East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 05, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text'!'lllw''''"!,'',"-''l,"'''tiK,''1'''-'7"' '"""pf f tt MrrTfifrTf'rTTrf'-r-irrr' rrVa mtmw-ri&wrvvi TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, rrNDLETON", OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1020. PAGE N1NK i i, EE OF A NEW MINING VILLAGE Leadville or' Goldfield in Their Balmiest Days Were Never 'Wilder Than Turkish Capital Now Held by Allies. CONBTANTINOPI.H, Aug. B.(A. P.) Constantinople, now combines all frenny of a. now mining citni, and a world seaport. It's "tho and of tho .Reduce Weight Easily Now Do you wish to become (lender, graceful, healthier, happier? Eat all you need, Dut chew your food thoroughly, and be happy while following easy Korein system ob tainable in box at drug store. Purposed to aid tin reducing fat in any part of the body. Reduce 'whatever yo Mad ( 10 to 60 lbs.) aadnr 1 00.00 money-refund guarantee or no cost to you. . Reduce pursy abdo men, double chin, large limbs, obese nips, ana other overstout part of , . V - 1 1 . . ' urn uouy. M Aff(f fcven m lew days of Korein system (pro nounced koven ) has been reported to show 1 a noticeable reduction in , weight. No thyroid, no exhausting exercise, no ' starvation dieting, no humbiiit s ftemimeredurtian mi'lhixj appruved by physn i ana. j-ootnteiw become litfht. Hie skin tinner and smooth, er in appearance, work arema easier, and a buoyant fec-linif take poaacsaiort erf the whole bffinff b autwrfluoim, un healthy tut diaprK-.ir. Bejzir reducing now. Get Korein Huy a a mull box of Korea tanybu)rdrurtr, Shm others thia advertisement. lull" for all the Mulkun kI.'U.'h' aim everything went of &um orihe Mdl lerrruneiin. (.'nticaiiHlan oil men. Don HjihIi) miner, AunUinn nheep and cattln klnjn, Orftftk vvtrr nilllinnarieH unci Kyi-tun tner'.'hunlH iunh to OmBtan ttnoplo to pop rhiimputfiin in jiroof of their Kiiit'('HK. HolriierM and hhIIoih of half a dussc-n nation swell thft -imputation ni fnld to the. eoHmnpoiitun ux pci't of the HtrPMtH and pleasure re- Under Allied occupation the city ha tieconin a wilder plate than It wan un der th Turk... There are no civil coiirtti. None of the Allies deBire to itHMiimo rejHponMlbtlity for reforms other than are necessary to wifeKimrd life. Italian,' French and British troops cooperate with tho Turkish tfendurmerle in keeping order. Hut everybody!! job Ik nobody's Job, Con sequently Ountantinople in a very wide open towfi. Midnight cloinar t en forced pretty, (fenorally,-hut until tbut hour there in little Interference with dan co hulls, Rambling' dives and red Iftfht districts unions murder", 1b com mitted. Wilder Thui. M-ndvlllu Won ladvllle and fSoldfield in their dlzzient days never offered annythlng wilder than certain sections of Con stantinople where- juzss band vie with Neapolitan orchestras- and utreet HitiKera In their effort to attract way furors Into the beer tunnel and dance hn 11m filled to overflowing with tho painted women of many na tionalities. Half a do son mi mm or gardens offrr vaudeville programs which attract thoitHHndH of persona every night who neem to have far more ' interest in the drink and restless crowds than in tho JtUKKlan irlmudonnas and hare It ffjfed dancers whose art Is usually an meagre an their attire. Turks, Arabs. ledOuJins, Kfryptluns and Assyrians, RcrKeouKly chid In native costumes, elbow their way aimmg Cossack a and Georsiana who ; uniforms are far more brilliant than their recent mili tary achievement. Coal - hi m k Prench colon fala, re pplendent. In red fezzes and green kuhakl, mlnRle with ?ikhs and Pun jabi whose lonjr hair and mn ny-ool- 'vVARNING t4 roar bowH revnlar do not I"Wiri fcudlr-t.