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VATCr iPACT. OTTO 0 WAN, mTOLSTQgT, OREOOw! TUESDAY, 'APRIL HO, 191?, vr; il i r f.1 irninr i wn minim" . ft 0T J'ublinh-d Daily and Boml-Wwltly t lMidltn, Or-rort. hjr ttif BAST OKIAJOTVIAN' PUttt.RmiNO Crt. Knt.-r.-d at th poslofffc At Pendle ton, Oregon, a accond-class .mall tattr. Telephone . 1 .! SAI.l". IN OTHKR CITIKS Imperial Motel Kewa Ktand. Portland liownfVn Kwi Co.. Portland, Oregon, s: OM FILE AT - Chicago Bureau. 0 Security BUIld- Inir. Waliin(rton, tniii tret, 8Ul!SCKirTION HATES . I. BO . 1.S5 . .60 . 7. tO . J.T5 Dally, one year, by mall u. Daily, aix month by mail Daily, three months by tnall Daily, one month by mail.r. Daily, one yar by carrf -Dally, six months, by carrier. Daily, three months by carrier.-. 1.9S Dally, one month, by carrler..... . ,CS SAinl.WMlilv. nnm V r h, mail - l.Sfl p. "., Bureatl SOI 'SVrar- eml-Weekly, aix months, by mall .75 N, W. j Semi-Week V, four months by mail .so THE MESSAGE OF Ol'R FliAG Wav on, O Fla. 'tis not so much, For what thou are wo honor thee; But in thy flutter, in thy touch, Ti this lies bid: Democracy. Watva on, O Flag! A ribbon? Tea, And more, for thou dost aym- boli re: What men should practice ev'ry day, , Merer the mercy of the skies. Wave on, O Flag! Above my door. ..We see thy folds make bows and nods Tis justice thou would'st shore to shore, Dole out the Justice that Is . God's. Rev. James Deans 66 MORE SHIPS HROUGH negotiations THEIR BAPTISM OF FIRE sf UR boys have received it, over there in France, and , bravely have they ac- cepted the test of their loyalty to the great ideas of which they are our representatives. , The story of what was done by them in their resistance to the desperate attempt, of the Huns to break ..through that point in the allied lines at which the Americans were on guard has yet to be told in its details; it is enough for ..the moment to know that they suc- cessfuly drove back the enemy and broke down an offensive movement which, if it had been successful, would have had ser ious consequences. It is good news to us here, but no unexpected. It is an ex ample of the American spirit under the stress of a critical situation. This we can under stand and admire. Our boys are making good, just as we had confidence they would do when it came up to them to do it. It was a hand-to-hand fight, says the story, and the Americans fought every - inch of the way. They "were steady at all times." This is only an incident of the greater struggle; but it is one in which we can take pride and fortify our confidence in the future. -Boston Post. If, as Marchall Spell -says, airplane work is no more dan gerous tnan riding behind a M r. fsnil'man, Al lh-Spain and HmI- dSne Dockson !tavq. ordered iimcliince, Walter liowman, vt (he firm of and liownmn, was out today with his camenii ihotograihiniir the Interior' of every business house on Court Btroet Grant Johnson arrived this mornthH from 1'ortWiul to assist W. J. Ftirnisil Ihjs waxon In grading; wool. - An 'effort is being made to propa gate Chinese pheasants In this section for the benefit of the gunning frater nity. r A vug was run in by the officers last evening and on being asked what he was doing in town he said he was broke, but had eaten a meal and drunk a glass of beer. "How did. you get them?" was acked. ... "I prayed for them and they wore given me," b.4 replied. It formed an example of the effici ency of prayer which quite astonished the court. t - ... . REALTY TRANSFERS Vii I - j . a i . r"2i JaPaneseTT ?fov: fast auto driver it is easy to see SUtessTecurede useflo XjJ shins rlnn'rio- iho i n-auo ... porting American troops and supplies to Europe. Their use 13 given in return for a stipu lated supply of steel which Ja pan will use for tlje construc tion oi more ships. The Japanese ships will be a valuable addition to the allied fleet at a time when every ves sel counts. The diplomatic ne gotiations whereby these ships were obtained is worthy of praise. However, the press re ports carry no words of com mendation from anti-adminis-trarran senators and congress men. These men seem to spe cialize in criticism and obstruc tion rather than in cordial and The flyer is also exempt from trench rats and some other inconveniences. The 104th regiment," decor ated by the French for bravery in battle is largely from Massa chusetts; the old Bay State has reason to be proud of her sons. Deeds.' . . Charles Smith et in to J. W. ita- loney, $1. 