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BIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1916. PAGE THREE Think of Your ROUND-UP MEATS Downey's Market is preparing something new for Round-Up. We have two extra expert meat cutters. Come in and we will take care of your wants. Two Phones 188 and 187 U, S. Inspected Meat is Health Insurance GROCERY DEPT. 688 CASTO R IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bean the milium of Suit In IMeA. Hult was filed In the circuit court : thm morning by Will Moore 'against i the First National Bank of Pendleton for S29S.6S alleged to be due the pUUstlff. It U alleged that the de- detect Voum0! 1T Cautioh 7is vqUoM Suditltutet tPj4UKsMfj3TjH ?lrMAI.TEDMIlKC0- Xwt,wi&,u..atr Holt's Uses No Horses WORKS IN THE HILLS Use your horses to haul your grain as it is harvested or work your summer fallow. Work longer hours in the field. No waiting on the team. A short . noon hour and in the field again. SEVEN OF THESE HARVESTERS WORKING IN THIS TERRITORY NOW. The demand for these machines is greater than the supply. Orders are being filled in their rotation. Get your Order in NOW. We Are Making Daily Trips Let Us Take You to See One 20 Machines Already Sold for 1917 Delivery Telephone S18 fendunt received from Mrs. H. E. UwtS the sum Of 1296.63 to be held In escrow pending the determination of the legality of u lien on street Im provement work done by the Warren Construction Company. In case the supreme court held that the property owners Interested in the Johns paving suit were not bound to pay the asscs ment, the money was to revert to Mrs. l.i The Interest In the money was transferred, according to the com plaint by Mrs. Laatz to the plaintiff The plaintiff Ik represented by H. A. ."dewberry, A man who trusts no one doesn't know what real disappointment is. HORLICKS THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex tract of select malted grain, malted in our own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions. Infant! and children thrive on it. Agrees with the weakest stomach of the invalid or the aged. Need no cooking nc adu..ion of milk. Nourishes anJ cua.c'ns more than tea, coffee, etc Should be kept at home or when traveling. A nu tritious food-drink may be prepared in a moment. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing aluep. Also in lunch tablet form for business men. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price Take a PaGftaae 9mt Self - Propelled Harvester A SUCCESS V I CTUIITI-f A rC JW. V. wlTl HELIX MAN LOSES PARI OF F C SNA HI' 18 II CUT IN COMBINE AtX'IDENT OTHER. NEWS AND SOCIAL NOTES. (East Oregonian Special.) HELIX, Sept. 13. E. C. Bnapp lost B part of his left Index finger In a combine accident Monday. A. stockman of Walla Walla, was a Friday visitor. The Ladles of the Maccabees will Install Wednesday for the ensuing term, Mr. Len I). Smith, commander; Mrs. Bum Zeuske, lieutenant com mander; Mrs. Wm. I'lper, chaplain. Mrs. John Wyrick, record keeper, R Mrs. Hubert Furllnger, lads i'. arnii ; j Mrs. Hert Warren, sergeant: .Mr. iJuy school at Monmouth. Mrs Albee will K. Smith, sentinel; Mrs. Hurr. Hicks. ; remain with her until she recovers, picket. Mrs. J. W. King ."pent Saturday and D. M. Callaghan. of Spokam- man- Sunday with friends In Pendleton, ual training teacher, came Suii' aj :" i Charles Stanton of Pendleton, la began work Monday. j visiting his mother, Mrs. Catherine School began in ihe Hill district, Stanton of Helix, west Of town, Monday, with .Nib's Upal Mr. and Mrs. W. M. MrCormach or lUce teaching her second term in J Chicago are en route here to visit theh tuat district. son, W. 8 MrCormach, and attend The local W. C. T. L". enjoyed Frl- the Hound-Up. A son In Spokane will day a visit from the three highest Join them and accompany them. I county ollli crs of the order from Pen-1 Fred Peterson and J. C. Prender dletoii. Mrs. J. E. Montgomery gast of Juniper, were In town Monday. brought them in her car. Mrs. t, E. I. ... . ..Id.. , 1... I l, . lr. I. II; .,,.--. . - The Ladles' Aid of Pendleton !.,. out Wednesday uathe home of Alrt. Wm. occupy the Dale home and manage Huther. north of town. the ranc h during his father's ab- W. H, Davidson, rural maii earl ier, ' sence. states ' the roads over the rcute PM Dare Dale and Miss Thelma Allen getting to be a fright." f Milton were married at the home D. K. 8owers of Milton, has nv'.ed'of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. here to send the children to school, j A. Allen, Tuesday. They will take a There are four pupils In the family wedding trip througn the Willamette Mrs. James Kern and Mrs. Ervin 1 valley, attending the state fair at Sa wing returned Sunday from the Spo-I'ern. before returning, lean., fair. Thev came via Lacroast. 