East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 11, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Section Two, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    -TITNS PACKS
AlilSIi 112FLUH1ZA THE WAY
' TO TREAT IT AND TO AVOID IT
u I
Simply the
Old-Fashioned
Grip Masquerading: Under
h-- : a New Name. , ,
1
Bnnniflh lnfluv whlrh Showed
In ffnahvln May, has all the a mu-
nee of "grip or la grippe, which h
-ift ver the world . In iumwou
epidemic s fur hack aw history rim;.
Mippoerale-rofers to an epidemic in
413 B. C. -which is rewarded by many
to have- Wen influemea". Every ceb
tury has had -It attack.- Beginning
with 131, this country has had five
jrpidemhw. the last in 18S-9J. ;tate the lining of the Air pastures
There is no occasion fi.r panic in--render them much twtter breeding
fluenra.. or grin ha a very low per- ' iUac.es for the gcrma. fse Vick'a
renj4Ke of r-jtalitio nt over one ; VapoKuh at the very first sign of a
drmh'mtt of ere four hundred Cftes, cold. Fir a head cold, melt a little
necordinft to The X." "C. Hoard of vapoRnb in a spoon and inhale the
Health. The ehVf danger lies in vapor, or better still, use Yapollub in
enmpliratioivs ari:Unir, attacking prin- a bensoin ateam kettle. If this is not
eiitally ratiems in a run-down eondi- available, use nnrdinory rta-keitle.
t Ion-tTiOie who don't iro to bed jnooh'ill half-full of boiling water, pnt in
enough, or tho;e who set up too early, .half a teaspMn of VapoKub from
xilF Till" ITlwrXT 1 itime to time keep the kettle just
!Flovrly boilinff and inhale the steam
Go to Wd at. the fii-st "symptoms, jirtsin. . 0
not only for your vwn sake iu'it to t?rF Viok's VapoKub is the dis
avnid spread in the disease t others o,verv of a North Carolina druKpist,
take a purwattv. euf plenty of who found how. to combine, in salve
nonrifthinr food, remain perfectly form, Menthol and Camphor with
Miuiet and4on t worry. Nature her- such volatile oils of Kucalyptus,
self Is The' only "cure" for influenza .Thyme, Cubebs, etc., so that when the
and will throw off the attack if only salve is applied to the body heat,:
von conserve your Virensfh. A little these ingredients are liberated in the;
Quininai Aspirin of .-VHtvec's Powder form of vapors. Vapo-Kub can be j
. may n be . piven by, .4 be phy sician's di- had in three sizes at all flruKtfists. j
rections to allay the achinfr Always t While fomimratively new m certain
call a phsician. since the chief dan- pnrvs of the North, it Is the standard
g-er af grip is in its weakening effect borne remedy in the ' South and West
on the system, which allows compli- for all forms of cold troubles over
cations to develop. These are chiefiy sjx million jars were wold last year,
pneumonia and bronchitis, sometimes. VapoHub is particularly reommend
inflammatton of the middle ear, or ed for children's croup or colds, its it
heart affections. Kor thse reasons, is externally applied and can, there
it Is very Importa-nt that the patient fore, be used freely and often with
remain in hed until his strength re-'out the slightest harmful effect.
Bank" Thief Sends Ttaofc Papers. 1 broke into the .limelight again yes
POrtTLAND. Dec. 1. The rob. . ter(iKvwhen H. H. Xewhallpresidenl
ber- of tHe East Side flank of Port-' of the- bank, announced that Havia
land by Arihur C Xhivis, a 20-yeai- had returned all the non-negotiable
old bank dork, about November 1,
Jtctiing Pimples
For Three Years
Very Large and Wcie All Over
Face J Box Ctiticura Oint
ment and 2 Cakes Soap Heikd.
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Nothing: -Purer, Sweeter, Fbt
All Skin Troubles Than
Cuticura
I was troubled with pitpples for
three year. They would start 8 mail,
and then they would get very large and
were all over my face. They got hard
, and festered and broke, causing more
to come, and they itched till) I had to
cratch them.
VThen iheard of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, so I sent for a free sample.
It was so good I bought more, and 1
only oscd one box of -Cuticura Oint
ment and two cakes of Cuticura Soap
wheoj. was healed.' Signed jMiss Aha
' Trumpower, Mist, Calif., Aug. 8, 1917.
