PAGE EIGHT
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH lti. 1916.
TEN PAGES
MAUD ALLAN. NOTED DANGER. NEAR DEATH
Winter Colds
Bad Blood
Ikxtor Pierce's Golden Itti
cowry, juirelv vegetable an,'.
alooli.il or MIGODC. is the t
powerful blood banner : to
trarteil from Aim ric.in fort
.tnil roits. Contains no aloo
gradients printed oo wrappei
Vake it as directed and it w
out impure and poiaonoui
throughout the system
it through the nstm.i! ckaBBC
All dealers in medicines ta
cents in one-i
luvali Hoto
package of U
Mscovery
:. 1'ltK-e,
for tr'il '
WHAT WOMEN 0
NATIVE
or
family 1 have al
ways' found that
1 rim Id depend on
Ir. Pierce's rem
edies for al! ail
ments. I gave
them the ' Ooiden
Medical Discov
ery ' ior tof.silitis,
"eore throat, bad
S Ugh. and grip,
and it always
cured them. I
also gave them
the 1 P 1 e I s a n t
Pellet' for sick headache, biliousness
god constipation I am glad to reoooh
mend them."- Mus. GuUUl DataX, II
N. La h rem Sir vt.
f jj
BUSINESS PICKS UP
AT STANF1ELD WITH
OF
Ml t il cnn IS KOTED IN
THRIVING l irn.i: TOWN,
DTJBING WEEK.
U, . stunl'U-hl Mils Nine Carloads ol
cmtle to Seattle Interests! l arr
lUnoh is sold and Other Property
Changes Hands; Personal Sotes ol
General Interest.
ranch to C. w.
i.vivorf sold his
corner of tllen- I
niisii avenue to I
engineer of S
k looking after
Wednesday 1
Millh.md - Injury fatal.
ASTORIA. Ore.. March 18. As a'
iltit "f injuries sustained while
rkins at the Hammond mill. New
Kdtson v.-. ,i native Of Norway. 45
,,rs .f ate, and had resided here for
-re than 2ti ears. He was a m:ll
r;i:ht ami on Wednesday afternoon
us and crushed. Mr. Bdeson leaves
II M a brother, .inch Edeaon, all of
n -ide In Astoria. He was a
XKW YOl'.K. March It Hand Al
len, famous dancer, entertained and
admired by kings and: emperor-, is i
a critical condition In tne Herman
hospital, following an operation fcr
appendicitis. Early today the hos; it
al authorities said mere was little
hope of her recovery.
Muss Allan was stricken I
and had to be rushed from h,
ment in the Hotel Seymour
hospital.
Following a hurried exar
physicians decided an immei!
eration was imperative.
Miss Allan had planned to
an extended 'our in Europe.
uddenly
r apart
to the
MRS. GERK.ING ELECTED
LIBRARIAN AT WESTON
ty
r5
Coftee
Schillmi
Best
si IM'RISE PARTY is GIVEN; OTH
ER MANS VOTES PROM
BSTON t tH'Mi'.V.
(East Oreg"nian special.)
WESTON, Ore.. March 15. Mrs, J.
R. Oerkin? has heen elected librarian
i f,.r the Weston public Horary
Adolph Svv.utz Of Walla Walla w It
i in Ihe city Monday n business
Mrs, Ferrol McBrtde spent the
j weekend with relatives In Athena
Mrs. Janus Compton left on Tues
day morning for American Kails.
Idaho.
j Visa Vida Slaggs of Penewana
Washington, is the guest ol Mr. anc
I Mrs. Kalph Stagga
I Karl Lieuallen. who ta employed a
I Walla Walla, spent BnnUay in the cKl
j Mrs Will Mallen U visiting rein
tives near Athena.
Louis Uergevin of Athena, was U
Each friend, brought
of remembranc as a gil
musical numbers were ret
ing the evening, after whi
ments weer served.
The members of the
League of the Methodist
preparing to give a local
in the near future.
Epwc
:hurch
(East Orosoii.in Special.)
STAXl-'IKI.lv Ore., March IS.
There has been considerable bttslBWI
activity here for the past week, Am
una other thincs, It. N Stanf eld soldi
Oil Wednesday nine carloads of she
to Seattle parties
C. C, t'arr sold hi
Howard, and Dave
house and lots on th
dening street and F
Glen Kicharda
A. A. Wold a cl i
atlle is here this wi
business affairs.
K . Sttnfleld spent
here.
