East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 13, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text-,ll W w . TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 19 '20. TAUE x'OUK '.L- l.u ia v.,l low u. (I ruhlltl i D.II7 ' " Bernl-Weekly, at Pndl4on, Ore-on. or th AIT ORKOONIAK PVBUI8UI.NO CO. CQreAonian) &Dtr4 at ti poatofflce at rendle tfn OrvoK, u second-cl&M mall fettUr. ONE RU.E IN OTHKR CITIM. tmperl1 Hotel Nws fft-vnd. Portland ON TltX AT Chi car o Bureau. U9 Security Bulld- Waablnrton. H. C Bureau Sl four Unth StrecL N W. : NIWBPAPM. SUBSCRIPTION ilATl (IN ADVANCk) Pally, rot year, by in all. Dally, aix months by rail Daily, three month by maJL Daily, ona month by mall DhIIv, ona year by carrier T.6 That the T'nmtilla project Is faat ' K.nlnlnfc prominence as a valuiiMe ns- wt of I'maillla einty may he c eluded from the fact that during; the; i'r 191 from ITrmlMofi alone was' shipped 760 carloads of hay, 41 o: of tipples and 12 ear of peache. which imiTRMtrd a total of J600, ''. Tb.H amount only covers the above I terns and docs not Include mioh by products a hogs, poultry, butter and Kirs, honey, et. Which when nil to- Dallv! three months by carrier M ol,lti run c,ose to three-fom -ths Dally, one month, by carrier .e'f a million dollars. The crop pro- j I Semi-Weekly, one year, by mail !. jductfon averaged about $.10 per acre. 22' ; montria. ny ma .to T, p,.l)j(., t m,w h4 about .-no-fourth Seml-W eokly, four months by mail .50 1 , , . I of its land In cultivation, of which I Telephone ijabout 75 per cent is devoted to alfalfa. YOVii HeACB. In day like these the smartest man, Ko mUtter what his stature be. Ilanth place in Qodl majestic plan To make and hold His people free. A Country! honor not alone On shoulders brood and sturdy stands. Hut often finds its cot in NMtJMn In steadfast hearts and willing1 hands. In willinp hand and steadfast heart. In purpose high and courage true. That hears ita sacrificial part I'nfaltering1 to dare and do. Tom Stark of Milton, pioneer of 4 jT'matilla county and who claims to he ' the oldest continuous subscriber of the I ! East Oregoninn In Umatilla county. crossed the "hot sands" when the bin a class was taken into the "Dokles : 4;Nw Tear's eve at Milton. Tom has a been a K. of' P. for many years hut hail never taken the I. grees. O. K. K de- VANISHED FOREVER" HE Fourth Estate, a journal published for the benefit of I Thomas Ross. Fcho wool buyer, who recently bought the 11. Ixwls ' atOCk of merchandise in Kcho. has Juurchased about $20,000 worth of itown property, which includes some I of the beatbusincsa eites In Echo. Mr. Ross ha a added greatly to nil lines of. roa Mere and plans carrying' a stock I . ' hum-, li , i,l i... .. . . . i 1 t,i niina I In the county. i makers of newspapers and investors in advertising, had 1 aa Wrinn inn fr this interesting bit of information in its issue of January 3 : n YrflnN flhj 1 Philip T. rKtdge. president of the International Paper Company, who has ' laVJllW IIUU Jiist returned from a three months' tri abroad, h Hevrs that European com petition with America in the news print industry has been ended. In Mr. lodges opinion, the cheap la bur costs which made competition pog sible In the past, have vanished forever. The Internationa Company, he says, is not looking for any foreiim busi ness, ua It ia having- extreme difficulty ia supplying domestic news print de mand. Export orders for Europe, he asserts, could be sold now at prices representing; an advance of .5 per cent over the quotations ruling1 here. January ( From the IKnst Oregonian 12. 