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iisSSi Wis mi f PAGE HTNE TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING. MA Y 11 1flfn CHILE IS BEST IN FIELD AND TRACK MEET HELD Nation Scores 61 Points in Games Which Are Similar to Olympics; International Con tests New in Land to South. (My Aaaoclittrd I'rcna.) N'BW YOKK, May 11. With llio probability of tcum. rpreHontliiK mjme of the South American ItnpuhllcH'be ik nt to compete In Ihln year' Olympic Unmet at Antwerp. Kclglum, the (rowing Interent In track inn! field athloflfca In South America w;u consid erably '.tlmulated on April 33, 24 and 20 when tearnH from Chile. I'l-nguay nd Argentina met a Santiago, Chile In what In known there im the Month AFTtR INFLUENZA The Grip, Fever and other Poison ing, Prostrating DiaaaMi, It Is absolutely -necessary that the blood be thoroughly cleansed, germs of disease destroyed or driven out, appetite restored and the kidneys and liver restored to perfect regular action. Hood's Sarsaparilla has been be fore the people for 40 years as a KPiieral blood-purify ins; alterative tonic medicine and It has given per fect satisfaction. Men and women whose grandmothers gave them Hood's Barsaparllla are now giving: It to their own children and grand children with perfect confidence. It Is the Ideal family medicine, for a wide range of ailments, always ready, always does good at any sea son of the year. Prepared by edu cated pharmacists. Nearly 80 years of phenomenal sales tell the storr of its remarkable merit. For a mild Vecttve laxative, take Hood's P1U: Amerh'un Olympic Ui'n.cn. The Chtl IIuiih won by n total score f si points against 4 3 for I'ruguuy und 20 for Argentina. While- they weru not nd Icily Olympic UfilllCH. lllllNIIIIlell mm I lilt In ! Intiirnu . tlonal contest u f lii kind wuh held : last year between rniguay and Chll and it is planned to held the contestM nnntmlly, they him- been ; designated by the ncVHJUpiiu as to correspond, In chi'iucter, to lha four year Interna tiunai Olympiads that are held In the iiorihern hemisphere or Kurnpe. ClUlo Won In lt The Initial ttouth American Inler nationul truck contest In April, Htm, was held in Monteviedo und resulted In u victory for Chile by a score of 64 points to 47. Argentina docllned to enter the contest hut this year her na tional athletic organization decided to -ml u team. While the records made last year do not upprouch in most instances those that have been scored at the in ternational Olympiads or by North American club and college athletes, It niiiHt be borne in mlud that track Athletics In South America urn practi cally In their Infancy. The Latin-American athlete have not yet had the advantage or the scientific training developing In the northern hemis phere. . That the south American ath letes are Improving In their track form ia shown, however, by the fact that new records were established In three "Vents. The records, as they stood sd the I cose of the games at Santiago. Jhlle, lute last month, are us follows: Reoordg Ixok od Shot-put (Chile), .17 ft ft. 6 1-1' in. Juvelln-hmltng (Chile), 100 ft, 7 I-J in. 200 meter hurdles (Chile). 26 1-5 Meconds. Standing high Jump( Uruguay), 4 ft 7 1-2 fcn. 800 meter run (Uruguay) 2 minutes, 4 4-5 seconds. 400 meter hurdle (Chile), CD l-l seconds. Hammer-throw (Uruguay), 106 ft. y Inches. 1,600 meter run (Chile), 4 minutes 2 1-1 seconds. 400 meter duh (Chile), 52 2-5 aec- ml:- How to Keep Baby Smiling and Well See that the daily functions are regular and normal YOU can't expect the little ones to 1m- happy and plfly lul when the head feels dull and the stomach hloaled. 'I be normal habit of chiMren is V happy and wlicn yon notice (hem cross and fretful you will usuHlly find constipulioii is responsible. Perhaps they have missed that daily function so necessary to comfort and health. Lo k at the tongue and see if the breath is . bad. Watch for belching. 