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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1915. EIGHT PAGES SINCE TAKING PERUNA I PAGE SIX fill JINK OLD K bowels are much more regular. My heart is stronger. My appetite is much better. My throat is much better. Mrs. William H. Hinchliffe, 20 Myrtle St.. Beverly. Mass., Avrites: "I have taken four bottles of Peruna, and I can say that it has done me a great deal of good for catarrh of the head and throat. I recommend Peruna to all sufferers with catarrh. I do not think I ever felt much better. I am really surprised at the work I can do. I do not think too much praise can be said for Peruna." Those who object to fluid medicines can now procure Peruna Tablets. Ml ITE IS fw ii mi m m FOR FLOCKS ISMOSTLV WHAT WOOLMEN NEED PRESIDENT l'VMOMK IS i ll VM IMOX Of THE Ml t H M -I Mi XKl S1I K.KP1 1 F:K 1K15 Members Attending OMrveniUaa 1.I--tcn to Annual Honor! Job o! TcmlUvt Slioep 1- MM RMINMMibk One. AceordtOt to Pa lleortvoil. A- Any Man ii the Country. Not tariff, but protection against OM rugs is what the sheepmen need for building up their indtttf ,ind making it profitable, according to Charles Coopey of Portland, who this afternoon delivered an address to the Oregon Woolgrowers' association on the pure fabric bill and honest brand ing of fabrics. The speaker, who has been engag ed In the fight for laws compelling manufacturers using shoddies to la bel their products so that the con sumer will not lie deceived for many years, declared that such a law would do more than anything else to In crease the production and prices of wool. The truthful branding of woolen fabrics would within a short time double the wool production ..f according ; Oregon and make land, now lying oi any laoor-; ltll. produce millions of dollars. At last the much maligned and de famed sheepherder has found a warm champion. Yesterday in the course of his annual address before the Ore. I gon Woolgrowers in this city Presi- ; dent Fred Wf, Falconer paid a w arm tribute to the man who cares for the 'flocks in the hills. He said in part. "The sheep .herder has probably 1 the most responsible jol i to the pay he receives ing man in the I'nlted States. He has 1 .,), had more abuse and vituperation -y,,,, ol grower, ran g0 ,, heaped upon him than any other la- your chief competitor Is the rag man lorer, perhaps some of It justified, for it is a, admitted fact that the but in a large degree undeserved. The world's Supply of fleece wool is onlv herder that has the ability and uses! 2; ,.r cent of that which is sold for it to help raise a good per cent of fat .all-wool products." he said In p:irt lambs and choice clip of wool is de- ..j think the wool industrv Is of so serving of the highest praise. The : nuu.n importance to the state and the craxy as a sneepnerner In saying I'nclaiid Tnke Notice, Rags, Shoddies, Waste and tmis "In looking through the trade pa pers today I noticed under the above heading one hundred and twelve dif ferent classes and kinds of this stuff varying In price from 3c to D&c per pound. The manufacturers demand all these segregations. They will not allow a quantity of this 3c per pound stun to come in a bale that they are paying jWc to 40c per pound for but he objects to your making shim tell you which class of this stuff he baa made the goods from. We are ask ing that these different qualities be labeled so you may know what you are getting for your money, but no. he thinks it better for you to keep on with the same old game of 'Open your mouth and shut your eyes anl see what the shoddy manufacturer will send you.' , Is eminent was taking steps to counter act the "false statements of the cen tral empires" circulated in the I'nited states and other neutral countries. Coal in the cellar Hay in the barn Money in the bank A that's the good-all-over, fur coat feeling that just naturally takes hold of the owner of a Diamonded Car, now at the beginning of the cold and stormy weather. 99 perfect, only one tire out of a hundred returned for adjustment, was the remarkable vote of confidence cast by your own friends, on your own roads last year, as well as by the many thou sands who rolled along the highways and byways of every one of these forty eight United States on Diamond Tires. There's a record for you to tie up to, for, no matter where you are, remember it was made on the same identical roads you motor on every day. Ask your Diamond dealer to tell you more of this, and to put on Diamonds now. Then we know you will be an all-year Diamond enthusiast. DIAMOND " FAIR-LISTED " PRICES: Size Diamond Diamond I Squeegee s"e Squeegee I 303 I $ 9.45 344 $20.35 I 303 I 12.20 36 a 4 28.70 I 323V2 14.00 37 5 33 90 I 33 x 4 . 