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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, ' ' FRIPAYrEftRUARY 21, 1010.
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EIGHT PAGES
Wm. K. W flood iile nd
flriHKtitpl'. Jane. returned lust
from a visit relatives In
lend.
liitlpKpr; Were My Son With Wings Trn. the tTnlvenlljr nfWaxhlhRtnn and the
niElit 1 vlded. Hahn. Miss South. two families rtiudo their home togeth-
rort- Selections from Marcel Xnflrtnts r while Ir. Bbydrn and the luteJ.leu-
'"Flylns Pollu." Sirs, l.lna Stunt's, j tenant Noble, who lava hU lit In
- ! Sketches from "The I'oets ut Mod-iFrnce, were stationed at Camp Lewis.
Mm M. C. Meti and Mrs. Pol naum ern France." Ludwlg Lewlsohn. Mr. '
left lam ntBht for the. east. Mm. Met Oeorsre Hxrtmnn, , . . '.......'
is olnK to Chlcano nnd Mrs. Haum Scotch War Son. "Angus MeOon. ' M,,n , heirlooms, handed down
l New York to visit relatives. '1d - .toeckel. Miss South. through two hundred years, and many
s "Mi,l." story by C.ifsy of the Latin "f ;hu'h a me to America from
r. returned iast night from , rter in War T.me. Mr. A. Un
Portland, where, he attended, with hchaeffer. , at tn, sllver tea for wnlch mem.
Mrs. Judd. the celebration n honor, "The. Marseillaise . Ml "th. fmatllla Chapter. Daugh-
of the return of the ragiment. of A oc,ul hor followed the pro-1 q( Amerlca Revoli;tio
Which the son. Henry Judd. is a gram and Mrs. K. K. R.ngo who is a hHstesses , the ., room . jf( tne
. ! i .i .i.- ..: : .1 K1 , l,0rar
tomorrow. The , nffaair is
Mm. ("harfe Korrtt was bcB yes-i where hrlllinnt yellow Jonquils were ... h -,.-,., hA..rt,o.i. ih. -
tcrday afternoon for a meeting of the . clustered. During the tea hour the noon hours Art(le one hundred
years old or older are to be displayed
Rfwenroh riuh. the. occasion being de- nostesses were also assisiea Dy ansa
voted to the celebration of Washing-; Uorothy Henderson,
ton's birthday anniversary. Koll call' -
was responded to with Quotations from ' Captain Fred Hulick has been dis
the great statesman and Mrs. Norris charged from the service and has re
gave a delightfully interesting account sunied his practice of dentistry in
of a visit to his home at Mt. Vernon. Portland. Dr. ttulicli was complet
Clara T. Lyle was responsible for an Ing post-graduate work in N'ew York
excellent paper on "Christmas Dinner City when he was called Into the ser
at Vallev Forge" In which an Inter- vice to do research work, for the Gov
esting comparison was drawn be- eminent at Washington, D. C. Hewas:niai costume; and members of
tween the winter of 177T-78, the last previously in business iu Portland forjehapter will assist In receiving
and paniers, pompadours and powder
ed ringlea will suggest the days of
George and Martha- Washington, the
tea being planned for February 22 in
honor of the Revolutionary comman
der. In the receiving line are to be
Mrs. Mary J. Lane, past regent of
I'matilla chapter, and Mrs. Stephen A.
Lowell, present regent, both in colo-
the
and
of the Revolutionary War, and the a number of years. He is a son-in- serving the guests, while a musical
winter Just past. The discussion law of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Slusher. program has been arranged for their
showed somewhat of a parallel in thej . (pleasure,
situations. Mrs. Lyle mentioning thej Those whose names-appeared yes. I
JWViiy til iww in limn. " -m. wii iiiv iimiui i Mil L 1110 ricui
the devotion of th women to plying i Cross work room are Mrs. H. McFar.
their knitting needles in the Revolu-. land. Mrs. A. H. Cor. Mrs. Walter
tionsry days.
