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PAGE SIX DAYJT 0REG0NIAy' PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 18. 1916. EIGHT PAGES MANY ENJOY DANCE HELD IN CITY HALL AT ECHO ON FRIDAY MM For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria . Net Contents lSTlnidDrida ZV at- SS3 0 0 CASTORU AuoHoi.-arERCEVt i i H i a a aea'la 'I trust! St nvtsandlVtK nasi liiJHrsI foutauinrWH' tiiiunuMoipliinf iwr.Mmcot v . -vrir . .Ttli iMR' ESS . ' c..rliimsctlDBin LossofSik1- Always Bears the Signature of kf Use HKPV HA I X IMHIXt; PAST ri: DAYS H AS CHOCKED HAV ING OPERATIONS Mr. end Mrv u Hyatt u.-iiu-n i-nim lOdwnii. Meek., n(r visit With Frlcada); Mrs. Snitiii aivl Son Ar-1 rive from Silo to Jotn HKsfcanrt; Other Vnn iif District a v j Eact Copy of Wrapper. For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THl CCNTAuM COWHNT. NEW YOUR CITV I (l R EIH CATORS RESIGN. Tillamook siiixTiinoinlent .loins thcj Mead "i I iiiicr-.it of OMfoa, TILLAMOOK. Oe. July IS Karl W Onthank, city superintendent of Schools at Tillamook for the past two jfurs baa resigned, to accept the MattiOfl of private secretary to Pres Jdens Campbell of trie University of invc-.il R W. Kirk, city superin tendent of schools at Oorvallls has' been eagafed fur the coming school' year. David E Heed. Instructor in man iisi training, has resigned to accept the position of instructor in pattern-! making at the Oregon agricultural college. I!ron S. McDonald, -manual training teacher at The Dalles, has- bMB emploved in his place. j Miss Pauline McKlvfn head of the X nmereiul department of the Tilla mook high school, has accepted position in the commercial depart ment of Franklin high school at Portland. (Kast Oregonian Special i KVHO. Ore. July is. The dime given at the olty hall lust Friday was well attended and enjoyed by all The heavy rain showers the pa few days have checked the haying ag.tin in this vicinity. Mr and Mrs- Al Hyatt returned Sunday morning from Edwall. Wash. I where Mrs. Hyatt and children have been visiting- since the first of June Two weeks ago they were Joined !v Mr Hatt and completed their visit. Mr. and Mrs, Jessie Richards are home from a visit in Portland. W. H. Boyd left for his Portland home Sunday in .ruing. Mrs I. v. Smith and young sons arrived from Scio, Ore., Sunday ev ening to Join her husband who has been here the punt month. They will make their home on the Meadows. I W. U Savely returned home Sun day from an over-Sunday visit with relatives at Pendleton. Leonard Schlvely left Monday ev. ening for a few days' visit to Spo-j kane, Wash Miss llene Webb is nome from a week s outing at Bingham Springs. I Mrs. George W. Stevens of Port ' land is here visiting her sons. James Dabney and John Dabney. Peter Nelson of Butter creek, Is at St. Anthony's hospital, where he was taken last Saturday morning He is suffering from an attack of typhoid-pneumonia. FIGHT FILE AT VANCOUVER. Fifteen Oarko County Offices to Be Filled This Fall. VANCOUVER. Wash, Jully IS In the first two days after the time for declarations of candidacy, eigh1. from Clarke county presented their names and paid the required fee to the county auditor. Seven of them are republicans and one a democrat. There are 15 county offices to be filled this year, including auditor, treasurer, engineer, assessor, attor ney, coroner, clerk, sheriff, superin tendent of schools, superior Judge state senator, two state representa tives and two county commisslohers OFFERS To MANAGE RAILROADS FOH SOLDIERS Packard and other promi nent automobile engineers favor motor oils from Western crude. Exposition juries at San Francisco and San Diego gave highest competitive awards to Zeroiene an oil from Western crude. Zeroiene is the best oil for your motor because scientifically refined from selected California crude asphalt-base. Government experts tell us that oils correctly refined from asphalt-base crude "distill without decomposition" do not break up and lose their lubricating value under cylinder heat and are "much better adapted to motor cylinders, as far as their carbon-forming proclivities are con cerned, than are paraffine-base Pennsylvania oils." When you empty the crank-case refill with Zero iene. Dealers everywhere and at service stations and agencies of the Standard Oil Company. ZEROLENE the Standard Oil for Notor Cars ...... ... 41f7fOti CH41 HJfi Major rharles Hine of Virginia, former vice president of the South ern Pacific lines in Mexico, has of fered his services to the government in the management of railroads for the transportation of troops should American soldiers invade Mexico. The major is a West Point graduate, so he knows the uses of railroads from a military as well as a railway point of view. -trical company at Bcanec- tady, X. y., has 18,000 employes on the roll at the present time more than ever before in the history of the company and it Is likely more hands will be needed WOMAN AND WAR. A western woman doctor declares hut women are physically fit for ser vice at the battle front. Probably some exceptional women may be, but are not the majority prone to ail ments which make even household cares a burden? Hence the necessity for that great remedy which during forty years has done more than any other to relieve sucn ailments and mitigate the suffering of American women Lydia E. Plnkham's Vege table Compound.