East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PAGE THRHK DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESD FEBRUARY 15, 1916. we -IN M;ni .lii)rtiiir,i..n.iii.J. r v., a ,u'i,,",i"sm GASTORIA For Infants and Children. SUBMARINE WAS LOST OFF VIRGINIA COAST VV ARM WIND CARRIES OFF MUCH SNOW IN THE UKIAH SECTION The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the mSSMm Signature Piomolcs Di'est1onnrrfiJ iKMand RnEcoBtfni nciitw Opiinii.Muipine nurMiiiEral NotNahcotic. ; ; :: vjraii.L'i JU.Snmi Dnmvl - (' U.f ffartW SUer Aperifri HenK'dy forronsflf lion, Sour Sloinacli.lMarrtai Worrcs f twufewiisievmsli tiess aid Loss or Sim TacSiiiik Signature of j The Cbmtaub CoMi'AKJJ NEW YORK. AT Use For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy o( Wrapper. THE CffNTAUR COMPANY. MVW VOttR CITT. .opielii III ll-tris. London, Kc'i. U Zeppelin L-M. tcr alrhlp "f the 1,-19. Ih reported i distress off the west roast Of Den inrk Tli' engines were report'-d oikihk Irregularly and she wan lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll!: When Ever You Need 1 Anything 2 ii the DRUG LINK let us 5 luppl this need for ou, 1 a ill i rimi our 2 DRUGS to he the HF.-T nnd our 1 PRICES LOWEST. We also of S fer you t nil times . prompt 5 efficient and polite service. 2 frt the hnhfi of coming to S the yl'.4l,ITV DRL'Q STORE (Tallman & Co. I l-esdinf Drugguti RIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllHIl" Heir Gets New Surpri HICAOO, Feb. 15. Ke i ;! i III I lv IRE III VMVI. HIGH Bl I Mi SRKJCM S DAM M.I. I VXTH LPA I l l Mr. ilinl rn. Antlriu CMM In fr'mi Itanae fer Heinu WIIWII1 fur Ten Dm Hmim'l iinnw OoUsfMH I nder llny "-now Owcnx ( rni, N Hcmrtc nt Kainer Sfli". V 1 It HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD ore t hint 1 hmirs the iUb- marine K-l "f the Nortn Atlantic Heet, crulalnl aouth with the remain der of the flotilla had Been lost of: the Virginia iast in a thiek fog. The K-S i nqttlppMl with wirelesK eapahle of carrylnf KVent) five miles. un intlws f thia nature fur pur j poaea of comfort or convenient, a I part of the rifhtlnf foroe la usually shipped on one of the Dattleanipa, while the submarine travels under The K-5 is one of the navy's latest tpes of aubmarittee. she wa completed by the Klectric Boat Com pany. let. 117, and commission ed AlUJUSt 'i". ItH Bn is 1 :3 feet loni and carries the old tyK naval prolusion battery. She onsl tr.nO.OOO. a o ' , i ; I., v . ! . 1 Opetw Air rassages Ktght I p. j Instant relief no waitinx. Yotirj Cloned nostrils open right up; thei air passages of your heud clear anil you can breathe freely No more hawking, snuffling Mowing, hem! -ache, dryness. No struggling tor breath at night: your cold or catarrh disappears. TO HAVE TAKEN CODE Z Ralrr in 'Its nail bottle nf KI "a CtMRI ynur drufgltt now. Appn this frAtfrant, mtliptlc, ouf nostrils, it it pmetratt cry air pftusagp f thS ISA the Inflainod or iWOlltn tmbrans and " relief conssj EVKUY I - WlBKCl ON t li lt ( iHkT I SBAK H1V POR 1 I I l I'V PA. Instnntl It's Ji Willi W ASHINQTON , Feb 14. Every justice department agency on the pa- Clflt . oust is seeking a Japanese spy believed to have stolen the code book from the deatroyer Hull. afeanwnlU final action in the COUrtnHWtial ol Ensign Klrkpa trick and Lieutenant lonea hV been suspended The navy deparlment is preparing j a new code to replace the lost one. This is the second alarming incident In recent years. The day after Wil son's Inauguration plans were stolen which showed where to nit American battleships to disable them. They were never found. IF vol via: A SICK xl w Can you afford to doubt such over whelming evidence as that of the let ters constantly being published in the dally press, showing how Lydla K Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound, that I good old-fashioned remedy made from roots and herbs, restores suf-j ferine, women to health and strength?: The Shortest Distance Between Two Points is "Long Distance" Long Distance Telephone Service Eliminates time. Binds City and country together. Saves the expense and inconvenience of travel. Broadens companionship. Conserves time and enery. Unites producer and market. Enables any one to send the right word to the right place at the right moment. Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Sta tion and your Telephone is the center of Ja system connecting five western States. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ham don'' Why ,f rets sui'x ii ( ueil. A (tortus n submarine Sftttl the Charasr off Syrls messages declare 4! Killed in Raid. k M K. Feb. 15. Austrian aero planes bombarded Milan last night Six were reported killed. DON'T SUFFER--LAUGH AT STOMACH MISERY Tallntan a . will Beturu the Wonrj if i-o-iui Does not ReJteve Uygaepata. Among all the remedies in Tallman & Co.'s popular drug store, there arc tew that they are wilting sell OU a guarantee to refund the mone 11 they do not cure. Ml-o-na, the famous dyspepsia rented) has helped so many of their customers thai they aay, "If this rem ed does not relieve you. come back to our store and we will cheerfully re turn your money." Anyone who has dyspepsia, indi gestion, headaches, dizzy feelings or liver troubles, should take advantage of this chance to be made well with out any risk of spendtng their money to no purpose. Ml-u-na will relieve! you. Will regulate the digestion. Will enable you to eat what you want It I It does not do all thla it will not cost j you a cent. Tallman & Ol have sold hundred Of boxes of Mi-o-na In the last lew weeks and have yet to receive the first complaint from any customer, su, h a record is almply marvelous and speaks volumes for the merit of the: remedy It is easy enough to fill a column' with the symptoms Afflicting those who have dyspepsia, hut there is n I need of describing tnelr condition What the want is relief and they caul gel it In Mi-o-na. Do not suffer a day longer with disordered digestion I If Mi-o-ni relieves you It costs you (East 'iregonian Special.) I'KIAH. me. Kelp IS. Itain be- fan falling Saturday night and con tinued till Monday when a strong ch -nook Wind began to blow, which soon reduced the snow to n slush, makln,' it hard to get around and now the f reeks are running and unless a heavy snowbound at Range for the last 10 lays, They came out on horseback, finding it very difficult traveling on account Of the heavy snow drift's. Bt ri reports the snow at Range five feet deep. Tom Wllloby of Hidaway', Mr and Mrs. Johnson of the Fee ranch ant Mr and Mrs McLaughlin of Alba were t'kiah visitors Thursday Phil Fairbanks of Long Creek, and proprietor Of the Long Creek stage line, was in I'kiah Friday night look ing after his Interests here. Al Bol'n and wife were In town Monday from the Holln ranch trad ing. Sewral barns have gone down un der the heavy snows. Mossie and sous had a hig hay shed fall. J. W. Sturdtvant'S barn went down and Perry Simpson's barn went down, killing a calf Rev. K w Warrington went to Alba Sunday to conduct the funeral of the late Mr Fisher J. D. Kirk, Oscar Hilbert. Jess Hi! bert and Hush Harney, relumed from Pendleton Monday after bring kept there a week on a land case. N'ot be ing able to get any way to ride to Pilot Hock, they decided to walk, fol lowing the railroad track, and came to the Rock on foot Sunday so as to get home Monday. Ira Arbogaat returned from Port land Monday night, after being de tained there over a week by the storm. James uatley was a I'kiah visitor Thursday Considerable uneasiness is felt around I'kiah concerning Owens creek, and Camas rreek bridges on account of so much Ice In the creeks If the ice goes with a rush there is sure to be Ice jams, which means the destruction of the bridges Burk Welch returned from " Pen dleton Wednesday evening. Rev. E W. Warrington after hold ing revival services for two weeks In I'kiah. left for his home at Pree wa ter Monday morning. George Ellis, a Kottinler and Charley Hynd were In I'kiah Thurs day on business. J. H Wagner made a business trip to Alhee Wednesday. Sandford ChUstM and wife return ed to their homestead Thursday During the thaw Tuesday and Wednesday, the water came down ofl the hills above It. G. Clark's house, standing around the nouse two feet dee.. Mr. Clark secured help and Worked all the afternoon with S nowplow cutting the water through to the creek to keep it from flooding things, but their cement cellar had a foot and a half of water In it Mr. and Mrs William Meengs came over from Bridge Creek Thursday on business. The many friends of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Stuart, formerly of the I'kiah hotel will be pleased to hear of tho birth of a daughter born to them January :'(. near Pilot Hock. The road grader was used on the streets of I'kiah Thursday to cut ditches throush the snow and slush so as to drain "the streets. letters received froni Or. Hay den. formerly of I'kiah states that he is now located at Elmira. Oregon, and that Mrs. Hayden will soon Join him I here Mrs Louis Johnson visited ii I'kiah Wednesday. William Anderson and wife were iu I'kiah Thursday on business Nate P.anes who is farming near Bitter, was In I'kiah Wedne.sdi- ntghl 00 his way to Pendleton on bus Born Friday, February II, to Mr and Mrs. Will Ganger, a nine pound girl. Charley Metteer and mother were In I'kiah Friday traOtng. Kd Thrasher, who has been look ing after his cattle near Alba, re mained over night in I'kiah on his way home. Henr Layman returned