-j to wakrtuiix cntrcr.lh- or aufwrti Usailtn: Jiui ur KOROLAX: "f. iuil. wrulrMino. Km d g. r.thL ObtslnbU at tiun? drui;rUu. eitry wlier. KMV.U la r0f lor ir.oi.r UtM,tT. liffuJ!n oruiiiBilijn, hjnadaetiii. dllT iWdl. bclehlnt. heinbwii, lurpld lh,r bd tril.. iirrTouiM!I draiM'sla. UiM. vtM'Att. mvuial and (iti7frt dullncM. oied headdressea arb wrapped in som bre brown. Civilian soldiers and null orn froma)l partt of tho world ore hopelessly Jumblet toyeiher 111 'on-. Htantinnple ' crowds and r mu busy looking; o each other that tenor from the .petronrad opera, nauKht) French singers frVrn Montmertcr and Austrian sironff-Ja wefl . lad lea claim but allKht attraction. 4 Kvfry ttty fa Vnwn tt Duy 'onstantinnplo itself Is a rand a Keant day. Its main thorouKhfare, It-''- (Jrand pera-, is more fascinating tba i any scene which producers ca ti ever hope to stage. Camel-drivers lead their patient trains, burdened with charcoal, through tha maze of street cars, shrieking army motorcars and carriages, piloted, over the rough pav ing at breakneck speed by Turkish hostlers who crack their - whips and Phout constantly at hBri pitch to ped estrians who venture off the narrow sidewalks. Turks mounted on tiny donkeys move indifferently through thia maelstrom. Accaaionally Turkish peasants drive a flock of sheep or turkeys Into this swirl of traffic? and serene oxen- draw heavy --arts alonp at a pace so alow that drivera of mili tary camions .curse them in ten diff erent languages. The narrow, crooked streets of Constantinople are ill-suited to motor traffic and the. slow-going fatalistic Turk In little inclined to change his pace. Co n set i uently the re are "many accidents and the Jndiffenenee with which foreign military cars are driv en has done much to intensify Turk ish hatred of foreigners. I KM jrJ-'a r . 'A , 4 f) . 10,000 ATTEND CANARY FUNERAL IN NEW JERSEY iisa-Htirr iiairirtaiiw,;iir"li NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 4. ( A. P.) A crowd estimated by the police at 10.000, thronged the streets here to night to witness the funeral of Jimmie, pet canary of Rmido Russorrmnno, 65-year-old cobbler. Police reserves were called out to preserve order and clear the streets for the funeral cortege. Jimmie described by Its' owner as pos sessing a ftong as sweet as the voice of Caruso" choked to death Sunday on a watermelon seed. Treading the procession was a band of 12 pieces, playing funeral dirges, followed by a hearse, bedecked with flowera and carrying a small white coffin in which the bird's body repos ed. The old cobbler, tear-strained and visibly affected, rode in a coach with a few intimate friends. Tho cost of the bird's funeral, esti- i f mated j $400, was contributed by the cobbler's friends. When Jimmie died, tho old cobbler drew the blinds of his shop, hung out a Bisn "closed on ac count of Jimmfe's death," put crepe over his door and went Into deep mourning. A tombstone, in the shape of a "cross with a canary bird in its center, will le erected over the bird s grave near Branch Brook park, the cobbler said. Oa lerI aJBdrrlt, John TTarl Brittatn, InirtnMri nan. eartlfleJ t Ihia: "My aaad at ta top and back wil absolutely bald, Th (.chip waa abiny. An xprt sail tliat ha thourht lb hair root wrs aiiort, and tbera waa o acpe of mjr wr havtnr a n-w hair c r 'Tt ntnr, at an mp.9 oTor 6rt, I aavo m luxorlaot growth ol oft, atronr. tuatroaa hnirl Na laca of baMnrtii. Thopirtnrpi thowoj fcaro aro rouQ my photocrapha." Ur. Brittaln cerlilicd furlhr . INDIAN'S SECRET OF! HAIR GROWTH J At ft tlrao iraott T na4 bromo dtteonrairpff i irj-ing- vmnoum flair lotitma, (onira. apectaliata' treatmpiita, ate I rim arroag, in my iravcla, m C no rolt lodiaa edicin man' who had an tuxlraaau that ha iierated would grow my hafr. Allhoufh Utr ktifr Oromih. 