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PAGE TEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 6, 1916. TWELVE PAGES SINCE TAKING PERUNA I can say my bonds are much more regular. My heart is stronger. My appetite is much better. My throat is much better. Mrs. William H. Hinchliffe, 20 Mvrtle St.. Beverly, Mass., writes : "I have taken four bottles of Peruna, and I can say that it has done me a great deal of good for catarrh of the head and throai. I recommend Peruna to all sufferers with catarrh. I do not think I ever felt much better. I am really surprised at the work I can do. I do not think too much praise can be said for Peruna." Those who object to fluid medicines can now procure Peruna Tablets. i Mil Mil OF ! MASONIC ORDER IS BRILLIANT AFFAIR CHAPTER OK HOYA1. ARCH M.V SONS organized WEDNES DAY AT HKRMISTON. IVantit Hulled One Mile. NEW YORK. Ma 3 Larry O' Srlen. hospital orderly and admirer of Frank Moran. pushed a peanut one mile through the streets of Pat erson. N. J., because he didn't pick the winner of the Willard-Moran bout. Larry, who made the wager with Max Dincin. a hospital pharmacist, agreed that the loser should use tooth, picks in pr.ipel the peanut and for feit till if he spoke to any one during the stunt. It was a hard trial for Larry, as lEOfr persons and a half doxen police followed him through the principal streets from the General Hospital to the United States Theater. i Many offered suggestions and others jeered, but Larry Just whistled. He 'used 40 toothpicks in the task that took 45 minutes, Zeppelin Raiders HH 36 LOXDON. May S The Zeppelin air raid on the northeast coast of England and southeast coast of Scot land resulted in 36 casualties. This announcement was -made officially One hundred bombs were dropped. GRAND PRESCRIPTION FOR ALL STOMACH DISORDERS Yonr msi DUBIa Will Return Your Money If Mi-o-na Fails to Stop the Miseries of Indigestion. Money back say well Known drug gists if Mi-o-na stomach tablets do not banish ail stomach misery and put your stomach in fine condition. It doesn't matter If you have suffered all the torments Imaginable for 20 years, this offer holds good. Such confidence in the great virtue of Mi-o-na speaks volumes for the merit of this grand prescription. Mi-o-na stomach tablets usually re lieve a distressed, sour or gassy stom ach In five minutes. In a short time they will make the most miserable or cranky sufferer from Indigestion feel that there is plenty of sunshine in life. In a few weeks he is likely to have an appetite for and will eat without any bad effects food which before would have caused his stomach to strenuously rebel. And a complete cure often follows quickly. If you have a coatea tongue, heart burn, sour food, upheavals, uneasiness In stomach, dizziness, biliousness, sick headache, bad dreams or any kind of stomach trouble put your faith In Mi-o-na tablets. They will assist the stomach to be- ' come strong, and when the stomach j is strong, good health, energy, vim and vigor will be your portion. Mi-o-na comes in tablet form and j is sold in a metal box especially de signed for convenience In carrying the medicine in the vest pocket or a hand bag. It is pleasant to take and as stated is always sold under a posi tive guarantee to refund your money If satisfactory" results do not follow its use. Get it of Tanman ft Co., or any other leading druggist. (Hast Oregonlan Special HERMISTON, Ore., May t. A chapter of Royal Arch Masons was organized here Wednesday evening. The establishing of this order of Ma sonry Is quite an epoch in the history of Hermtston. The organizing officer was Most Excellent Grand High Priest, Clyde Evans, or Portland, and the affair was quite brilliant from a Masonic and social standpoint. The grand chapter was opened by Grand High Priest Evans. He was as sisted by High Prieet Roosevelt of Pendleton Chapter No 23. and High Priest Gilliam, of Heppner Chapter, No 26. also by other companions from different chapterssdn this grand jurisdiction. A dispensation for organizing the chapter gives the name of "Damas cus," and the officers are S. R. Old uker. high priest; A. p. Garner, king; W. A. Ford, scribe; A. W. Prann caD. tain of the host; M. J Barthel, princi pal sojourner; E. I. Davis, royal arch captain; W. H. Skinner, master of the third vail; George E. Butterwood. master of the second vail; W. A. Bel scamper, master of the first vail; O. P. Brigham, treasurer; John McNur lln, secretary; Wm Swltzler, guard: After the organization was complet ed, a subordinate chapter was opened, the dispensation engrossed upon the records, and several petitions for mem bership were presented, a special dispensation was granted the netl- tioners were accepted and advanced to the honorary degree of mark mast er. The Eastern Star ladies prepared and served a banquet which was greatly enjoyed by those present, and brought forth many remarks of com mendation for the ladies of Queen Esther Chapter. Several short ad dresses were given by the grand high priest and other companions. Among those present from a dis tance were members of chapters from the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana. Illinois, Iowa, Idaho and Washington, besides members from several chap ters in this grand jurisdiction. At a meeting of the city council Wednesday evening, A. I Larson and F. R. Reeves were elected council men to succeed Don Campbell and H. D Pounds who recentlv resigned. No other business came before the meet ing, except