Miss Mary Hopkins yesterday after
noon became the bride of Delbert Clif-
Flanting, Mrs. 1 Connerley. Mrs. T.
Miss Thelma Richardson was an hon- A. Bonney. Mrs. Ida Fowler, Mrs. L.
or guest of the club and the, members; .V". Spankllns, Mrs. C. K,
present, included Mrs. Theodore Rem- ; Mrs. T. Hampton, Mrs. Klmer
boldL Mrs. Henry Thompson. Mrs. Mrs. J. I, Gibson
Claroioa I'enland, Mrs. Roland Oliver.
j ford Ackerman, the ceremony being
; performed at the Christian church
with the Rev. H. M. Hubbell officiat
ing -vtiua iifrinln Rnwura n ml the
0n3,on,lRToom'S' brother. Kmil Ackerman, at
r leaver, tended tho coupe, The father of the
groom was also present.
Mm. 'J. T;" Richardson. Mrs. George Mrs w. u Thompson returnedthla
Mrs. Clarence
morning front Portland."
Kiuz. Mrs. Kva Wissl
Kdininda. Mrs. Frank, Baker, Mrs.!
James Hill. Mrs Raymond liatcn., rP. ana Mrs. F T Smith nnd lUtln
Mrs. .Ueri PaWU. Mrs. Howard Mo-1 daughter. Dorothy, arlved last night
i.ean. jurs. t. j.i.wen. .re. i.j le anu frm Xampa. Idaho, to visit
Mrs. xnrrui
Pen-
, dleton as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
' " D. IX Hobart-
The Thursday Afternoon Club held: ,
It regular meeting yesterday at thej Miss Marv prouKhton and Miss Er
homo of Mrs. E. T. Wade, when Mrs.,nesIine p,.abodv. of Davton, are ex
Wade. Mrs. T. M. Henderson, the pectcd to arrive this evening to nass
president of the club, and Mrs. W. D. i the week-end at the C. S. Jernrd
Mc.Vary. proved themselves charming. home. Miss Broughton is known to a i
hostesses to members and a few in-.numr,er of Pendleton folk, she having!
Tiled guests. visited here before as the guest of Miss
At the close or the business session Leura Jerard
an . exceedingly interesting program!
was rendered; Miss Esther South,
who was vocalist for the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tt. C i Rnhrman ex
tended the hospitality of their home to
for Wednesday evening. Seven ta
bles fif'dardsi wero In play, an evening
j A gust at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Guy I Hoyden is Mrs. Elmer Noble
and who was in excellent voice, was who arrived this morning "from Wal
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. lace, Idaho. Mrs. Noble will be rc
Frank R. r.oyden. i me 1:1 be red by a- number of Pendleton
The following program' w-as given: friends as Miss Doris Smith. She and
Group of Songs Hindo Chant. Iter- her hostess were fraternity sisters nt
of "'Whist' preceding a dainty supper.
High score trophies fell to Mrs. J.
Mumm and Mr. A. Zeuske. Mr. and
Mrs. Rohrman's guests included Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Koepnen, Mr. and Mrs.
J Mumm. Mr. nnd Mrs- E. num. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Zenske, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Pahl, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hudeman,
Mrs. Elier. Mrs. Suhl, Mr. and Mr.v
John Seibert. Mr. and Mrs. V. Stroble.
s I Mr. and Mrs. H. Eggers. Mr. and Mrs.
I V. M. Hord. Mr. and Mrs. C. Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews, Miss
! E.:zzie Peterson,- Mr. P. Peterson. Mr.
ai.d Mrs. Milton Ross. Mrs. McMillin.
M'-- Alma llohrninn nnd Fred Rohr-
n.an.
Mrs. William Faker entertained in
a delightful way at her home on lewis
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY II!
W liEUFUi
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR :
Soldier Cured of Spine
Curvature by Graftin;?
