East Oregonian : E.O., June 13, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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TTAtfiY EAST OREOONIAR PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919.
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ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
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Automobile
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You can do the work in your own garage .
Lowe Brothers Automobile Varnish Color
fjites on free and easy and quickly levels up to
a fine mirror gloss.
Dries hard enough to use in twenty-four
hours. Paint your car today use it tomorrow.
We recommend Lowe Brothers Auto
mobile Varnish Colors for your car.
L. J. McATEE
The Practical Paint Man.
Bowman Hotel Block.
BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS
BY LARGE PROPORTION
Infants Born in U. S. Num
ber 1,353,792 in 1919;
Deaths 776,222.
Jatorekeeper when John was u buy, 11b
was a studious lad. Ho won a uuuk
called "Tho Life of Washlnmon'- by
WASHINGTON, V- C. June ll
Mi the blrth-roalstrutlnn area of the
.United Stutes 1.3r.a,7i Infanta wore
I horn alive In 1X1 T. representing; a
iblrth rate of 2V8 per 1,000 of popu
'luiiiin. Thn fntul number of deaths In
vnty Aspirin mulcts witn the ieiy the name area was 776,322. or M.l per
Kayer tross- on mem are genuine , 00 Th( brth cx(.ecdcd the deaths
uayer rauiets oi Aspirin, ownea ana by 74 4 pM. For rvery slitte In
" " snunrara nnu proveu nig tne registration area, for practically
by million of people. I nknown ,he ell Bn, flr nearly all the
quantities of fraudulent Aspirin Tab. i count,ea ,1)e blrth exceeded the
lets were sold recently by a 111 ooklyn i (iettths. In most cases by considerable
dealer which proved to be composed proportion The mortality rate for
mostly of Talcum Powder. I irm under 1 venr of nee avernired
llayer Tablets of Aspirin" should ; 931t Der odd living- births. The
! always be asked for. Then look for foregoing- among the facts brought out
' the safety -Bayer t'nws" on the puck i.v ., (VnRtt. Hnrcnii's annual corn-
g,'i!e and on each tablet. Accept noth. pitlon of birth statistics.
J4 I Ing else! Proper directions and dos.l The birth-registration area.' estuh
" i ae. in each liayer package, 'llshed In 1915, has Brown rapidly. It
Zm Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bay. comprised. In t917, the six Now Kn
52 ' cr Manufacture of Monouceticacldester gland states. Indiana, Kansas Ken-
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nrnvd rioting today led city officials "lnn of 05 000,000 or auotit 5j per
2 ;to abandon their proitosed atlompt to c,,nt or tne estiniaieu toiai population
resume streoe car service.. Tho an- ' ' 1 imeu mm m mi .r.
itounocntcut was made following re
ports tluit strikers would "strenuous
ly opiosev (lie rcMuiupiion.
CANTALOUPES
Saturday Special, each 20c
STRAWBERRIES
Extra Fancy (not fielcrpick) per box 20c
TOMATOES
Fancy Ripe California, lb. 25c, basket 90c
CUCUMBERS
Large, fancy, each 15c
SPRING CHICKENS
A Large Supply of Fries at Market.
AND
Green peas, new potatoes, buich carrots, beets,
turnips, onions, radishes, cherries, apricots, water
melons, fat hens, spring lamb and choice roasts.
Everything carefully selected to make your Sun
day dinner a success.
Pendleton Trading Co.
"If it's on the market, we have it."
We will pay 45c for strictly fresh ranch eggs.
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taca. wrth fruit, for aadr
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MR. HEAT FARMER DUPLEX TRUCKS
. solve roar Transportation Problems. The Duplex Truck which la the
original four-wheel drive truck is used today by hundred of wheat
farmers and Is the only truck on the maafcet that ia really fitted for
this work.
The Duplex ton mile saving Is the same In the city or In the country
over cobbled streets or almost Impassable roads. The Duplex not
only has, but applies directly to all four wheels, the power to pull It
through with a capacity load. It climbs the steepest winding grades,
surely and evely though fully loaded. Tire savings average 10 per
. cent.
YOCR OPfORTCXITY TO S.AVE MOKE TIIAJT $1000.08
Last August we purchased two of these trucks complete with trailer
for Government work. Within four months' time the war was over
we had no further use for them and are offering them In condition
good as new at a very low price (which Includes trailer) for quick sale.
North Portland Box Company, North Portland, Ore.
KOVERALLS
Bog-. U.S.Pat. Off.
It our Registered and Common-law
Trade-Mark and can only be right
fully used on goods made by in.
KoVtrall are garments foe
children i to 8 years of age.
If a dealer tries to sell you, under
the ICo vara III name, any garment
not of our manufacture, you may be
sure be tias an article that he is
trying to market on Koverallt
reputation.
Unless Bxade by Levi Strauss & Co.
they're not KOVERALLS.
