East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 16, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1916. t m PAGE SIX GREAT BR1T1AN SENDS HELIX Gill GOES NOTE EXPLAINING IDE IRE THAN FORTY MAIL CENSORSHIP BUSHELS TO rr !. nmnn tin iu Art mi nnm Sbe7 be tea-happy She has sent for the Taste Packet ana now she is finding out which Schilling s Tea just exactly mits her. Please don't misunder st in; J then is only one quality of Schil ling's Tea, but there are four distinct taste- Jf hichever you like best is the kind to use; all four of them dftvt tea of indescribable charm. types. Jory. Send for the Taste Packet The lh simple, sice teay to get the right Its. CtaMfcuW parchmyn envelopes if Japan , English Breakfast, Ceylon, Oolong enough fir five r six cups of each. Mailed p'snpth in rece-.pt cf 10 cents (stumps tr cm), otd'd'tii: A Schilling & Qcmpanj t 7J Second Street, San Francisc I WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. It taht ih liritlsh rimsnrs from one u thw days to examine Intercepted mail, a fording to an explanatory statement from the Itritish embassy to secre tary Lansing. Mail between the United states and Holland is delayed from two to seven days, and Danish mails from to 10 days. The state ment continues; "It is admitted that at the outset neutral correspondence m wfclcfc en emy interests were tn no way con cerned was subjected to a delay. Which is greatly regretted and whuh has been reduced to a minimum. All preparations which seemed necessary were made. but. unfortunately, those responsible for them were not aware of some of the difficulties. "For instance, there was no rea son to suppose that tas proved to be the case mail bags marked as dis patched from one neutral country to another neutral country would con tain nothing but malls for or from an en.niv country; that hags marked as containing printed matter would contain rubber, coffee. Jewelry, etc. sometimes d sgui-ed as newspapers, as well as correspondence of all uJa i.M.iH :ind unregistered, or j that persons writing to or from en i emy countries would already have ad cpted the practice of sending their I letters under cover to Intarmad lanes I in neutral eountries. or that reat I numbe ! lnB liars H I contai. ganda II UN ESI IS N IN 11 sWlNtl t . i . I HOI l BBS st t l ssi'i l, MKICTINO. (Bast oiegonlan Special.) HKUX. Aug. tr- Harvest Is M throughout the surrounding oatUlty, Three hundred torty seven acros now cut on the ranches of John Molstrom I B Kennedv and Kivm King yielded bushels, or 41 1-3 bushels per acre. j The regular monthly meeting oi tlic W. C T. U. held Frutaj oi WM week, was well atteno. a tatOM besides nearly all the members being present. Special features . ? th.. select reaiiH'i '"'"t , of bum by Miss lUm xcoiiw Wheeler Wilcox", poem of hMM H,k lot women and an article w. ten on the influence of dgaretie smoking, by Mrs. J. cirsoid V union meeting ol UW churches, under the auspices ot me W C T. V. was held Sunday evening , the Baptist church The OTOWd wis large, consuierins harvest work. church being nearly filled. There was a song seiv.ee b) .he ongre,a .ion and sermon by Kv. I on JgSSt l aUeVVMrtha A and an In son and IBM UJW Norvll, vitatiou given b) K. J ,u. i.e. iw signed the pledged. pi. s oi complete sacks ni'pear cenlam merely business circu .m neutral countries would m reality nothing but prop.. from Germany under covers I bearing neutral postage stamps "The-e and similar unforseen pe culiarities made it Impossible, until the staff engaged had beet, largely i...u.i and had become accustom Dr. J. al visit Kred C lis. were , swold made a prole-sum-,, Pendleton Thursday. Uins and J. A. Hart of Do- Wednesday visitors ed to them elect on any fixed Jnail fags which). ot be examined with- ti.ne. .should be for examination " ehenslve reply to the c is promi.