the usual routine of pay ing bills, etc. THE LAST GREAT LAND OPPORTUNITY We are offering wheat lands that average 36 bu. per acre. Price $11.00 to $30.00. Irri gated lands that produce enormous yields of grain, grasses and vegetables. Price $35.00 to $50.00 per acre, including water right. Locat ed near railroad, good markets, schools and churches. Healthful climate, ideal soil, eleva tion 2000 to 2500 feet Terms 20 years, interest 6 per cent, cash $100.00 to $1,000.00 per quarter, the latter in case of a well-developed place. In certain districts the Company will advance purchaser $1000.00 second year to invest in cattle. Canadian Pacific Railway Land Branch, 705 Sprage Ave., Spokane, Wash. For further information call on or write our local representatives. Interstate Land Co. 14V2 E. Main St Walla Walla, Wash. Endicott & Wright local representative, Room 2 over Taylor Hardware Store, Pendleton, Ore. French Positions Along the Meuse Greatly Improved LINES HAVE BEEN EXTENDED FOLLOWING GAINS OF A FEW DAY'S AGO. PARIS. May 4. The French last night extended their lines, consolidat ing yesterday's gains at Deadman's Hill, a communique claimed. Their positions have geen Improved in the whole region of the Meuse Yester day's German losses at Deadman's Hill were reported heavy. East of the Meuse, bombaraments raged around Vaux. East of St. Mlhiel the French repulsed a strong reconnals ance. French artillery Is backing up the Belgians and British In northern France. They have destroyed Ger man works at Granflune, exploding a seacoast munitions depot. I'"" 1 '""j Known For It's Strength iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiib Washington, D. C, Oct 6, 1915. First National Bank PENDLETON. OREGON is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. Federal Reserve Board. By C. S. Hamlin, Governor. iiimHmiiMiimiiiiiimiiimiii SECURITY hiiiiiiiihihihiiiiimiiihiiiiI THE PESSIMIST. Home folks are never satisfied no matter wnere they be, Always growlln' 'bout the weather and things of yesterday, Always growlln', howlin', and HO? TAX PAYER A ROAD BOND is a MORTGAGE on your HOME, your FARM, your ALL, it works while you sleep. YOU MR. TAX-PAYER, are individu ally bound for the full amount of the $980,000 ROAD BONDS, if voted. are now Med Debts of the with an interest $7,630 for each day in the year for interest. Yet the Paving Trusts are calling you to pledge your property for an additional $980,000, that they may divide this fund for paving con tracts between themselves and YOU PAY THE BILLS. How would you like for the law to compel you to sign your neighbor's note at the bank for $980,000. That is just what it means if the Road Bonds are voted, it means an interest charge of $490,000, total princi pal and interest $1,470,000 In the end the Tax-Payer gets less than 100 miles of joy riding hard surface roads. VOTE NO and save the Tax-Payer much worry C. A. M, Htm iii complainin' o'er, The things that should have been and are no more But life Is a whole lot different here with me, I'm satisfied with the weath er and things that ought to be, I'm satisfied with the grub ami all the other things I eat. I'm satisfied with every thing which God has made complete. Some folks howl 'bout the wind which whistles 'neath the door, They howl 'about the cob- webs and the dust upon the floor. And are never satisfied with anything no matter what it be, Hut they will growl and they will howl clear to eter- nlty. O But M 'em growl and let 'em howl, and let 'em talk It o'er And let 'em groan, and let 'em moan, and let things make 'em sore, For while they howl, and growl, and moan and groan. They've missed the good things they should have known. James Klrkpatrlck. Weston, Ore.. May 3, 1916. MANY MEN GAIN BY NCREASE IN WAGES THROUGHOUT NATION H CREAK OP LABOR STATISTICS GIVE FIGURES SHOWING SITUATION. WASHINGTON, May 5. The bu reau of labor statistics compiled fig urea today showing the average wage increase throughout the country In various Industries The following Increases are effective: Paint manufacturers, 19 per cent. Automobile, 17 per cent Flour mills, shipbuilders, electrical, iron, steel workers, IB prr cent. Rubber, machinery, foundry, loco motives, 14 per cent. Dry goods, hardware, paper, II per cent. Groceries, woolens, pottery, brick. 12 per cent. Chemicals, clothing, soap, fertiliz ers, 13 per cent. Agrlculaurai Implements, furniture, shoes, leather, 9 per cent, Confectionery, cotton, n per cent Department stores, 7 per cent. Tobacco, 6 per cent. Coal miners. 6 per cent. Most of the increases have gone to skilled labor. The figures do not in clude bonuses paid by munitions plants and some mines. Secretary Morrison of the Federa tion of Labor, predicted big annual In creases beginning In Mny and affecting more than 700.000 workers which will i stimulate two million more to make! demands. He also expected demon strations by a larger number of unor ganized workers. Orpet Gets Venue Change. WAUKEGAN, III., March 22. To Will H. Orpet, accused of killing Ma rion Frances Lambert, was granted a change of venue from Judge C. O. Ed wards of Waukegan, to another Judge of the same court. The petition asking for a change of venue alleged that Judge Edwards was prejudiced. Decision on the motion to quash the indictment and setting a date for trial will rest with the Judge to whom the case Is next presented. FreckleFace MTN AND WIND BRING OCT CGLV SPOTS. HOW TO REMOVE EASILY. 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