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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON', THURSDAY,
MARCH 9, 1916
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Saved Her Life
A Rare Poem of the War of 1812
Coffee
The iial I endorsement ut Kniluda and Travo In a recent
letter from Mr. 8. Grtndle, ,mih Mignonette St., PUtabniy, Pa;, will
in' of interest to other sufferers from wumuteh ami intestinal
troubles. Mn. Griadle. sus:
"The doctors had given me up, suylng the only hope
left wai an operation. I tried Frultolu and passed hun
dreds of gullstonos with the first two bottles. Am
now feeling better than have for years past I will be
Klad In tell any sufferer how it has helped me, for I
owe my life to it."
tYultota posses--, properties that an directly upon tbe InteitlnaJ
pariN, softening the wmjmmi waste ami disintegrating the harden
ed iarticicr. thut oauaa so nun ii suffering1, ami expels the accnmu
lation to the great relict of the pain in Traxo is a tonlc-alteratlvc
Hint acts on the llier ami kidneys, Stimulates the flow of gastric
lubes, to aid digcaUog and removes bile from the general circula
tion. It series to build up the weakened, nUI -dOWn sstcin.
I or the convenience of the publh', airaiuternenta have been made
io suiil FrultoU ami Traxo through representative druggist, in
Pendleton tnej can be obtained at Tallmen a Company, (33 Main St.
HDITOft BOOtUDS si SOW
Thousand Dolars offered tor Deimtc
With evangelist
BALTIMORE, March 9. "I will
give $1000 to any charity organliatlon
In Haltlmoro for the privilege of en
tering a public debate with Hilly Sun
day on the prohibition Issue." said C.
A. Wlndle, editor of the Iconoclast, In
New York, who spoke in the Mary
land theater ut an nntl-prohlbltlon
i ally
"Th ily difference iietween Billy
Sunday and Judos Ih that Sunday
lakes In more money, " he said. ' Hilly
Sunday sella Christ for more money.
Billy Sunday steals his sermons, anil
I have, the satisfaction of proving
that In connection with some of them
The one he stole from Robert Inger
ioll almost everybody has heard
about."
Mr Wlndle expect to see Haiti
more go In strong for Sunday, but he
said that l'lttshurg and other places
where he has been have forgotten all
about him except some of his Jokes,
which have lingered in the memory of
men and women of the city. Mr
Wlndle said thut his Is not an Infidel
paper ami that he always tried to bo
fair to Mr. Sunday. His ony regret,
he said. Is thut Mr. Sunday does so
much harm to the I ansa of religion
and that the men he converts t' a bet
ter life do not stick to it.
ubout to follow the example of itl
bigger neighbor! in Europe by issu
ing a book of diplomatic correspond
ence on ihe present war.
San Marino's main object in laying
certain facts before the world Is to
square itself with itay Ban Marina
will den that lis wireless station has
been used by the (lermans and will
oiler to put it under the supervision
of Italian authorities If luminous
slgtiuls have been sent from Its heights
to Austrian navigators San Marino
will arfUS that these acts have been
committed In defiance of government
orders. It will admit that it refused
to surrender Italian reservists who
took refuge within its borders to es
cape military service, but will explain
that political criminals are not extra
ditable from San Marino. It will point
out that at least 10 of Its 900 soldiers
volunteered for service In the Itallun
armies.
To clinch the whole argument, San
Marino srll tell Italy and the world
It has been at war with Austria for
4 5 years. This Is because Austria for
got that it had been at war with San
Marino and had fulled to sign a pence
pact with It after Italy's war of lib
eration of 1870.
HN hi: MIS MKS. ltl IIISOI.li.
SAM M UUHO HAS m N I U
Tbaj Republic will issue
Placate itai.
Hook to
ROMS March 9 Sun Marino, the
icuiiest republic in the world Ii
ii .... hi-1 ,i, i ,,u or oil Magnate
Then shiMits ltatiler
THHMASVIU-K. C.a.. March 9--Mrs
John K. Archbold. daughter-Inlaw
cf John I). Arcnbold. of th.'
