East Oregonian : E.O., March 20, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON', MONDAY, MARCH 20. 1916.
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Get the BEST
Groceries
FOR LOWER PRICES
BY COMING HERE AND PAYING
Cash
Everything new, clean, spic-and-span.
Up-to-date in every depart
ment. Every article that is on the
market and that you need can
be had here for less.
Try our cash system for a
week and you will never go
back to the old "charge it"
idea.
Dean Tatom Co.
Pendleton's big Cash grocery.
749 Main St. D. S. TATOM. Telephone 688
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MONDAY. M YKCII 20, IDI6.
i.,, mil Ronde: Pioneer Mea.
LA a RANDS, Ore.. March 20. J.
S. Mit i hell, u resident of this ctiuntj
since '66, was hurled at his home in
Mount (3IH. He was "3 and promi
nentia Identified with settlement and
development of th tirand ltonde valley.
The government of Uruguay will as
sume control of all telegraph and tele
phone services and reorganize and
Improve them.
Keep Your llowrlM Itrgular.
As everone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system Of the body and
It Is o( the greatest Importance thai
they moe once each day If your
bowels become constipated, take a
date of chamberlain's Tablets Just
after supper and they will correct the
disorder, obtainable everywhere.
Adv
Proper Tmitroont for Blllousnew.
For a lone time Miss Lula Skelton,
Churchvllle, N. Y , was bilious and
had sick headache and dizzy epells.
Chamberlain's Tablets were the only
thing that gave her permanent relief.
Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
lirailuntlnii Is (Gaining.
SAI.EM. Ore., March 20. Records
nf the state department of education
Show thut In the last 25 years there
lias been an increase of 7 00 per cent
In the number of children in Oregon
Completing the eighth grade, and that
the number of four-year high schools
has Increased from four to 16 7. A
large number of smaller high schools
also are offering one and two years
of work.
Oregon high rhools now have an
enrollment of more than 20.000 pu
pils. Requirement! for teachers have
also been greatly Improved, according
to Assistant Superintendent of Public
InetruotloB Carlton,
MencturltU Kills hilt).
LA QRANDS, ore.. March 20.
EvelMi Wiggins aged 11 months, dau
ghter uf Mr. and Mrs William Wig
gins, of mbier, died of menegltls.
An Invective Is something that can
be used Instead of I brickbat, and
burled Into an enemy's teeth without
breaking his jaw.
Married Life.
Jim Bturgis drove over from Walla
Walla last week. A lady friend greet
ed him. "Why, hello, Jim," she Bald,
"Uld you bring your wife over " "No,
no," said Jim, "Just cam eovcr on a
little pleasure trip."
I.Irs and Lies.
"How you running?" said a friend
to Hob Drown who Is a candidate for
county cirrk.
"Alright," was the answer, "I think
I If now about how the situation lies."
"Yes," interpolated John Montgom
ery who has run for office himself,
"and before you get through with your
i.unpirgn you'll know that the situ
ation Is not the only thing that lies."
Another patk Agitation.
Judge Phelps has been advocating
ptibllc playgrounds for the children
for some time and last week he suc
ceeded In getting a Park for the
schools.
c t Town Igaln.
We'll lay a stack of reds that Ker
nul Clark Wood will claim that pro
hibition is responsible for the deluge
of water in Weston yesterday.
Might He a WariK-d Itoartl.
Dear Hulldog: Here Is a puzzle
for your readers. See If any of them
can answer it? "What kind of lum
ber Is used in a school board?"
Yours truly,
PENNY BENZINE.
Tut. tut, Penny, your puzzle ciues.
tion Is unfair at this time. Some one
might be tempted to send in the ans
wer "Two by Fours" and if they did
we would'M feel like printing it.
The whlsporlne Duel.
Fred gtelwer is nut the only man in
Pendleton who has been troubled
with lost vocal powers. Hill McKin
ney is Just getting over a touch of the
same affliction. While both were thus
suffering unbeknownst to the other,
they found themselves side by each
sucking malted milk at the bar of a
local cigar store. "Hello Bill," whis
pered Fred.
"Hello Fred," Bill purred back in
tones that Fred took for mimicry.