1892.) Wesley Mat look has taken n posi- i tin in the office of Joe H. Parkes. J A. Wauch is in the city from 111 re h creek. ( ). W. raraatl the watll knoivn deal- Such a statement from such an authority is interesting for or in fine horsi' who has boon hor ) two rpaiuitK with oaiioadH of horsos. is In l'on,l!o- vi- v , . , - , ton today with a caiioiid i,t tain 1 The facts snow that publishers who look for an early re-! which ho is hipping mt. duction in publishing costs are likely to be disappointed. Mr. an.i Mr. 11. i- Hanton 2 The head of an American industry which previously de- ei-'"i vfika ' "r sired a tariff for protection says that "cheap labor costs (in Furope) which made competition possible in the past have van i?hed forever." oik. . . PRICES AND BUSINESS HE price situation throughout the, country is evidently in a state of unstable equilibrium. Shrinkages have occurred in basic farm commodities such as meats and meat pro- ducts, while farmers who have bought land at the speculative prices lately prevalent still have upon their shoulders the neces sity of carrying their obligations and of liquidating them as they i fall due. Business men and individuals who have financed fill mi lium upon a paper basis, in the belief that prices and profits would continue as at present, can make good their com mitments only in the event that they are able to go on with the same volume of business and the same rate of profits as in the past. There has been a tremendous inflation of credit all over the country; and to keep things up to their present level of val ues it would be essential to have this outpouring of credit and currency continue. As just noted, however, such a continuous supply of resources can hardly be looked for; but on the con trary there must almost inevitably be a period of reduction and contraction which will tend to carry operations to much lower levels. This is a situation which points strongly to the need for business caution and for the establishment of all possible protec tive and safety devices in the financing of industries. From The Clews Financial Review. Mow's This ? W offer $1(X). for any case of catarrh that cannot te cured by HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. HALI8 CATARRH MEDICINE ia tak en internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Sold by druggists for over forty yean. Price- 75c. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. CREAM r"0R CARRH OPENS UP NC0TRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief ftum llcad-C'ulds. It's Splendid ! As explained by one Portland newspaper.the ruling by the examiner for the interstate commerce commission is not that the rate from points suth of the Snake river be reduced to Port land but that a differential be set up through an advance from this territory to other northwest points. If this version is true the Inland Empire will fare badly and will have just reason for hoping that the examiner's findings will not be approved by the commission. Says Will Hays, republican national chairman: "We need not less politics but more attention to politics, for only by this means can best conditions be obtained." Mr. Hays means well but he uses an unfortunate word. Why not say more attention to public problems irrespective of politics? The country after having seen the peace treaty held up for months by politics, is scarcely in position to see the beauty of Mr. Hays' expression. In one minute your clQfltfpd nostrils will open, the air iassaKe of the head will clenr and ynu can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling, blowing headache, dryness. . No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone. Oet a small bottle nf Kly's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils, it Pen etrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the Inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly. It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with- a cold or nnsty catarrh Re lief comes so quickly. STOP SICK HEADACHE OR NEURALGIA PUIS Get Instant Relief With a 10 cent Packager of Ir. Jajnca' Headache Pwd(Ts Stop S uf f eri ng ! TALES TOLD AN E. 0. I'ircw weens uy jirjisurune. jvi, uiuuk hlthe river where Xh-y had em(rre;ated II ! in the brush the ereatest number was !