Standard nil Company, was bitten h
a rattlesnake while hunting on the
An liboi.l estates near here
Physicians said her wound would
not prove fatal. Mrs. Archbold shit
the snake after shs hail been bitten
A Leading
Food Expert
stood before the bitf battery of milling machines in the
! rape-Nuts factories at Battle Creek, Mich., and after
inspecting both the wheat anil flour saitl to the miller:
"Thai's selected wheat, and no 'patent flour' stunt,
cither. That wheat conies out of the rolls as honest
and unrefined as it went in. Where did you ever make
flour before that retained the true mineral content of
the urain?"
And the wise miller replied : "I have worked in
a jrood many mills, and I am no youngster, but let me
tell you, 1 never made whole wheat flour like that until
I came with this company.
The truth is. white flour is wofully lacking in certain
essential mineral elements which are thrown out in the
milling to make flour white and pretty, and its use fre
quently results in impaired health and activity.
The famous pure food.
Grape-Nuts
is made of honest whole wheat and malted barley; and
supplies in splendid proportion all the brain- and nerve
makiiiK. bone- and muscle-building elements of the field
irrains. including their mineral elements.
Rich, nut-like flavour, ease of serving, and quick di
gestibility have made Grape-Nuts a household word the
country over.
"There's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
r ALT'S famous af! A WITIQH
Fresh Every Day Vlaf YY T iOll
OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS
Vine. CttM Furnlnhod Kouini In Connection. Strain HMttC
The Quelle Restaurant
Exclusive distributing depot In I'cndlcton for FAlPS Sea Foods.
(By Jteiji
The words were composed by the
lute Hon. Charles Miner, an editor
and member of congress of Wilkes
Hnrre. Fa. and who wrote the first
History of Wyoming.
James llird wus a volunteer, going
with the Kingston Volunteers to
Join IVrry ut Uike Erie. He was
wounded In battle, and ordered by
I'erry to leave the decn. but he Would
not go For his bravery he was hon
ored, and excited the envy of a young
lieutenant Bird was condemned to
be shot for desertion The war was
over. I'erry was away and Bird arid
a young man named Itankin left. It
wus supposed, to Join Juckson at New
Orleans. They were brought back,
and condemned to he shot. A reprieve
was sent, two men riding on horse back
were Keen in the distance, waving it.
but they were too late Thut night the
lieutenant ordered guard put In h
lent to keep away ntrd's ghost, the
Set ond night he committed suicide. 1
have the story from the late James A.
Oordon, who was tt ijiRe Erie at th
time und saw the three graves, thos
or Bird, Rankin and the lieutenant.
jamee Bird,
Ye sons of freedom listen to me
And e daughters, too. give ear;
You a sud and mournful story
As ever was told "hull hear.
Hull you know, his troops surren
dered, And left defenceless the west ;
We our forces quick assembled
The Invaders to resist.
Am.itig the troops that marched to
Erie
Were the Kingston Volunteers:
Captain Thomas there commanded
To protect our west frontiers
Tender were the scenes of parting.
Mothers wrung their hands and
cried;
Maidens wept their swains In sec ret,
Fathers strove their tears to hide.
There was one among our number
Tall and gallant was his mien;
Kirm his step his hum undaunted
Scarce a nobler youth was seen.
One sweet kiss he snatched from
Mary,
raved bu mothiT-s
prayers once ' n( njM
(Soon they came Where noble I'erry
Hud assembled all his rieet;
There the gallant llird enlisted.
Hoping soon the roe to meet.
Where Is Bird? The battle rages.
Is he In the Strife or not?
Now the cannon roars tremendous
Hare he meet his hostile foe,
See! Behold hlu there with I'erry,
In the self-sum. ship they fight;
Though his messi: atej fall all round
him
Nothing can Ma soul affright.
Hut. behold, a ball has struck him,
i See the crimson rurrent flow;
"Loses the deck' t xi iaimed brave
Perry,
"No!" cried Bird " will not go.
i Here on deck I took my station,
j Ne'er will Bird his colors fly;
I I'll stand by you gallant captain,
Till we conquer or I die."
