, automobiles and
automobile parts following in close
The great-1 order. The bulk of the exports went
r recorded'1" Great Rritain.
Trade Nearlj
in October.
snCN i"r; in the history of the -
United states left Nun York harbor! XO.OOO Filipinos Trained
- u wwr, uiuaii i.ir me war- ' nitAUU, Nov 24. a quaurter
ling nation!, af Europe, according tojoi a million sturdy Filipinos. 60,000
umaies maae nv customs officials, of them as thoroughly trained as any
-ri-. me toiai. oases: on tanulati n-j soldiers in the world, would support
,ur nmiu complete mm not nil tne i mted States If necessary ac-
mori oi i ,a,"vv.uuu. or aoout cording to p. J. T. Farrell. president
." aay toe every working day of the Army and Navy Club of Chi
. i..r oiumn in .-.eptemDer exports , cago and ex-surgeon-general of the
"' "'K totaled l6Z.000,000.j army of the Philippines, in an ad-
"Hiree hundred and nlnety.three I dress
hip nearly every one laden with a, He said the Filipinos had the type
capacity cargo, left New York during ..f courage that never feared death
-.iUl-r as compared with 353 in and that their cooperation woulld
wmoer. rne tabulation shows invali
Arson Kind's Queen Is on Probation
OAKLAND, Call.. Nov 24 Jeanne
lUirright, confessed queen of the Pa
cific coast arson ring, was granted
probation by Judge Ogden for five
years. Her husband, Lester, con
fessed accomplice. Is awaiting trial.
Hob Market Established.
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 24. The
cultural department of the Salem
Commercial club now has a hog mar
ket in full blast.
the month over five carloads of hogs
have been purchased. The establish
ment of the hog market is in line
with the policy of the Commercial
club to find a market for all product
of farmers.
be
in a crisis.
Oregon Theatre
UliDAY NGIHT
s
NOVEMBER
28
SEAT SALE SATURDAY 10 A. M. WARREN'S MUSIC
STORE
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED.
TO BE PRESENTED WITH THE SAME BIG NEW
YORK COMPANY AND PRODUCTION AS SEEN IN
SPOKANE THIS WEEK AT THE AUDITORIUM
THEATER. A SHOW THAT IS GUARANTEED TO
KEEP YOU AWAKE.
PRICES $1.50, $1 00 syid 50c.
Beware of cheap substitutes.
In these days of Keen competition
It is important that the public should
see that they get Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and not take substi
tutes sold for the sake of extra prof
it. Chamberlain's Cough P.emedy
has stood the test and Oeen approved
for more than forty years. Obtain
able evereywhere. Adv.
Aid Offered by Maroon-
KINGSTAN, Jamaica, Nov.
The Maroons, who are descendants
"f Spanish negro slaves who fled to
the hills when the English conquered
Jamaict and who since then have
been a free and warlike people, have
offered 000 men to Jamaica's Kit
chener contingent. The offer is under
consideration, and it is thought that
the Maroons may be sent to Africa
to fight against the Germans there.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. Mrs Jul
ian Heath, president and founder of
the National Housewives League,
says the officials of the league will
agri-1 welcome the olosest investigations of
their methods, by members of the
New Jersey branch of the League.
Since the first of , who have demanded ,n investlratlnn
' by the attorney general of New York,
j According to the Jersey insurgents
the row started earn m September,
when the members received a letar
on the official stationery of the
league, signed by Mrs. Heath, en
dorsing a certain brand of soup .and
enclosing a reprint or a page "ad"
In the "Housewives' League Maga
zine." the official organ of the na
tional body.
These letters set the members won
dering how such endorsements were
obtained. It is alleged that manu
facturers of food products were com
pelled to buy advertising space in
I the magazine before the league effl-l
j dais would consent to test the pro-
I ducts.
24.- j
NEW ARRIVALS MAKE
Wrigley's
couldn't be better
if made for the crowned heads
It's the smoothest, cleanest, most delicious
chicle confection possible to produce. It
has gained first place as the largest seller
in the world strictly on its merits.