'I 'hi v" are the tell-tale symploins of con stipation. Tonight give a lit t Ic of lr. Caldwell's Synio Pepsin, which you can buy at any drug store, and it will net in the morn ing and the troublesome symp toms promptly disappear. Dr. Culdwcll's Syrup IVpsin is a combination of simple laxative herb with pepsin. Unlike the harsher physics it acts gently and without griping so lh;rt while grownups can use it freely it con also be given to a tiny buby with perfect safety. Thousands of American families would not think of being without a bottle in the house for the emergency arises almost daily when it is needed. In spite of the fact that Dr. Cald well's Syrup Pepsin u the largest selling liquid laxative in the world, there being over 6 million bottles said each year, many who need its benefits have not yet used it. If you have not, send your name and address for a free 'rial bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell 511 Washington St.t MonticcUo, Illinois. Steady, America! LET US WORK THIS OUT TOGETHER Republican!, It Is Up to Us to Elect a Real President This Fall He Must Ee the Biggest and the Soundest and the Most Effective American We Can Find In stales where the contest wan between Wood and Johnson for the instruction of del egates to the Republican National Convent! n, the stronttest candidate has been W ootJ, even with part of his backing among other contestants. The outcome in these states has been as follows: SBV, FOR WOOD FOR JOHNSON MINNESOTA iOUTH DAKOTA -IEYV JERSEY MASSACHUSETTS MARYLAND INDIANA ,'EW YORK VW HAMPSHIRE 'DAHO .JORTH DAKOTA MICHIGAN ' NEBRASKA MONTANA Total number of delegates pledged to vote for Wood at Republican National convention 32 1 . Pole vault (Chile). 10 ft. 6 In. who was arrenU'1 tho niKht Hr. Ktei- 11(1 meter hurdle (Chllo), 17 ec- bit's huauund wan shot. March i 5. oudil. j Jn the Mulltnix alleged confession. 10,000 meter run (Uruguay), 33 according lo the county prosecutor. h minute. 67 Becondi. j nccimcd Mrs. Steiger of paying him Discus-throw (Chile). 116 ft. In. sioi) to km her nusuanu. wncn un 1.SO0 meter relnv it men teams I oullthen marry Chile), 3 mlnutca 39 second!. 200 meter danh (Uruguay), 22 '2-5 Since the narrowing down of the field the situation is diagnosed as follows : A VOTE FOR HOOVER, FOR LOWDEN, OR FOR POINDEXTER IS A VOTE FOR i JOHNSON. seconds. 100 meter dash (Chile), 10 4-5 set on (Is. und iltrs Btelger I would come into tossslon of her husband's 70.000 estate. Stelger re- covered from the shot. Arcade Today Children 10c Adults 30c -&!-c K. i m:. Jm; j tgi- 9 Wk' J wm WOMAN, 62, JAILED ON MURDER PLOT CHARGE iHy Aasoulatcrl i'ress) SAhfiM, May 11. Indicted by the Marion county grand jury on a chftiye of assault with Intent to kill. Mis. f --I-.. Welder, age i.s in th county Jail here Saturday In dt-fatilt of f5000 bonds. She wus arrested lat night by the sheriff. Mrs. Bteiger's indictment. id. l Hubsequent urrettt are alleged to be the reault of a confepion made tn the Krantl Jury by Jesse MuJIlnlx, HIT BY CAR, VICTIM STABS IIS DRIVER flty Ausocia Ld I're. SvN KliA.Vt'IHCO. May 11. IMotrn .Manehl. It, and Valentine f'ooney. or cuity cot close to eaeh otlier in the emergency hospital and each is seri ously hurt. Cooney's auto ran down Mancrl last night. While he was hurrying his aged victim to the hos pital, the latter stabbed Oooney 'sev eral times. Oooney will face charges of driving whirfe intoxicated and Ma neri one of assault to commit murder. HOW'S YOUR BLOOD? Pimples and Eruptions Mean Bad Blood People who have impure or impover ished blood fthouid be careful to take only a temperance remedv made of wild roots and barks, such as Doctor OREGON WINTER WHEAT IS 91 PERCENT NORMAL (By United Press.) SAX FRANCISCO, Cul., May 11. 'Muterlnl improvement" over the pre- Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery la yloly ttmtatisfactory aKrk uHura! out aud has been for nearlv 50 years. look- r,'"'rl'"1 ' iuctin Issued Ingredienia printed on wrapper. I b' tnL' Twelfth PedemJ Reaerve bank DAREDEVIL TOM MIX In DESERT LOVE A Tale of the West. Big V. Comedy EARL MONTGOMERY and JOE ROCK LOAFERS AND LOVERS. Real Mirth and a Real Comedy. The first day you start to fake this reliable medicine, impure germs and accumulations begin to separate in the blood and are then expelled through the ejiminative organs. In place of the impurities, tbe ar teries and veins gradually get fresh vitalized blood and the action of this good blood on tbe skin means