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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1918.
lATMEfiA ill TO
! ENTER DEBATING
BROOKLYN PLAYERS
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Just Received, two carloads
a
GOOD
My
DAHO
three to four years old; weight
1050 to 1250 lbs; good hardy
stock. Now on sale at the
Pendleton Horse &
Mule Market
&t O. K. FEED1YARD
Telephone 516 J. H. LUCK
We buy all kinds of horses
and broke mules
HOM! DON'T TAKE
IF
TONGUE IS COATED
II' 4'ltOSS. r'KVKHISH, SICK, 1UL
lOl'S, CI.KAX IJTTI.E UVEIt
AMI ISOWrl-S.
A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow, Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty
their bowels, which become clogged
tip with waste, liver gets sluggish,
stomach Hour.
Look st the toriKue. Mother! If
coated or your child U Ittless. cross.
levensn. uau, irfnw, uvmii .
U heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ail
ment, give a teaspoonful nf "Califor
nta Syrup of Figs." then don't worry,
Iwcausc it Is perfectly harmless, and
in a few hours all this- constipation
poison, sour bile and fermenting
waste will gently move out of the
rels Hnd you h ive a well, playful
rhlld again. A thorough "Inside '
cleansing" Is oftlmes all that Is ne-1
ressary It should be the first treat
ment given In nny sickness.
Heware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your ririigirist for a Da-cent bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs,"
which has full direction for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
up plainly printed on the bottle.
lok carefully and see that It Is
made hy the "California Fig Syrup
Oumpany."
MANY HKAK MTLLKK AT MILTON
(Continued from Page 1.1
out nf wnr bv observing neutrality !
the speaker said in part:
We are iti a crivi in the history of
the American republic At no time
vmn' our fathers established this na
tion, and dedicated it to human pro
gress, has there been a s'roni-'er call
for r--f 1 men :j n I 'rue Americanism.
We st:. nil f'-r fhe Anl'Ti.'inisTTl of
ruir fathers It b.'.inif- our duty a.--od
fparfng it'-ii and women to carry
on the great work :t laid down hj
Vi'ashi'HMon. si ririLft ht-t;'d by I.in
ruln nod us now luung tpifi"d by
the world's greatest statesman. Wood
Tow W'lorn.
Woodrow Wilson stands for Am
erica today, for America tomorrow.
If the prlncitji of Woodrow Wilson
were put into execution, the lust
vrstice of human oppression find
tondu;-.' would ;tnish from the fare
of the i-.'ir'h. Vo preM'b'tit more ful
Jv ctcmpllfien Mo. principles of llb
crtv an-1 liinHrp o.-vcr d'uirer to the
heuits of the people bun now than
t wV"i !t In 'he White House nt
tins tiii-e No prenS'let t was ever
rtov, r i ii, lo.atts .,f the people than
T'l -nt WM- -n
Wo, Mir v 'v' lson stands today
JOINS STATK l.KAtil'K SCHOOL
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(Kast Orefronian Special)
AT HEX A. Oct. 14. Much Interest
has been shown In the Athena high
school recently over the tolnlng of
the state debating league. Several
members of last year's team are again
Interested tn debates and some very
intere-'ting discussions are expected
during the year. The ones of last
year's team are: Zola Keen. Henry
Koepke. Edna McAlexander and
Florence McLennan and several new
ones have expressed their desire to
take up the debate work. All high
schools of Oregon are eligible to en
ter, providing they have paid the re.
quired tuition fee. The exact word
ing of the question has not been de
cided but it will be based on compul
sory health insurance.
Miss Nichols, who has spent the
past month visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. S. S. Pierson, returned
to her home In Topeka, Kansas, Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pre-ston of
Huntington Death, Calif., are visiting
nt the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Jos. N'. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Worthlngton
and son Emery, spent Wednesday
night In Walla Walla.
Hugh Lieuallen was a Milton visit
or Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Trice of Weston,
were Athena visitors Tuesday.
Kert Jerard, popultr young man of
Pendleton, was an Athena visitor
Wednesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Curtaun were
Pendleton visitors Wednesday.