7 Of Hone From liis Leg
HAIR STOPS FAI.I.INIi OPT . AM)
Jhrrs THICK. WAVY, RTRONU
A.VD BK.M'TII'I'Ij.
Your hair becomes light, wavy,
fluffy, aboundant and appear as' soft,
lustrous and beautiful ns a young girls
after a, "Danderlne hair. , cleanse."
Just try this moisten a cloth with a
little Danderina and carefully ' draw
It through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse the
hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and In Just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the halr at once.
Danderlne dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and Invig
orates the scalp, forever stopping itch-'
ing and fulling hair ' ' '
Rut what will please you most will
bo after a few week's use when you
will actually eee new hair fine and
downy at first yes but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of It. surely get a small bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine fro many drug
gist or toilet counter for a few cents.
RELY ON WILSON TO
, MAKE LEAGUE PLAIN
WASHINGTON. Feb. 30.-W.lnon
and not th senate will Bpeak the
words thut will decide the American
peopla for orj DguinKt the league of
1111 1 ions, in the opinion of senate ad
ministration, leaders. They refuse to
worry over the attacks on the drufl
of the league, constitution. They are
In no hurry tp reply to Senator pain-
doxter nor will they rush fnto the
arena nfi.iinst the other critics who
plan to hammer on the league daily
from now on.
"rnresident .Wilson will make the
chief speech to the great American
jury," said Senator Lewis, Democratic
whip. "The American people know
they can rely on h's being honest with
them. If after hearing him they de
cide the league pkin is evil they
doubtless wilt express that view to
congress without hesitation."
Hornibrook Leaves to
Attend Democratic
National Meeting
ALBANY. Ore., Feb. 20. Will H.
Leres a
distinction be
tween 'common
com flakes
and The Best
That 3 why wise
ones call -for "the
best by name -
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TOASTEE
street yesterday afternoon in honor of j Hornibrook, w'ho recently disposed of
Mrs. Tracy Baker, her daughter-in-i his newspaper, the Dcinorrat, In this
law, who has just returned from Cnmp j city, departed today for Washington.
Lewis where Sergeant Eaker was sta-iD. C, where ho will attend n meet-
tioned. The afternoon wan spent In
formally and delicious refreshments
were served during the late hours.
Other than the honoree and hostess
the party included Mr, James Thomp
son, Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs. Ft. N.
Tannler, Mrs. Geo. Baer Mrs. Lot C.
Livermore. Mrs. Horace Mann, Airs.
Mel Shutrum, Mrs. K. T. Avison and
Mrs. T. B. Swearinpen.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander
today for a visit in Portland.
left
Watch! and Wait!
For opening date of
with a complete showing of
NEW SPRING SUITS, COATS,
DRESSES, SKIRTS & WAISTS
at prices consistent with our low
operating expenses. .
Over Taylor Hardware Co.
Mrs. Hugh Lamar and sister, MIsh
Hazel Morris, returned last night from
Sacramento. California, where they
have been for the pant month.
S. A. Terry of Spokane is heretoday.
J. F. Johnson of La Grande, Is in
the city today.
L H. Wygant of Denver, la here to
day. n. E. Clark is a Pendleton visitor
today from Portland.
L. fJraham i here today from Wal
la Walla.
fSeorg Mettson of Sedar Rapids, is
a Pendleton buslnesB visitor. .
John Bell of Weston, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Weods -ofi nieth is here
today. .. .
n. W, Chapman was a Tendleton
Visitor"' yesterday from Pilot Rock.
"''j.'lC Knight left today for a busi
ness' trip to La Orande.
l -Alr.-and Mrs.:J- 1!. .ilcCiOji. left to
flay for Spokane.
', Clarence Bishop left t iday tor
".'r.shotigal on a short business trip.
George Haer left today on No. 17
lor Portland--
H. K. Rose Is In the city from Ho
llx.
G. L. Dunning, county commission
er, Is up today from Stanfield on coun
ts court matters.
The Pendleton Delphian Club will
meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
l,aura D. Nash.
