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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916.
TEN PAGES
Undiscovered Stars to Shine Here
(Continued from sage one.
Jo'
naho is named to Death.
' SALEM Ore., April 1 . Margaret
Bsrpcr, aged 5. only daughter Of
Hn Vivian Harper, thu cltv, died
fim hum uffered when matches
which he was attempting tc
a fire ignited her clothing. The
traged v occurred at the jcUd's home
flurlnr the absence of her mother In
Portland.
The child had been lef: lr. care a!
an aunt, Mr. Edna Basset' While
Mrs. Fessett was away Margarea tried
to start a fire in the kitchen stove
Before neighbors could reach her, her
clothing wai burned off and terrible
burns irflicted.
The graphite deposits of Bavaria,
the only ones In the world outside of
Ceylon which yield graphite suitable
for making refractory crucibles, are to
be developed
URIC ACID CAUSES
AND
KW DUNJUYMtX MELTS IMFIRI-.
TIEN THAT STOP VP BODY'
BRAINS KIDNEY M1S-
nOB VANISH.
There .-:re hundreds of people right
fcerc -n Pendleton who are literally
"living sewers." Their drainage sys
tem re out of kilter. The filter waU
of their kidney are clogged with uric
rid crystals, like dead leaves In an
old miner. What is the result? The
blood is pumped up against the filter
membranes of the kidneys, but instead
of straining off the waste like a sieve,
tt i forced back into the blood and
arrle. through the arteries to every
part of the body. Tiny acid crystals
re deposited in the Joints and mus-1
ties where they don't belong, and
here their presence is very soon felt, i
"nc blood goes sluggish, the complex-i
fon . muddy, and poignant palm
and : . h- begin to shout warnings:
that something Is wrong with thu
plumbing.
In cases of this kind noted author-
BACKACHE
RHEUMATIC PAINS
itles are recommending a new treat
ment that already has shown remark
able success wherever tried. it is
known to the profession as Solvax
and is a combination of powerful dis
solving agents that go straight to the
cause of the trouble and melt the clog
ging matter off the filtering walls of
the kidneys, passing it out of the body
in the urine.
When Solvax starts work a change
for the better is felt at once. The
blood, loaded with waste, reaches the
kidneys, is strained and filtered and
goes pumping back through the arter
ies clean and healthy, washing all im
purities before it. When the poison
ous acid is washed out of the Joints
and muscles the pains and aches dis
appear and life once more brightens
up for the sufferer.
Get a new packet of Solvax today
from Tallman & Co. or any other re
liable druggist. It is inexpensive,
harmless, easy to take. Don't suffer
another minute. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money back.
K imuml Keene. a retired actor, a good Klk and a ihoro ifh Bohemian
Mr. cilve Cheshire
Officer Callihan, "one of the finest." a little sore on tramps, but not a bad
fellow after all jack Gibson
Doll Nobles, the sunrhlne of Keene's Villa, a little bit stage struck and a
good little girl Mrs. Charles Bond
Tommy Jiggs. an up-to-date boy. light from the streets of New York. ..
Bert rand S. Jerord
George Thatcher, an old minstrel, who, finding a friend in trouble, plays
servant just to help him out Jim Estes
Dusty Rhodes, the tramp manager of a defunct comedy companv
. Bob Fletcher
Charles Frohmar, an old-time friend of Edmund Keene Ray ChrysCU
ACT I.
Krone's Villa. Time: Summer.
Professor Teacham gives Instructions for the big lawn party. The old
Bohemian rests in tho garden. Keene tells Dolly of her father. "Dear Old
Daddy." The story of the old abandoned mine. "Never turn a hungry man
away from our door."
Arrival of Tommy .liggs. He and Dolly concoct a scheme to go on the
stage. An excited negro. Here cornea the Salvation Army. "Salvation Nell"
Keene rebukes the children "Who shall dare to say they are not working
for the Master?"
Tommy and Polly work on their great scheme. Great excitement. "The
Train has Jumped the track and is coming this way; let's scoot!"
Arrival of 'Dusty Rhodes on his 1916 model car. An inquisitive cop.