from Bridge Creek Thursday evening Blrdy Harney and daughter came over Monday evening from the Clark ranch on Bridge creek Sam Bittner of Pendleton, was in I'kiah Friday night on his way home from Hitter, where he nas been vis iting for the past two weeks with his daughter. Mrs. Graham. Kd Ingram moved his family ti town Thuisdy. so his children would be near the school They will occu py the Hoke house CierctseS were held at the school h.ais,. Friday afternoon The debate. I the scholars "eBsslved, That the poor man ' happier than the rah man, " was handled well In the s. Iv I ars. The poor man won number of the parents were present a masquerade ball will, be given at Kirk's hall Friday. February 14th It B. Andrus was running his plan t Thursday, planing some lumb-r to bi used in the fencing of the cem etery which will be done 111 the early sprint. Spring A VISIT TO OUR READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE PREPAREDNESS OF THIS FIRM. Having all the latest and up-to-date styles that go to make the Spring season one worth while. Following is a list of our new arrivals: SPRING COATS In all the latest fashions, kid Wtfr Haed and in the fancv plaids, stripes and plain colors that are so popular, such as green, rose, apricot, coverts, Hague blue, white corduroy and white chinchilla. New Spring Dresses W ItB those nice full skirts, in all sizes and ranging from the popular price dress on up. A very good assortment 01 Spring Suits, both plain colors and fi'.ncies and ranging in price from 820.00 to S10.OO Sport Skirts In the colors and styles that most predominate for Spring. Come in corduroy and all kinds of fancy plaids and striDes. ."' ' .7, ; Children's Dresses in all sizes ' V'.'' and materials, ranging in price : :'- .'V:' '. f from 50r to 87.50 j ' Middy Blouses in those new XyyLSs)! randv strines. iust the thine to IIP .' V wear to school, and with those" new Sport Skirts. Muslin Underwear in all sizes, and a very good quality. We are especially prepared to fit the stout people, as we carry a speci al line of underwear known as the Mildred Stouts in sizes from 10 r Sfi PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN ALL CUSTOMERS ALEXANDERS RAPE'S DIAPEPSIN 0111 MUSIC FOR THE FOR INDIGESTION OR DANCES AT MEACHAM SOUR, ACID STOMACH COMMITTEE PURCHASES NEW EDISON PHONOGRAPH OTHER NOTES. i East Oregonian Special. I MEACHAM. (ire.. Feb. 15. The dance committee has purchaser a new $Sd Edison diamond disc machine for the dance hall. It is hoped it w II prove a success as soon as the regu lar dance music arrives. The out of town attendance at the dance on Saturday night were 1-. E Tipton and X. A. Cramer from Ka mela. The dance was enjoyable and lunch was served at midnight by the ladies. Another dance was announc ed for Feb. 26. All invited. W. B. Ross and James Baker each received a ear load of hay from Haines. Ore., in spite of the high IN FTVE MINt'TKs: NO IYS PEP SI v. HKAItli.t KN OR INV stomach MURKY. sour, gassy, upse s:om-ci indiges ti,n. 1 eartburn. dv.pepsla; he:i she food you. eat ferments Into gas.e and stubrforn lumps; your head aches I you feel sick and miserable, that'1 i when you realize the magic in Pape's : Dlapepsin It makes all stomach mis i ery vanish In five minutes, j If your stomach is In a continuous , revolt If you can't get It regulated ; please, for your sake, try Pape's Dla . pepsin. It's so needless to have t ' bad stomach make your next meal j a favorite foiMl meal, then take a j little Dlapepsin. There will not be I any distress eat without fear. It's because Pape's Dlapepsin "reallv does" regulate weak. out-of-order ' forenoon Severa (loaded 0 ! Dick : am on S 1 is under j Valley r City. winter Sund: ing the there b aturday the en illroad on : Pape's Diapepstn from any drug store. It is the quickest, surest stoni day ach relief and cure known It acts ; almost like magic It is a scientific, ing harmless and pleasant stomach prep- lis place now. : aration which truh belongs in everv returned to Meach- home. for a brief visit. He the b. f is loading out he hauled it iring the fore part npter : faker of the land than for dearments. j car here of! Bl id,- I, I.r- dav. tak-' it though MSgflt. Every Drop" Ll-4hgl C m can today from IMVrTt your hardware or gro- (lllljal lljj eery dealer. KsMraiWfE Semi-Annual Payment of Interest The regular semi-annual install, ments of interest on deposits in the Savings Department of this bant tee due and credited Ofl Februun 1st. This interest Is now readv for pa n-.ent. If same not withdrawn t wi'.l be added to principal Call and let us explain the salves lau-s of our Sav ne Ivparirti-nt to American National Bank of Pendleton Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits $450,000.00