L- Rosenberg of Seattle, represent
ing "Mickey," photplay, Is In ths city
j today.
Corporal Clarence B. Foster Is reg-
Mered at the Hotel St. George from
! Weston.
C. L Forles. a la Grande business
I man. Is transacting business in Pen
1 dleton today.
! Mrs. W. W. Wheeler, Fort. Wayn,j
1 Ind., and Mrs, If. M. Adanis, pf Her
i mlston, are spendlhjf the' dirV In' Pf"nJ
. rilcttn, guest' at the Htv ,Georgt.
ing of the democratic national com
mittee. (
Hornibrook, ;vvho Is demorcratio na
tional committeeman for Oregon, will
help choose a successor to Chairman
Vance McCormlck, who recently re
signed as head, of the national com
mittee.. ...
LONDON. Feb. tl.ttubert
Thorntot, former private lit the
Brlttah army,-haa Just been tjured'
of citrvHttire or the spine by hav-
Ing a piece of bono from his leg
grafted to his spine. He had
been discharged from an army
hospital as incurable. He was
pnratyxed and had to be wheeled
about In a chair. Then the op-
eratlon was performed and after 4
five weeks in the hospital Thorn-
ton is now working.
51 French Generals-
Killed During War
PAItIS, i Feb. SO. Fifty-one
lYtwri generals wero killed dur
ing the war. Of them fifteen
wero division eoinmunderH ami
thirty-six brigadier generals.
, " 'Card or Thanks.
We wls.h to express our sincere ap
preciation and thanks to the many
kind friends for their sympathy and
kindness shown during our bereave
ment and loss of our infant daughter;
also for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Klllott.
Would Have State
Guarantee Bonds '
For Irrigation
BALKM. Feb. 21. The state of
Oregon will lend Its credit to the de
velopment of Irrigation districts with
in Its borders. If the action taken by
the house can be regarded as indi
cating the sentiment of the voters of
the state at large. By a unanimous
vote Wednesday afternoon the house
passett ' a Joint resolution ' providing
thiit the stale should eunrnnton Inter
est payments on Irrigation bonds for
the first five, years. ,, .,; i .. ,
- liefore these bonds can be issued
however, the projects must be Inspect
ed and approved by officials of the
state. The measure must pnss the
senate nnd then receive the approval
of the people before becoming operative.
Twenty-four irrigation districts In
the stale are now ready to float bond
Issues as soon as market conditions
are favorable, according to Represen
tative Gallagher, author of the mens.
ure who stated that 3." or iiO other
districts were being organised for de.
velopment at this time. I'nder pres
ent conditions, he declared. Irriga
tion districts were compelled to sell
their bonds considerable below par
because of the prejudice existing
among bond buyers against these pro.
Jects ns sound financial investments.
If the state lends its credit to the
projects, it was explained, it wottld
enable the districts to sell their bonds
OLD FASHIONED TEA
FOR CONSTIPATION
TANKS GOING AFTER
NEW CIVILIAN JOBS
LONDON. Jan. 30. (By Mai )
The tanks are going aftr ci
vilian jobs in the army nf re
construction.
The tank idea, developed in
war from the American farm
tractor, is not soini? to be ab
abanrtoned in pence. 'Ensineers
are at work" on designs for
commercial hlfihspeed tanks, or
trucks with tank treads, nnd
manufacture of these machines
probably will keep the war tank
factories running.
The advantage of the cater
pillar tread, used in tanks, in
clude loss wear and tear on
roads, srealer mud-naviRation
powcra, nnd great hill climbing
ability, it is claimed.
Hrcw it Yoiir'If ut Home.
Prohrtbly the best r"mi'ly you' cart
ttiU for c-loKKPd up bow Ha and Klug'
glnh liver is one thftt costs very little
mid accomplishes much.
For many years Ir. Cartels K. and
B. Ta has ben usd by tfns of thou
snnds to kefp the bowels rpfrular and
the whole system in fine condition.
