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DAJLT BAST OEBGONIAN. PENDLBTON, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1916
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MONDAY, .1 VN I UIV 10, 1918.
Not CakM li s i'. I do ptoneera, am in Denver iii 12 o'-
BuU4anT Editor; clock last night, after a prolonged III-
CM you tell me whether or no we , ness. He was anient those who
this DIRKCTi 1 KY IS ir
licmlen the farmer will find
ADDRB8S, AMOUNT OF i..
OF FARMING FOLUHVKrv
INO. OR MIXKD FARMING,
it is net a I kloatioa booi
irted irath'
the following: HIS rOSTOFFlOB
CP OWNED OR RBNTBD, HATTJRB
WHSTHBR OUA1X. STOCK RAIS
MSO HIS PHOHX Xl'MUER.
have any men of letters in our
other than l. Jay and J. EH?
Yours, X. T. Z
ity do! e,l the western plains in the first
! oxtraln and was one ot the first few
to overcome the Indian--, who occu
pied the dry plains cast of Cherry
creek.
Many close friends from all parts
oi the state were with him to the end.
hut the publisher
m r should ow n i
lUsln ss man in II
that It is
ry of the
It serves
Whoever lit-anl of a Rich EXUtor-
Uoyd Riches is the name of the
new editor of the Stanfield St indar l
and the Saturday Evening Alibi is h,, wag conscious until the last and
moTed to wonder whether or not his grMtad those who surrounded his
ha-
ha
Hum of exchange between
grailUh cattle, horses, ho
ith a glance over the pas
is In position to set in touch with the man that has Cor sale what
th, l a r 1 1 sc.-kmc. or the farmer's wife can set a setting of fancy
ecc i rum some DM in the counts and Just the kind she wants, by
last name will prove prophetic in hi;
now business venture.
Where a tin- Hen fruit?
Kernul Clark Rood, veteran Weston!
editor, last week qualified as a Thes- j
pian. strutting and fretting upon
the hometown stage in an amateur;
playlet. We are not so much surpris-'
id at his presumption In seekincj
lame before the footlights as we are'
,t his boldnesn in thus openly expos-
bedside with words ot cheer.
For the last year his close physi
cians held hope of his recovery, but
on December 7 the experts in the case
pronounced his malady hopeless. Sev
eral time-- since faint Impes and new
cures have been mentioned, but they
proved unavailing and Colonel llar
leycorn succumbed rapidly.
Yesterday morning he had a sud
den relapse and sank quickly. Short-
1 ly before the end he revived suffl-
S in himself as a target. Nor can we ciemlv t0 recosnlze nis mm
m everymonth say
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It is aa .tlur step toward making farm uuue unaerManu now it was mai n frionil3 ln llls win he mentions some
J0.000 people of the city, it is tin-
department devoted to
ne the farmer will fin
y. ln this department
1ENT. which is up to th
e are TABLES OF Wl
ttful mfor
worth five
i will find
minute and
HITS AND
Then take for instance
mation. This departmen
times the price of the dir
VETERINARIAN DEP.
published in plain form.
MBASCRKS; RULES FOR MEASURING HAY IN THE STACK;
INTEREST TABLES, AND MANY OTHER PAGES OF INTER
EST. The book also contains a map of Umatilla county showing
all the county roads, townships and sections.
One of our agents will call on you in a few days if they have not
already done so. Kindly give him the necessary information he
requires, as it takes this to compile a complete publication.
, unoent foe, Kernul Fred Boyd
Athena, allowed the opportunity
slip by.
THE PRICE WE ARE ASKlNi
iR THE
3 , To Osiiiot Smith's MotLstaclio. D8.
H ' ceased.
1 It curved about his ruddy lips like
the shade of a crescent moon, and
S it glimmered in the -unlight like the
jS skein of a silk cocoon. Oh. soft as
fS j cider down it was. and pale and
HH sparsely grown like the sprouting
wheat of springtime In a field that's
thinly sown. As. yes, it was a won
drous thing, so fine and soft and
Jeek. and few would guess that such
a thing could be born within a week
Full seren days It grew apace, an
ointed, trained anil groomed, a
source of pride and vanity, and yet
its life was doomed.
! .
1 $2.00 Payable in Advance
derstood that all the bequests to his
old home friends will be contorted
Colonel Barleycorn was the de
scendant of an Qluitrouf family
Some of his ancestors are said to have
formed part of Coronado's expedition
Into the Rocky mountain region as
early as 1526. Later relatives are
believed to have accompanied Pike,
when he first sighted the banks of
the Platte. More recent connections
played an important part n the his
tory of Colorado, ejjpeclally In the ri
ots of 1894 and earlier.