3-4 interest 6 IS 1-4 SB 1-4 section S3, township 3 north, range 14. Annie Smith to C F. Smith :1. Lots 1. . I, 4. 5. . 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, block a, all In Block 4 NK 1-4 JiE 1-4, section 24, township 4 north, range S4- Jamea H. Price et al to Lula Smith $50. Lot 2, block 4. Alexander B. Montgomery et to Guy E. Smith,. Helix, 75. Lot ,1 Block 4 Helix. T. D. . Taylor to Peter Norguist. 4.. W 1-g NB 1-4 NW 1-4, sec tion 33, township 5 north, range 29. . T. D. Taylor to Peter Norguist. $8240- Mf 1-4 NE 1-4 NW 1-4, sec tion 33, township 5 north, range 29. Pendleton Wool Scouring and Packing Co.. to H. W. Collins, $5000 Lots 8. 9. 10 and 11,, lot 11, block 69. Laura Knox to O. a. Ellis $2500. Lot 10. block 7. Salings addition Wes ton Land Irrigation Co.i to Carl Norbert Schleck $1. W 1-3 SW 1-4 SE 1-4 Section S, township 4 north, range 28- Ed Morgan et ux to Blanck Swart son $400. Mete and bound SE1-4" SB 1-4 Section 1, township 2 north, range 22. Most Old People Are Constipated aHf?w Dn Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a combination ok simple laxa--tive herbs with pepsin, gentle in action, and especially adapted as a remedy for elderly people, women and children. It is the standard family remedy in count less homes. Sqld by druggists every where for 50 cts. and $1.00 two sizes; A trial bottle can be obtained, free of charge, by Writing to Dt.'W; B. Caldwell, nVW 457 Washulgtoh St, Monticello, Illinois, ' " BODY IS FOUND ON I1KAC1I. Crew of Unnamed llshlng Boat Is Believed Drown. SOUTH BENDi Wash., April 25. Wreckage of a purse aeIn-5 fishing boat and the bod7 of an unidentified man were washed ashore at a point about five miles north of oystervllle Friday. Fears are entertained- that the entire crew may have met death In the high sea swells that were said by the coast guard crew to have ibeen rolling that day. ' Coroner Robert S. Henderson wa summoned by Deputy ' Coroner Dr. Lee W. Paul, of liwaeo, to come to the wreckage today. The boat is be lieved to be a Seattle boat. From a cursory examination of the body of the dead man It is believed by the coroner that he hung to the wreckage and was killed before drowning. - roISONET BRIDE IMVItOVKS. 12 28 YEARS AGO (From the Oally East Oregonian, April 30. 1890.) T. C. Taylor, of the firm of Taylor Jones and Co.. has sent a telegraph order for seven bicycles. The machines come hich. $130 each on the instalt- .-hnlo ho.w4 .,,nrf r -i, "" emnusmaw mn " ""fP'K" " have them. W. U Kidder, F. F. Wat- government. fie, J. T. Lambirth, Buchee Livermore, UMVKRSITY OIHLS MAY OPEKATE CANTEEN Plans Are Bolus; isciisscd for War Work of Co-Eds With. Oregon Trooiw. EUGENE, Ore., April 25 Twelve University girls may go to France this summer to run a canteen for the soldiers- At a meeting this week the project to establish a nurses' hut waa abandoned, following the information from Colonel John Leader that nurses huts are not neetled so mucu as are canteens, where the soldiers can get supplies not taaued to them In their allowances. Colonel Leader sent a telegram to England to Inquire into the feasibil ity of the scheme, aod, if possible, 12 girls, preferably seniors, may be Be lected to go to France to run the can teen. Colonel Leader will . not hear about the plan for three .weeks at least. PARIS NOW TO HATR t'IIEltGKOl.SI THEATERS STORE YOUR CROP ON YOUR OWN FARM, BUILD A Hunlngton Farm Elevator Plans, Specifications and full information at our ' office B. L Biiiroiiolis, Inc. Pendleton, Ore. ! , i PARI" April 34. Air raid