1 -Mr and Mr- W. H. Davidson al and Mrs. Kern s daughters, Mr I Tom Huuheson and Mrs. ra Scott, I came with them. Mrs. Scott driving uavmson, at Weston, Monday. her new Paige iar. ('has- McClavy of Long Beach, Cab, M. Bryan Is spending the week ni!WUH ln town Monday. ,irtinrt Mrs. E. M. Planting and daughter Mrs. Dee Leroy and small daughter, I Donna, are visiting here with Mrs. j Victor Mason. Fred Lewis of the Brown-Lewi., Co. Walla Walla. Is in town. Mrs. Luke Hutcheaon has return- ed from a visit to her daughter, Ml. N. K, Bott of Vansycle. Mrs. D. K. Sowers ma.le a trip to Milton Saturday. The Baptist Sunday school Is give a reception Friday evening to the teachers in the public school. The Indies of the Maccabees are to give an entertainment In the near fu ture. Mr. and Mrs .JJarry Hicks and Mrs. Alford Hondo motored to Milton Sunday. Mrs. J. J. Lewis and little daugh ter, Helen, visited with friends In Walla Walla over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Henry Peterson have purchased lots In Walla Walla and will build a modern house to begin at once. The Helix Advocate has changed It day of publication T. M. Cook 1 getting settled ln his now home east of town. C. A. Kern left Saturday for his home ln Long Branch, Cal. Mrs. A. B. McEwen, Mrs. Henry Barrett, Miss Betty Keefer anil Misses Jessie ami Thelma McEwen of Athena were. Sunday visitors at the J. S. Nor veli home. A letter from Mrs. W. H. Albee states her daughter Letha was taken sick with tonsllltls while en route to A AA VV. Court St. XX7HEN you find a V regular OWL smoker (and there are lots of them) you find a man who is getting the maximum pleasure out of smoking at the minimum cost. W. H. Dale and family expect to h ;ue Monday, the 18th, for their year's vacation. Their son, Dare, will tended the golden wedding of Mr. Da- j vldson's parents, Mr. and Mrs O. W. nla. of Adams, were Monday visitors. Mr and Mra 1!ert Warren v re- t"med from Spokane. They made the trlP ,J-V ttut0 tinS Bunaav nlht with Mr "" Mr- Doolln, for- mw Helix residents, in Washtuena. rruwM1 (inES STHO.Nt; SUPPORT TO PKXDLETO.N MEASURE: (Continued from Page 1.) "The sphere of influence of the nor mal school Is mostly limited to within a radius of say one hundred miles of the seat of the Institution. Eastern Oregon cannot be served by a normal school located in western Oregon to any appreciable extent, and eastern Oregon cannot be sUghted In this matter, except on the general theory that that portion of the state, for some reason. shmiM tie sincled not I ! mv. m. i I fp;D.U.r Ct.,M J it. a.gunst&co. JtWn fA IWCORPOR ATRD jimV, I 4 Work lias an object of neglect. This is un- thipkable. "By inquiry I find that prospective teachers of eastern Oregon find It most convenient to attend normal schools In Washington, and the final result has been that student teach ers, after graduation from Washing ton normals, continue to labor with in the state that gave therlfan op portunity and their services are lost to Oregon services Oregon cannot afford to dispense with. The expense of maintaining a good normal school in eastern Oregon, to a tax payer on an assessed valuation 3)9 East Fur Trimmed COATS 822.50 to 885.00 . In these coats there is undisputed evidence of our style supremacy, in them certain assur ance of our greater value giving ability. Fresh from the hands of the makers, they are the last word in fashion and are just the coats that will appeal to women looking for something differ r. ent. The materials include plush, serge, lour and mixture. Shipments of last minute styles just received add fresh interest to our display of late Fall and early Winter needs and keep alive the in terest of Fall's constantly changing fashion. We are always on the alert for new styles, col or and fabrics, introducing them as soon as they are presented. Thus our display is one of never-ending interest to well groomed women. They are moderately priced. ALEXANDERS Oj B AW 14000 would not be each year, be yond the cost of a good Havana cigar. "There Is no Institution that touch es the masses of the people so close ly as does the normal school, and the benefit derived from