The funeral services of the pioneer
will be held today under the auspices
of the Colorado Anti-Saloon league
and the V. C. T. U. Interment will
take place from the statehouse.
igent will giv
o you at one
his barely coi
ceipt for same and the
mpletion of the same,
st of publication, as ye
book will be
postage pre
u can readily
Pull ennsrinua of Its loveliness, he
walked with head heald high, bur I We Disavow ReqMMibUU) Mr Thia
min he could not help but note the! Ihrough the Bulldugger to the Hon
smiles of passerby. And those whoj County Judge Marsh;
called themselves his friends saw fit Juage: inis oemg ,eap j,
SI to jibe and jeer until at last their I will take advantage of the fact, and
I raillery smote III upon his ear. And I herewith make
then it was a hateful thine that made, r"l8 to you
his life torment, and yet he swore to
I let it grow till came some complt-
i ment.
Now on the eventh day it came
Farmers' Directory
COMPANY
Publishers of Exclusive Farmer's Directories
IT'S FOR THE FARMER
proposal of mar-
Am not considered pretty, but very
pleasant to look upon.
Am possessed of the five senses, all
in working order, complete in limb
words from a gushing "her," who; and bony, have not Deen exposea to
cazed and gasped and gurgled "It's ' rabies. I was vaccinated ln the days
2 so becoming, sir.' Smiles flashed from' of my youth (long since forgotten)
underneath that fringe, joy bursting' Am good housekeeper and quite a
J forth from sorrow. "It may be com- star at the washboard, owing to
In now." said he "It'll be going, which we could make an easy living
I ma'am, tomorrow ." And
the ; hy taking in boarders
morn with razor sharp and rapid
strokes and rash, he brought an end
to this my tale of Osmer Smith's
moustache.
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case you should lose Jro
adverse political circui
In case the above qu
not sufficient lor you
consider this proposal, kindly refer
It to Mr. A. C. Funk, who would be
equally acceptable to me.
Trusting to hear from you through
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liranam v. hite. formerly Dorothy
lav lor. wife of the English aviator,
mieico. suit fir restitution of conju
jal In ---listi courts this is
a prfb- - tep to suit for divorce.
The ro-'nV were married in iil'l.
(ernian Oonaula Released.
'ME, Jan. 18. The German.
Turkish and Bul
aloniki, who hare
illied authorities.
Austro-Hungarian
eariun consuls at
been detained by
have been released, according b a dis
patch received by the Qlurnale D'
Italia from Athens.
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Hew? Yoke S.S. S.
Fifty Years' Use Prove S. S. S,
Will Relieve Stubborn Cases
Ton hSTe noticed the little fester
cg pimplea on the fare and body
swelling of the glands soreness In
the legs and arm mqscles. These are
tne ijmptoms cf Scrofula. You
nay bare some of these symp
toms, possibly the taint of Scrofula
infection. But lu either case. It Is a
dangerous condition. Your blood Is
Infected, Impure, and you can never
hope to gain perfect he.;:. until the
impurities are washed from the sys
tem. If you feel badly all the time,
you must crave health. If you want
to feel -renewed spirits, the glow of
perfect health, bright eyes, clear
skin, the knowledge that you are
well, you can do so. Cleanse your
blood by taking S. S. S. For fifty
years It has been the standard blood
purifier. It relieves the trouble by
renouri.-hing the blood, renewing its
strength, and stimulating the flow so
that the blood regains its lost vitality,
and throws off the poison. Even
long-standing cases respond. But
you must use S. S. S. Take it for all
blood infections. Get it at your
Hide Not Your Light.
speaking of moustaches and the
value of hair on the face as a pro
fessional asset. Judge Phelps has the Bulldogger.
Eoino definite ideas of his own on the' Yours truly,
subject. When he learned that sev- DOT.
eral young men were tabooing the: Judge, you should really make
Gillette in the hopl of concealing . dash after the Dot. Ed.
;heir oi.iigish features, he shook nisi
bead in emphatic disapproval. "No. WUU Aid for In4eM,
no sa.d he, "the cure is worse than WASH INGTON', Jan 10. Uepre
the disease." whereupon he related Lentat,ve Kerlt of California Introduc
the f . i. w,nS story of his own career.! (, ,n (he hoBU , b for a ff(lera,
"When 1 was a struggling young nppruprlatlon of t2.000.000 to aid the
oarr ster ' he said, "i thought my , oarng fr in(llBentl,.
ioiith a- a handicap and I sought to
ri le it mMler a thick red growth. I
not only (r-ew a moustache but de- SCIATICA'S FIKROIXG PAIN,
velonerf .. Vandvke. also Not long i To kill the nerve pains of Sciatica
thereafter I lost a wealthy woman "" can always
client who had been a boon and Untinent It pi
blessine to me and I was at a loss "' rain anu urn
to account for her action until one , ls applied
day I heard of a remark she ma le.
'.Mr. Phelps may be a good lawyer."
she said, "but any man that would
wear a heard like that can't be hon-
,(,. suiter wnn
took to patronizing
Doabtlen.
Special servk-a, have been going on
in one of the Pendleton churches
during the past week and the other
day the pastor and his evangelistic
'assistant met on the street a well
I known citizen whose face in the past
I has seldom graced a congregation.