Miss Areta Rothroek was a Milton
visitor .Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph T. Cannon, Mrs. Hugh
Mclntyre and Mrs. Cass Cannon mo
tored to Walla Walla Wednesday. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Douglass ot !
Weston were Athena visitors Wednes
day. I
J. N. Dunning, circulating manager
of the Evening Tribune, transacted
business in Athena Wednesday.
John Rothroek was a Walla Walla
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weir of Milton
were Athena visitors Wednesday.
Henry Koepke was a Milton visitor
Wedne-sday.
Louis Bergevln, Jr., was a visitor at
the county seat Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy llurke of Walla
Walla visited relalives In Athena
Thursday.
Ad Rothroek of Walla Walla was
an Athena visitor Wednesday.
Charles Brown was a Pendleton
visitor during the week.
Mrs. F. S Le crow is visiting rela
tives In Walla Walla.
George Kinnear of Weston, was In
the city Thursday.
John Howard transacted business
In Walla Walla Thursday.
Miss Gladys Andre, who Is studying
t for a trained nurse In the North Yak
i lma Hospital, Is visiting her mother.
Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, for a few days.
W. B. Worthlngton was a Pendle
ton visitor yestrday.
At the regular weekly assembly of
the Athena high school students
held Wednesday In the school audi
torium, Superintendent J. O Rus eil
announced that a high school play
would be given on December 9 and
that the first basketball gume of the
year would be played on Friday
evening, Octuher 27 when the first
and second teams of the boys and
girls' squads clash In a double head
er. Mr. Ru.nell announced that the
play, which was to be given is entitled
"Oak Farm," and that Mrs, Russell
wife of Superintendent Russell had
volunteered to direct the students In
their purts. The members of the cast
will he announced later.
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PERSONAL NOTES FROM
THE HELIX COUNTRY
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;i;oMiG iirai nsit rocjB
THAT IHMCS ON MOStiUITORS
been unnounced to the Academy of
Science by Professor Pickerel. The
scientist said malaria and other fever
currying mosquitoes arc being wiped
out in Madagascar, where the streams
are being stocked with the fish. The
fish is not a gourmand, but has a
healthy appetite. The noUe It makes
in no way resembles a bark, but Is a
sort ot growl, usually uttered Just as
it strikes through the surface of the
water at Its prey.
PHILADELPHIA BEIiLJC
TO VKI L. L.
fUDDLK
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 14. The en
gagement la announced of MlM Eu
genia Sartor Law and Livingston Lud
low Hlddle. Miss Law, who made her
debut several years ago. Is one of the
most beautirul and popular women
In Philadelphia society, lllddle Is a
grandson of the late Anthony J.
Drexel.
j
Preparedness!
Are you ready for Winter? Is your system clow of
catarrh? Have Summer colds left you entirely? Have you
overcome all effects of Sumtnei foods?
If you haven't, restore your body to full vigor with the
old standby
PERUNA
It's the tonic that clears away the congestion, purifiea thfl
oiooa ana invigorates your whole aystm.
Parana, in tablet form, is handy to
carry with you. It gives you a chance to
check a cold when it starts.
Manalia Tablets are the ideal laiativei
They form no habit and have no unpleas
ant efTccta. Yourdruggistcanaupplyyou
The Pemna Company, Columbus, Obis
PARIS (via Winsted. Conn.) ()ot.
14. The discovery of a red fish that
growls and eats mosquitoes has just 1
OUR GROWTH
has been steady since our establishment
twenty-seven years ago.
This is due both to the unquestioned
safety we provide for funds and to the fact
that we have always been able to extend
to our depositors every service and accom
modation in keeping with sound banking.
We cordially welcome both small and
large accounts.
Total resources over $3,000,000.