When used for every -day toilet pur
poses Cuticura Soap not only cleanses,
purines and beautifies, but it prevents
many little skin troubles if assisted by
ocaaskmal ase of Cuticura Ointment to
8ootbend heal the first signs of skin
troubles. Absolutely nothing better.
Baaa.pl ttmmh .?re by Mtl. Aridrews po--cx,tL
"Xttwtira. Ip& it. Boto.' Sld
4wnn'hti;. ,5jap Zjc. OapaQcnt 25 and 50c
VIial's Wrang Vilii Your Ford?
START IL4RD? WEAK MAGNETS? DDI
LIGHTS? NO' PEP?
All you need is THE LECTRO. In the space
of a few minutes nd without taking down your
motor or -magneto, THE LECTRO will positively
tone up your motor and magneto. It will immedi
ately brighten your lights and put new pep in your
engine. It develops in jrour car a more powerful
and even flow of current from the magneto and
creates a stronger spark, which means gas econo
my and an easy starting motor that can be throt
tled down to a minimum. Inexpensive and the re
sults are lasting.
Lectro is sold exclusively by
Simpson Auto Co.
Water & Johnson Sis.
THE WONDER
J-BtlRNERv
The Wonder Coal Oil Gas Burner is being
.demonstrated a the Bowman Hotel Building.
' A wM)d and coal saver. Any one interested
should come and sec, apd especially the ladies.
Can be installed in any range ' cook stove or
heater.
D Al
,nlm -iay , in bedjt i-fisf fa -4's
t ..fisi
fver h;i
6 a' of
or If you are over IjUrof not strong.
;st.y in bed four days or mure , e
; cording to the severity of the at tuck:
HOW TO AVOID TIIK D1SKASK
.Kvldence seems to prove that this
is a germ disease, spreads principally
huwn otet. Chiefly through
r
sinttin. So
avoid pontons having colds which
means avoiding anwrfs -common
driniiOK cups, roller towels, etc. Keep
up your rsxlily strength by plenty of
exercise In the open air, and good
.food, j i
KKt!I FKKK FISOM tXHM
A bore avoid colds, as colds Irrl-
papers h had taken when he stole j
ITS.500 in liberty bonds and cash.
I The suit cane was shipped by ex
i press from Salt Iake City, tTtah, af
Jitrding the police the first clew to tha
i whereabouts of yount Davis since he
f male his escape after looting the
j bank ffl broad daylight.
Mr. "Newell received a letter from
' Davis abiuit 1 days affo tellingof ti
; (flerk's intention to send back all the
papers which were of no value to
hrm.
Calls Meeting of .
Cabirtet by Wireless
vAsirr"r;Tov, do. 10
Itfsitlent fl4n called a meet
ing of the cabinet for this after
noon by -wlrciOM at lib request.
Vie Proildent Murvliall wiU re
ido at tlw. ttmferoiKH? lK'twcen
the' lK"acl4 of ' the executive
IsraiK'hea of the jroveriioicnt.
BADGE OF PEACE
GIFT TO WILSON
GRAND FORKS, X. !.. Dec. 7.
A special cable despatch to the Nor
Imanded in this city from Christianva
. indicates that the Xoble peace prize
j for 1918 may be awarded to President
Wilson, who according to the de
jtfatch. probably will be :'invited to
i visit the Norwegian capital in brdr
! to axept personally the prize,
f The Danish and Swedish govern -i
nitjnts are also' said to considering ex
'tndiiiir an invitation to the President .
Phone 40S
fiY.,E AST? '' 6lltEG 6 NI AN , rENDLETON OREGONVE
r.vllUSii I tulUiiL hLsiu
b'a the "ctt ft Theaters
Have to Tell Yoa. : 1
ALT A tohat.
lu Tlic Kuiscr s Slunlow1 orotby
Hal too jikm Stroiut Holo JK'Hn
With ijtt'S'G and Wrwan SHe.
lVrothy 111 on, tho beautiful and
nffotooltltbed vniinij Thomas H. Ince
1 sUu-. will appear in
mystery piayg
"The Kaiser's
Shadow." at ho Altai
today. It is a production that, be
ctMise of its timeliness ami the gemi
luely thrilling -plot, is certain to ap
peal to ( every variety nr audience..
11a It on In the role of a
I eneh aervlce operative has a
as hr htstrlonlc qimlities. to a marked
dfwrce. !h? 1h ably wppurted b
Thurston Hull Kilward Cecil, Leoio.
Lorraine, Otto Hoffman and Charles
Kleuch.