-md on Sloan's
ites to the seat
ise as soon as It
A great comfort too with
Sloan's is that no nibbing is requir
ed. Sloan's t,lnimont Is invaluable
for stopping muscular or nerve pain
of any kind. Trv it at once If you
itheumatrsm. Lumbago,
Sore throat. Pain in Chest. Sprains
I Bruises, etc. It is excellent for Neu
I ralffta and Headache. 25c at all
It is much easier to touch people's
sympathies than Ihelr pockets.
druggists today. I After handshaking and a little con-
If you need special advice, write ; venation, the minfner said as he
the S. S. S. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
CRAWFISH
FALT'S famous
Fresh Every Day
OYSTERS SEA CRABS
Klne, Clean Furnished Rooms in Connection. Steam Heated.
The Quelle Restaurant
Exclusive distributim
sndleton for FALT'S Sea Foods.
WORKMEN WHO WIRE
or do other electrical work al
ways prefer that their materials
and appliances should come
from here. That precludes all
possibility of their being any
thing but right, obviates the
Mty for testing everything
before using. All our eb ctrica!
supplies are lesteij In-fore we
sell them. Better buy that kind
than the uncertain sort.
J. L. VAUGHAN
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walked away, "We d be very glad to
see you out at some or our services."
The w. k. citizen rubbed his chin as
he said to himself. "Yes, and I'll bet
you would be surprised, too "
nought and Sold.
"Jadgen Can't Be Sold," says a
headline In the East oregonlan. How
erer. we have heard or judges that
i an be bought.
Hpenking of Head w"ic.
We note that B1U Peterson, the
democratic chairman. In wiring to
President Wilson to appoint Taft to
the supreme bench, refers to him as
i ne of the greatest men In Christen
dom. Next thing we know Frank
Curl will be shedding tears over the
unrecognized greatness of Bryan
Ah, Tbh, No WondcT.
Editor Bulldogger:
I write to enter a mild objection
to your tentative I lSS Iflnllllll of the
Wenaha Club aj, one of the nine won
ders of Pendleton. Not that I deny
its claim to distinctiveness but still I
hardly think it could he called a
wonder. I base my opnlon upon
conversation I once overheard Sev
tral persons were dlseuselng some
happening of local interest. "Who
was bai k of It all?" one said and an
other answered, "Why, the Wenah i
Club," and then, with unanimoui
agreement, all exclaimed, "The We
naha Club, no wonder
Truly yours,
BOOWTKR
GOEY'S
lie Old Ills Daranedent.
At the request of Mart Ferguson.
w reprint from the Kocky Mountain
News this obituary or John Barley
corn, deoeajMd, feeling It may Inter
net many local frends:
John Barleycorn, oldest of Colors-
Coffee
Extravagent to pack
good coffee in ordinary
tins! Its rich full fragrance
leaks away like water in a
sieve.
The flavor of Schilling's
Best is too fine to waste
that way; we take too
much care in selection,
grinding evenly and
taking-out the bitterish
chaff.
So we seal it in airtight
tins keep it suffused in
every atom of its own
fresh aroma until you get
it.
Coffee nowadays Is better
thank the airtight ttol
Schilling's
Best
happy days !
"Tux" is the happy smoke. It just packs the smoker's calendar
so plumb full of fragrant delight that a gloomy day can't crowd itself
in edgewise. That mild, soothing taste of "Tux" has introduced
many a man to the joy of pipe-smoking and a regular unending
procession of happy days.
Sfikedo
MARCUS J. WRIGHT
Ptmont
Ex-Confederate General
"Owing to Us mild,
swtei flavor, Tuxedo is
superior to all other tobac
cos. I enjoy smoking it
immensely and recommend
it to all smokers. "
The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette
By far the most pleasant pipe-smoke in the world is
Tuxedo. Think of the supreme satisfaction of being able
to smoke your pipe all day, and day after day, without a
E article of discomfort I You can do it with Tuxedo
ecause Tuxedo is made wonderfully mild and absolutely
biteless by the original "Tuxedo Process."
That process is what makes Tuxedo different from
any other tobacco made. Others have tried to imitate
it, but never successfully.
Just try Tuxedo for a week and you'll smoke it ever
after.
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE
Convenient, glaiwine wrapped, g Famous preen tin with gold let- 1 A
moisture-proof pouch .... DC terinp, curved to tit pocket . . 1 VV
In Tin HumiJiri, 40c and SOc In Clan llumiJri, SOe and 90t
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Then and Now
In January, grandmother used
to lay in several bolts of muslin
and begin the long task of mak
ing underclothes for the family.
Now, granddaughter puts on
her hat and trips fourth to the
White Sales.
She lays in an entire stock of
very much finer articles of ap
parel than grandma ever dreamed
of.
She pays less than grandma did and
contributes nothing in the way of labor.
And, being altogeather an up-to-date
young lady, garnddaughter thoroughly
posts herself by reading the advertising
in The East Oregonian before she begins
shopping.
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