1 hid ht littla faith I cava It a trial. To mr ' ajnaemal a lipht furs aooa appaarfd. It daraiopad, day try day, Ctto) a healthy growUi. iid ara aoDfl mf. u waa a proliflo as la bdj; youthful daytr - , Thit I vat astoisei an$ Xaftf Ir trpretsSfi& my gist of mind mitdly Obrloaaly, tha hair roota had not vrn dead, but wero dormant ba ah acalp. awaltiof tha fertiliiinf potrncy of the myiterlooa potaado. I beftotlatod for and f am into posrsalrn of tho pri.ifipla for pret art n tliia myatcrfona aliiir, bow ealird Kotalkov and later had tH PAola v&ia bald rcir P Into prarttcal form by a rbmlot. That my own hair growth waa permanent baa beea ariply BrOTa4. How YOU May Grow YOUR JHaii: ft baa boeatroTod la Yry many eaer-a tha balr roota aid toot die tn when th hair frll out throiiRh dundroflf, fpTer, mlvpfcim artatm or certain other hair or acaip diaordere.- aliaa A, 1. Otto r-iorti: "About 8 yeara aro my hair began o fall cut nnui my araip in apola waa almoit entirely bald. I used everything that waa recommend ed but wa alwaya diaappniotod Until at Intit I cam arrona Kit ttlko. Hy bald apota are being eorered now; the growth ia al ready about threo inchea.' O, W. Uilrlull reports: "X bad apoti completety tM. Tor wbirh batr i now growlnf atnr I Qfted Kotalko." Ura. Alatilda Maxwell reports: "The whole front of mr fc?ad Was aa bald a the palm of my hand for about IS yeara. Rinre using; ' ' ' 4 KTi4r. '.If a Saves you many a dirty job like this! Non-porous rubber is 50 to 100 tougher than average tire rubber jy Yhewmosd Crottdm Compound Tiro mlttmnmtv premstur wear. KOTALKO FOR FALLING HAW BALDNESS. DANDRUFF For Sale at all Busy Drug Stores Mi - i Total' lr rvoniJerful tor womtn g har. Xotalko, hair la growing L th9 Pc tUl bald.'1 Xany mare aplendid, com J aiuf report Irom aatiafied uaera. contain! ONlTTSm BEAB Orii and other potent In gredient. No alrobnl, do shampoo; but a hnir elixtr of wonderful effirney. All Incrreilienle are aafo and hartnlesm, even for a child 'a scalp and hair. FonitiTcly KOTALKO is ons rfciirniriiHr rehabl hair preparnlion tnat vsccoeas pen genuine merit Buy a box of KOTALKO at tire drug store. Or ask for Kotaik t th toilet goods r drng mooter of any larire department ttrra. Remember thei . Aecept aothtor etoe aa 'just aa rood." t'tnryoo OOAB.ANTEH. Or if yon send 10 Cents (sUver or Stamp i. yoa Will rerive a PBOOP BOX of Kotalko with BltOCUURK, on paid. term trie NOW tt eliminate 1 A N DTi.Tf K, to trnt UAI,tKS3, to STOP ft A I A mnu KALI.IKO. Get a box or guaranteed KOTAiKO, apply ones twice ally J watch In yonr anirror. For I'ROOy BOX (10 cents, none nthen e) writ t) JOHN HART BRITTAIN, Inc. B A4. Station F. NewYork City Amn3 K". Hammer to Jus, T. Ayers tSOH.Ofl Ijit s. Block 6, nramfiPld'K Add. to )ho. Vlrtnr Fetpra In Dick Rush $150.0 SVV 1-4 SVV 1-4 Sep, W 1-2 Sli 1-4 I. Tp. 1, a K. 34. It. F. Strojim to Mort. Co., for Am-' erl.-a $10,110 S 1-2 XB 1-4 and SE 1-4 Sec. 18, Tp. 4....V. R. 28. M"m. Jones to Parson Motanic jr.onft. xb 1-4 XW 1-4 Sec. 33, Tp. I, X. It. .13. Mary a Warren tn The City of Pen dleton $575. Lot 4, Sec. 10, Tp. 2, N". K. 32. Anna D. Simpson to John F3. Ireland $1.00 Lot 13, Mock 55. Arnold Haley's Add. Pendleton. Armour & Co. to Joseph Bono $1 mete and bound tract in Grandview Orchard Tracts. J. E. Hoon to Zarra S. Hoon $1.00 mete and bound tract in 8 1-2 SE 1-4 Sec. 3. Tp. 5, N. It. 35. J. E. Hoon to Zarra S. Hoon $1.00 NE 1-4 S15 1-4 Sec. 20, SV 1-4 SV 1-4 .ec. 21 and N 1-2 N'W 1-4 Sec. 28, Tp. , X. R. 37. IIluniauer-Fi-ank Driiff Co. to J. E. McDnniel $1.00 S19 1-4 NV 1-4 and SW 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 3, Tp. 4, X. R. 