-ed. MRS. T. B. FORD, WIFE OF DR. FORD, DIES IN SALEM r)RSIKH UOt XL LADY PASS VV-H v Will: Oi' Ml-TH-olsT MINISTER tied Oswald alio iai""J Mv.lck station j Ringer was a 1 Wednesday. Mrs. M L Morns Dftlty, and their gue l'eiidleto.l. ...idlclull visitor ,n and daughter ta spent Thurs day Un Mrs lid ll s stcCali shoppo. I'rendi LB. Mrs. ihu luu.per, nd M.ss I .. llt j Vterson nd sistsrs, Mrs. ut psndtttoa well Kims Kulkerson. It fj Second Street, San trancisc ' Schilling's Best I Ps Sold through grocers only ;:j Ja""'' SALKM ird, wif ( riot sup dist chun (.ire.. Aug. 16. Mrs. T, B . of the Rev Dr. Ford, dis rintendeiu or the Metho h died here yesterday. She atlVi I Tennessee and was married to Dr. Ford in Arkansas. In 1870. Survivors, besides the hus band are the following children; ulin Ford. Portland; Burgess. Sadie and Ida Ford, all of this city. Ur Ford, now supennienuem .he Salem district or the Methodist Episcopal church, was formerly pas tor of the Pendleton M. B. church, coming here in the fall of 1908 Mrs. Ford was a great help to him in puk ing his pastorate one of the most successful the church has enjoyed. Hoth pos-ess a large circle of friends in this .-it v who will symnthixe with Dr. Ford in his bereavement. POSTAL WORKERS AT BORDER WILL GET JOBS BACK WILL INVESTIGATE WASHIXi (TON? sfflct (Upartmei -The port ed the de- HOSPITAL TRAIN WILL BE SENT TO THE BORDER 1 11 V CO 1 ivai i i- SYRIAN CONDITIONS Cowists of 10 Coaches, Includ ing Service, rirst Aid ana Surgical Car. WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. The Dew Turkish slullisstflOf A Oram Elkus re- ECtrag Lansing's final instructions be- lort 'hat postal service employes are tOTe htin. anu hareed because thev went to beinii the r-)i would ng Thursdsr on the steamer r I'.penhagen. lansing in-f0, h'lkus to take up immediately sh- the question of an American cnmmis-jSn shm to investigate Syrian conditions. t,l.. rf,, the DroDOsltion several 1 CO had approved this or- days ago. Elkus 3w W ilson yester- ciav afternoon. tfa. Burleson dropped fnon ejudice" and their former turn. He de - The gove-rn-ho total train the Pullman Iron Is Greatest of All Strength Builders, Says Doctor i Its train, which consists of ten es, Is the late.t thin In hos irainB. It has a service car, or combination of first aid and surgical car; six cars for patients, a sleeper, a combination baggage and library car and ti kitchen. It will be under command OX Lap tain Howard Bailey and will be used to transport men from the fields to base hospital. . SeTet Ordinary VuxBted ii. ii Nervous, imndown Ifw, pie 200 Per Cent Stronger in Two Weeks' Time In Man) Cases. nf the Great Kudunmi' and Power of Athletes. win fnkv ne iron in the DroDer form. And this .,s Nettie M.vers E-rnome and Mrs Pel' I Dent Friday in Helix. Ohent lias completed MVPer who has been , mi naisv Morrison 101 a A"rl t. SsnsK'e Is home WOW cwo month, vlsn In i laude Morrison and Will attend a play rendWOB Sunda, eVe"in, Hell of Motln, Wash., Man cfl tehsr for the coming us, training teaeht. t ol term of school, was neie " t m.kng arrangements to the week passim n move his family hero. Tax. driver Mc Bride of Weston w- i,. town Saturday with an auto load ot people fro... that place. Mr and Mrs. J. W. BW' gyole were dinner guests ol Mrs. J. Leslie Sunday Win. HlUs and J- ' 11 '' "1. 0, juniper were in town the first ol h ' teek getting harvest supp uus Ivs MoK.nna returned satur d... Condon, where toWW spending the summer vacation .h h ,randparei..s.. Mr. and Mrs T. H- Wimpy. . r.miiy Dr. W. H. MiKmney and iiH"" .pent Sunday in Weston. H B Richmond r Walls WsJU is u I si I slsTshsfrsf here looking alter raio Mr. and Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. U Kendall and others attended the band lune.al at penueum Mrs PtftXlS BTOm ..nd Mrs. ktlsslo .... - .,ir,ir were Mondav ' jfa" Ksnnedy ami son wars out from Psadleton Monday. John Molstrom or th- Finnish col ony was in town Monday. Mrs. Martin 1-ewls left .Mays hos pital Monday to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs. Ed U. '-riag near Pendleton. Mrs. Lewis' home is at Dufur. 