Look at the sealed package. It guards the contents
against air, moisture and impurity as carefully
as men, machines and money can make it.
Every buyer of Wrigley's gets what he's
entitled to a Perfect Product.
WRAPPED
IN
TOOL
Chew
H after
every meal
For "WRIGLEY'S
MOTHER GOOSE
new jingle book, write
Wm. WHgley Jr. Co.,
1227 Kniw
CHICAGO
APPEARANCE AT ADAMS
BOUNCING BABY BOYS ARE BORN
TO TWO WELL KNOW N
FAMILIES.
OREGON THEATRE
Tuesday. Nov. 30th
A. H. WOODS PRESENTS
THE WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDY
SAME,
HLTURW
jv c
COMmNY
PRODUCTION
PRJC&S
11 YOU DID NOT SEE THIS LAUGHING COMEDY
i ST YEAR THEN ASK ANYONE WHO DID AND
HEY WILL SAYDON'T MISS IT.
PRICES 50c, $1.00, $1.50.
SEATS AT WARREN'S MUSIC STORE MONDAY.
MAIL ORDERS NOW.
Many in Asylum.
SALEM. Ore., Nov 24 The state
hospital for the insane is getting
close to Its capacity, according to
Superintendent Steiner. The total
was 1502 while the capacity of the
institution Is 1(25.
DO YOU FEEL HEADACHY?
LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH
It is an unusual thing for a drug
gist to sell medicine under a guar
antee to refund the money if it does
not cure Tet this is the way Tallamn
& Co. the popular druggists are sell
ing Mi-o-na. the standard dyspepsia
remedy
Never before have they had so
large a number of customers tell
thme that a medicine has been su
cesful as with Ml-o-na. People who
a few months ago looked like walk
ing skeletons have nut on flesh and
today are ruddy and vigorous with I n"""
perfect digestion and good health.
There is no longer any need for
anyone suffering or making thiir ,
friends suffer on account of dys
pepsia. Mi-o-na can always be re-1
lied upon. The percentage of cures;
is so great that there Is little risk to
Tallamn & Co in guaranteeing to re-1
turn the money if the merlcine do?s
do sonot relieve And they stand
ready to do so without an 0,ttSS
tlonB.
Kfit'liir'hpH nil forms fit' tnrl .rest ion
specks before the eyes, dizzy feelings 1 I""""""
and all forms of liver trouble are
helped by Mi-o-na. A few days
treatment should show considerable
gain In health while a complete cure
often follows rapidly.
I ADAMS, tire., Nov. 24. A baby boy
I was born to Mr. tad Mr. Charles
iocbatl weighing 7 pOUndl. He has
! been named Chjirles Louis Schatz.
-Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lieuallen mo
; tored to Weston Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klrbv motored
: to the county seat Sunday.
Joe Payant was in Adams Sunday.
Dock Whitley and Mr. Sompson
I were hauling hay for O. M. Morrl-
i son Monday.
i A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Coffee.
J. W. Spencer was a viBitor at the
j county seat Sunday.
Charles Nelson was a visitor In Ad
lams Sunday.
Dr. McKlney was in Adams Mon
day.' The Adams skaters will have an
other skate Kridav evening. Kvery
body is invited.
John Adams was in Adams thiH
week.
Mrs. Chester Osmmel and children
arrived in Adams Sunday evening to
spend Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. M. ft Mclntyre.
Mr. Jess Kopps was a visitor at his
In Pendleton Sunday.
The Misses Kuth. Neva, Grace and
Beula Edwards returned Bunds eve
ning to their home in Pendleton af
ter spending the latter part of the
week with their grand parents.
Guy Mayberry was ;t visitor at the
county seat-Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Pert Kirby motored
to the county seat Monday.
Mrs. J. I). Harrah was a visitor at
the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Celia Krebs motored to the
county seat Tuesday to take her mu.
