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PAGE SIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1916. TEN PAGHS Despairing Woman I Ml OF Now Happy Mother i coritT permits r.iiu, to I si a n:ri. suitor von umcre DB, fivr years Hm! my mm BURS Mrs. Stephens Did Not Need Hm Surgical Operation. Pataka, III.-"! had been married I ratof-t desire was become r mother. XM iii-ctor saia l I never would have a child unless 1 was operated on for f-.'inaie troubles and 1 had given up all I hopes when a friend old me of Lydia i.. Inkham's Vege- j table Compound. I I took it regularly for "sometime, and 1 am in better health thin ever, ani have a healthy baby girt. I praise your Vege table Com pound for my baby and my tetter health. I want all suffering women to know that it is the sure road to health and happiness. "Mrs. George Stephivs, R. K. D. No. 1 Patoka, III. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is so successful in overcoming woman's ills because it contains th. tonic, strengthening properties of good old fashioned roots and herbs, which act on the female organism. Women from all parts of the country are continually testifying to its strengthening, curative influence. It has helped thousands of women who have been troubled with displace ments, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing down feeling, indigestion, and nervous prostration. FOR ENSUING YEAR MRS. .IVMKS 1111,1 Is NAMKH PRESIDENT; GH VOCATION KXEKOISES 11111) Italians Vooe Heavily. 1 i ; ; i N May 17. A statement Is sued by Austro-Hung&rlen headquar ters at Vienna under date of May g isays, an enemy position In the dis trict of San Martino was destroyed by IKiwerful mine explosions, in conse quence of which the Italians suffered he:ivy losses. Austro-Hungurian troops captured small point of support on the north ern slope of Monte n Mlehele. How y ou can get rid of eczema with Resinol Resinol Ointment, wth Resinol Soap, usually Nop itching instjntly. It quickly and eaiiy lieals the most OSstr. Iliiisj cases of eczema, rash or w'miiar t'-rmenting skin or scaip eruption, not due to reriou3 internal disorders. Sold h ail d.-urristi. Kong Kong Gafe WVt NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Orders a Specialty. Boies for ladles and gentlemen OP JEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MEALS 5C AND CP. Special Chicken Dinner Sundays. 548 Main Street Next to E. 0. Bldg. Pbone (East Oregonlan Special ) HELIX, ore. Mav 1 7 The W - T. L have elected for the ensuing i year the following orflcers: Presi dent, Mrs James H1U: vice president Mrs. K L. Norvell; secretary-treasur-ier, Mrs Luke Hutchison The union meets the second Friday of each j month at the Baptist church. Mrs. Wni. Ruther, Mrs. E. L. Nor vell, Mrs. J. Nelson and Mrs. J. Grls- wold were hostesses at the Mothers' and Teachers Club Friday afternoon, i Rev J V. McCormack left Satur ! day for a few days' business visit to The Dalles. j R. C. Dunnlngton of Walla WalU, , spent Friday and Saturday here. Mrs. John Ash of Wallula is at Clay's hospital. Len D. Smith has been on the sick list for several days, rs improving. Mrs. Wm. Piper has a new Jeffrey. Jack Prendergast has a new Buick The graduation exercises took place in the Christian church Friday even ing in the presence of a large and en thusiastic crowd. The church was decorated with purple and white li lacs, tulips, apireas and other home grown flowera. Invocation was ren dered by Rev. McCormack. a solo by Mrs. James Hill, graduating address by a A. Lowell of Pendleton, piano duet by Letha Elbee and Edna Potts, presentation of diplomas by J. S. Nor vell, presentation of yeara certificates, Boy Davidson won the scholarship to Beed college, McMinnville, Albany or Pacific Halves ell n, T."-.rot j Letha Albee had decided to take the 'two years- course at Monmouth Nor jmal. This is Helix's first high school graduation. Francis Beebe, manual training in structor, left Sunaay ror his home at Eugene. Miss Alta Spauldlng left Monday to sjend her vacation at her home in I'rsln, Ore. She will return to again assist in the school work beginning September 4. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Norvell enter tained the high school class and a few other? at dinner Sunday. The table was decorated In the class colors, pur ple and gold. Those Present were ilisses Edna Potts, Clara King. Letha Aliee, Opal Rice. Leila Norvell; -Messrs. Roy Davidson. Theodore Vor. veil, Clifford Kendall. Orvllle Potts, Edmund Potts and Roy Rice. L. K. Harlan of Pilot Rock, c. P Strain and John Vert of Pendleton. M E. Miller of St. Helens and C. A Barrett of Athena attended the road meeting held here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E Montgomery ot Pendleton attended the graduating ex ercises here Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davidson ot Weston, were here for the graduation exercises. They are grandparents of Boy Davidson, one of the graduates Mrs. Wm. Buther and Mrs E. L. Norvell spent Saturday and Sunday visiting relalves in Adams. W, H. Dale has been nursing an in jured arm paused from a slip in ci inking his car. J- G. Bryan has been under the doc tor's care for several days from in juries received from a fall from his dray. Charles Alspaeh of Wallula, was a Sunday visitor. , Ethel Brown returned to her home in COW Spring at the close of school. The Adams basebafl boys played the locals here Sunaay. The score stood 16 to 4 in favor of Helix T. G Montgomery of Baker, and J. E. Montgomery of Pendleton, spent ether's Day with their mother, Mrs Mar;- Montgomery at Helix. ! You Who Have a Really Cultivated Smoke Taste pjjaa pavla uiMtia Few persons have ever been com plainant, prosecutor and judge all at tne same time, yet Miss Paula UI mer, a young amateur musician, to day has that distinction. Miss Timer has a suitor, Paul Ha ven, who so persisted in his atten tions he annoyed her. He was con tinually following her, she said, and finally threatened her life if she did not reciprocate his affection. At length she had nim arrested. When he came up before .Magistrate Deuel in the night court. Miss Ulmer made her complaint. The prisoner seemed to have little or no defense. "What shall I do with him?'' ask ed the magistrate. "Put him where he won't annoy me." replied Miss Ulmer. "I'll hold you In J300 ball to keep the peace for six months," the baia trate addressed Haven. "I can't furnish the bail just now," said the prisoner. "Have him locked up," interjected Miss Ulmer. The magistrate so ordered. i ft See! how gentle pressure on the sides of the package makes it so easy to reach the cigarettes. 10 for 15 Walter Cramer has a good position at Baker in a box factory'. J B. Kennedy of Pendleton, was a Monday visitor. Mrs. M. L. Morrison and son Claude were Pendleton visitors Monday. I,ast Day of study. Today is the last school day of real study for the high school students of Pendleton. Examinations will begin tomorrow and continue through to next Tuesday. Wednesday and Thutrday of next week will be spent by the teachers in getting out the report cards and arranging for graduation exercises and- Try 1 MARQUISE Pure Turkish Cigarettes In the Vest Pocket Package. For years connoisseurs have recog nized La Marquise as the highest type of pure Turkish cigarette it is possible to produce. This pleasing innovation the new vest pocket package is not only a real convenience, but its simplicity mables you to obtain the superb, pure Turkish La Marquise Cigarette at 15c for 10. In justice to your cigarette taste you should try La MARQUISE today. Your taste will tell you that for flavor and aroma La MARQUISE is supreme. 20 for 25 BtJTI-F.R-nrTI.tH BRANCH. 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The othT officers choen were: Honorary vice presidents. Reginald De Koven. Augustus Thomas, Hamlin Garland, Mrs. Mary . Wilson. Free man. Brander Matthews. John Bur roughs; secretary and treasurer, Eric -'.iiuier; executive commit Ellis I FRESHMAN PRESIDENT CROWNED QUEEN I'- H I You will like that I Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish REBECCA MEAKERJ j Wellesley College. Miss Alice Clough. the president of the freshman class was crowned "Queen" by Miwi Rebee- In the annual May Pay exercises at ca Meaker, the president of the senior eiass me annual May oay exercises at Wellesley are witnessed by thou-i eands, who Journey to the historic . college grounds in Massachusetts. Thursday Evening Grand Rally Men and Women Vote u of Umati D County Oregon Theatre The meeting will be addressed by G. E. Spence, Master of the State Grange. M. E. Miller of Columbia County at 7o' THROUGH THE STREETS OF PENDLETON The Speaking Begins at Oregon Tlwatre 8 P. M Come ami Hear Ok Convincing Arguments Why the Road Bonds Should Be Voted Doi BY THE FOUR ASSOCIATIONS C. A. Barrett, Chairman Manuel Friedly, Sec. Grand Parade cock Sharp FOR THE BONDS VOTE NO K AGAINST THE (Paid Adv.)