The last sad rite of Alice, the lit
tle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tllen
Richards was held In the Presbyterian
church Monday afternoon. The buri
al service was read hy Itev. J. E. Fail,
cett and the interment was in the
new cemetery at this place. The be
reaved parents have the sympathy ol
the entire community.
Mrs. Martin Klein wns taken to the
hospital In Portland Wednesday.
1 1 Mr. and Mrs W. C. E. Pruitt , of
Pendleton were the guests of Don
Pruitt on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Baker returned Tuesday
i from a week's stay in Seattle.
I 'has. X. Walker of
la very, interesting lecttll
I pies' Theater Sunday e
. Hawaiian Islands.
j A, Sahli, of Aberdeel
.was here this week loc
land was here i
ler the Inter- ! .
lulu gave
the Peo
g on the
A CHI-NAMEL
DEMONSTRATION
THAT IS DIFFERENT
YOU can ask the Demonstrator to show you
Any Chi-Namel Product you may be inter
ested in, Actually Applied.
She will not merely show you the package con
taining these materials, but show it in the brush,
in fact, you can take the brush and apply it yourself
By asking for a demonstration of any particular Chi
Namel product you will not place yourself under obli
gation to buy; this demonstration is to acquaint the pub
lic with the use and economy of Chi-Namel in the home.
Remember the Date March 23-24
AT
MURPHY BROS.
121 East Court Street.
ep
your Bowels licguiHr.
As everyone knows, tne ooweis
the sewerage system of the body I
' It is of the gTeatest Importance t
, they move once each day If y
bowels become constipated, taki
,i,,se of Chamberlain, Tablets J
after supper and they will correct
; disorder. Obtainable everyw here
'. Adv
his ranch
. MoPherson
. here.
Thomson ai
if Kcho wen
I. L, Crave
if Seattle
,1 J. Fn
spent
Spin-idnea-
-r bus!
leva- Guard to Recruit
HOUSTON, Tex March lrt. In a
circular letter issued to the Texas
National Hoard. Brigadier General,
Cecil A. Lyon directs all commanders
Ladle
.f Mrs
H. W.
Arthur Me
ton and Miss Mar.
to Hermiston Tues-
id will meet at the
i. Dunning Thurs-,
of Pendleton Is here
if Umatilla was look
er Wednesday.
burg. She did not WI
back
My dog is hard of hearing," she
said, ' hut he is so affectionate."
Davis Is a traveling salesman. When
he said that he was willing and anx
ious to go back to his wife. Judge
Brown refused to mane an order for
support
"Why dos your wife seem to pre
fer the dog rather than you?'' asked
Judge Hrown.
"There you have me." replied Da
ds. ".She kisses and huirs that brute
enoUKh to give a fellow the willies. He
is bo fat he can hardly walk."
The Indignant huan.ind protruded
his lower Jaw and showed all his
ttoth. He wrinkled his nose, closed
one eye and licked his chops
"That's the way the dog looks. She
foods him sugar find candy all day,
Just so he will sav 'thank you.' "
'How does he say that?" asked the
Judge
"Woof, woof." barked Davis In a
female tone
The American Power Boat associa
tion Is made up of 140 clubs with a
membership of 25.000 enthusiasts
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
I with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. the?
caiiuut read! the neat "t th. illaeaae ''a
tarrh Is a local lissaa. ,reatly taflMOCed
by eooetltQtloaal tondltioae, nd in order to
cure It .oil raut lake an Internal remedy
I Mali's Catarrh Cera la ttkea lataraallf
ami uci thru III' lil"d on the BUMfM r
i race. f the system Hall's I'alarrh fare
SJ prescribed hy MM tht lt MfMCl
tans In lids country for yeara It la com
' peso.l of some of Hi' I"' tsakf known.
r,.mhlne, Willi Some "I i"e .ZTZ
iniritlers The prrfect coatMaattoa of the
laaradMBta In Mall latarrh fare la what
prodocaa taeh wonderful results la catarrhal
reodltlaaa Send for teailinuiilals. free
F J CHBNET A CO., Props. Toledo, ()
All HriiKKlBta. W.
II,: Kamlly IHIa for ."iiatlpatloa
The time to start a a
I Saturday.
cheerful day is break- ,
fast -time!
There s Schilling's Rest
to help you see the silver
lining in the cloud. j,ir
Only such coffee justifiei been
to recruit their companl
men each and to requ
Mi
i with
V
Misi
Schilling
Best
i Ing.
IS YOUR STOMACH
CLOGGED WITH WASTE?
Proper Treatment for BUhmaneas
For a long time Miss Lula Skelton.