-- Adv. Ml! CAMPO SANTO, GENOA, ITALY The Most Beautiful Burial Place in the World. FUNERAL matters are difficult to write of. In no department of human affair does taste rule more tyranically; and the taste is often very bad. Still the subject is one we all have to consider. It, is also a thing upon which the community as well as the individual has something to say. The common practice in the United States is to bury the dead in the earth. About all that can be said for this is, that it is consecrated by custom. It is certainly unsanitary, and it ought not appeal to the cultured imagination. A movement is now on foot to substitute the mausoleum for the grave, in stead of placing the dead in the earth, they are to be put in crypts in a permanent building, especially erected for that purpose. The custom of earth burial did not come into general use until the fourth and fifth centuries. The problem of finding land suitable for burial, especially in the case of growing cities, is becoming more and more difficult. The growth of cities has caused many a burying ground to be abandoned. It would seem, therefore, that the erection of community mausoleums should appeal to people. There the dead can be laid away in a beautiful house, endowed in perpetuity, a housing practically indestructible. The mausoleums of the ancients, many of them, still stand. Strict scientifically sanitary provisions being taken, such houses need never be come a health menace. THE SANITARY COMMUNITY MAUSOLEUM, invites attention as the best. Heartful. cheerful, healthful, hopeful. It destroys not, endangers not, impover ishes not. It is queenly, kingly, princely sentiment, fit for home royalty. Sentiment is respect. Those who have seen the remarkable Campo Santo at Genoa will not fear that respect for the departed will be lowered by this innovaiton. Providing Mausoleum protection is not preparing to die. Life and property mean death and taxes. Because these are unpleasant necessities is the best reason for preparation, thus the sooner to forget what we dislike. Mausoleum to be built in Olney Cemetery by Portland Mausoleum Co. PORTLAND, ORE. Chas. J. Schumann, Selling Agt., Pendleton Hotel. m Drink Soda in Bottles j the most sanitary way. It's pure and easy to keep cool. We bottle, sell and deliver to your home Hi HIRE'S ROOT BEER SODAS, ALL FLAVORS GINGER ALE good as any in the state. Agency for Wcinhard's Golden Nector the fine summer drink. Pioneer Bottling Works P. ul Hemmelrarn, Prop. Telephone 177. Quick delivery a feature. FROM THE PEOPLE THK PITMAN ROADWAY. July 11 :ditr Pendleton, Or Kast oregouian. By courtesy of this paper I am per mitted to tell you Something of the proposed Herman Hall-Fmatllla road. The Port law of Ihe state affords ft means v.harehy any district border ing upon navigable waters may de velop i port and construct means or transportation from Interior points Of ihe dl.trict to connect with navigation ind thus extend wt.ter transportation to the Interior of the port district. WPh this in view the organization 'if the Part of Umatilla Is linden Should the nor! be form"! be the duty of Its commissioners .t that kind of road wnnti way being patented I will say that I have no patent rights or privileges for sale, but I do have such rights to give freely to the proposed district If it decides to use this kind of road. Fur thermore, the district may build the road under my specifications at the actual cost with ten per cent to the contractor. If it prefers to do so. rath er than accept the price of $15,000 per mile, which after ten months of Investigation and study of the ground, I have estimated as the cost Of ft double track road. The cost provides very light curves and grades, the lat ter r.ot exceeding in effect 1 per cent toward the river and 2 per cent from the river. I reCOgniM that there is prejudice against a iatented road, but when un derstood, as set forth above, this will certainly disappear. Many of the conveniences In every day use are pat ented and perhaps are, in consequence, better In quality and lower In price. Among them are electric bulb, the au tomobile, almist every kind of farm machinery. er, No one would tnniK of refusing to use these things because they are covered by patent. The prime object In placing the Pitman roadway in the patented class la to require Its proper construction and restrict Its use to the kind of ve hicles (soft tires and motor driven) for which it Is designed. Pnder such conditions I have no doubt of its lasting SO or 100 years or more. Any property owner of the proposed district who is in favor of utilizing water transportation will not, if In formed, oppose the organisation of the port and the building of the road As to the wheat growers and ttli owners of wheat lands, conservative , figures ill show that they will more , than pay for the Improvement from savings and that In fact the road will tot 11 year, the ntsndard remedy fur til ikin dlaeuea. A liquid uacd externally, turmf relic bom itcli. Ot; 8ft: ami Sl.00. Your money bMk if the Drat bottle doea not bring you relief. Aik alao about D. D. D. Soap. TAIXMAN DRUG OO. not cost them a single penny above what they will be compelled to pa out of the road is not built. f, U PITMAN. WRITE TO TOUR FHlKNDR OK Monogram Stationery w. a. smith & GO. WEDDING" AND VISITING CARD ENGRAVERS. MORGAN BLDG., PORTLAND, OK ii ken. It wil AMolhersWi5h ' ,(atfef"fr io th lllIIIIM nliava best suited to the h-iv haul-I j Ing involved In carrying the larst" ! tonnage of whem to the river. In the selection of the kind of road the peo ple of the district shorld ! heard by I the COmnilftsiOfteri and their (.refer enee tespected. The best road for the Lrpofte, at the lowest possible cost, lould tie the slogan. With i eference to the Pitman toad- Xfoulator Co., Is thill she muv go lliroilh tin1 -J'J trying orileiil of motherhood with as little piiln as possible this cun be u reality when "Mother's I'rienil", has been used regularly precedlngi loiiHneineiil. Get Mother's Friend" at your druggist. TREAT YOURSELF to a dish of our pure ice cream. You have no idea how it re stores a tired body or soothes a worried mind. It is delicious In flavor, smooth in texture. It is a cream so wholesome that doctors recommend it for in valids. Better Ret acquainted with some today. All Pendleton's best butter is put in Blue Cartons. Re sure that you get it when your order butter. tOlJ iiur'lildllfanlu!Ki Pendleton Creamery Phone 444
