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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1917.
Tea Can't Oct Tct
Oil Yoii Hm Spent It.
It pay you to pay cash
TATOM will prove it.
WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR 25c.
Red Ribbon Hominy, 2 for 25
Campbell's Soups, 2 for 25
Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 2 for 25
Shrimp, 2 for 25
Clay Island Oysters, small can, 3 for.... 25
Market Boy Oysters, 2 for 25
Baby Beets 25
Tea Garden Peach Preserves 25
Quaker Oats, large round package 23
5 Rolls Crepe Toilet Paper 25
1 DEAN TATOM CO.
TELEPHONE 688
Downey Meat Market in Connection
Phone 188
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APPLICATIONS FOR
CRAZING PERMITS.
NOTICE la hereby Riven that all
applications for permit! to rraze cat
tie and horses within the WEN'AHA
NATIONAL FOltEST during the sea
xin of It 17 must be filed In my office
nt Wnlla Walla, Wash., on or before
February 10, 1917, and all applica
tions for sheep must be filed on or
before March 10. 1917. Full Infor
mation In regard to the grazing fees
to be charged and blank forms to be
used In making applications will be
furnished upon request.
J. M. 8CHMITZ, Supervisor.
Mrs. Alysc MMl
PHYSICAL CULTURE
AND ELOCUTION.
Hotel Pendleton.-
from $3.00 up
Once used you wonder how you ever got
along without it.
Pacific Power & Light Company
PHONE 40
ixcursion
January 20 and 21
Northern Pacific R. Y.
The Yellowstone Park Line
TO ST. PAUL AND RETURN $60.00
TO MINNEAPOLIS and Return $60.00
TO CHICAGO, AND RETURN $72.50
TO ST. LOUIS, AND RETURN $70.00
Return limit February 18. Stopovers permitted in both
directions. Take advantage of these fares to Chicago
and St. Louis and points East. Ask about the diverse re
turn routes.
Full information, tickets, berth
reservations.
A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P.
AVMT1UA KKNDH NOTE.
AMSTERDAM. Jan. 12. Austria
has addressed a note to all neutrals
follolng the same general terms of
the German not sent yesterday.
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE
Bad Hood is responsible for more
nilir.onts than anything else. It
en uses catarrh, dvspepsia, rheuma-li-m,
weak, tired, languid feelings
ami worse troubles.
Hood's Sarsnparilla has been
wonderfully successful in purifying
and enriching the blood, removing
scrofula and other humors, and
building up the whole system. Take
it-ive it to all the family so as to
avoid illness. Get it today.
Your Bath Room Warm and
Comfy With One of Our
Hfeafere
Elate;
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WALTER ADAMS
Agent,
PENDLETON, OREGON
A., Portland, Oregon.
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BUILDING SHE SET BACK
PORTLAND. Jan. 13.- After a
committee representing the strik
ers, and J. R. Bowles, president
of the NorthweM Steel Company.
had come to a tenta'P agree
ment on wages and work'ng con
f It oils, the question of "closed
slip' came up yesy-rlt and
P'orpeeta for an Immediate s-.t.
tloitient of the strike reolw J a
f i-lhark.
fc? fp.r during the various con
ference the question of open or
.!od i-hop had not Onu-' int.-1
n'K'itl.'if. r.s. Now the va'.oii
ertifta on strike want the p i npan
to ri ciiB-: the closed ih prin
ciflo 'lit feature placed ri t.. ,v
nil ri the situation, and l.-iU 'n
the r 'tenon a conference I o
tween the strikers' comm'ttee and
Northwest Steel ' Company offi
claln was called to discuss this
question. The conference was
still in session at 9 o'clock
OoiinUT ToMitn- Made.
Barlier In the liav representa
tives of the Metal Trade Count' I
met with the strike committee of
the Northwest Rteel Company. At
this conference counter proposal
to the proposition made a few
days ago by Mr. Bowles rerard
lng the wage scale were submit
ted. The mattor Immediately
was taken up with other officials
of the company. Meanwhile a
mas meeting of the striking me
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DOROTHY GIShL IN TRIANGLE-FINE ARTS PLAY, "CHILDREN OF
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Entrench sese
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AGAINST AN ATTACK OF
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
BILIOUSNESS
COLDS, GRIPPE
OR MALARIA
WITH THE TIMELY AID OF
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wath away all the stomach, liver
and bowel poisons before
breakfast
To feel your best day in and day
out; to feel clean Inside; no sour bib
to coat your tongfie and sicken your
breath or dull your head; no const i.
patlon, bilious attacks, sick headache,
colds, rheumatism or gamy, acid
stomach, you must bathe on the in
side like you bathe on the ouuildo.
This Is vastly more Important, because
the k:n pores do not absorb Impuri
ties Into the blood, while the bowel
pores do, says a well known physician.
Tokeep these poisons and toxins
well flushed from the stomach, liver
kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day, a glass of ho:
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate In It. This will cleanse,
purify and freshen the entire alimen
tary tract, before putting more food
Into the stomach.