20.00 38 X 5& 46.00 f SAFETY FIRST! Put on Weed Chains and there'll be no skid Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co. 305 East Court Street Telephone 135 Distributors for Diamond Tires M.S. mi w growing annul r, nor cent of the wool of the United Stales, some of it of a superior null ity. We have elimatie conditions ami soft -water (and lots of It) equal to any place In the world. In fact it la identical with the Stroud valley in . tiMii'ou v oi oicre;i-M' so treat inni '" '-"R u unit in;th-'S n.' slander to the class of men Wholnur mnnla fur ilu.lv own nmm nrntlnn I woolen coods In th I make a success of herding sheep, j ahould begin to look into this rub-! This climatic and soft water condition There is. of course. I certain per cent ! je,.t nf giving the wool grower prn-ls essential to the manufacturing oi of Irresponsible men. with whisky taction. I see some of the politich ns sulerlor woolen fabrics and vet at a nrinking proclivities, wno will noratM) newiDftpel-s arc beginning to tell I ''eeent meeting of the chamber of down a Job long enough to gel you that you are going to gel a 001 : Oommorce a roll was culleil asking'- "boose" money, if they are allowed to tariff, tt is not tariff you want. ithow many among the body wire. 1Sil4- predicted here that he would he do so. nut I believe that the eon, js protection. You have had tariff wearing It that time a suit of mile ,he next senator from Ohio. scientious neriler deserves nil t ne I enough Tariff has not helped you I m t'regon goods and the great army WavM we can afford to pay and his 10 K ! in Nte?"- for lOcK They've Done It Again! PIEDMONTS have scored BIG In this town just as they've done everywhere. You can't beat good, all -pure Tobacco such as you find in PIEDMONT. JbtavtymJetek 'Ac 'urcac or Go Right After the Coupons! nor has It given you protection part of the credit for making the J again old rags. I will tell you business a success.- what ,he .ls, tarlrf dl(1 for vu , President Falconer, during his ad- have here a sample of high grade dress, also discussed intelligently the ! fleece wool fabric made in Kngland. matter of tagging, sheering, typing it cost 13 r,a per yard at the mill and and grading wool. Along this line he j was protected 60 per cent. I have spoke as follows: another sample labeled all wool, al- "The woolgrower may make his so made In Kngland and costing ;ti) product a great deal more attractive cents per yard at the mill. It was to the buyer, if he will, before shear- I protected !3 per cent, so vou see 'he CoXeV said h.- U'olllfl i ,1,1 in ,., i.. mat responded consisted of o.NB ind dependent candidate to defeat Sena that man a paid employe of the tor I'omerene. and his platform In chamber of commerce. Now what eluded a plank providing for a coit- ww reason oi tins condition 7 It Is ing. have his sheep thoroughly tag ged not In the old fashioned way of cutting at random at the filthy part , of the wool, hut the uniform tagging of each and every sheep, so that none of the tags remain with the wool. All of the sheep should be cut into classes and sheared separately. There are, at the present time, in nearly every band of sheep, at least four classes, consisting of coarse wools, fine wools, long wools and short Wool, which are easily separated by putting the sheep in a long chute and carefully examining the wool of each sheep and marking them accordingly. so they may be cut in their respec- t tlve classes. Two or three Wallowa county growers did this last season and were complimented by the buy ers upon the general improved ap pearance of their wool. All black sheep should also be sheared to themselves and great care exercised that none nf the black wool is mixed with the white. The most conveni ent way to avoid this, however, is to make mutton of all the black sheep lr the band and sII them. "The cutting of the wool close to the skin by the shearer at one stroke Is another Important thing that should be done. Hut a great mam shearers cut the top of the wool off. and by a back stroke cut the remain der, thereby making two short pieces of the wool. This is a thing that may be hard to correct, but by insist ence and persen iranee may be over come. The wool should then be carefully tied in the proper manner, which add greatly to its general ap. pearance. "A great deal has been said in re gard to the woolgrower grading his old rag market was protected more than the wool grower uiuiir what you call tariff, it Is protection you want and before you can gel It you must have an honest branding of fabrics law. just thus: (iregon Is not making the quality and style of goods the con sumer is asklnd for, (flood, honest, Oregon goodsi "The truthful branding of woolen fabrics would in a short time at taall double Ibe wool oroductlon n urn. much gon anil bring millions of dollars In to our state produced from lands that are now tying idle. Do our trade conditions need this'.' If you say Yes. then work for an honest brand ing of fabrics bill." WOULD CORN Is BILLIONS. (ain Oici Last Year is 1(10 Per Cent. More Than WASHINGTON. Dec 2 - The Int-p national Institute of Agriculture at) Koine forecasts that 1 production I "1 corn in Hungary. Italy, KoumantaJ i r.uriipean missia. Switzerland, c ana Ida, I'nited States. Japan and la gov- j jernments of Asiatic Itussia at .T . r, 9 4 , - j bushels, or 113. s per cent,i compared with the .receding year, in! uistralia the l!tl;.