that pimples, boils, carbuncles, eczema, rash, acne and many skin blemishes will disappear. Then vou must re member that when the blood is right, the liver, stomach, bowels and kidneys become healthy, active and vigorous and you will have no more trouble with indigestion, backache, headache. Get Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical 1 Discovery to-day at any medicine deal- ers, in tablet or liquid form, or send i 10c. for trial package lo Dr. Pierce's : Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. Oakland, Calif. "A relative was ! poisoned, her blood ! turned to water ; I the doctors gnvo : her up. said slio i could never be ! cured. She Anally took Dr. Pierce's 1 Golden Medical I Discovery, and it, I cured her. I hm-a ' s had six operations, J which left me In a , nervous stale, with j loss of sleep and Hi t appetite. Doctor Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pemta cured me. I gained .10 pounds." Mits, Mak Trudow. 4024 Sutter Street. of San Krancipc', covering fcneral j businesH and agricultural conditions in the Htates of Arizona, California. ; Idaho, Nevuda, T)regon, Uath and : Washington. 1 i The Improvement noted resulted ! fre-m the general rainfall during March 'and April, according to.the bank's re port, which stated: "The condition of winter -wheat t now S5 per cent normal In California, 91 per cent in Oregon, 87 per cent In Idaho, 94 per cent In Nevada and 9S per cent In I'tnh, as compared with th district condition of approximately 95 percent at the name period in tflt. In Washington, which normally pro duces approximately one-third of the winter wheat Brown frn this district, the condition Is only 73 per cent of normal, as compared with 97 per cent a year ago, and It will he necessary to reseed from 10 to 20 per cent of the fall-sown wheat in that state. "Sfbrlng wheat acreage throughout the district will approximate that of a year ago. The ground is in excellent condition for seeding, except in Orc gpn 'where planting is being somewhat retarded by the late spring. In the inter-mountnln region, heavy snowfall during March and tho early part of April assured sufficient moisture for dry-farming sections and abundant water for irrigated lands.1 Lumber mills in the Pacific north west are being compelled to restrict acceptance of ordVrs duo to their in ability to secure cars. Ken York Tribune. April 29. (Republican) The country is beginning to take note of the character of the Senator's chief support. He has attracted to his standard the remainders of the old German American Alliance, like-wise .the special champions of Eamon "de Valera. and also radicals and their dupes who regard 1-enine as n great statesman. Finally, he has the vociferous indorse ment of Hearst, who makes lit tle secret of the fact that he hopes Fenator Jchnran will be defeated at Chicago and that in his irritation he will consent to head a third party. Here Are Some Newspaper Estimates of the Situation NOW York Times. April (Democratic) Evening I'ost, V V.. April 28. (Democratic) Wood remains tho one con testant who figures everywhere, even where there are "fa orite sons.'' The only place where he makes a distinctly poor showing is in industrial centers of radical tendencies. Thee, on the con trary, Johnson runs best; in ad dition, Johnson gathers in the Germans and the Irish. Thie is true of New Jersey and of Ohio as It was true of Michigan and of Nebraska. In New Jersey Johnson was strong in the cities, especially in such cities as Hoboken and Jer sey City, where the German vote is strong. He undoubtedly got the vote of extremists among labor men. Thetown and country districts saved Wood, and, considering the character of his support and that of Johnson, the cloeeness of th race is not reassuring for those who wish for an end of so cial disturbance and for a firm maintenance of the attitude the nation took during the war. Keep the Party Together F O R This Adw is paid for with money contributed by lota! supporters of Leonard Wood. Vote IpigijiMM Help Your Digestion When acid -distressed, relieve the indigestion with Ki-MOIDS Dissolve easily on tongne as pleasant to take as canar. Eeep yonr rctomach sweet, try KmbokJb