Get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. It
Is Inexpensive and nlmost tasteless,
except a sourish twinge which Is not
unpleasant Drink phosphated hot
water every morning to rid your sys.
tern of these vile poisons and toxins;
also to prevent helr formation.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt tiefore your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an nc.
cumulation of body poisons, begin this
treatment and above nil, keep It up!
As soap and hot water act on the skin,
cleansing, sweetening and purlfylnR.
so I'mostone phosphite and hot water
before breakfast, net on the stomni'h,
liver, kidneys and bowels.
chanics was held at Arion Hall,
at which the men were told of
the proKrcxs of negotiations.
Information was received in
Portland yesterday that the boy
cott in Seattle on materials fur
nished by the Willamette Iron &
fcteel Works and the Northwest
Hteel Company to various ship
yards there had been lifted by the
Seattle Melal Trade Council. An
embargo hud been placed on the
materials supplied by the open
shop plans to the closed shop
concerns there. The action of the
Seattle unions was rescinded
when it was learned that the Wil
lamette plant was selling its ma
terials f, o, b. Portland, and that
the boycott cotild Injure only the
closed shop plants at Seattle
Material Stocks Ik-pK-lcd.
fine of the features of the sit
uation with steel plants not only
In Portland, but also in Seattle
and San Francisco, i the rapid
depletion of materials. It Is said
that eastern manufacturers are
unable to keep up with the gen
eral demand for fcteel products
and. to make matters worse, the
car shortage situation continues
to affect steel shipments.
For these reasons work at the
various Pacific coast plants has
been hampered. As a result a
few of the plans are laying off
some of their men.
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FOOD SUPPLY IS
NOT KEEPING UP
WITHPOPULATION
WASHI.V.TON. Jan. 13,-Tho
nation s food supply ias ,,(
kepi oace with the growth in
Population, figures furnish. l to.
day by the department of ncri-
i culture .- how. The statist. c ;,v.
cr the liiMt 1$ years, dunnii
which the population ha? Kr.n
about 33 pt-r cent, and disclosed
wihat in food.'
const. luting about
5 per cent of the country's diet
then? has been a decline In per
capita production. . Officials 1 e
lieve that depite this showing
there is no danger of a food
shortaite. Secretary Houston in
a statement today said;
"With all the agencies no.v
available for Improving agricul
ture there is ground for optlm-l-in
as to the ability of the nn'ion
not only to supply itself with
food, but increasingly to meet
the needs of the world."
The output of meat and dairy
products, which furnish 3" per
cent of the food that gin's on the
American table, fell from 2f
pounds for each person In lS'tl
to L'lsl.S in lsl5. Cereals, which
supply 31 per cent, declined
from 43.9 bushels to 40.2. Fish
fell from 12. 5 pounds to il.it in
lflOS, with no figures for 1MV
Potatoes remained at about the
same ratio or production, h it
sweet potatoes Increased aboi:;
60 er cent per capita. Poultiy
products made sliKht gains.
Product '.on and consumption
of fruits and vegetables has in
creased rapidly within the lt
few years, and they constitute a
larger and more Important par!
of the permanent diet.
IMPKIt t'MvniKS NFXT
wok to prm.isiii.its
PASADKX A. Cal Jan. 13 Here
after we all may have to be more care
ful about carrying matches, for pa
ler clothint Is as sure to come as
tuxes, according to James Kuppen
belmer. clothing manufacturer.
He states that the search inanu
fnctuiers are making for a substi'
tote for rapidly soaring wool is lead
ing them to paper.
The paper supply U so short many
i'apira are auspondlnii and the price
has doubled. 1 he new move will add
to the publishers' woes.
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H708THY PROFESSOR
SITU UOKkKltS 1K MOItK HAItM
TO lll KCII T.. S.UMX
kKKi'KIUS. S.WS HI.MsUX.
(K. R. C.)
The niesage at the liaptist church
last night began with the statement
that ninety-five objection to religion
out of every hundred circle around
the unworthy professor. Such a fel
low doea more harm than any saloon
keeper can do.
The text was Matt. 18; 24: "If any
man would come after me let him de
ny himself and take up his cross and
fellow me."
If you follow me you must go whera
V go. if you follow Chr.st you must
go where he goes.
lie first went to Relhlehem. Thai
is where Clod first came to the limi
tations of the human. Bethlehem
fctanda for surrender of self, self-renunciation.
Christian, have you fol
lowed Christ In self-surrender for the
sake of others.
Next he went to Nazareth. That
place stands for service in uplifting
the lowly; the honoring of the com
monplace. He was a carpenter and
he made things for the peasants for
the glory of God. We have drawn a
sharp distinction between the sacred
and secular. We hold the Sabbath to
lie sacred but we ought to have sev
en days of the week sacred The
church Is a sacred place but we ought
to make our homes sacred to. Women
glorify (jod by good house-keeping.