"How are you today, Fred?" In the
same tones.
"None of your damned business,"
and the district attorney almost found
his voice in his resentment. Expla
nations followed and Fred paid for
the malted milks.
Mr I, ikes to GO to lU-d With Nothing
on llli Mind.
One day last week the East Oregon
nn press suffered a fracture of the
right scapula and. as a Tesult. the pa
per wasn't published until nearly mid-
night. Norborn- Berkeley tells of
seeing an old pioneer resident sitting
on the steps of the E. O. building
about 10 o'clock "Say, friend," said
Norborne, "It leems to me a man of
your age ought to be at roost," "I
know it," said the old timer, "hut I
never can go to sleep until I read the
E. O."
It Never Will Come Again.
Dick Mayberry calls our attention s
to the fact thai List Tuesday w,n I e
Day. It was 2-14-16 and any high H
school kid will tell you that is eriuiv-ISB
ulent to pi.
What of the Hour?
Next Thursday we will be able to
say, "This is Bundle Day, Dress-uo
Week, Wlre-Your-Home Month and
Leap Year."
Wouldn't It Be HeD.
They say hell is paved with good
resolutions and it begins to look like
that's about all our roads will be
Paved with.
'file son's Turn.
City Attorney Alger Fee was in
structed by the council last week U
serve peremptory notice upon the N.
P. Co. to pay a certain street assess
ment. It happens that his father,
Judge Fee, is attorney Tor the Pi. P
and Alger says this is the first oppor
tunity In his life he has had to deliv
er an ultimatum to hla sire.
Our Weakly I.lmerUk.
Our school board is in a Bad plight.
For the reason it hid from the light,
It met In the dark
To elect Mr. Park,
Else we wouldn t have had this t .
write.
Sw, Charley Wonders W'liat He Was
Doing All the lime.
Charley Polk, the colored boy, who
works for the Peoples Warehouse,
applied to Fted Earl ror an Increase
in salary the other day. "You don't
work for us," said Fred and proceeded
to prove it to Charley by the follow
ing method of substraction:
"There are 36,1 days In the year.
"You sleep eight hours per day.
making 122 days, subtracted from 36j
leaves 243; you have eight hours rec
reation each day, also making 12
days. leaving lzi lays; there are d2
Sundays that you don't work, leaving
a balance of if days-, our store is
closed every Saturday afternoon, giv
ing 52 half holidays or 26 days that
you don't work, m iking a balance af
ter deduction of 4 3 days; we allow one
hour each noon fur lunch, making 16
da, or a balance of 27 days; we give
two weeks' vacation during the ye.ir,
wh eh leaves only 13 days; there ire
12 legal holidays during the year that
wr are closed.
"This leaves only one day in the
ear and that's Yrnn Kipper and v.s
don't keep open."
R. ALEXANDER
Spring Styles
Dresses and Blouses
SPECIALLY PRICED
Daintv Blouses of superior quality Georgette Crepe.
box pleated front and back with hemstitched yoke,
White, yellow, bisque, rose ana flesh color
Semi-Tailored Blouse of sheer handkerchief linen.
with hand embroidery crochet buttons ?2.9.
Smart Afternoon Dress of pleated black and white
Ichecked taffeta effectively trimmed in velvet ribbon
.... ca - i hi
jand buttons
Charming Street Dresses of the new shades of light
grey taffeta, with Georgette crepe sleeve and trimmed
in silver and old blue i $35.00
DRESS UP WEEK BEGINS MARCH 27
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Blackmail lint Charged.
SEATTLE, Wash., March 20.
The prosecuting attorney's office fil
er1 complaint against Elsie Coots,
charging that she extorted 1100 from
A. M. Bailey, a real estate agent, last
year by threatening to tell Bailey's
wife of his alleged misconduct with
Miss Coots, who was formerly a ste
nographer in Mr. Bailey's office. Miss
( oots' bail was fixed at $2000. She
v-as arrested in San Franc sco with
Lillian Peterson, of Miles City. Mont.
BAD DREAMS
ARE SYMPTOM?