The story was originally written tor
tn Ail StH-)c Weekly by Octavus Kay
Cohen tnd J. V. Olesy as a serial m.
ter the name of ."The Triple Crosa."
As a screen offering, directed by R. .
William Neil undep ilr. low's super
vision, it (tains weiBht nd interest,
depicting the manner in which the
plans for a secret ray 'rifle" are stol-j
en, hidden and finally recovered, aft- 1
er many remarHame ana exciting aai
ventures. - , .
It wonld be unfair to those who
have not seen the picture to expose
the final solution of the piizile. The
; story has all the elements of a first.
I class mystery trap doors, secret pan
jels, and the .like.,.. The.Uenouement is
i effective ami, surprising. The mnchl
i nations of .'Herman plotters arc ex
i posed cleverely and the picture can
' be honewtly recommended as a. nost
f pleasurable ejitertainment, -
Itjr l'astimo Today.
Today ait the Pastime will he shown
a continuation of the two popular sc -
rials. I'earr White In another chapter
of the Hooded Terror and The House
if Hate. a. hisrhlr sensational nnd mel-
ndramiitin nlnv and . tha renowned
cowboy actor, Kddie Poll, in an cpi-
sode of the BnlLs K.ve. a dare-dei'l
drama of the West. ln addition also;
will he shown "ord Sterling, the man
who put the com in comedy' , In a reck
less tdile-splitting mirthrnmker, en
titled The Dae Devil Cop.
Al.TA TODAY. r .
AVlien I'ink Tnrns tn Hed Watch Out
Tlmt IlapiK-ned in l'lacjr Comedy
'Tell Tliat to tlx Marines."
1 When a pacifist wlro .ordinarily sees
Pink is kicked hard enough to see
red. watch out! That Is why Eliot
Brainard espoused the- cause f nisi"""- ' K"-iiy .
w.untry against the Huns in eren
Tha to the Marines.'- the new Para -
mount-Flag comedy which will be
shown at the Alta theater today."
Rvainard protested against the war
spirit fh. the mlliUtnt youth of Am
erica and gotithto serious trouble.
Nan Wolcott .his fiancee, breaks their
enBagement. because her sweetheart!
U no he-man. and he eoes to the
country-- to escape the war maniacs.
He finds this former fiancee in tha
hands of a Huff spy, whom she ia
tracing, and the spectacle rousea all
his manhood to the degree that he
slays the Hun and joins the ,lCtar!nes.
Allthe pink In his moral vision had
deepened into red and what he did
to the Huns later on may be irnag-
ined-
Olin HnwUrnd has the chief role , .
In tho new comedy while BeatricoUmatliia VOMlty
Tremaine plays .opposite to him. The
comedy haa an intensely Interesting
striry and it is ct picture that, will not
only be good entertainment, but It
baa big propaganda value. The ac
tion is speedy and the general, sup
port all that could be demanded. .
I nloB 1iuct I Phmned.
ITOor River. Or.. Dec. in. With-
out a dissenting vote representatives I
from all of the eight Protestant j
churches of the city, meeting yester
day afternoon at the Commercial
Club, voted to proceed with plans for
establishing a comimmlty union
church here, "
; IMtOPOSFS nlSASTItl ItfXVlXA
' WASiHXfiTO.V 1W. 10. A bill
' IMiipoHfliftg. ilractlc rcmilatkHl' . of
y,c 1
i meat packing industry was . Intro
duced In the honso mdny by Cliair
: man Wow of the interstate commerce
i committee. It einliraces a Hun for
SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT FJ! EAT
I'M KII THE KIIXCTS AT
ON'CE .
WIIKX HACK IH'KTM Oil
l(I.AIlHt juyriiKKs.
"o man or wliman who'ents meat
regularly can make a mistake by
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms' uric acid which clogs the kid-1
id-
or
nd
.
my pores so they sluggishly filter
strain only part of the waste
peisons from the blood, then you
gerj
sick. Nearly all 'rheumatism, head
aches, liver ' trouble, sleeplessness,
bladder disorders come from slug
gTfch kidneys. ' ,
The moment yon feel a dull ach
1 In th klrtnej'S or your back hurts, or
If the urine Is cloudy, offensive, full
of sediment, irregular of passage or
; attended by a sensation of scalding.