Why not ffet a small package of
this gentle, yet sure act Ins bowi reg
ulator and system tonic, find brew a
cupful for yourself every night for a
wek or two?.
YdVi'll surely be gratefully surprised
nt th" benefit you get and will praise
Or. Carter's K. and R Tea to your
friends. 1W fine for the little folks
and thfy like it. All druggists sell it
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Vomen. X-Kay Klec-
tro Therapeutics.
Temple III Ik., Itoom 12, IMione 410
Tired, Overworked jyien
What You Need is "Vino!
Vino! creates strength because it ' ft a non-secret .
combination of the rnost famous body-buildihg ad
strength-creating elements known Beef arid C6a
Liver Peptones, Iron and Manganese and Glycero
phosphates... You who are run down,, nervous, lack
energy arid working strength, we know that Vinol
ig what you need. Try it at our risk. Here U Proof:
SnrinsfMld. Mill.
I am night operator was all
Sandford, Main.
"I suffered so much from run
clown, nervous condition and stomach
trouble that I never felt like working,
end had tried almost very thing with
out relief. The first bottle of Vinol,
however, helped ma, and it has finally
built me up so 1 foul better now titan
I have for a longtima" C.D.Haines.
run-down, couldn't sleep, had DO
ambition, all tired out 1 had triad
blood and nerve tonics without help.
and thought I would try Vinol and
I must say it has built me up so
feel . better, 'look better and ;tleerr
oeiier. - inanes aui.
l'wr all rail-down, nervous, .immt wmflltlons, wel woaBl owwnrMa
fnah lil llfMlllln ssnil dOlll'Mlt) I'llimiou, a j - .
Koeppen's Drug Store and Druggists Everywhere.
I ' --
at it better price and yet would cost
the Jitute nothing-. . ,
anil iimi'd the rppre.vntatltea toitiul)
port the measure because It would
ht'ln the whole stute end not any par.
Tiventy million dollars will be In- tlcular section.
vwitljruted In iirUatlon projects In -the i. evural membprM spoko In siport
state hi the next 12 months, under a nieumire and a few who failed
the encouragement provided by this j in B,t in on the roll rail hastened to
measure. It wan explained nnd 7.0oo.-1 0)ailiur on to the hand naicon or pop
000 acres of desert land wil lbe re- , nlur approval on which the hill rod
claimed within the next five years.
Smith of Mullnoninh supported the i
measure on the ground that It was the
only piece of' learlslutlnn Introdu-ed at
this Bcsslon which proposed a proper
and equitable diHtrilnitiim of the
wealth of thesconntry. j
llepresentutive Stewart denied thrt ;
the measure' would benefit only the;
irrigated districts of the state, but j
that It would help in the dralnuire of;
the swamp lands of western Oregon'
I'thrmiph the house.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Childrea
In Use ForOver 30 Years
of
Always bearr
the
Signature
Catarrh is a Real Enemy
and Requires Vigorous Treatment
I m .1 f . 1 : a .
Do Not Neglect It.
When you use-medicated sprays,
atomizers and douches for your Ca
tarrh, you may succeed in unstopping
the choked-up air passages for the
time being, but this annoying condi
tion returns, and you have to do the
same thing over and oveV again.
Catarrh has never yet been cured
by these local applications. Have
you ever experienced any real benefit
from such treatment?
Throw these makeshift remedies to
the winds, and get on the right treat
ment. Go to your drug store to-ua",
get a bottle of S. S. S., and commenca
a treatment that has been praised by
sui.jrers for nearly half a century.
S. S. S. gets right at the source of
Catarrh, and forces from the blood
the germs which cau.se the dbeasc.