the taxes paid by the people of the state for the malntalnance of such schools, returns directly to the man and woman who paid the taxes and Is conferred direct ly upon them and their children. "Most subjects of taxation afford arguments both for and against, but It seems that this question of exten sion of the normal school influence by the establishment of an additional school east of the Cascades, has no argument against It. and if any voter has any doubt as to whether he should vote for the Eastern Oregon Normal School, he or she may well remember that an error committed on the side of education can never offend the con science, and the goodness of the mo tive, being beyond question, no regrets can follow. "I sincerely hope that the coming election will grant to the people of eastern Oregon, the relief they seek in the proposed measure, believing that the whole state will be benefitted thereby." HEXXTTT THOMPSON TOOK STANI IN HIS OWN BEHALF YESTF.KDAY Denies Killing MW. Jennings and Nod Hist man Says He Stayed at Sister-in-laws That Night HILLSBORO. Oregon. Sept. 13 Rennet Thompson testified yesterday. He denied killing Mrs. Helen Jen nings and Fred Ristman. He raid he remained at the home of Mrs. James Thompson. his sister-in-law that KATHL.YN WILLIAMS, MOROSCO-PALLAS STAR IN PARAMOUNT PICTURES. Kathlrn Williams, the well known dim star, has signed a Ions term con tract to appear in Morosoo-l'allas lVtures on the Paramount procram. Ono of sereeuland's most talented as well ns most beautiful stars. Miss Williams to-day enjoys a country-wide popularity. Her success In motion pictures has not been of the "over-night'' variety so often written aliont Seven years ago, ln company with Mary Plckford, Arthur Johnson, Hen -v WiiltliaL and other BMMbatl of the "old guard'' at Btofrapk under D. Grillith, she received her early schooling In the silent drama. ve- THE DAYLIGHT STORE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ARE "JUST ON THE BORDER" of bad health, a crisis which, unless speedily and effect ually averted will throw them into a lonfi conflict with disease. Behind the largest phytic! hrnlissase. BAD BLOOD ambuhM. You can ant rends ami matun this outlaw of your lystem with ordinary mnnirlnnl ammunition. Yen must hunt Mm down nun band to hand with S.S.S, a POWEKhUl. CLEANSER OP THE BLOOD. Writs far our FREE book on Blood and Ban DUeaMs, or to our Medical Advisory Department lor advice. ar.umimnsrCIFICC..,!ltJeWt-Mlal. night. District Attorney Tongue sharply cross-examined the defendant. PORTLAND MAN STARTS LEGAL ACTION TO PUT NAME ON THE BAIJOT E. M. Ooovert Would Compel Secre tary of State Olcott to Action Brown Holds Nomfnation Illegal. SALEM, Sept 1J E. M. Coovert of Portland, has mandamused the su preme court to compel Secretary ot State Olcott to place his name on the ballot as the republican candidate for joint senator of Multnomah, Clacka mus and Columbia counties. The su- JSj 5.' MrwaTaraanlaV EaaV Vrt fCT Va. faU syIBHmi' C W . aft - . - rr. T per cent of vffl W found ana fiht preme court hears the arguments to- day. Attorney Brown holds that Coo vert was Illegally nominated. Some people are naturally nervous, while others are troubled with prickly heat. AFTER SIX YEARS OF SUFFERING Woman Made Well byLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Columbus, Ohio. "1 had almost given np. I had been sick for six years with female troubles and nervousness. I had a pain in my right side and could not eat anything with out hurting my stomach. I could not drink cold water at all nor eat any kind of raw fruit, nor fresh meat nor chicken. Froth 178 pounds I went to 118 and would get so weak at times that I fell over. I began to take Lydta E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and ten days later I could eat and it did not hurt my stomach. I have taken the medicine ever since and I feel like a new woman. I now weigh 127 pounds so you can see what it has done for me already. My husband says he knows your medicine has saved my life." Mrs. J. S. Barlow, 1624 South 4th SL, Columbus. Ohio. Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com pound contains just the virtues of roots and herbs needed to restore health ami strength to the weakened organs of the body That is why. Mrs Barlow, chronic invalid. recovered s completely. It iays for woqjen suffering from any female ailments to insist upon having Lydia K. i'ink hum's Vegetable Com pound. Jlshby-nLcxicon-iy I iA-AY. COLLARS J