Ket nhiiut four ounces of .lad Kalis
Irom any reliable pharmacy and take
n tublospoonfnl In a glass of water
.before breakfast for a few days and
your, kidneys will then act fine. This
famous sails Is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined , Interest in the firm tthout two montasl
with lithia and has been used for sko to Sturgls Slorle, brought his I
generations to flush clogged kidneys first ninihlne to l't'ndleton In 1 SUC. It I
and stimulnte them to activity, also j was a Molt harvester, lie wild a ma-I
to neutralize the acids in urine so Itjchlne tike II to c. H-, Itosenberg. a
it(i longer causes Irritation, thus end-1 pioneer rancher of the county, but
log Madder disorders. jthis machine was not run until the :
Jad .walts is Inexpensive and can- season following. j
not Injure; makes a delightful effer-1 Mr', r'inith operated his first-ma-!
veseent lithia-water drink which all chine on the rcserv.itlon tiie season
r-gti!ar meat raters snould take now i of iss and later on his land lu the
and .then to keep the kVlneys clean, iooiiier country
and tho blood pure, thereby avoiding j '-Hi a recw of the changes in the
ibulvu kidnvy Culupikiillon. I machinery " used by the farmers ofi
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i Dr. Edward 6?Tablets Get
; at the Canscyul Remove It
I .Dr.- Edwarfia' "dive TaWets. tha suhsH-
tiitc fug calomel, art rently on tho bowels
and positively do the vorUi ' ''
PeopSe oltiicted with b.vt Tjrearh find
jiiick 'Yrlk-f . through Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets. " Tfco ptensant, sugar
coSwci t.ibieta ere tnlien for bad breaiJr
ttf nil v.-ho know them. '
'Dr. Edwards' Olive TTofclefs rt gentry
irat firmly on the bowels nnd liver.
ktimnlatinr?
them to natural action.
clearing tho biooa ana trenuy puntying
th9 entire systcni'. Kicy co Trias Tvnk.n
Bangcrou calomel cfocs ' without any
Of the bsa otterHrtru.. 7 s.-
ftH bc benerttscf ftast Hdkenlftft 3
frripinij cathartics' orc-tlcrived from-J)r. 1 13
Edwards' Olive Tafctcs! t.ithout BripS. ' -pain
ci any dbanrccsbt? effects. S3
lr. .11. Edwards tliocovcred Hie h
fonr-uta cflc? seventcej years of jsrnc- j
ties cona padcjiti evicted wiih ,
0'.vfl -rjsd liwrr camplaint, v.itU Jiio i
Mtenctent bed bivatlt I
Dr. ii'fcrclo' Olive Tableft Em purely!
a vegstabla co'.tisxund injKCd with chve
tl; you will Unor tlicm by their olive I
rolor. Take onq or two every night for I
a week and note the effect. Oc and 25c
iw ho. All ''ji'iisf-. ' '" " ' ' - ' ' - i
YOU CAfi'F FIND ANY
i DAilFFlDllll 1
V."SfOPS.-Ce 0UT:IJ
i
iVK YOI It TVIK! MAKE
IT
TIIH'lv. W.WV. ilXSSY AX1) .
llKAtTIITlj AT (INCH.
Try ss y'MnWill. afjer an applicn-.
tion of ljiinderlne. ycii can not find a .
single trace of dandruff r.-oi" "'fBllinnj
hair aniTV0ur scalp will hot Itch, but i
!Wtmt win please you most win ne an-
jer a few weeksN.iise. when you see
j new hair, fine and downy at first
lyes ut really hew nair growing
all over tho scalp.
j A little Danderine Immediately don.
; bles the beauty of your hair. No dif
ference h'ijv dun,- raueo.orune uuu
scrnKgy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderlne , and ' carefully 1 draw it
through, your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. ' The effect is im
mediate and amazlnB yonr hnir wti.
be light "fluffy apd wavy, and have
an apiciir:tncje'of bundance; an in
comparable hwtre, softness and lux
uriance, the beauty and shimmer of
true hair .'health.. '
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderlne from any drug store or
j toilet oonnter, and prove that your
V" "'""" V, . . .
i'hV careless treatment. A small trial
bottle wlH double the beauty of your
ha!r."
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! federal control of refrlKrratloii cars,
; refrlirera Unsr DlanU and other farUl
ties recently mieuwtett by the federal
j. trade itnifiiifsyhni,
it
SPIRIT OF PROGRESS
CREATES H
.IE
Farmers
Take Big: Stride in
Machinery.