You can obtain special medical uilviro
regarding your own caso without
charge by writing to Medical Direc
tor, 2- Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ca.
m a
ii 8 NT
Ra Cold Springs-
Dance Hall
il hi i
Saturday Night, Feb. 22
FLETCHER'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA
- - "Lots of Pep" "It Makes You Step" ' -GOOD
E ATS . . GOOD .TIME
I"or Iho hildrcn. j
Too much care cannot he .exercised
In selecting a cooah medicine for chil-i
dren. It should ho pleasant to take. '
contain no harmful drug and most ef-j
fectualy In cinins their coughs and
! crdds. Toiifr experience ias shown1
I that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy!
i meets these conditions. It Is a favor-,
lite with many mothers. j
' Chronic Constipation. j
There are people who never have a!
movement of the bowels without It'
is produced hy a cathartic. Most of,
them have brought that condition oni
themselves by the use of mineral wa
ters nnd strong ''cathartics that take!
too much water out of the system and.
aggravate the disease they meant to o
relieve. A mild laxative tonic IlkejH
Chamberlain's Tablets affords a sjen- g
tie movement of the bowels that youj
hardly realize has been produced by.
a medicine, nnd their use is not so
(Ikely to be followed by constipation.
I ; . -
' ' 1'crlndlc nlllotn Attacks. I
rersons suhle.it to rWifldic .hUmus ; P
Piano. Instruction i
Classes Xdw'Forlnlns.MOj.'3 ;
; i. i iM, r- "'T'
Studio now open at residence of
Wm. II. MeGormmneh, 217
North Main street.
Telephone 4-10
lovser
o.
Pumps i ind" Storage!
Tanks
For Gasoline or Distilalc
Retail or Ranch Use
F. M. Kennedy
Phone 238-W
P. O. Box 242
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M iKB Katherine Ifoaff, of thn do attnofcs w :IH r.hK4ve that Mr ,?ippftU,e Q : . - Overstuffed anr
Genuine Leather
nif-.stin science department of the Pen
rili ton hitih ttchofil, returned toduy aft
r a vLrfit in Spokane. . ' '
fulls thnl jiiKt liefore nn wttaikf-That
'f, thry do not really cnive food but
eot becaiiHP it fi mal . fyft f Ty
will eat only a light nieM (HM pp men
I Rirr OX VFT XATIOV (then lake two of ChamoermtifTa '
SAX IU.X'ISX. I Vh. 21. Tlr ! If'tK Iho attack may be avoided. j
pritf of trK"s n Monday, liar1 , , , 1
u'Ulnu it will Im frrfd 1 rats to lOo;
ihoo Mllifiar fof 10 will jump to IV
WtUnr riulr( of Mlilfikcy will Ik 20
titd a drink. Tliey nnrmknt of a
heavy lliior tax h eiven om the rt-a-Hon.
Canililern lHjire tli fimilr
will not o dry.
retilnu; here in foi'r lo one' that Hit
nation Bto h wet. In one oolroom
whew many Im(m wero taken It lit mild
few wm- v(lhn lo take the ilry mule
of a ln.
Kayn Vjirof Will Dominate
Tlomh declared the Ie(cue of nn
t!on would be controlled by the Euro
pean autien
i uy i no jluou-
' WOMAN'S CHARM
Woman's charm is Iter hrnittT.
The r"re i I he hair. fni
i scalp nnd hands. Iy proM
. meihfNlH is the only war to re.
tain II. - .
1 ' I know the hest moilimls to
KhuniNw ihe 'hair, Ireut (he
mhI,1). massaitn ihe fnce or dye
j fading; liair any color hy tliet
j Henna method. A Irlal will
j vinee tn.
I iiks m AitiK itonn
IPauly Sixciuht. Ilnlrl I'cmllcton
J'lKitte frr ftpiMtintrnent
"AX l'Ot'M ilOSJUit" i
See Our Window
SPEC I AL
ROCKERS
AT WONDERFUL BARGAIN PRICES
Rce them ! v Come in and sit in hem ! Each one a credit to the finest Pendleton
t homes.
Crawford & Hedges
for a few
days only
, - QUALITY FURNITURE
Corner Court and Main Streets.
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