Ill Health the Cause Man
Alarming Symptoms of Wo
men's Ailments-How Cured.
These two and Mrs. Isabel Clayburg
now under arrest in Los Angeles, are
said to have belonged to a gang of
blackmailers who extorted large sums
of money from wealthy Seattle mei.
LOS ANGELES. Cal., March 10.
Mrs. Isabel Clayburg, charged with
complicity in an alleged blackmailing
conspiracy In Seattle, failed to get a
writ of habeas corpus In the superior ! breaks up an attack of grippe. IU
court. She was ordered held In Jail , already prepared, no mixing or fusa
2 4 hours before being taken to Seat-1 lng. Just ask your druggist for a bot
tle, to allow an appeal to the state j tie of Dr. King's .Vew Discovery. Teot
district court of appeals. j ed and tried for over 0 years. Adv.
worn SPRING COLDS.
Sudden changes, high winds, shift
ing seasons cause colds and grippe,
and these spring colds are annoying
and dangerous and are likely to turn
into a chronic summer cough. In
such cases take a treatment of Dr.
King's New Discovery, a pleasant Lax
ative Tar Syrup It soothe the
cough, checks the cold and help
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NEWS NOTES OF NOLIN
RET. C r itx.m;tii or inn
MAN l OCT tFTER LONG
ILLNESS,
m m m m m m m m
isn't that lovely!!
Take the trail of any real wise smoker with a pipe between his
teeth and snatch a mellow whiff of fragrant "T.ux."
Then you'll right away hunt up the nearest tobacco shop and gladly
intern a dime in exchange for a green tin of pure smoke-delight.
"Tux" is going ahead of them all with a speed that makes it look
like a race between a 60-horse-power motor-car and a steam roller.
It's the fastest-growing brand of smoking tobacco in the world.
HK jtrHB
5Fuxedo
DAVID J. PALMER
Commander In-chlcl
Grind Army o( the Republic
"UnJer Ihe fertile, chteiful
infiutnet of a mild, pleasant
lokacco like Taxtdo, a man can
u'atk telltr and ml telltr, '
Ht Taxtdo very mack. "
The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette
Tuxedo is the original Burley smoking tobacco, that made pipe-
smoKing possiDie to many men, ana
the original "Tuxedo Process" has
never been duplicated. It stands to
day as the most effective treatment
for making the natural leaf deliciously
mild and delightfully fragrant and
for removing every trace of " bite."
Spend a week with Tuxedo. Then
it will be just one week after another.
T0U CAN BUT TUXEDO EVERYWHERE
Convenient, Rlaisine wrapped, g"
mouturc-prool pouch . . . Jv
Famotn green tin with (fold
lettering, curved to (it pocket
In Tin Humidors, 40c isn.l Mr
In Glass llumidtrs.SOt and VOc
10c
THI AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
(East Oregonian Special. 1
NOLIN. Ore.. March 20 After an
ahsenee of several months owinir to
sickness. Rev. C F. Cunningham ot
Hnldman attended his church here
yesterday. Presiding Elder N'ichols
of Spokane filled his pulpit.
Charles Welch returned last Friday
after spending several weeks visiting
relatives and friends In the vlclnif
of Portland and Oregon City.
Wm. Plusher attended a meeting oi
the Paradise Irrigation District of
which he is a director, at Echo last
Friday. A proposition Is being put
to both the Teel and Paradise Irri
gation districts to sell their bonds
and build their canals
Deputy Fruit Inspector Geo. C.
Coe of Stanfield was looking over our
orchards last week, leaving rigid in
structions for strict observance of the
laws.
Al Slasher was a local passenger to
the county seat Saturday evening.
Mrs. Martha Kimball was a motor
passenger to Pendleton last Friday.
D R Wolford left last Tirana?
for his old home In Kansas upon re
ceipt of message announcing f-e
death of his aged father.
O F. Steele spent Friday In Pendle
ton, securing the assessed valuation
of the Teel and Paradise Irrigation
districts for Sir Welton. I civil en
gineer, representing a targe contract
ing firm of r.irtlann.
fhonus Kerr returned from Ho'-
man last Friday after spending sev
eral days with his sons. J. O. an t
John Kerr.