Still he fought b"'h faint and hleed-
lng,
I Till the Stars and Stripes arose;
Victory having crowned our efforts,
All triumphant o-er our foes.
And did Bird receive .1 pension?
Was he to his friends restored
No, he never to his nosom
Clasped the maid his heart adored
But there came mosl dismal tidings
from Luke gjlie'l distant shore;
I Better far if Bird had perished
Midst the tattle's awful roar
j "Dearest parents,' said the letter
I "This will bring s.id news to you;
j Do not mour your first beloved.
Though this brings his last adieu
J "I must suffer, for deserting
From the Brig Niagara;
Read this letter brothers, slaters
It's the last you II have from me.'
Sad and gloomy wan the morning
Bird was ordered out to die.
Where's the breast not dead to pity?
But for htm Would breathe a sigh
Lo! he fought so brave at Erie.
rreei nieii ano nooiy narea.
Let his murage plead for mercy.
Let his precious life be spared.
See him march! and hear his fetters
Harsh they clung upon the ear;
M.lluif'i
ten
Iher'
hand and lelt !
id manly,
harbored fear
him,
Laki
Mars tried to say. "Farewell. James.'
Waved her hand but nothing spoke.
"Qood bye Bird, may neaven protect
you
Fnon the rest, at parting broke.
Bee! be kneels up"ii his coffin.
Sure his death can do no good.
Spure him! O Go l they've shot him
Furewell Bird! Farewell forever
Home and frlenis youil see no
more;
For your mangled -nrpse lies buried.
On Lake Frie s .listint shore.
How much does
good coffee add to
your breakfast pleas
ure? How much does
a good breakfast help your
day along?
There's charm in Schil
ling's Best Coffee; the
charm of fine flavor
rich, full, satisfying!
And all the flavor is kept
for you, in airtight tins.
Schilling's
Best
New
Spring Ml
Shoes
We have just received our new
grey washable kid lace shoes.
We have received more black
kid lace shoes in 8V2 in- tops, that,
retail for $5.00 the pair.
Allow us to show you these
shoes while your size is here.
ALEXANDERS SHOES ARE
BEST.
be the largest livestock insuri
icy ever Issued.
Each horse is insured for $150. Vet
erinarians employed by the insurance
company accompany each trainload.
ALEXANDERS
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The C0W1 of lAst Resort.
Around the stove of the cross roads
grocery is the real court of last re
Bort, for it finally oeer-rules all oth
ers Chamberlain's rough Remedy
has been brought before this court In
almost every cross roads grocery In
this country, and has always received
a favorable verdict. It Is In the
country where man expects to receive
full value for his money that this
remedy is most appreciated Obtain
able everywhere. Adv.
started to work, while others have j camp are operating as Is the Wlscon
large crews working on the rights of sin camp at Midway. West of Kelso
wav which were damaged by the win-, the Inman-Poulsen and Eufaula Log-
ler storms.
The Ostrander Railway & Timber
Company camp and the Multnomah
ging companies are rushing rlght-of.
way work and soon will start actual
logging.
CoerHta amp- Resume.
KELSO, Wash.. March 9. Most ol
the camps in the vicinity of Kelso are
rushing construction work and repairs
on their logging railways, so as to be
ready t" start logging operations as
soon as possible. Several of the
camps have ealready put on crews and
FROM FIFTY-TWO SOLID WEEKS ON GAY MAN
HATTAN ISLE, TO THE
KEYLOR GRAND THEATRE
Walla Walla
For Two Mad Evening Frolics and a Jolly Daylight
Gambol, COHAN and HARRIS bring their Great Success,
"It Pays to Advertise"
with the same splendid company which was seen at the
GEORGE M. COHAN THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY.
C "THE RULING PASSION" J
CANT FIND DANDRUFF
Every bit of dandruff disappears!
after one or two applications of Dan-j
derine rubbed well into the scalp
with the finger tips. Get a 23-c.nt
bottle of Danderine at any drug store
and save your hair. After a few ap-
n ations you can't find a particle ol j
dandruff or any falling hair, and the
seal p will never itch
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS AND SUNDAY
MATINEE, MARCH ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH.