-16 production of wheat is estimated at 14S.OtO.0OD bushels, or ,"73. ft per cent, compared ith (h Peace Ramor la Revived. URICH, Switzerland, via London, Dec, 2. Reports of a movement for I peace were revived by a conferenc here of Prince von BueloW, ex-l!er- man chancellor, with the Cardinal Archbishop von Hartmann, of Colo, gne, and Dr. ion Muehlhcrg. Prussi an minister to the Vatican. The conference is regarded n nf great importance becaust- the cardi nal is on his Way to Itome to attend Caution , Ult nation's It ss method to Inc preparedness. Coxey's scheme Is In wipe out all hankers' credits and authorize the government to print all the mone needed. HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK THE FOOD-DRINK FOR ALL AGES TAKE A PACKAGE HOME MT NO SUBSTITUTE IS "JUST ASQOOD" preceding oh- ally to the value of the wool is con etrned. when he has done as I havs ctscribed. When it comes to grading the individual fleece, it is a work for experts, and is a qnaation whether the grower can afford to do it." RHEUMATISM GOES IF HOOD'S IS USED The genuine old reliable Hood's Sars.aparilla corrects the acid condi tion of the blood and builds up the whole system. It drives out rheuma tism because it cleanses the blood thoroughly. It has been success fully used for forty years. For rheumatism, stomach and kidney troubles, general debility and all ills arising from impure blood, Hood's has no equal. Get it from your nearest druggist today. Wright Gets 1000,000. NKW YfiRK. Dec. l. nrville Wriyht received ICOO.ODO for his stock as a contract for his employment at IIS06 a year In the Wright Aeroplane company from the syndicate which recently acquired control. These fig ures were made known recently when Wliny w. Williamson, legal adviser Of the Wright brothers. filed suit against nrville Wright to recover $30?. OOOj for his services in effecting the sale. On the application or Wiutamaon an attachment against Wright's pro. I erty in New York v as granted by Supreme Court Justice (iiegerlch. on the ground thut Wright Is a resident of i hio. the Forthcoming i lege of Cardinals niclave the ,1- .1, Coc. to ituii for Senate WASHINGTON, Dec. :. Ja Coxey of Masslllon. O., who as com mantling general of the Army of th I nemployed stormed Washington in VMEitlcAfi win: oi NOBLE 11 s HONORS, FALT'S famous Fresh Every Day Served at our tables and sold to the trade. Wholesale or retail. OYSTERS CRAWFISH SEA CRABS -1 TlllI111tllIIIillilIflIlllIllI(IIIITII11IIItlIfltlIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIttlfllllfII1llltlItllltlttltIllllllIftlltlilfllllllltlltllIflltlllllllIllirill1II1111l STOP THINKING ABOUT IT lecuiise thinking don I fill up your coal bins. All signs point to a hard cold winter. Fill up your bins with our Rock Springs coal and do your ihinking In comfort. Order today. wW ', ' (" , ', Vf:1 What is Home Without an Heir! This is a subject that has a place In all minds in all times. And it nitturallv di- reels thought as to tint comfort of the mother during that wonderful period of expectancy. I S Mothers who know rec- I ommend "Moth c r ' s I ZS Mtnd" It Is an cj- S ternal remedy for the s stretching muscles, en- j S allies tltem to expand i Without undue strain, i a Ms the organs to ! crowd against nerves, I to pull at ligaments ' to thus avoid Daln. I Thus restful 'davs arc assured. Dcnreftil 8 nights are experienced, morning sickness, I hcKiachp, apprehension anil other dls- S tresses are among the various things which women, everywhere relate tliey entirely es caped by using "Mother's Friend. And by Its effect upon the muscles the form Is re tained and they return to their natural, smooth contour after baby Is horn. Get a bottle of this Invaluable aid to expec tant mothers. Any druggist will supply you. It is harmless but wonderfully effective. Write to BrodHeld Regulator Co., 411 I.v mar Blilg., Atlanta, Oa for a specially writ ten guide book for women Interested In the subject of maternity. It will prove an Inspi ration. It contains Information that every woman should know all about. Write today, The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot in Pendleton for FALT'S sea foods. 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Vic nolst d'Azy, formerly Vogue, of Washington, In an army order today, nmtet i" Ue RHagbgUl de is mentioned On account of her services as a nurs she Inis obtained the war efOM, lie work at night is especially praised during those weeks after th" b.ittie "f the Maine, when she showed an absoluto disregard for the repute 1 horrbird ments which the hospital was undergoing. tt0PC AlAGAZIND 300 ARTICLES - 300 ILLUSTRATIONS U EF.P Informed of tho World' ProKrcM 1V EflAUMftriiu. Mechanics and Invention. Fori . .iili'T : A Son and All the Family. 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Therefore, in commemoration of the KP'at good el- ectricity has done for mankind, a countrywide Pros- parity and Optimism Week will be celebrated in which I all are earnestly urged to participate. During Electrical Prosperity Week we are selling $5.00 Electric Percolator for $3.75 $3.50 Electric Toaster for $2.25 Give Electrical Xmas Gifts. I Pacific Power & Light Go. ) Phone 40. 9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiniii iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiim iiiiimimiimi