3fi EL W. M. Hermiston Bank and Trust Co. to J. H. Keid $150.00 1-2 Int. in SV 1-4 Sec. 25, TP. S, S. II. 31. Chetopa Apt Inc.. to Blanch Shields Ordinary rubber it " porcul." A glan of water tiotts through tit Crolidm Com pound im "no' por oue," 1 1 , rrmainj voter-tithlindefinitetf. lOWK under t!ie back wheel pumpir.g uptheiacltl How auout your clothes , Hw abouf the train vou meant to catch? " What's the cause of roadside trouble likethis? Can't the tire makers build a casing 1 thct will stand the gaff? Aren't tiies ar.y better than they .were five years go?" Are these the questions that are frequently in your mind? Vou can get better tires. You can save yourself many a dirty job of tire changing. The chief cau;eof premature tire trouble eand boi'.s, blow-outs, a loose flapping tread. B doc that wears orf 'as fast as putty" is ordinary porous rubber. Tires made of iuch rubber v.'eaken and disintegrate on the road. Socn they ere absorbing dirt, mois ture, grease, oiland other injurious substances. Soon the tire is ready to give way at the l.rst sudden strain or shock. . Due to thediscovery of a remarkable com pound, these common troubles can now be greatly reduced. Croiide Compound, first ( produced in 1917, makes tires non-porous. Jit suis the million ol tiay pores. I: makes rubber practically impervious to moisture; oil and grit. It prevents rapid disintegration. J Croiide Compound Tires I -now available Made of Croiide Compound, this newrub ber is 50 to 100 tougher than ordinary rubber, and yet resilient. A one-inch strip stretches to 7 J inches. Decause they are made with this remarka ble compound, Thermoid Tires eliminate the premature trouble you experience with ordi- -nary tires. Either the cord or fabric type gives maximum mileage under all road and weather conditions. You are invited to call and see these new tires also the famous Croiide Compound! tubes. Let us tell you interesting detail facts; experiences and tests that show why Ther moid Tires and tubes end prematura f rou ble and givo better mileage. Write or a ik us for name and address of tha Thermoid dealer wfcw will supply you. W. J. 211 Court St. CLARKE ' Pendleton, Oregon Ki'lio Auto Jo., tVi!io. rw-cron. lastretti & Wallace, !" ater, Oregon. Snell & I,mou. Ariiiiptoii, Oregon. Hermiston Ant' 'o.. Hermiston. Orejron. Minor A Co., Heppner, Oregon. I.i-ielilon & Oxncr, I .a (iramlo. Or. ;;'. 1fw Itros., Itaki-r. Orejron. Hogor Itros., 1 ntcrprise, Ore-ron. Croiide non-porous rubber gives extra wear CoertSehtmd 1930, Theratoid Rubbor Compear. Tfonton, N. J. $10,00 Lot 5 la. Dewltt C. Shields $10.00 tills. Block 39, City of Umatil- Brownell to Blanch Lot 6, Block 3, I'nia- AXGi-as ni;iiT .makix moxct LO AXf3ELIi, Ausr. T.. (A. P.) The "Anpel's PlUrht" said to be the Bhortest railway In the world, which carries passengers up and down a Los Angeles hill, produced a! net income of $15,122 in the year 1919, according to a statement filed with the State Railroad Commission. The operating revenue was $24,513 and and operat lng: expenses totalled $7,894. Taxes were $1,497 leaving a balance of $15,-122. JAP EMULATES PONZI second litter of pigs waa born, sold some of them and others butchered. She now has on hand one brood sow, one barrow and five little pis, rained conservatively at 1190. She handing out clears even if he were not were on the suspended list. There is a new I ab boy in bia home. p. The! S wtr OWB1 BUiOWER r yariablc Speed. :i he Most Successful Machine for Alfalfa. For sale by Sturris & Storie WaUa Walla, Wash. Pendleton,' Ore. TOKYO, Aug:. 