condi tions have led to the founding of un derground theaters In Pari Two such places will soon be opened. One of them, called the "Abrl" Shelter), Is located under a six-story building whllch Bos been officially classed as safe retreat from bombardment. The uther will open on the prem ises of the, former cabaret called "Cavesu de la Revolution," near the Palais Royal. . The Palais Royal the ater will transfer Its. performances tb this new location. Walla Walla Police t'ualilrt to Find Assailant of Mrs- Tayhir. WALLA WALLA, Wash., April 26 Mrs. Brooks A. Taylor, jpho sayi she was attacked In her home earl yesterday morning, and who was Ir a serious condition in a hospital yes terday, supposedly as the result of poison which she says she was com pelled to swallow, is reported improv ed today. It is believed that she 1' out of danger. Xo new light has been thrown on the mysterious affair. Some of th officers now say that she probaM; lmagyied that she had been forced to take poison and was suffering from ntrvous shock Instead of some drug. Mrs- Taylor-Is a bride of three weeks and her husband last weelc wat narked defendant In a $16,000 breach of promise suit filed by Blanch Hone gan. ' would be filed this morning.' till client's still" involves, he Bays.' about $4fi,000. Tho suit concerns the estate Of Charles F. Piokard and allegation, are mado by the prosecution of such a naure that tho evidence introduceo in court would naturally be of "a" dra matic nnturtf. Mr. Peterson, said: ''We expect to urge- the trial of the case at once and It will, likely, lie in superior court here-Monday or Tues day of next week. COItX ELI WEBB CASK BE JIKMU) NK.T WEEK .' WALLA WALLA, April 25. The case of Olive and C. W. Cornellut against John and Anna Webb, filed recently In the superior court will be heard next week. Attorneys for plain tiff Will M. Peterson of Pendleton and O. R. Richards of Portland were here yesterday examining possible witness es and arranging details for a lega' battle. Attorney Peterson eald last night that an amended complaint OUR DEFENSE In the spring we may be attacked at ny moment. Toxio poisons pile Up within us after a hard winter, and we feci "run-down," tired out, blue and dis couraged. This is the time to put our bouse In order cleanse the system and pnt frAh blood into ouaartcrics. Yon can obtain an alterative extract from Blood root, Golden Seal, Stona' and Queen's root, Cherry bark, rolled into a sugar -coated tablet and sold by most druggists, in sixty cent vials, as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, rhis blood tonic, in tablet or Kqnid form, la just what you need for Spring Fevor," for that lack of ambition, ? It will ell you full of Jim, vigor and yitality. 'Chilliness, when other people feel warm aDOD'U, Is a sign of biliousness, or ol maianai poison so is a, furred or coated tongue, loss of appetite, head aches or giddiness, and a dull, drowsy, debilitated feeling. It's your liver that's at fault. Yru want to stimulate It and Invismratn It with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. With every trouble of the kind, these tiny little things act like a miracle. You can break up sudden attacks of Colds, Fever, and Inflammations, with them. They'M give you permanent bene fit for Indigestion. Constipation, Hour Mnmarn, dick neitaacne, ana jmziness, riicv are small and oloassnt to take, and No mo-it thoroughly vntttrrtl remedy. Cw2iity-ive cent it most drug stores. AN-VVPOLlf OKAOrATF. v ENIJOTS lH TIIH ARMY CAMP LEWIS, Taconia. Wash., April 24. Olvlng up a high-salaried position In Portland, Ore., and refus ing a commission In the navy, Raleigh Hughes, a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, came to Cum Lewis yesterday to enlist as a private in the 14 8th Field Arlllery because he was surer of seeing action In ths artillery than he would be In the na vy, he said. . . , . Be sure you are right, but not too sure that every one else Is wrong. 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