East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 29, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PEKDLETQN, OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 1916 EIGHT PAGES GRAND FREE CELEBRATION Know ye, all people: That Pendleton will have the best program, best decora tion of buildings, vehicles and parades, best organized general plan for the comfort and enjoyment of everybody and last but not least, we have raised the largest fund for this the biggest and best of celebrations. Be a Patriot o Wear a Flag Show your Americanism, show your patriotism. Remember Washington, Adams, Mad Anthony Wayne, Nathan Hall, Ethan Allen, Mollv Pitcher. The Minute-men and hosts of others; then salute the flag, our flag old glory, emblem of freedom and we know you will ac cept our general invitation to you with us in this patriotic endeavor. Direction of City Council and Commercial Ass'n. CHOSEN BY COUNCIL OF CIIHF HELIX WORK WILL BEGIN - BOOM AS WEATHER WILL PERMIT To be wcma i Much i:iuliuiani shiwn er Pro- i--.il u tli- iiw Tank: Construction uinHtii'" Xamnl: MMM I'iiimI- Hate ItJH Se- iirrtl to Cnrri (nil the Work. (East Oregonian Special.) HKLIX. rc June II The city lum il met In spe. ial Marion Monday morning in the interest of the nata torium Three lots had been donated by the heirs of the A. J. Richmond estate and the council purchased two more of them and vacated Thurman street, between Concord and Colum bia, making a site 110x260 for nat atorium and grounds The grounds have been staked and work will start as soon as the ground -will permit. A meeting Saturday night of those in terested ii the work was held and Virgil smith. J. rjriswold and E. E ;ist were elected construction com mine. Sufficient funds have been donated to insure its completion. C L. Simmons and H. B Richmoni at Walla Walla were over Sunday visitors. Several auto loads of Helix folks were at Hingham Springs Sunday. Miss Be ia Carlson of Adams is mak ing month's visit with her sister, Mrs Win, Ruther. Agent McCormaek Saturdav sold Mrs Selma omlid a ticket for Kone smo, Norway. Mrs Cmlid will spend several months visiting In the old country Mrs. Arnold Planting has returned from a two months' stay on the coast Mrs. Wm. Stroud has been serious ly sick, but is improved. Dr and Mrs. W H- Mi Kinney were visitors in Weston Sunday Conductor Kertholet and son Frank were dinner guests at the Mason home Monday. Miss Isabell Fu'son has returned to her home in Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Will Darren and Miss Esther Narkons were dinner guests at the M. O. Smith home Mon day. Two steamers sunk. LONDON, June If The Japanese steamer Daiyetsumaru and the Ital ian steameh Clara were sunk MUCH HAY DAMAGED BY HEAVY RAINS IN THE ECHO DISTRICT NO ESTIMATE YKT MADE OK PROBABLE Loss; RAINS ARE CONTINUING. E. T. Noon Cpdorioca an Operation am! Is licportefl to be Improving; Lools School. Jr.. and Arthur Ar innld U-avc for Vacation Trip on Snake River; Other News. ine and Opal were in town yesterday visiting with friends. Miss (iladys Whitworth arrived here last evening from Portland on u visit to her aunt Mrs. C. R. Lisle. The Frank Adams railroad show was here yesterday and last evening. Although the weather was unfavor able for circuses the usual number of small boys was interested and on hand to see the elephant and hear the calliope. LEIPSIC RIOTING REPORTED Duchy of Brunswick Said to He Under Martial law. tain a flamboyant call to arms. They j say in part: "No fighting will be necesary. Our brave troops will simply march northward, brushing the OrinfOM Or. F M Darby, an American den tist, arrived from Hcrmlslllo, having come part of the way in tits own ma chine, and the last 30 miles In a car belonging to (lovernor de la Huerta of aside until our glorious trl-color floats' Sonora, his own machine having brok from the dome of the capltol at Wash-1 en down. He brodght his wife and ington " i children with him Dreaded An Operation More Than Anything MM DA, vl WfTAI. fV5 ike Gasolwecf Quality For More Power, Insist on the Straight Distilled, All-Refinery Gas Standard Oil Company Pendleton mm a n jl IheSiandard Oil I NQT A iorMobrCars I MIXTURE J vimki: or sir roger . I USESIENT. - You are Assured that in all transactions which you may have with this strong bank, under all circum stances YOU WILL RECEIVE the benefit of the conservative policy fol lowed by our Board of Directors a policy whose keynote is 'SAFETY FIRST." FC1 99mBmm LI MPS. J II