Vmatilla county ' Is recognized as
one of the,1ca(IIngagrrlllture coun
ties of tVie west, and naturally t"nei
must lie a. reason for this, in com-
unrina Jhrming methods - of louaj
with those when the homesteader
first begun plowing the bunch grass
hills which are now covered by high
ly cultivated wheat frelds the discov
ery is made that co-incident Vith tha
growth of the farming . Industry has
been the Improvement of farming
machinery of all kinds. (
The first plowng was with walking-
plows and teams. These were
followed hy the gang plows to which
were hitched four and six horses.
Today everywhere on tm largo wneai
ranchea are to be seen huge tractors
riilllng plows th.it tirrn over as many
as 12 furrows at a time.
The same change and advance is to
be noticed In harvesting machinery.
First the common practice is to toe
noticed in harvesting, machlneo.
First the common practice was to
thresh with the small hprse power
machine. Following this' came the
steam thresher with a crew of 20
men. Then came the combine har
vester which reouired hut three or
four to operata, heading and
threshing at the, same time. At first
many farmers looked upon these ma
chines In doul.t. but " time proved
them a success, until now this Is the
wognized standard harvesting ma
chinery.. The early machines were
drawn bv horses ns &-&.,!"
ocms . -
is being replaced in this work also.
j Is being replaced
j Many -combines a
Lmterplllnr tractors
rrhinl. Un ". r !
puiieu u.v mi
the machine fro,.
which the "war tank" has been de-
vt-ioned.
i.. r L.n.t.l. . k. fa nWi. TtrnhnlltV
had more to do in bringing abouf
this advance in the use of harvesting
machinery than any other one Indi
vidual. It was he who brought to
the- country the first combine hnr
"'Ntcr that may be said ' to have hrten
a complete success.. Other machines
of this type were tried before, but tn
j each sony defect was roiiinfe hut
caused them to be laid aside after a
'trial.
Mr. Smith, who was the head -Of
I K. I Stnllh ft Co., until selling his
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Her Heart Jumped at the Siffht of the Silent, Grim Old Sentinel but Her Mis
sion was fo$ FRANCE, LIBERTY and DEMOCRACY, and come what would
.. ' ( it must be fulfilled!
REMEMBER ABIG INCE SPECIAL V
' f IN ADDITION JAMES MONTCfOMERY FLAGG'S COMEDY
.TELL.THAT Td THE MARINES
l Olin Howland and Beatrice Tremaine. Arollicking,
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the coanty it can be wen that not only
s Umatilla county a leading farming
country because it has a large area
of splendid farm land, but because Its
Carme.rs are progressive an dhnvo
always been quick to nee the advan
tage of having the best nnd most Im
proved farm machinery, 4 Many times
they have , shown thlH spirit of pro- ,
gress to the point of scrapping hun- ,
dreds and tlatusfinds of machinery
when convinced the new .machine
was something better, and would
mean ft saving in the long run,
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THEN MAN -WHO SUSPF.CTS
that he bai kMney trouble and neg
lects to Mb iflurca vromtHY? tvr h relief is
takioK a djnferouily unwise risk, if he kidneyt
re not jKopeHjr performiotf their Unction vi
purifyinc the blood ttream, wae protlucra oetl
poiMMiou aciii ronuia in die syaacm arid csuK
neryouMieaa,TheuBii paina, b-t-Tache, Umfiuid
neat, tore tnvcica, awolleoiuints, tiidiiets, putf
inM under eyeaandoUier weakening symptom.
JMeygdnevEillS
and rmft&ttcr th Taralthw and norma.
aconf Sidneys and bttckler, brinintf eien:
bloodi fmid rirtyes. tJ-ur head. od dicatioa
sctiTe brais aud alW'mund viaoroua bejlib.
M. W. Taring Calvert, Ala., writea: "My
a i totem n ktdoaf; troW. 1 tried three differea.
rentediea. but nonr $m mm aucb relief aa r olc
Kidfley PUia." .
TAMAfAX A CO.
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II Health I
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To Insure YduV Gofting One
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FORMERLY E. L. SMITH O CO. ;
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Arfenls for Holt Ttlanufacturin Co. ,
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.IN ADDITION ALTA SCREEN TELEGRAM.
-' How the Allies Won.
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PEARL WHITE
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The House of Kate"
Thrillinff Sensational. X f'r.Jt,,
EDDIE POLI bmtifa Ei"
' . Daring Dangerous '.. ,' ...
Keystone Comedy Ford Sterling in
THE DARE DEVIL fJOP. .'
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i nClFY'S KWONG HONG .LOW &
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