MADE BY SCOTT BOWNE MAKERS Or SCOrrS EMULSION Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Orcgonian Printing Department. FOOLING WITH HEALTH SERIOUS GUILTY OF CASTLE GATE UTAH $ for B. Phone 5 STORAGE COAL because of MINIMUM SLACK L. Burroughs Incorporated College & Webb Sts. (By United Tn T A CO MA, May 11. puhlic stenographer was by a jury of the chars with intent t. Ankren on tli Julie Smith found fultty of shooting kill County Prosecutor ntCht of April 3. The THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Pendleton ! ni U -M m m uv i Offers an unexcelled banking service to in dividuals and corporations; transacts a general banking business and maintains special departments with facilities of the highest character. Acts as administrator of estates, or as ex ecutor or trustee under wills. PENDLETON, OREGON Jurors deliberated all night. The Smith woman was under sen tence of two years in pris-4s for per forming an illonal operation but was as -liberty on ball when Askren prosecuted her, was shot on his step. Ho recovered and against her at the trial. T have frequently asked druffBlUfc j "What dti you push in a blood medt ( cine?" The answer usually cam. ; '"The kind I can make the most money on." My answer has, always ! been: "Not me." 1 have succeeded pretty well and 1 have always rec : emmended the one that I had found by experience to be the best and the ; one that I would be willing to take myself or give to members f my own iamily. I have never offered the pub I lie a medicine that we do not use at home. This is why I can offer "Num ! ber 40 For The Blood" with a clear 1 conscience. We take it In all cases j where a blood medicine is needed, n i matter In what form it hows itself and W get splendid results in consti pation, kidney, stbmach and liver troubles. J. C. Mendenhall. Evans ville. Ind.. 40 years a .Iruggist. Mr. Ki chard I ickon. furniture tfefUakit. IT7 Forest t.. Spa rtauburg. S. C. was troubled a great deal for several years with a breaking out fh&t re tembled Erysipelas. lteforo wo got the agency fur N'umber 16 For The Blood, we s 'Id hiln many kinds of blood remedies and compounds rec ommended for skin troubles. He got no permanent relief, however, until we got him started on Number 49. He took several bottles and was soon en tirely relieved of the very disagree able skin trouble, but he hast n-t quit Number 40. He says he has found it the best liver mlctne on the market, and will keep it on hand all the time and recommords It t his friends for a substitute for cal omel. Todd Drug Co. Witness) to signature. It. C. Todd, druggist. Sold by A. C Koeppen ft Bros. who door- '- testified ! 600 CUSTOMS HOUSE EMPLOYES PLAN FOR CO-OPERATIVE BUYING (By Associated Press.) SAN FRANCISCO. May 1 I. Six hundred customs house employes here are planning on a system of coopers tte-buylng In an effort to reduce liv ing costs. A movement for an "over all club" Is also being planned. The bujing plant contemplates an j initial charge of $1.50 t. each mem ber for a revolving fund. Groceries (are to be purchased from samples dis- 1 played In a room at the customs house j and (nlers delivered there each Wednesday. j THREATENS TO OPPOSE WOOD (By I'nited Press) I WASHINGTON. May U. Senator I . Kenyon. of Iowa, declared in the sen- ) i torlMV tbal K T. I.tuttont I c Nil- w. ........... w.., ware, vtttfually had threatened to op- pose General I eonard Wowi's tarn- j raign unless Senator Moses of New I ' Hampshire, one of his campaign man agers, withdrew his cppoMtlon to the : i dye bill now before the senate. WE LIST THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS IN Slightly Used GARS 1 late Model 4-passenger Cadillac Looks ami runs I i k j new; 6 cord tires, bumper and other extra equip jnent. 1 1918 model Paige Sport roadster, perfect condition. 1 1919 Model Lexington Touring Car Cord tires, snub bers, 1 extra tire ; mechanically perfect. 1 1918 model Willys-Knight Touring Cord tins. 1 ex tra tire, spotlight and bumpers. Late Model 5 Passenger Buick Touring. These cars will be sold at a price that should inter est any prospective purchaser and must be seen to be appreciated. Umatilla Auto Co. 809 Garden Phone 417 .- .sSsa