Dusty tells him the lory of his life. A mad policeman. Dolly to the rescue
"You're a good little girl. Miss." Rhodes gets the children's money. "What's
that? Edmund Ktene! Old Jack Nobles!" "Here, Dolly, I can't take this
money It's too much like doing up an old friend."
Rhodes returns with the company. "Remember, we meet here again
a mjonth from) tonight "
ACT n.
Keene's Villa. Di awing Room. Time; One Month Later.
"BACKWARD. Tl'KN BACKWARD, OH TIME IN THY FLIGHT."
"I'm sixty-five year old and alone." "Laugh and the world laughs with
you; weep and you weep alone." The old Bohemian's dream. "Come back
to me." 'Auld Lang fcyne." "Thank God, I'm not forgotten, not forgotten.'
Arrival of Frohman Thatcher and gentlemen from the Casino. Dusty
in a fix. Callihan in hot pursuit. A shame to fool Callihan.
Arrival of Count de Pendleton and the Duke de Shamrock. Dusty is
captured at last. A letter for Dusty. Good luck for poor Dusty Rhodes
The old Bohemian rroposes a toast "To Our Absent Friends."
Concluding with
"MADE IN THE U, S. A."
Good Night and Pleasant Dreams.
MUSICAL M Mltl'.lCS AND LIST OF SPECIALTIES.
'Are You From Dixie'.'" Entire Company
'Hush! Here Comese the Dream Man!"
By the following bright Kiddles:
Margaret Adams Juanita Brown
Lorene King Beulah Klmery
Bessie Huston Elizabeth La Hue
Dorothy Henderson Marie Pahl
Marjorle Swaggart Mildreed Gibson
Florence Caven Mary Francis
Frances Hord Lucile Saling
Opal Johnson Kathleen LaHue
Marjorle Best Jane Roosevelt
Edna Murphy Merle Jack
Garnet Jack Eveleyn McCormmach
Barbara Edmunds Alberta McMonies
Marie Temple Iva Beeman
Vera Hampton Ruth Taylor
Corrine Baker Florence Fletcheer
Vivian Estes Marie Fletcher
Genevieve Boyd Gertrude Ardrey
Freda Paul Leota Johnson
Irene Boyd Merle Hampton
Pauline Dillon Mary Hampton
Evelyn Snyder Seville Marty
Marguerite Humphrey Blanche Friedly
Barbara Stanfleld "Teddy Hanscom
Thelma Blanchet Wilhelmina Baer
Grace Blanchet Mabel Stickler
"Billy, Billy, Bounce Your Baby Doll," also by the Kiddies
"A Little Love, A Little Kiss Goe? a Long, Long Way"
Mrs. Charles Bond, Bertrand S. Jerard
Make delicious pie crust
after this recipe
Mix one scant teaspoon salt with one and one-half cups pastry
flour. Chop in scant half cup chilled Cottolene. Mix in grad
ually three tablespoons cold water. Mix well, but do not knead
with hands. If soft, lay paste in pan and place on ice till chilled.
Sprinkle flour on molding-board; flour rolling-pin; roll out flat,
then roll up into form pf jelly roll; stand it on end; pat down
and roll into circular shape. When rolled into proper size covef
sides and bottom of pie dish. Fill in pie material. Roll top
crust in same way, making several incisions to allow for filling
and puffing in baking. m
Cottolene makes pie-crust light flaky, wholesome:
it excels for all shortening and rrying.
Its use is simple, and you can get it in pails of
various sizes to suit your convenience. Ask your
grocer for a supply today.
Write for a free copy of our real cook book, "HOME HELPS."
Our General Offices, Chicago, will supply you.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
MUST SHOOT IS AHRANUED
TAKE PLACE ON APRIL
THE 30TH.
TO
CATARAH QUICKLY BANISHED
MONEY BACK IF THIS FAILS
THE SALVATION' RMY.
