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DAILY EAST OF.EGONIAN, FENDLBTON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1916. TEN PAGES PAG3 EIGHT DAILY EAST OSEGOWAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1916. TEN PAGO BETTER AND SOFTER LIGHT la assured by the us of aom of these beautiful fixtures of oura They give a light that Illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strata the eye. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them?. J. L. VAUGHAN v k A I Engagement Extraordinary TEMPLE 3 Days 33 Wov.5 The World!s Greatest Feature "Civilisation" The great Ince Triumph in 11 Reels with 1000 thrills. Brought direct in its entirety from a four weeks' engage ment at the Helig Theatre, Portland. SPLENDID ORCHESTRA WONDERFUL EFFECTS A REVELATION Price 25c 50c. m cms m in STOP DANDRUFF Al BEAUTIFY YOUR 111 JIAIR STOPS FALLING CHT AND GETS TinCK, WAVY. STRONG AND lUlUTini, Tour hair 'becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young girl's after . a "Danderine hair cleanse," Just try thla moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking une small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, 4irt anl excessive oil and in Just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. , Besides beautifying the hair at mce, Danderine dissolves every par ticle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies nd invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair. But what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use when you ill actually see new hair fine and fiowny at first yes but really new tuilr growing all over the 'scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it surely get a !5-cent bottle of KnowMon'a Danderine from any drug. Sist or . toilet counter, and just try ft. kVAnutANKs mother dies Aid, SPKHtlCKs CANCET.I,FJ INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 1. Fair- Banks arrived home to attend his mother's funeral. She died suddenly last nis'it. Fairbanks was campaign ing in RockTord. Illinois when he neard the news He immediately cancelled all speaking engagements and started to Indianapolis. He abandoned plana to make fifty peechf-i in Indiana before election 2 KARL GUIOTT '4 5 5 'A TEACHER OF MCSIC AND GERMAN LANGUAGE Orchestra furnished for all occasions, any number of pieces. Dancing parties a specialty. Call 513 Madison. Phone I59R I I Con Dang Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES Chine Style HOT TAI1ALES CHILLI CON GARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE HTerytb'ng clou and up-to-date. FIRST CLASS SERVICB TEA 5c Packajce Under State Hotel Ow, Webb and Cottonwood 8ts Phons 7. Pendleton, Or. jocaot a IOOOI locaot MI STORE FOR SALE . retire and will sell . ... . ,,,ru ralainn section, ... h.,iirtit.e S room dwelling. 5 lots, stock runs about J400O. f. . - .11 tcuAftoa (-ash or banl ITU IMI U UATLOGUAATZ I lit East IXM'lt AN't'K KI'AL MINISTER SOCGHT AS KLOPKlt. -Moline, Kan.. Pastor Charged With IH'scrtion and Kidnaping. WICHITA. Kan., Oct SI. The Rev. J- funk, pastor o the Christians -..-.i... i aiuiiiie, nan., is sought here by the county attorney of Elk county on charges of wife desertion and kidnaping. The pastor is alleg- ea lo have left Moline Friday nieht with Mrs. Loreta a ark, sister of the cnder-Sheriff of Elk county. He had been pastor of the Moline church only a lew months. The couple were traced to Winfield and then to Wichita by automobile tracks. Mrs. Clark left a husband and baby. The minister has a wife and child. MOSES. LAZAIRS AND NICiODEMUS MEET WARNER NEW YORK. Oct. SI. Adam ni. on Warner of Los Angeles ws sitting in me reading room of the Waldorf. Asiona notel yesterday with a bible in nis hands. He was reading Genesis when a friend brought up a young nan ana saia: . "Adam, I want you to meet Mr Moses." . ,. In view of the fact that Warner 'hart been reading about both, he greeted aoses and his friend with a laugh and explained the Joke. "That's curious," his friend said, but Just a little while ago I met a Mr. Nlcodemus in the hotel." Later in the day Warner was tell, ing the incident to the clerk at the information desk. "I can go you one better." the clerk said and called to another clerk "Mr. Warner, this Is Mr. Ijzarus. one of our clerks." he said. It is evident that any old politician can find something in the bible or in Abraham Lincoln's public docu ments that appears to support his I case. Stop scratching! Resinol relieves itching instantly That itching, burnini,' s Ian-trouble which keeps you scratching and dipeir.7, ii a sourc; of disgust t others, as well as of t'irment toyw:. Why don't you j;ct ri-1 of it by usin' Resinol Ointment? Physicians have prescribed it fur over 20 year.