5. iV. ffiddy fluctuations of the business world wh,ich have reached their climax with the near-panic of the last few weeks, offer many strange incidents, but probably none is more picturesque than that of one Kaku hara, a country storekeeper, who camp to Tokyo with $500, the savings of many weary years behind the rural counter, and became a millionaire wii'nin a month and a pauper within a no her t w o. Kakuhara came to Tokyo during the latter part of last March to try his luck on the rico and produce exchange. He invested his modest pile in rice follow ing the market as prices rose, and in April he was already in the millionaire class. He then formed a combination with a "well-known and experienced Mock p-ambjer, bulling the market with such success that his pile grew even larger. All he made be staked on rice, and then his luck failed him. He was i caught and cleaned out, unable to pay I the high margins which the slump called for. He has now returned "to his little conntrv store where he is entertaining P1EI5CKY HAS A SOX LOS AXGELES, Cal., Aug. 5. Hill" Pierey, Vernon pitcher did not Japanese ! pitch in tho Sacramento-Vernon game here yesterday. Ho was too husy AIJ.EX AXD CCItTIS WIX. TOPROA. Aug. 5. (U. P.) Gover nor Allen and United States Senator Curtis have long leads for renomina tion on the republican ticket, accord ing to scattered returns from state wide primaries. his old friends with the tale of how t feels to be a millionaire, even if it is only for two months . , I , rSSSSS anlffii.ln.l. I ' M, 4Vlo :rvl t.H' HT j-- II " They're Just Right . Buckhecht Fine- Shoes are priced fS.'o to frf 10 ENTER DEBATES SHOES A QUIET elegance, a rich simplicity, a colorful harmony conspicuously beautiful are the l fine points of our No. 438.'Mihogany calf with invisible eyelets, and modeling that shows the latest refinements in style. And on the sole is our trade rnark B'uckhecht a symbol that distinguishes shoes that wear as well as they look. XIARIOX. O., Au: 5. (A. I'.h Political issues and campaign manage ment were discussed by Senator llard in?r at conferences today. Among his cullers wero republican leaders from seveml states. Tho proposal for a de Iwte between the republican and dem ocratic presidential nominees is said to have leen suggested, but Senator Hardinji Is not expected by hid advisers to take part. I Crisp enough, brown enough, salted just enough with their "right out of the oven flavor" Snow Flakes are de licious. And they're made from the finest, purest ingredients to be fountl! You'll like them. Don't ask for crackers say SNOW FLAKES SOME MORE P. C. B. PRODUCTS Annie Laurie Short Bra4 Arrowroot Biscutk Aasortrd Cakes Putter Thin Chelae Sandwich Cocoanut Wafers. Fig Sultana Cinger Wafera Iced Honey Jumblva Luu brUKh SaUtatc Flak as) 'ACiFic Coast Biscuit Co. LITTLE LADY IS EXPERT Is RAISER OF .FINE HOGS'l Sold ill IVixllcion tiy llond Itms. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT llANUFACTtrSBKS Slut m oerrt fnet , SAN FILANCISCO At.BfOfKRQX'K, N. Sf., A ns. 5. Miss bluncos 1'urker. 14, livinir at Itanchos de Atrisco, this countv, is en- j Moymir her viieation on tne J'acitie n feoast. on monev she earned. This is ; Jthe way it happened. I S Two years ni;o she joined tho piirj club, borrowing $10.r,0 from a local's J bank to pay for the piK. In August, : H 1 1 . the first litier of pies was born. In October the litter won a cash pri.e of $:'.. in the county bo s' and girls . S" county contest. Last iebruary th HlllllllllllHIIHIIIIIIIIIflllllllllllllllllltlllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilliiiiiiiiHiiiin S For Your Particular Appetite jf THE JOLLY INN s Will serve you just what you want and will not annoy 5 you with things that do not appeal to your appetite. S That Noon Meal cannot be beat. Its variety and -the quality is supreme. 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