R
&ncouraqement&
p CflSrtf K"i" -rations of America
CjmectaRtiiQthenj'. i ,.? ;.r:T::rz
Thisispeailiari i;
v J a Time tor law
L.A audComlort ,'
where the men who made this na- nw of the administration of ood
tion stood; where Washington stood; row Wilson stand without parallel,
vr.-rc Adams stood; where Hamilton They establish a record of statesman
h((),i(1 rhlp and patriotism rarely equalled
Washington warned us against en- and never excelled,
tan-liw .illiancs with foreign pow-; Possessing the patriotism of Wash
,.r; Jefferson stood for neutrality; so'lnmon, the statesmanship of Jeffer-
.: , 1 1 ;o i..rr..r.,.. l.,.,,i..r in the tltimie.-s ut AlKirew
s'. I.- Hamilton i hi- bus (li.oeh.-.rged the trying duties
.t m. r. i, 11 1, lien tmrtv both:ino Heavy reMsi"n"- "
pitrioti-m above partv.' They ! 'ffice, as no president lias done
.v...,. crci- t rto.ihulf a century. He will lake
o'e Is to denounce 'the other. Place In history with Washington and
w bii-li Woodrow : Lincoln. vv ncn me nnnais m m-
i.r.,1 ih..ir Zlth century slum ne reconien, one
l-.i.b-r
1-1 o,-,
Plu.-d
iiouni'i
The
I rfTTvVv wants, or d
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tecp "Mother's rrl.-iul" i.c-uliy, for In
II you can put complete nullili-ui-e
nd reliability as a means of nssls'Jtig
inture In uccoinpllslilng lis wonder
ful work of preparation. "Mother's
Friend" Hoolhcs the distressing pnlns
and Rlvti relief from morning t-lck-ttiKS,
as well as iuuk'-s u etisler de
livery. Get a Ixdlle at your drug
fist rxternally uml note the
Mtlsfictlon rf'elved. A free book on
Motherhood will be aeht all mothera.
Write for one. Address
Tin Pradfletd Itegtilstor Co
2ia Ijimsr Mdiu .
Atlauta, Ua.
ssues f
W il-.on is firhtltiit today
"e'tli melit will tlffi.ct the lives of
Americans yet unborn.
hP-h he stands.
now fichtlnff,
"ill In- tbc irltici.les 100 years from
now. if America lives nnd carries out
loo- liit'h tension.
The Tr;T''tin polii-V of neitt ril lit V.
a .l.-i-la-i.l and put into effect bv
i'lo-'.li Ut Wilson ll 'S Justified itself
ll Is under this doctrine of neutrality
1 ' )i-it i li ; j n.-i i -on t
-' inovt powerful niillon on the face ot
lr",i Hie .rill
nil menus siu'-e this nation in the duvs of our
fathers declared for the principle of
neutrahtv, we have had IIS years of
piace with foreh.-ti pntloii". Thin
reeoi.l utan'N as a monument to Am
crlcutiiMii snd .American statesmen.
Were all governments established on
this broad principle, the lamp of cl
vlll7.;,Mnn would now be burning clear
and bright, nnd not, as now, bedim
n eil In- the smoke of battle fielns
The orrowlng women of blood-stained
l-'iirope fire cryinir aloud for n
'ool,o'v Wilson, to euv th" need
less vliiui-hter of 'h"1r sons their hns
bnndi. tlo ir fa'hers end their broth
crv. ihiip- i-i tin. to death In the eruel-
es ! 1 H l.iulerv.
The Achievements and accompll-b-
(East Oregonlan Special.)
HELIX. Oct. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Hcott visited their mother. Mrs. An
na D. Scott In Walla Walla the first
of the week Mr. Scott has purchas
ed more land near La Crosse, making
his holdings there 1900 acres and
leased enough more In that vlcinlts
to make 4000 acres of wheat land un
der his supervision there and near
here.
. , I The Ladles of Maccaoees msianeu
Jackson, ,..,..j ii,i.ort
.... K ineiT OWCei.l ncuiiwuaj, ....v.-.v. ..
h new member, served refreshments
n'kn .. i I uoi ..flernoon.
aiKl IiaiJ tt VIO.V llienotii.i.
Mrs. Ruther and daughter, Miss
Irene, have returned rrom a visit to
American Falls, Idaho.
J. H, King of Rlwville. Is visiting
with his son Ervine, west of town.
Although Mr. King Is In his 80th
year, he superintends his big ranch
and is now making preparations to
take a well driller home with him to
complete a new well.