( kilbd. The puiwm acted quickly as ' eonlil be seen by the writer. A little pile of chopped alfalfa, riot more than two feet Bquaro, that had been treated with poison, was surrounded 1 with the dead rodents. Five had died Bf J. M. nOICOTtG. in the act of entine the alfalfa, while Harold Dean! nupel intendent of the j in every direction about the pile were ijmtllla Bxp. rimenUil Farm. near . countless dead animals. H. ru iHton. oddnnsed the fifth annual I Vh!nift.n Irritation Institute hlcj trefl Jn Hrmi. . i In Spokane on January and J at . diatrict nave been greatly flam the Iavenport Hotel. HI. .object , y r,.,.llt ,.,.,.,., , ,., lioroer tinu . ... , the ,rr 1 , rally Nerve-rackingr, splitting or dull, throbbing headaches yield -In just a few moment, to Dr. James Headache Powders which cost only 10 cents a package at any drug store. It's the quickest, surest headache relief in the whole world. Don't suffer! relirve the agony and distress now! You can. Millions of men and women have found that headache or neuralgia mis ery is needless. Get what you ask for. SALTS IF KIDNEYS OR BLADDER BOTHER Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Neu trally; Irritating Acids. ..r Sandy Poll.' The VaKhirijrton dm- have the peach apri'-ot and cherries Wat, Institute ,s held ann-ially lo ' -. hur, ., . ... tnmlht ,h ll ,np cuss various Irr.gat on problem i:.na -1 Ueen damaged but dres speakers ejected from moflt optimfltjc pre(J,rt tt.ronuhoot the northwest. JiBht n ,oi (.iry t(J ,( ,, ,hl. ft H . . .. fcnAwn I exact d-imace done but grave fears are rjoorge rarsons. S 'xpreaaed by all the orchards who ,n the fmat Ilia pro-,', as a succ. P ,ve.tltlon. It Is fol bee raiser. U-l "J"' thought that the peach tree, w II die . He believe, that enothr 2" per eaot are so weakened tht they will If1' be inefficient wirker tins coming ea eon. only to the snow line Jast above the aft and if sawed off at thix Mnt will again sprout and be ready for jbearlng within two or three year he kidneys filter this acid from the X Direct frOIIl factory tO lood and pass it on to the bladder. , , Unmo J here it often remains to irritate and T UUl UUiUt, II ree me i'iano iwaii new snow line has been establish- ... , , ' . ..,.. , .-,, rhesnev Id is the name of I fine ed somewhere In the vi-'lnlty of WHO. 1 1 , . ,. ..v, , rio. regtsf.n d Harford yearling bull re- TZZrZXZ ground" frUy bought by nmr father, of .i.. ei,,w. rlivr whllr from iHermlsi. Mr. Lxatner. . ninrhi.lni? 1 f m tl- li i-i f. rl rif thp KDrtlP t... t.. nmiinti n. tne Fnow was " - " " ' plai h on r the same ULkea Off t)y a warm clunoik wind " vv",v " "ZTZT nod r..in whlrh brought the recent torK eventually of a fin herd of Her flood in thr went end of the county, fords. I!eretoftre very little attention ThU J.i the reverw of the case in has bcoa devoted to rniing DOOf eat reoent years. t, ln tnlfl diatrict, but Mr. Leathers jeKpLiiiis that he has an ahundanee of ThoVMnds of rabbits were killed in posturna; and unrnrketard hay to Jm Mermiston. district duj mg the pal kyvp a hiU ut yet buy 2ft or 40 on Kidney and Bladder weakness result from uric acid, savys a noted authority. The b w inflame, causing a burning; scalding sensntion. or s'-tting up an Irritation j at the neck of the Madder, obliging you tO seek relief two or three times durin,? the night. The sufferer Is in j constant dread, tho water passes some times with a scalding sensation and j is very prof us; strain, there Is diffi culty in .'ivoidlnp it. Bladder weakness, moat folks call j f it, heeauso they can t con in 't urina tion. While It is extremely annoying and sometimes very painful, thia hi really one of the most simple ailments to overeom. Oet a.hout four ounces of Jad Stilts from your pharmacist and take a tablespoonful ln a glass of water before breakfast, continue thin for two of threo davs. This will neu tralize the acids In the urine so it no longer Is a sou re, of IrriUition to the bladder and urinary organs which then art normally again. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless. land is made from th acid of grapes jand lemon juice combined with lithia, ; and is u-d by thousands of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caus ed by uric Irritation. Jad Raits Is splendid for kidneys and causes no bad effects whatever. 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