Koveralls
Keep Kids Kleen
$1.50 the Suit
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KOVERALLS are Buds enlr by Levi
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OVERALLS
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LfVI STRAUSS &Ca'
Read the Want Ads. It Pays
Volvlng a hard problem given to his
class. He taught sehodl for a while
and then went to West Point.
John Pershing served as an officer
In the Philippines and helped to sub
due the natives. Me also served In the
Spanish-American war. While on the
Mexican border his wlfo and hra of
his children were burned to death In
tha Presidio, San Francisco. Only
Warren, his youngest son. survived.
John J. Pcrshlr.g wus anointed com
mander of tho American exiiedil'oimry
forces. Arriving In Knglainl. hewns
Hiven a royal welcome, and when
few weeks later he reached France the
French outdid the Kngltsh In the wel
come thev gave him. iJiler that he
turned the American nrmv over to the
command of Clen. Foch, as it was nec
essary to have only one controlling officer.
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PASTOK KIIOOTS
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Have your Car Washed, Polished or Oiled Up
You Will Like Our Work
We now have Oil, Gas and Air at Curb
A Service Station Complete
Strictly First-Class Garage Work
Miller & Bement Co.
630 COTTONWOOD ST.
Comparison With l1A.
The birth rate for the entire birth-:
registration area fell bflow thnl for
191ft by two-tenths of on per 1.000
population; but the death nte was lew
by six-ten tha of one per 1.000 than In
1916. Thus the excesw of the birth
rate over the death rate for 1917,
which amounted to 10.5 per 1.000, wiut
somewhat greater t hn n t he correa-
imndlnf? excess for 1916, 10.1 per 1 000
ulthouph It fell slightly below that for
1915. 10. per 1.000. If the birth and
death rates prevailing1 In any one of
these three years were to remain un
changed, and If no migration were to
take, place to or from the area to
which they relate, its population
would Increase at the rate of slightly
more than 1 per 'cent per annum, or
a little more than 10 per cent In a de
cade. This would be about half the
rate 21 per cent by which the en
tire population of the United States
Increased between 1900 and 1910.
While and Colored.
Of the total number of births re
ported, 1.280.288. or 24.5 per 1.000.
were of; white Infants, and 73.504. or
per 1000 were of colored Infants.
The death rates for the two elements
of the population were 13.7 and 22.6
per 1,000 respectively.
Infant Mortality.
The Infant mortality rate that is.
the number of deaths of Infants under
1 year of age per 1.000 born alive
throughout the birth-registration area
aa a whole -was 93.8 in 1917, as against
101 In 1916 and 100 in 1915. This is
equivalent to saying; that In 1915 and
1916, of every 10 infants born alive 1
died before reaching the age of 1 year.
where as in 1917 the corresponding
ratio was a trifle more than 1 in 11.
Among the 20 states these rates rang
ed from 67.4 for Minnesota to 119.9
for Maryland; and for the white popu
lation separately the lowest and the
highest rates were 66.6 for Washing
ton and 109.5 for New Hampshire.
The Infant mortality rates vary I
greatly for the two sexes and for the
variaious nationalities. The rate for
male Infants in 1917. 103.7 per 1.000
living births, was nearly 25 per cent
greater than that for female Infants,
which was only 83.3. When the com
parison Is made on the basis of race or
nationality of mothers a minimum of
66.2 per 1.000 births is shown for In
fants with others born In Denmark,
Norway. Sweden and a minimum of
172.6 for infants with mothers born In
Poland, while' for Negro children the
rate was 148.6.
Plural Birth.
The reports from the registration
area fchow the birth of 14.394 pairs of
: twins and 155 sets of triplets In 1917
in all. 29.253 Infants, or a little more
'than 2 per cent 'of the total number
, born.
j Number of Clilldnm Mr I-amily.
I The reports for 1.241,722 of the
births occuring in 1917 contained hi
forniHtinn as to number of child in or
der of birth. Of these reports, 338,
04 2 were for the first child born to tho
.mother, 264.044 for the second child.
191.52S for the third. 134.331 for the
fourth, and 95,931 for the fifth. In
the remaining 216,846 cases, or 17.5
; per cent of the entire number for
which Information upon this point wan
'obtained, the total number of children
borne by the mother was 6 or more: In
'37.914 canes it was 10 or more: in 1.-
600 cases. 15 or more: In 56 cases. 20
or more: and In one case, that of a
colored woman, the birth of a twenty
fifth child was reported.
Th total number of children borne
. by the mothers who gave birth to
S3 these 1.241,722 Infants In 1917. In I
j whoip nmen data were available as to
I previous births, was 4,093.908. The i
Hf 'reports for 1.194.621 of the birth oe
'curing In 1917 contained Informuflnn
as to the .entire number of children
SSE. borne by the mothers and still living,
jg5 i lid gave a total of- 3 443.466, or an
rivorMce of very nearly 3 living ehll
H dren In each family In which a birth
jHj:took place In 1917.
fttfllm ami Cities. I
E3 ' The following' table shows, for tho
gj5 birth-regintration area, by state and
i by cities having more than 100.000
E3 population in 1910. the numler of
births in 1917. the percentage of ex
g5 rep of birth over deaths, and the In-
fant mortality rate. The figures ftir
the white and colored elements of the
gi population are shown separately for
5 thone areas fn which colored persons
5 constituted more than one-tenth of the
5 ' total population.