There would be fewer divorces If
women made their own bread. The
dally routine of household duties can
be done for Christ's sake.
Next he went to Jordan. That
stands for the acceptance of the law
of righteousness, "Thus it becometh
us to fulfill all righteousness." The
man who professes the religion of
Christ and does not act righteously
should be converted over again. Joln
ed,to Christ one must act as He would
act for the establishment of right
eousness. Next he went to the Mount of
temptation. The devil said to Jesus,
"Make these stones bread." It U a
good act to make bread. If I had the
power I would make the stonea in
felgium. bread But God's work
must be done according to God's w'll
end he mut not act in accord with
any other will. Next he said cast
yourself down from the heights of th
temple and when they see you down
there unharmed they will believe you.
His answer was "God's wprk must be
done in God's way. So with the third.
The world must be won in God's wav.
God is seen everywhere, in the lily,
the sparrow and poor sinful man. In
every object here I see somethlna
ile.".r Lord, that points to thee. Here
in Pendleton the Christian represents
r:oit.
Tomorrow Dr. Wnson's subject
win he "Your Picture" and "The
Ouestinn God Can't Answer."
NEVER HAD A DOLL. SO
GIRL OF 12 TOOK IODINE
TRENTON, K. J., Jan. 13. She
never had a doll. She never had a
plaything. And so Ruth Smith, nt the
age of twelve, decided there was noth
ing in life and tried to put an end to
herself by drinking Iodine.
She wiil probably get well the kind
ly doctors and nurses in the McKin
ley hospital tell her; but she isn't a!
all fure that she wants to, if things
are going to go on as they have. A
life of nothing but drudgery, of none
of childhood's pleasures, holds in
paticular appeal to her. she says
The child is the diiuphter of Arthur
Smith, a nigh watchman. She wii
found unconscious In her home at
No 52 Assanpink street, with the
empty drug bottle beside her. Mrs
Hannah Long, a policewoman, rushed
her to the hospital Just In time to
save her. When she recovered sh
told what she had been through.
facoutwementA
Make known Tout
rfTT wants, or desires, j
II I ' aud by all means
keep "Mother's Friend" nearby, for in ;
It jrou can put complete confidence i
and reliability as' a means of assisting
nature in accomplishing its wonder
ful work of preparation. "Mothers
Friend" soothes the distressing pains
and gives relief from morning sick
ness, as well as makes an easier de
livery. Get a bottle at your drug
gist use externally aud note the
satisfaction received. A free book on
Motherhood will be sent all mothers.
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Ever since she could get about
alone there haa been a baby for her
to play with or care for. First there
was John, now ten; Cora, now eight,
and next Mary, Dorothy and George,
whose present ages are six years, four
yearn and ten months.
Ruth's mother died a few weeks
after the last baby was born, and all
the responsibility fell upon the shoul.
ders of the eldest child, she had had
enough already, for the mother hid
been a semi-invalid and the father
worked at night and slept days, so
he could help but little.
Because of the doctors' bills, and
the ever Increasing family there was
no money in the Smith home for toys
or dolls. Actually Ruth had never
possessed that dearest of girl posses
sions. All he knew of them was what
he had seen through shop windows.
She told the doctors and nurses and
policewoman that a bit of blight rib
bon, or a toy, would have made her
wild with delight.
Recently, because of lack of amuse
ment, she would put her title family
to bed early at nights and wander
about the streets, enviously looking at
the moving picture houses which she
could not enter, and the 'bright scenes
which she could not take part In.
This led to reprimands and final
Monday the Last Day
BUY NOW BEFORE THE RAISE.
CHEVROLET
New mod eh row here fcr immediate delivery at the
old prices.
The raise in price takes effect next Tuesday. Order
row and save money.
Chevrolet Roadster now $575 will raise to $620
Chevrolet Touring Car now $575, will raise to $635
Simpson Auto Co.
Old Postoffice Bldg., Main Street.
Telephone 408
sir 1
You Should Make Your
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For it is one of the most important duties
you will ever do and name this responsi
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Executor.
Come in and let us explain why we serve
in this capacity more acceptably than an
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ly growing desperate, she said, she
found the poison bottle and swal
lowed the contents.
Hit, liOVYKLL DIIF.AD8
"ATKOCIOrS KNtil.lSH"
CHICAGO. Jan. IS. Dr. A. Law.
rence Lowell, president of Harvari
university, who spoke at the dinner
of the League to Enforce Peace, re
fused to be Interviewed because he
dreaded the "atrocious English" of
interviewers.
It was said by a man close to Dr.
Lowell that he had suffered untold
aronles because light-minded report
ers, in their haste to file a column,
threw to the winds all the rules that
guide college professors In speech.
All that Dr. Lowell would aay to
day was: "I do not talk to Inter
viewers and this Is a rule which I
never break."
Coughing at Night
i3 a hardship for elderly
people as well as children.
Foley's Honey and Tar
stops it. Also prevents
croup. Tallman & Co.-
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