LJ. ft I .. I (East Oregonian Special.) ECHO, Ore.. June 29. The heavy rains of the past few days continue. Much hay has been damaged both cut and uncut- but no further damage by cloudbursts has been reported. r. . It. Don of this place and Or. T M. Henderson of Pendleton oper ated Monday morning on E. T. Noon. The operation was successful und Mr. Noon is doing finely. Ixmis Seholl. Jr.. and Arthur Ar nold left vesterday morning for l-w-iston. Idaho From there they will go up the Snake ninety miles by boat for a few weeks outing. The baseball girls who are on their way east from San Francisco played here with the Kcho nine, I'matllla county's champions. The score was 7 to 3 In favor of Kcho. The gams Wnm well attended. Mrs. W. B. Hlnkle left Monday for Portland where she will attend sum mer school. The Echo Auto Co. sold Wo touring Ford cars the first of the week, one to Frank Irvine on Monday and an other to James Ayers yesterday. Mr. Ayers also bought a bicycle for his son from the same company. KM, F. T. fieorge and little dau ghters arrived home Monday evening from a month's vacation In Port land. A, H. Reynolds and family of Walls Walla made a short visit here Monday while on their way to Port lend by Hutouiohllc. Miss Hazel Robinson Is home from u two months visit hi F.nterprlse. Mr Palmer and daughters father- BERNE, Switzerland, via London. June 29. Reports have reached here that serious rioting occurred In I.lep sic at the end of last week, and that about 1100 shops, chiefly those of ba kers, butchers and provision dealers, were pilaged by mobs. It is said that Czech soldiers brought front Austria fired upon the crowd, and that martial law has been proclaimed In Lsipttc and t he Ouch: of Urunswlck. Mexicans predict Victory, N'OOALLEZ. Ariz, June 29 Flf- Fruitola and Traxo and have teen American refugees. Including three women and several children, ar rived from Magdalena. Vermoslllo and Kmpalme by train, reporting civil treatment by the Mexicans enroute in spite of preparations for war, Yaqul Indians to the number of about 5000 are said to have passed north through Hermoslllo during the past week The Impression among the refugees, how ever, was that the Yaouls would fol-. low their usual procedure and return to their own country as soon as they had been Issued arms and amunitlon. Circulars spread broad cast from Her moslllo by recruiting officers and brought here by refugees today enn- TRTED ITUITOI.A AND TRAXO AM IIAs NEVER SINCE BEEN TROUBLED WITH GALL-STONES. Mrs. Mary E Franae. whose address Is West Point, Nebr., Box 411, has' written to the Plnus laboratories a very strong endorsement of Fruitola I and Traxo. In her letter, Mrs. Franso 1 says; "About ten years ago I waa about to undergo an operation for gall-stones when I heard of your medicine. Oreadlng an operation I above everything I determined to try I never been sorry I did so, as I have never been troubled with gall-stones since." Fruitola Is a powerful lubricant for the intestinal organs, ami one dose is usually sufficient to give ample evi dence of Its efficacy. It softens the congested masses, disintegrates the hardened particles that occasion so I much suffering, and expels the accumulated waste to the great relief of the patient, following a dose of Fruitola, Traxo should he taken three or four times a day in order to rebuild ami restore the system that hus been weakened and run down by constant Suffering. It Is a splendid tonic, acting on the liver and stomach most beneficially. Fruitola and Traxo are prepared In the Plnus laboratories at Montlcello, III , and arrangements have been made to supply them through representa tive druggists In Pendleton they can be obtained at Tallman & Co.'s, 2J Main street, WVfV mviu or finCHtipeK Loadei .- hitrf i. rs v, !. urtM. vwflOt' Agnea Newman sister of Sir Casement. l now In New York h'-re h- Is anxiously awaiting f the trial of her brother In i She (MM to the I i, ii,d last August She Mill remain r a long time. PURE RICH BLOOD PREVENTS DISEASE Bad" bio n is responsible for more lilnwotl than anything else. It catarrh, dvsjiepsia, rheuma tism, weak, tired, languid feelings and worse troubles. Hood's Harsajiarilla bis been mot it fully successful in purifyinq and flrithiag the blood, removing scrofula and other humors, end building up the whole system. Take i giff it to all the family so as to avoid illness. (Jet it today. LEHMAN HOT SPRINGS J. M. ROYER, Manager. 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