Carl Lees was a business visitor to
Echo Saturday.
Jacob Flen hlnger. well known W
the sheepmen of this county, came
down last week and took the place as
head corral man at Wm Slusher's
lambing pens.
Paterson,N. J. " I thank you for the
Lydia E.Pinkham remedies as they have
made me feel happy
and healthy. Some
time ago I felt so
run down, had pains
in my back and side,
was very irregular,
tired, nervous, had
such bad dreams,
did not feel like eat
ing and had short
breath. I read your
advertisement in
the newspapers and
decided to try a bottle of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound. It worked
from the first bottle, so I took a second
and a third, also a bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and now I am
just as well as any other woman. I ad
vise every woman, single or married,
who is troubled with any of the afore
said ailments, to try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and I am sure they will help her to get
rid of her troubles. " Mrs. Elsie J.
Vander Sande, 7 Godwin Street, Pat
erson, N. J.
Women suffering with any form of
female ills, or any symptoms that they
io not understand, are invited to write
the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass. (confidential), and receive
idvice wholly free of cost
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Agents for the Mina Tailored House Dresses.
DRESS UP WEEK BEGINNING MARCH 27.
More New Merchandise
Just in this Morning
to add to the
Dress-Up Column
New CREPE DE CHINE WAIST.
New STRIPE TUB SILK WAIST.
New WHITE WASH SKIRTS.
New VEILS and VEILINGS.
New WHITE SOLE ENGLISH WALKING SHOES.
New WHITE and COLORED DRESSES for Children.
New COATS and SUITS $8.49 to 832.50.
NEW TUB SILKS, 36-in. wide 98c Yd.
BLACK SILK TAFFETA, 36-in. wide 98c Yd.
SILK CREPE DE CHINE, 36-in. wide 98c Yd.
SILK POPLIN, 6 SHADES, 36-in. wide 98c Yd.
MESSALINES, ALL SHADES, 27-in. wide 75c Yd.
PALM BEACH CLOTH, 36-in. wide 29c Yd.
MIDDIE CLOTH, 36-in. wide 20c Yd.
W. B. CORSETS PHOENIX SILK HOSE
Popular Cash Store
Where it Pays You to Pay Cash.
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Company M Ml New ISIfle-
SAI.KM. nre, March Thin
new Springfield rifles, IO.S00 rounds
of ammunition, blankets and "th- t r
equipment for field service were re.
c l ived here bj Company it., Th rd i g
Kccitnrnt. Oreiton National iluard 5
With a complement of I'o; mcmhers '
the Salem company Is now the lars si
In the state. S
Ki l l- VOI It SKIN (i.l'.AIt M
lllM.Tin.
There is eulc one wa t" !ue c
is In keep the bowels active m l res - ( as
ulnr. lr. KtDK'S New- Ufe Tills wll' B
make otir romPlMdon Heahh ami g
clear, move the bowels Keiulc. si. mil S
late the liver, cleanse the system an 0
purify the blood. A splendid sprin?
medicine 1(0 M your druggist Adv.
Jerard & Temple, ot Pendleton. Oregon, agents for the Harris Ifsi
ing Company, of Stockton. California, have received their first shipment oi Side
Hill Harvesters, a sample of which will be on exhibition in Pendletoi
They wish to notify all the farmers or users of combined harvester. call
and Bee them, with reference to what they may need for the coming seaa m'a
use. the sample machine is set up and ready for operation and can be operated
to show the working points and all advantages of this Wonderful fl com
bined Side Hill Harvester.
The machines are .made Side Hill and Standard. The Side Hill is oi one
size 30 in. cylinder. 42' in. separator, with 40 h. p. engine. The three land
ard rigs are of three different sizes. 30 in. cylinder. 42Va separator, 4o h. p. en
gine ; 3."i in. cylinder. 4S'.. separator. 45 h. p. engine i 4o in. cylinder, "'I1 W p
arator, 50 h. p. engine, therefore, before placing your orders foi any other make
of machine, do not overlook the opportunity of seeing one of the itronftii an I
best built combined harvesters on the Pacific Coast.
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