Price 50c to $2.00. Mail orders now.
STOMACH ACTS FINE!
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Trunks. Bass I
and
I' M l - DIAPEPSIS FIXES SH lv
mI , I PSEJ -TOM ( ll IX
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William H Sll -in. I l.i ire WMtnt)
Passion," in the 1'aMlnie Today,
The Hub
on't want a slow remedy when
Macd is bad or an uncertain'
a harmful one your stom
10 valuable; you moan't injure
Irastlc drugs.
Dlapepaln is noted for its
,trr
Suit Cases
This department has just received another large ship
ment and is prepared to take care of your needs of most
any kind of luggage.
VH TIM NK Kilt SUIMHi.
Man in iito rali
:il
'a in -outer
sue. power company,
VAM'DI VEU. Wash.. March .
James Pay. injured in an accident at.
Sixteenth and Main streets February
lu. when a fraiflktcar struck his au-l
tomnbie, has sued the North Coast
Power company lor ksoo damageel
for Injuries gg lost time. $150 dam
ages to the mac hine, and 50 medical
ai lention
He afltfM that Ihe company main
tains its tracks a this point in a
careless and negligent manner, and
that the brfcs laid between and out
side of the rails is so rar from the
rail that a small automobile drops be
tween the tall and brick Me as
compelled to turn out to pass a farm
ers rig and one wheel dropped be
tween the rail and brick, and a
frelghtcar struck him when he stop-
Swcden V 'II Get ( mil.
LONDON, atari h 8. Sweden will
be permitted to import larger sup
plies ,.l coal from Great firltain than
boertnfor under a fresh arrangement
with the Hritish government In re
turn. Sweden has consented to the
exp"H of certain articles, including
pit props, to i',i cat Rr:taln.
ness; its certain, unfailing action in
regulating sick. sour, gassy stomachs. I
I Its millions of cures tn indigestion.
dyspepata, gastritis and other stomach!
I trouble has made it famous the wore!
over.
' Keep this perfect stomach doctor in;
keep
It
7J.IMIO llnrsn insured.
DBS M"lNK.v I own. March v. An
DOUncemenl was made that u local In
surance compau has written a polio)
for 110,800,000 for the protection in
transportation of 72.0OH horses from
Ias Angeles to New Vork for tin
French government This is said to
something whi h doan't agree with
them. If what they eat lays like lead. I
ferments and sours and forms gaai
Causes headache, dizziness and nau-1
sea. eructations of acid and un digest-
stomach
prompti
relation t" those bo tr
"The baM&n," Ointlntr TiioHim to the
Alia Theater.
Maternity! The
Word of Words
It is written into 1 fe's expectation that i
motherhood is Ihe one sublime accotn- I
pllshnirnt. And If
MIS is anything, no j
matter how Imple,
how apparently trivial
It may seem, if It can 1
aid, help, assist or in
any way comfort ths
experts-it motber. It Is
a blessing. And such
Is a remedy called
"Mother's Friend."
Yen apply it over the
stom.nh MBclaSj It Is
gently rubbed on the
surface, and makes
the miKi'li nli:int-
thli relievos the stnln on IfaflMats, natural
expansion takes pl.i.v without undue effect
upon the nerves. V'ld as the time ap
proaches, Hie min I V rone through s pe
riod of repose, of ( idle expectancy, and
this lias an B'MestJnnsd laBasacs upon the
future child. That toil Is true u evidenced
by the fact that three generations of mothers
imvc used and recommended Mothers
Friend." Ask your nearest druggist for a
bottle of this splendid remedy, lie will get
It for yea, And then write to BradSeld Ho ,--lilillor
Co., 407 Laissr Bldg.. Atlanta. 1..1.,
for a most interesting book of information
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Write today. It Is a !ook you will enjoy.
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Traveling Bags
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New House Uresses.
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