Mrs. Lucy Howard of Woodburn, is
in I
his !
great figure will stand out, sublime
and glorious, above all the rest, on
the pedestal of fame, Woodrow Wil
son. I have full confidence that the Am
erican people will rise to the occnslon
linn siipiioit nits hi i-ui man in io- .ii.--1 ,
1. t Mu ,!.l... that In the eon- visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Mont-
test now on. the people will give their gnvery. for a month
whole-hearted allegiance, without re
gard to pnrty differences; fullv he-
grown to be the I lievlng that he will find solution for
all problems of state, anil carry tne
eountrv safely through liny crisis that
may arise.
DIX'LAUKS HIVDFTYRI iUi IS
WORLD'S GltlOATINT (iKXttKAI
DTJTfmURG, Germany. Oct. 14.
Maor General fwterhnus, civil war
veteran, and father of Rear Adm'ral
O terhaus, told the United Press;
"Tell my American friends that H'n
denburg Is the world's greatest gen
eral and would have beaten Napoleon
the first day of war."
This year's fashion of enlarged
holes In the Hwlss ehen Is driving to
desperation the men who take that
kind of sandwich. There Is nothing
to put the mustard on.
Charlos Logan has gone to ia
Crosse.
Mr. and Mrs. F,Uner Hendrlcksoa
of Adams, were Tuesday visitors.
MUm Pearl Hevel of Holdman was
a Wednesday shopper.
J. J. Lewis went to Walla Walla
Thursday.
Wm. Piper, Jr., is noma from Ida.
ho.
Mrs. J. B Montgomery of Pendle
ton, visited hre during the week.
E. L. Norvell Is home from Port
land. K. J. Newman and family have re
turned to town.
Oeorge Bunch of Adams was a
Thursday visitor.
D. H. Merony of Portland, was In
town Thursday.
Dr. J. (irlswold and son, J. T., mo
tored to Walla Walla Friday.
Jena Peterson baa gone to Malheur,
Ore., looking for land.
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6' MilesijDown River from Pendleton
20 Acres of Land
MY DAIRY HERD AND EQUIPMENTS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. OWING TO
OTHER BUSINESS I WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST AND BEST BIDDER ON
Commencing at 10 o'clock Sharp
20 acres of the finest land in Umatilla Co., mostly all sub-irrigated and all fenced.
This land has a 6 room house on same, a small barn and out buildings. A wonder
ful garden spot. A chance of a lifetime to purchase a home in sunny Umatilla Co.
Close in ranch to the city of Rieth, the railroad center in Umatilla Co., a growing city
which will need lots of garden stuff and many pints and quarts of milk to support its
families in the future. This ranch is located IVi imles down the river from Rieth.
Do not forget the date and come to see the land sold.
9 Head Good Young Milch Cows.
3 Spring Calves.
1 Sow and 7 Pigs.
7 Shoats 80 to 125 lbs.
3 dozen chickens.
Milk Bottles, Milk Cans,' Milk Cooler.
1 Cream Separator.
1 Oliver Plow.
1 New Harrow.
2 Cultivators.
Lawn Mower, 200 Posts, Hose, Rake
1 Fresno and 1 Scraper.
2 Hacks, 1 Pair Bob-Sleds.
Scalding Vat, New Centrifugal Pump, 20
ft of 4 inch pipe.
Steel Range, Heating Stove, Perfection
Oilstove, Bed Room Sets, Dishes,
Tables and Household Furniture.
New Gasoline Engine with one Inch
Centrifugal Pump.
2 Hay Racks and Wood Rack.
1 Cement Block Machine and Stock of
Cement.
12 Tons of Alfalfa Hay.
30 Rods of Hog Wire.
1 Spray Pump.
1 Set Doubletrees and Set of Stretchers.
1 Stump Puller and 50 ft of 3-4-in. cable
100 feet IVi-in. Cable.
Washing Machine, Grindstone, Old
Trusty Incubator, etc.
And many other articles too numerous to
mention.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS WILL BE ANNOUNCED DAY OF SALE.
S. (VI. CALDWELL, Owner
COL WM. F. YCHNKA, Auctioneer. E. L. SMITH, Clerk.