Salvation Nell Mrs. Roy Alexander
"Hag-Time 'Liz'" Nancy Dickson
Base Drum Player (First Night) Pror. George, Baerj
Base Drum Player (Second Night) Cyclone Bobby Jones
General Mlstortun" I Heenry Judd
Major Gloomlets R. E. Chloupek
Flag Bearer Brooke Dickson
Captain Sal Sapper Laura Cahlll
General Round-Up Lee Drake
General Prosperity Nat Kimball
( nher Salvation Lassies Mrs. A. B. Keenan, Thelma Saling, Louise Cahlll
She Had Such Beautiful Eggs"
Bob Fletcher
I Shepherd Dance Miss Jean Reber
WKDK VTKD AIR DESTROYS CA
TARRH GERMS VXD STOPS
CATARRH; BREAKS VP
JIAIIDEST COLD IN A
FEW MINI TES.
' Of all the diseases caused by germs
catarrh is one of the most persistent
and loathsome, catarrh can be cured
but it can only be cured by destroying
the germa.
Breathe Hyomel (pronounced High-o-mr)
and stop catarrh by killing the
germ. The Hyomei method is the
only sensible method, because yoa
breuthe this highly antiseptic and
germ killing air directly over the
entire membrane that is infested with
catarrh germs.
Hyomei will end catarrh: There
mm! be some complicated cases where
St will rail, but the chances are ten
to om In lis favor, and the sufferer
from catarrh takes no risk, because
Hyomei is a guaranteed remedy, and
if it doesn't benefit Tallman A Co.
m authorised to refund the purchase
price a complete outfit, including
hard rubber pocket Inhaler, costs but
little and with this protecting guar
antee behind your purchase there is
absolutely no reason why every suf-
, ferer of catarrh should not give it a
! fair trial.
Hyomei villi also give give almost
instant relief in bronchitis, coughs.
; colds and croup.
j "I couldn't keep house without Hy
omel." writes Mrs. Daisy Lewis of 1127
Patton Ave., Memphis, Tenn., and con
tinues: j "In our home it Is a valuable rem-
i edy. If my statement will be of bene
fit to anyone suffering with catarrh
you are at liberty to use it. Hyomei
has been a blessing in our home.
"My daughter had catarrh of the
head. Two bottles cured her.
"As for myself, I had catarrh and
, it affected my throat The only re
lief I got was by using Hyomei. Be-
I fore the bottle was half gone my
throat was nearly well. I also had
: a bad cold which It cured.
"Whenever any of us catch the
: least cold we use Hyomei and we al
ways get relief."
To break up a cold In a few mln
! utes try this. Pour a teaspoonful of
Hyomei into a bowl of boiling water,
put towel over head and bowl and
breathe the soothing, healing vapor
i that arises. It makes your head feel
. clear as a bell in two minutes. It is
pleasant to use.
The Flower Dance Miss Thelma Thompson
"DOW X HOME 1-V TENNESSEE-'
Laura Cahill Louise Cahlll Mrs May Ilager Mildred Berkeley
R. E. Chloupek Nat Kimball Brooke Dickson Lee Drake
Club start- With a Membership of 28;
Mr, lYctwell Goes to Oregon City to
Accept a Position; Mrs. Etta snider
U In Walla Walla Visiting; Other
Personal Items.
(East Oregonlan Special.)
MEACHAM, Ore., April 21 On
Sunday a meeting of the Gun Club
was held for the purpose of electing
officers. R. Fagan was elected pres
ident, Roy Hawes, vice president. J.
D. Marshall, secretary, E. M. Calvert,
treasurer, Clint Davis, adjutant-general.
The first shoot has been arranged
for April SO.
The club starts with a membership
of 28. It is hoped all membert will
be present.
Willie Fretwell left on Tuesday for
Oregon City to accept a position.
Owen Scott from Hllgard, was here
on business with J. D. Casey on Wed
nesday. J D. Casey went to La Grande on
Monday to attend to business.
R. Fagan went to La Grande on
Thursday to attend to business.
Mrs. Ben Marlln went to Pendleton
on Monday.
Mrs. Etta Snider went on 17 Sun
day for Walla Walla, where she will
spend several days
Mrs R. Fagan and Mrs. F. H. Fair
went to Pendleton on Tuesday to do
shopping.
A commerce report says that a
process claimed more nearly to ap
proach pure silk In raster than any
now on the market, has been Invent
ed by a Japanese who uses chrystalls j
oil and mulberry cellulose dissolved In
a proper solvent The fiber la prodac
ed In the customary way by forcing
the liquid through mrnute holes.