S.NDKUSVIUjR. Via.. Juno 13.
W. A. Wray, pastor of the liaptlnt
church here, created a mild stir at his
morning services Sunday when he
stopped in the midst of his sermon,
got a shotgun and killed a jaybird that
had Just been flying around the audi.
torfiim and singing while the services
were in progress.
Mr. Wray announced lust before the
congregation sang hymn that he
would kill the bird If It sang again.
The Jay began ngain. The preacher
stopped the services, vent to -his home
got his gun, returned to tho church
and fired one sh'.t. Services were resumed.
Walked life's Path Side
By Side; Buried Together
DKXVER. June 13. Death could
not separate Cutherine Ktihn and
John I Ktihn.
After sixty years of married life
when Cat her I no Kuhn passed a way
week ago from pneumonia. John
Kuhn could not go on living
Monday afternoon the vottple were
laid to rest, side by side. In the
WashulU cemetery. ,
Mrs. Kuhn, a little more than 80
years old. died last Thursday. Fun
eral arrangements, were delayed until
relatives In other parts of the country
could be heard from, and before plans
for interment were made, her husband
85, had Joined her.
lv was apparently In perfect
health, and died from loneliness. In
the belief of friends and neighbors.
It has been their expressed wlxh that
they die and be burled together. Born
Ir. Germany, their romance began
when they were youngsters. They
came to Seattle many years ago. and
lived In Fremont Kuhn was a carpenter.
Kind to the Pocketbook
IIRESTONE Gray Side
wall Tires cost more
than the "bargain" cut
price tires that attract the
' 'tire shopper."
v The all-wool tailored cuit
costs more than the shoddy
"hand-me-down," too.
There's a famous phrase
that tells the whole story
about Firestone Tire
value
Most Miles per Dollar
TIRES
AI'I'ltOI'ltlATION ltl-:ilt'KI
WASHINGTON. Juno 1:1. A navy
ainrotrlatlon bill oarryuur a.1M.UH,-
JBI five the nct fiscal year wis ro-
IMirtcU to tlm Iu.iihv by the naval com
mittee today. This is a reduction of
more lliau $:i.l7,mm,ooo from tlio esti
mate l.auiels submitted.
a.VCKVF KISS; li.YO00 Kl'IT
lloKNKI.U y., June is. "lis
threw his arms around ma, hiiKitrd
me and itlsaed me and then frsve ms
IT, cents." This Is the churgo pretty
MImk Alice Xewmsn brings arralnst
Hnrdell Kvnns In a f 26.OO0 heart bulm
suit.
IiidiSestion
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ATI .ANTIC CITV. Juno 12. Ttm'
Anierkmn Federation of lhor ln
convention today adopted a rcsulu-!
tion lclKlmr the moral mipisirt of 1
lt4 four million mcmlMr4 to tlx tele- j
rlMino and clt-rr'cal workers In tliotr I
strike called for Monday. A police--men's
union of Mterul cUIch liaa ai. I
Hied ror nirnilM-rslUp In Un Amerl-
can l-Vderation of Iabor. Seeretarj
Morrison today atinoumstl. '
DO YOU KNOW that indigestion can be cured,
permanently cured, so that you can cat any
kind of food that you crave? It has been done
not only once, but in almost every case when Cham
berlain's Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. J.
Pominville, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent over
$2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma
nently cured by these tablets.
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Fine HoodRiver StrawheiTiGS
Better place your order now, as berries are getting very scarce. These
berries are extra fine and won't last long. Youll like them.
COUDTRY BUTTER SI, 00 Roll
Cantaloupes 1 5 c ea.
Green Peas 2 lbs. 25c
CRISPY FRESH VEGETABLES-
Fresh Tomatoes, Cucumbers, New Potatoes, New Tomatoes, Head and
Hot House Lettuce, Cauliflower, Asparagus, Spinnach, Beets, Turnips,
Parsnips, Carrots, fresh daily. Bermuda Onions.
DELICIOUS FRESH FRUITS
Fresh Rhubarb, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Lemons, Bananas, etc., Goose
berries. THE GRIGGS SYSTEM WILL PAY YOU
Remember we give the big 5 per cent cash discount and give all telephone
calls the same care as if you called in person.
THE GRIGGS SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU
TELEPHONE 445
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I Oen. Pershing's grea,t-great-grand-father
lived In Alsace. His name was
Frlderich Pffrschlng: His grandsons
name was Daniel Pfirfhing. When
Ianiel ca,me to America he had his
surname changed to Pershing. Dan
iel I'erHhing fought In the revolution
ary war. and John F. Pershing, his
grandson, fought In tne civil war.
John Joseph Pershing was born In
Laclede. Mo., Hept. 13, I860. John F.
Pershing, the generals father, was a
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