AvMffl
$7 ink
.an-PH.
ITS AN OUTRAGE. no deposits of cryolite in thi-i eoun-
It Is said that American trade! try? Our lack of such deposits is
with Greenland Is confined to the lin-1 evidently due to the "democratic free
port of cryolite from that frigid re- j trad law." With sufficient protec
gton, which furnishes all the cr.volite tli.n to encourage it. Nature would
used by the world for the making of I undoubtedly net busy and c rente Am
ine opauqe glass for enameling Iron-lerlcan deposit! of cryolite "under the
ware. In lsl" our Imports of i r o. I flag " Philanthropic Americans
lite amounted to 36 tons, valued at would discover the deposits and de-
$6. a ton. and for the rear enditi.
June 30. 1915, the imports were 4
56 tons, worth 120 a ton.
Isn't it an outrage that we hKVI
velop them -thus giving work to
American labor at "the American
standarrl of wages ' That would
increase the cost of enameled ware.
and the American consumer's pock
etbnok would nave I new tnrif' pira
site San Francisco Star
;reMv order ships Home.
LONDON, Nov 24 Oreece ha
ordered all Greek merchantmen to
leave French and Italian ports Im
mediately, according to an Kx hange
Telegraph dispatch received her
from Copenhagen
.1. W
I'eringer silted Hteven
the store Monday.
Kd
Mi
ntj re w;
Moli
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Let Quick Relief
from Bead-Colds. It's Splendid!
In one minute your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking,
snuffling, blowing, headache, dry
ness No struggling for breath at
night, your cold or catarrah will be
tone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrarrt, antiseptic
healing cream In your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passage
of the head, soothe the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief ,
come Instantly.
If Just fine. Don't stay stuffed-1
up with a cold or nasty catarrh re
lief comes to quickly
Jery Stone was in Adam this week,
The Adams band will meet Wed
nesday night for a special practice
"lis IJeuallen returned home Wed
nesday evening to ipenn Thanksgiv
ing wilh hi parents Mr and Mrs. T.
A. Lieuallen.
Miss Pearl Wilson returned home
Wednesday for Thankagivlng.
Wliat Bid lie snv '
LONDON. Oct s.--(By Mall.i
Compllmentlng himself on having
Just completed his 50th year in the
lirltlsh army. Major General Lord
'heemore went for a stroll In
Trafagar Square and wa Immedi
ately recognized and invited to en
list by an enterprising recruiting
sargeant
RMllSfl Hide Much footl
PRTROORAD, Nov 25. In '-
ni'cnn with the f.J and luel
problems, a census Is proceeding In
Pctrograd. Many l)uge private a., res
oi sugars, flour end firewood hive
been discovered, which partiv
plains the prevailing March).
The owners In several !. p
eibh resisted the official
When You
Feel Out of Sorts
SSas
it means that something, is wroner with vour nhvsical eondi
tion. Those dull eyes, that tired feeling, headache, disturbed
sleep, disordered stomach, sallow skin and bad taste in the
mouth, are signs that your digestive organs are not in good
order. Get the stomach and liver actinc nronerlv. and these
disagreeable symptoms will disappear. It is a simple matter
to keep these important organs in healthy condition by taking
BEECHAMS PILLS
for this remarkable remedy possesses medicinal virtues which
stimulate a-sluggish liver, regulate the bile, and give the
stomach new strength to digest and assimilate its food.
Thev also carry off the impurities from the system, improve
the blood, and bring back the hue of health to the cheeks.
Beecham's Pills are not a "cure-all," but a splendid con
ditioner whenever you are out of sorts and know you need
something for your liver, digestion, bowels or blood. When
you teel that way, you can always count on Beecham s Pills to
set you right. 1 hey quickly build upa run-down system and
Lufnt Salt of
Any Afn.-riiK is
At World.
Put You in
Fine Fettle
At All Dnggittt
10c, 25c.