'Jre. M I. Morrison and son Claude, with Marshall Albs left Tuesday for a hunt in the mountains n Sipniw creek. ? r , Nature Baffles Science! THE dumbest oyster can make a better pearl than the brightest man. The oyster uses Nature's methods. (jfifti&f' ATURE says smoking tobacco is at I its best after two years' curing. There may be quicker ways and cheaper ways to cure mere m j , m atares v, vp.I.VET wav two way years' mellowing in big wooden hogsheads. Just fill a pipe with VELVET, and draw in the cool, mild smoke that's so fragrant and rich that but what is the use of trying to describe a taste? Take our word for VELVET, long enough to try a pipeful, and you won't need to take anybody's word after that 10c Tins Sc Metal-lined Bags One Pound Glass Humidors Gsweral'i Dsnsbter Often isio1- SEW YOKK. A..K ! Miss H.rtiston Scott, daughter of Major tieneral Hugh U Scott, chief .f staff of the United States army, was one j of the young women who ottered ner Vdnod to fight infantile paralysis, it Ijhrt'anie known today. Illinois citizen soldiers are helnglthey will not consider ' ,..s.. ... h.r.. work on the Mexl- swat the rugs or wind the eight dav inured to hard work on the K.S1 can border that, when they return, clock. ifter thev had in some cases oeen aoc- jtoring for months without obtaining :anv benefit But don t take the old I forms of reduced iron, iron acetate or . las. .imnlv In SaVS a 'iiij' i'iie oi ivm KEW TOI'.K. N Y. Most people xntM. you mUst take Iron in a form Inoiwaly seem to think they are going thal can tje easily absorbed and as- a. ,t tti and K.rength .. a 1:1,. .nvutol irrm if yOU WW - " . Sllill-lkCU llC3 , frvin some simulating medicine, secret . Wilt it to do you any good, otherwise MStrnrs or narcotic drug saia wr. lt ,naj. r,rove worse than useless, mm uer, a well known ppselallsi who.j, athiete 0r prize fighter has won wriAmi i.rtifc tn this cuun-'.c .imr.iv because he knew the n . ri I brOp, when, as a wUr of eecret of great 'art reai ad true strensth Can Osdfjhtlon he went mm from 'the' food yea at. But peo- miit)y anyther pie attta fsil '0 ge' tb strength o'" p'jMrls defeat their food b'-ar, ther haven t ,rorl .,iedl Doaglt iron M blood to enable It, NOTE Nuxated Iron recomm n U ih.M"-p f0od Into living matter laboM by Dr. Sauer Is not a P at rrn ' ir kened n-rvous con- medietas nor secret remedy. mm 'lhPV know something is wrong ,h ,h is well known o '.hey ean . te.i -hat so Ussy jmA rt- Iron consMUi '.Hay .ommenee doctoring ior .w... S,nea o ,nori!anc MS. liver or kidney trouble H wasr " eaHy .mUatsd 11, lack of iron in m -;. i. - . ...., ,h. ..mah: on tne ... r.n for vears. wnoe in-- I lll.lg HW ----- lt lent suffers unt' ength and endurance ito the affray, while .u one down to In- mply for the lack of a t. rmr(V sony If you -contrary. -.. well, you owe It to; In nr,'f( rLS run-down condl he following T manufacturers have such Ut two any man or '.-";: -.,,11r,h I rivn an. :m TflM III'-II wh Then.tl your s - r OVfr , four week. sal fr yourself ho mac j 1 1 have no or. aslned. I have seen do n, of ,0 re. nervous, rua-oo" f , .r...r lnnnev I' it does not at ie '" fJT:: .iir ,ubleyourstreng.h ml of all sympo oi- of W SU and other troubles In from IWl N ""t "lro' sarsaif M pahs He how long yoi far you can wal sired Nest tak nt nrdlnarv times per day after meals nrl endurance In ... jay time H Is dispensed In tn.. 1 , a K-epp. n ft Hroa- and al gists. 11 JSIt BURNING ITCHING PIMPLES ON BACK Alia Theatre J-. I Cl,,e,l,..; MIrfUf a rriUdy aim oaiuiuay liin wm Aug. 18 and 19 AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Of Shoulders and Neck. Large and Hard. Walked Floor Most of the Time. In Ten Days HEALED BYCUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT 1 1 Jolly Entertainers rrOITl Lilt' UnmIIIl-n, II tWUi) VWWv.i u ssvmvi CHANGE OF PROGRAM EACH NIGHT. Vou CSS'I P1' witUoal Stiek. "My trm.hlo Wan witli plmplns on thn hark of my nhoiildi rs and neck. I paid no attention to them unUI they began lu-hlng and when I ranasa mem they would get sorn and bum. The pimples wero law and hard, and would pes Off, ThS ImrnlnK and lulling wero so bal that I walked the fliKir most of Km lime and almost rrliil. TjW IT I rould not let my rlotlilng loui .1 BP alio mmw iK-cause the phaSSBI were so sore. "I sent for a fnsi samplf, of Culleura Hoap and Ointment and It l.eltHl so I baaM more. It was about, ten days batm I was heale.f (SlKied) Miss R. M. Splnks, I72H M'.lh Ht.. Denver, Colo.. July 7, 1915. Sample Each Tree by Mall wii.i fi5.n Kkin itook on laaaasti Ad- driis pea) tart MCutlssssf ipi- r. too"- Bold lUroukUuut tho world. JL-i 24 KIDDIES, IN THE BEST OF 4 . . i c M...;- an A M A two nours piujioi" "'" ......... Watch for Brass Band street Parade 5 i at 4:30 P. M. Pretty Costumes Special Scenes Lively Music, Funny Comedians. PRICES 25c AND 50c. th