Drive It From Your System.
Because Catarrh affects the nose and
throat, cauxing aores in the nostrils,
stoppage of alr-pannuges and gathering
in the throat. It has been common prac
tice to treat Catarrh with salves, wash
es and sprays applied to these parts.
This mode of treatment cannot give per
manent relief, and Is liable to aggravate
the trouble. Catarrh cannot be trifled
with. If allowed to run on It will dis
ease the bronchial tubes, settle on the
I lungs and affect the stomach Indeed
It is a very serious disease. Don't treat
lit locally The one treatment that has
I proven effective In the treatment of Ca
I tarrh Is 8. a 8., the great. . blood purl.
I fler and blood tonic know. I relieves
I the cause of Catarrh by reno .rlshlng
: the blood, renewing its vigor, giving
j new life to the red blood corpuscles and
I stimulating the flow so that it has the
I vitality to throw off the poison and
germs from tbe system. It Is literally
a blood bath. You quickly feel results.
Headaches disappear, the gathering In
the throat stops, the nostrils heal. 8. 8.
H. Is a natural blood tonic and has
proven effective In the treatment of all
blood affections, Kriema. tetters, rash.
Scrofula. Get S. & S, at your druggist's.
If you need expert advice write the
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Oa.
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MEDLEY OF POPIH It SONGS
ALABAMA JUBiLEE.
Catherine Thompson
Hester Proctor
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Grace Rugg
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Laura Cahlll
Jennie Murphy
Emily Carney
Helen Thompson
Thelma Saling
Thelma Thompson
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I Was Floating Down iht Old Green River" L. R. Steeihammer
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Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915.
First National Bank
PENDLETON. OREGON
la hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex
ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and
Boads.
Federal Reserve Board.
By C. S. Hamlin, Governor.
Mrs. Mue Hager
Thelma Saling
Laura Cahlll
Mrs. A. B. Keenan
PI.VEV KIDGE.
Gladys Brundage
Gladys Boynton
Lucia Calllson
Louise Cahill
Mildred Berkeley
BdJU .Saling
Hester Proctor
'Sweet Kentucky Lady" Mrs. Roy Alexander
I WANT TO BE A DIUMMER BOY.
Georganna Fletcher Daphne Swearlngen . Esther Shea
Jennie Murphy Vera Temple Gladys Flannigan
Aft 2
Dream Song
Mrs. Carl Power
'Arc You From Dixie"
im Caruso Estes
'You'd Never Know That Old Home Town of Mine".... Mra. Carl Power
'When It's Tulip Time in Holland''
Brooke Dickson's Wife
GIRLS! HAVE WAVY,
THICK. GLOSSY MIR.
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
SAVE YOUR HAIR- DIM RLE ITS
BEAUTY IN A FEW MOMENTS
TRY THIS;
TUB ARRIVAL Or'THI Kl IT HAGETTKS, HEADED BY THE GREAT
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Speech by Vaseline, after which the eentlre band of poll parrots will war.
hie a hymn.
Mrs Vaseline Pancake L. R Steeihammer
Tottle Cough Drops Madeline Burgess
Gladys Zell Catherine Thompson
Pansy Blossom Grace Hoch
Mary Rose Helen Thompson
I Marjorie Carpet Grace Rugg
i Sal Sassafras , .mny earner
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Bring the kiddies in to tee the pink eyed bunnies.
A full line of bedding stock now on hand.
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HETIRN OF Dl'STY RHODES.
"MADE IN THE U. B. A."
"Auld Lang Syne."
Good Night and Pleasant Dreams.
I.ee Drake
Nut Kimball
Loy Wlssler
Wesley Mlms
7m Carney
Ralph Temple
C. O. Ulnehart
Chas. Vlnleer
MALE OIIOHUS.
Ray Wllks
Ned Fowler
Claire Meyers
Bobby Jones
Brooke Dickson
Lvnnwood Llvermore
'has Cordon
Wilbur Badley
Wesley Haasell
George Baer
D."B Bailey
L R. Steeihammer
Henry ;,itauT
Henry Judd
Vincent Hewett
It E. Chloupek
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