Churchvllle, N. Y.. was bilious and
had sick headache and dizzy spelU.
Chamberlain's Tablets were the only
thin'-- that gave her permanent relief
Obtainable everywhere Adv.
Man and Ifc I iuhl IMn l.
shot to de.,th during pistol duel
their home here The father, Joseph
T Hall 42 also Was killed and the
mother, Mrs. Delia Hall, is in a
hospital In a dyin condition she
received four bullet wounds
The gin wis "truck by a stray hub
lei .is she roio bed under a kitchen
me of Umatilla's promi
nent citizens was calling on friends
here Tuesday.
K X. Adams was in Pendleton the
first of the week.
Kev. K. K. Blaakmam of Milton was
here the last of the week looking after
the interest of the Sunda school.
E. J. Klemmer of Bllensburg, Wash.
ington Dave a very Interesting lecture
In ihe hinh school auditor um Prlda)
Mi
P
Wife Prefer- Bulldog
PHILADELPHIA, March 16. A
bulldog, minus one eye, slightK hard
of hearing and with a kinky tail, Is
more attractive to Mrs James Henry
Davia th in her husband, she only
paid lor the dog, nut in a suit for
support In the desertion court, Mrs,
Davis of iaO(l Itising .tun La lie. told
judge Brown that all she really
, wanted from her husband was the
! doe which be was keeping in Pltts-
I!
.Ml
Tatbnaa a. Oo, Oaaratra to BMw
the Monea if 10-o-aa iov Bot
BeUere vu.
"li s a pleasure to sell a medicine
w hen your ciiustomers come in after-1
ward irid tell you how much good it
has done then.." said Tollman & ') I
ributioi.
ated so
silver Lake Mill nesumni
la repairing his KBUtO, Wash. March 16-
was damaged by -, long shutdown, the F. 1 1
mill at Silver I-ike resumed
ay evening MlBS tiona This mill is the prtndi
given a genuine dUStfta nialnstav' of that comn
a numtiei- of het Camps are not being operated al
Of a birthday par- ent.
After
tarne
opera-
niui h ta
leturn the noae) to n) pur' lr as
Mo-o-na whom it does n"t help Tl
may seem rash but our i aston
have said so man; goo,: words In
favor thai We do not expect mi
n.tckaes reiurned.
box of Mi-o-na end If the retne
.inc.- not retrulate his digestion ai
help hm dl ape pal he can wlthdn
hut IQgar I don t kn but wh
This shows great taltti in me mei
of Mi-o-na It is really s most ai
cu..! medicine and i- rapid incressi
of aaiaa atoca Tallnaan a Co mtn
duced It III Pendleton show- thai
,1,,,-s .,11 thai Is clamie.l t" do rellevi .
dyspriwla regulates digestion and en
gfetfi thog hA use II i" e. t Jusl wh
they want nh no fesr of trouble after.
tf ggggggggAggggggggggggVaSggggW ' jk assa-ag
iCfi ''" ggsStilggggggggggT ufl
Red
Crown
-&s Gasoline
of Quality
S,s-ii- (-
' Will the lteiitlfii aH Dawn, at
hoi run and Saturday.
Alia.
gives you more
milesto the dol
lar. Carbureting
qualities account for
that no waste of gal.
Dealers everywhere and
also at our many
Service Station!
Standard Oil
Company
.California;
Pendleton
Livestock Sale
70 HEAD OF
HORSES AND MULES
50 MULES, 20 HORSES AND MARES
At Public Auction
WALLA WALLA FAIR GROUNDS
Sat. Mar. 18, 1916
TCOMMENCING AT 12:30 O'CLOCK P. M., SHARP
.rues 1 nuM
M nl mm ran era in woiahf f tv.m 1 1 fiO trt 1 1 nil nl frnm .'! tn 7 . r. , il 1 II.,
Xt. UtVO HUgV 111 I' VlglH il "in aa,ja,w ' i ikl VSIS W
1300 to 1600 and from 4 to 7 years old. All good straight, sound stock, with loLs ol
bone and quality. Stock can be seen at Walla Walla Fair Grounds three days before
sale. Absolute sale. No by-bidding; no boosters. A fair deal to all. Don't forget
the place ami date.
TERMS Time will be given until October 1. 1916, on approved notes bearing 8
per cent interest. Three per cent discount for cash. It's worth your time to see this
stock, whether you buy or not.
J. H. LUCK Owner
W. D BARCLAY, Auctioneer
Paxton Bros. Clerk