-;. In most cases, it stops itching instantly and heals eruptions .ron:ptly. It is . very easy and economical to use. Restnol Ointment awl Retinol Soap amuia othirf harsh or injurious arid can he uri frecir tor all aoru ci skin-troublea cf en on tit tenderest or mott irriuted surface Ideal lor babies' eruptions and cifio. Every druf fist tells them. REMEMBER Your friends could bay anything you would give thpm for Christmas, except your photograph. SEE WHEELER At the studio. I0E30I good paying business cheap. Lo- i hlng I I00O. I mee. I clow? to Pendleton. Whole thin able notes. Must be sold at once. IKVESTQENT GO. u O D o Court SL ESTATL' IOANS ' . 'www1'! siVw ' Uncle Sara I Like the Way You Handle This HELIX W. C. T. U. L XATATOIUIM FUND IS INCREAS ED MY $100.53 IIY RECEIPTS OF HIG AFFAIR. (East Oregonian Special.) HELIX, Ore., Nov. 1. The box so - cial given by the W. C. T. U. ladies for the benefit of the natatorium Fri- day evening at the I. O. O. F. hall was an all round success. A good S0C1A WIFE OF THE "CLOSEST FRIEND" mm jmm HR3y This is the first posed photograph I friend," that she has permitted to go - .. ., . out for general publication. It was of Mrs. E. M. Houe. w.ie ol the n wltn other women lnterested i called President Wilson' closej'.the candidacy of President Wilson. OOOO UUDC2 YOU KNOW 1 OP A CONTCMTKD MAM AHOUNO THIS I.UM5EA. DO I 7 SURE my friend HE'lt T5LI. CAM? J JUST put it up to a gentlemanly fellow and watch him take to the tobacco that calls for a small sized chew. A few facts like these appeal to his common sense: W-B CUT Chewin & is rich tobacco. It's shredded, you get next to all the good tobacco taste. The touch of salt helps bring out the flavor. It's not sweetened and flavored to death you don't have to keep grinding pnd spitting. KJs ly VETJUK-BEUTON CCilPANT, SO Usi &!, Ntw Trk Cty program was well rendered, an ap preciative audience, and an abund ance of refreshments. Receipts of the evening were $100.65. There has b.en several private donations addl- ! tional. I Frank Herman is building an ad- 'ditUm to his residence. j Lorain Clark Is painting the im- I provements to the hotel. I Mrs. Wm. Grodocek, sister of Mrs. ! S. E. Star, both former residents of I Helix, was in town Sunday visitlnn I old friends. Mrs. Grodocek has been visiting Mrs. Star in Idaho and is re- ! turning to her home in Dixon, Cal School will be closed the first three days of November on account of the ; teachers attending institute in Pen- dleton. f V r ' ,g. Y, A E,M HOUSE. "1 2) POSI'I'lve IHFORK1ATIO ITS OUDCt.lM A! BAPPyASj nuftPH YOU WMV A BILL-y aOATINACAN , FACTORY I'Vi rouNOl TMC RKAL CHCW. AND I DON'T HAVI TOSISLOCATI HE (JAW TO AIT f SATIS FACTION H J Car, Woodrow. The mothers' and teachers' club will have a fair Friday afternoon. E. M. Thompson of Illinois, is visit ing his sister Mrs. J. Oriswold. Several candidates were here Fri day evening, among them were Stei wer, Brown, Best, Allen and Chum berluin. K. Furgcson of Ring Station whs n Friday visitor. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. PrenderKast of Junirer were Saturday visitors. Clara King of Cold Springs I a guest of Ethel Drown Friday night. Miss Vesta Morrison was here from Juniper Saturday. Churles Alspach was In LaCross Sunday. Ira McDonald visited at the J. O Bryan home, returning from Port land where he underwent a serious operation. Mr. McDonald resides in Athena. Victor Mason is home from a trip to Satus, Wash. E. E. Fheler went Sunday to the forks of Juniper to examine a car be longing to Wm. Struthers that had been destroyed by fire caused by back firing. The ear, a Bulck. was Insured for 1300. J. L. Peterson of Juniper was a Sat urday visitor. Charles Stanton is here from Pen dleton. C. V. Haird of Walla Walla was a Saturday visitor. O. E. Smith is paper hanging and painting at the R. Raymond- ranch north of town to be occupied by My rick and Anderson, Mrs. K. E. Oeist entertained a few frieiidn Tuesday at dinner to honor Mr. Ccist's birthday. J. S. Anrterfui will take charge of the Tumalum lumber yards begin ning first of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are moving from Ad ams today. , J. J. McNerney Is Itavlng for Fort (ieorge. Canada, where he has prop erty interests. Mrs. Anna I). Scott and Mr. and -Mrs. V. McDonald of Walla Walla, were dinner guests at the Ira Scott home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Price of Stanton Station were here Sunday. Mrs. Wm. (Irodncek and Mrs. W. II. Morrison, Mrs. D. Howard and Mrs. W. H. Albee were guests at the Louts Koebecke home Sunday. FOt'R IXttiE LIVES IN AITO WHICH PM'NKKH INTO CHICAGO IUVKR Machine Driven by Hugo Warner, Ad vertising Agimt. Goe Through Open Draw Two Otvu cu pants Saved. CHICAGO, Nov. 1. Four persons lost their lives last night when an au tomobile plunged into the Chicago river through an open draw. Two of the occupants of the car were saved. The dead persons were Hugo War ner, manager and director of the ad vertising firm of Lord & Thomas; Miss Jennie Klausner, Miss Lillian Klausner and Sylvan Kusel, social set tlement workers; Mrs. Henrietta J. Warner und Miss Sarah Bernstein, al so social settlement workers, were those, saved. The accident occuurred at the west approach of the Twelfth street bridge across the river. The automobile, which was driven by Warner, is still in the river. Warner's body was re covered. . Warner, who was 31 years old. was muster of the Boy Scouts of the Max well settlement, from which the party was returning and where all were teachers. Mrs. Warner and Miss Bernstein es. caped from the closed car and swam until they were thrown against pillim where they clung. 1-oral partisan politics Is not so bad of itself, but Its concomitants too often are, and they resemble In many casts something the cat brought in. T. R. MIGHT HELP IIVCHE8 CARRY ISLAND OF CUBA. niTT V. S. IS DIFFERENT NEW YORK, Nov. 1. The sup port of Charles E. Hughes for the Presidency bv Theodore Roosevelt has done much to put sentiment in con servative Cuban political circles on the side of the republican nominee. according to ilea. Fernando Frere de Andrade of Havana, who is now at the Holland house. General de An drade is a candidate for election to the Cuban senate und a close friend of President Menocal. SIAIN IXYEJt LKAVE8 3tK,(MM). ratlior and BroUiera llelrg of J. J. (iliapman Killed at Verdun. JHWOHKKEP8IE, N. Y-. Oct. SI. Victor Kmmanuel Chapman, son of John Jay Chapman, killed in action at Verdun, left an estate of J500.00O. Young Chapman was In the French flying corps. The Germans brought down hi machine when he was car rying a basket of fruit to a wounded mmrudf. John Jay Chapman. Con rad Chapman, a brother, and Chand ler" Chapman, a half-brother, inherit the estate. D. A. R. IIFAD RF1TDIATKS llAKKlt RESIGNATION RK- OirEST. X1 jf ""yaw)? 4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 Mrs. Wm. humming Story, president of the Daughters of the Ajnerlcan Revolu tion, has gone on record us repudiat ing for her organisation the demand In the battles of coffee compe tition Golden West easily maintains for itself a most eminent place Golden West Coffee .s"Ju5tRteftr C0PA&. THf. OLD RHLIABLR" REMEOTFORMEU AT Y0UA DRUGGIST. 1 1 i jgAls ez " " ' JO BREMS A COLD IN JUST A FEW m "PAPK'8 tXHJj WJMPOUXD" KNDS GIUPPH MISERY DON'T STAY STVFFKIM'P! You can end grippe and break up a severe cold either In head, chest, body or limbe, by taking a doee of "Pape'a Cold Compound" every two hours until three doses are taken. It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run ning, relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishnesa, ore throat, sneeslng, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-up Quit blow ing and snuffling! Ease your throb, blng head nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief aa "Pape's Cold Compound." which costs only 25 cents nt nny drug store, n acts without assistance, tastes nice, and cause no' Inconvenience.' Be sure you get the genuine. of some of Its executive officers that Secretary of War Baker resign be. causftsjot his alleged comparison of Washington's revolutionary ' otrmr with revolutionary factions In Mexl I co today. RUB LUMBAGO OS Hm STIFFNESS AWAY WITH SMALL TRIAL lKrTTIiE OF OLD, PENETRATING &T" J.MTMV8 (WL." Ah! Pain In gone! Quickly? Tee. Almost Instant re. Ilef from sorene.s. stiffness, lameness and pain follows a gentle rubbing with "ft. Jacobs OH." Rub this soothing, penetrating oil right on your painful back, and like magic, reller cornea - "St. Jacobs OH" is a harmless backache, lum bago and sciatica cure which never dlappolnts and doesn't burn the skin. Straighten up! Quit complaining! Stop those torturous "'stitches.." In a moment you will forgot that you ever had a weak back, because It won't hurt ir be stiff or lame. Don't suffer! Get a small trial bottle of old, honest "St. Jacobs OH" from your druggist now and get this last ing relief. HcngiCongGafa ND NOODLE P.UILOR8 Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Orders BpecteUy. Boxes for ladles and genrtemen. OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT MEALS aoa AND VP. Meal Tlcluts, 91 Meals fort Cpeelal Chicken Dinner Waodaya 548 Main Street Next to I. O. Bias. Phone 101 The only NEW face powder in the past SO years Oh yes, there are many, many kinds of powders on the market, but this one is absolutely different from any you "have ever had. The price is reasonable, too 50 cents KOEPPEN'S Have It. 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