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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1922.
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HOMES
WEEK
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fR-iKt Oregonian Special.)
UKR-MISTON, Oct. 10. Football
will be king again hi if Saturday when
the lfermiston high school gridiron
warriors will do buttle with the Co
lumbia College eleven of Milton. The
Jloimiston team have sent rdgsliin
flocks in this vicinity soaring by their
defeat of the Pendleton high aggrega
tion, the ltounl-l') city's first defeat
In years, and their ovorw helming vie
tory over Stanflold last Friday. The j
Commercial club has come to the fore
nnd purchased shoulder pads and oth
er necessary equipment and the entire
town has taken a sudden interest In
the game that heretofore was un
known here. The largest attendance.
In the history of football here was re
corded at the Stanflelil game.
Coach Cralapp, formerly of Wil
lamette I'nlvorsity, has been putting
the boys through stiff workouts daily
and his efforts have resulted in turn
ing out the best football team that
ilermlston has ever had.
Keen interest is shown here in the
conference game October 20 .at Pen
dleton between the Cniversity of Ore
gon and Whitman College. Nearly the
entire town have announced thnir in-
s m sSm i !
?WV i V t f fa H II I A . ;
Probably to forget reparations and the drop in exchange Germans
are trying to learn football. Are they apt pupils? Look at this tijturo
taken near Berlia.
tcntion of attending.
Work on the new postol'fiee s pro
gressing rapidly. August Heissie, in
eliarge of th" excavation and founda
tion work, has a large crew of men
working daily. It is expected, accord
ing to I'os'masler C. II. Skinner, to
have the structure ready for oeeupa-
o wen
A UNION OF
INTEREST T
Healthy Housewife Happy Home
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lion by I iccember 1.
Klaborate preparations are being
made by C. W. Kellogg, manager of
the Hormiston Aulo Co., for the re
ception of the "Ford Caravan'' which
is scheduled to arrive here Saturday
for a two-day stay. A varied enter
tainment will be presented, according
to Jlr. Kellogg.
The new log home of Mr. and Mrs.
Shaw of Cold S'prlngs Is expected to be
completed this week, according to Kor
ea Jensen, who is in charge of the
work. The Shaw heme will be the
first, log structure of its kind to he
erected in this vicinity. Artistic fur
nishings are being planned for the
inside and this with its uni'iue archi
tecture will make it one of the most
beautiful homes in this yure of Uma
tilla county.
Complete Home
Outfits
This is the week to choose
vol r "Heller Homes" outut.
oui slocks are ut the very
pcaJi or completeness and ev
ery new design, wood nnd
finis-h is represented. To
choose now is to choose from
the very cream of what the
markets of the world afford.
Kemomber, too, that very
Ifiiond credit terms are. ex
tended on anything you need
for the home. ;
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REED CHAIRS and
ROCKERS and SET
TEE upholstered in
cretonne or rich tap
estry. Old ivory and
frosted brown Avith
lamps and tables to
match.
Use the Nu-Fold both for day and
night. From $19.50 to $73.50.
MOVE HISTORIC ENGLISH
HALL TO SAN FRANCISCO
l.oXIMi.Y, Oct. 10 Norland Hall, an
ancient homestead, near tltilifax. Kng
land, is being dismantled and prepar
ed tor removal to San Francisco,
where it will be recrccted.
The stones and timber comprising
the hall are being packed into crates,
and every stone and piece of wood is
being numbered, so that, the whole
building will be re-erected exactly as
It; stood In Knglaiul.
Buffets of Real Craftsmanship in Wonderful Period
Designs
Cabinet -making, instead of being a lost art, is finding new expressions in
the spleaidid creations in dining-room furniture noAv gracing our floors. See
for instance the artistic buffets Ave are showing in the new designs, Avoods,
and finishes. You Avill be agreeably surprised at the lowness of their price.
$32.00 Quartered; $62.50 Walnut; $48.00 Jacobean; $52.00 Mahogany.
TABLES AND CHAIRS TO MATCH.
CIIKSS CHAMPION IN X. V.
NKW YOKK, Oct. 10. (IT, I'.)
The Ninth Annual American chess
tournament opened here today at the
hotel McAlpin and will continue nine
days. The chief attraction of this
tournament is Ihe participation in it. of
the young ches:: wizard, Samuel llzes
chowski, who for the first time will
take part In a tournament where mas
ters and champions participate.
The other participants are: Frank
.1. .Marshall, present champion of lT.
S.; it. .lanovsky, champion of France;
j Kdward l.asker, chanjpion of Western
Slates; Charles Jaffe, former cham
pion of N. V. States; S. Chaies, cham
pion of I. It. I.. Progressive Chess
Club; M. Shapiro, champion of Man
hattan Chess Club; John F. ilerry,
i champion of Massachusetts.
Cruikshank & Hampton
124-23 E. Webb
Phone 648
The
President
Proclaims
It
So s i g n i ficant
has the Better
II o m e s move
m e n t become
that it enjoys the
official recogni
tion of the gov
ernment itself.
President Hard
ing has proclaim
ed the Aveek of
October 9th to
14th "Better
Homes AVeek"
and the whole
nation joins in
the great move
ment. Everybody
every Avhere
make your start
for a better
home during the
Aveek of October
9th to 14th.
! Featuring Styles and Values That Make u Better Homes' Possible for All!
Cancer Is An
Old Disease
NKW YUHK, Oct. in. Cancer Is al
most the oblest disease of mankind,
according to a statement issued hero
by the American Society for the Con
trol of Cancer. Descriptions of con
ditions now known to be cancer are
found among tile fragmentary records
of ancient India and Persia. It was
known to the Egyptians before the
time of JSioses and is distinctly men
tioned in the Papyrus fibers 1.1IUI IS. C.
Herodotus tcdls us that Democedes
cured Atossa. daughter of J)arlus,
King of Persia, of a cancer of the
breast, r0 11. C, while Daniel was a
captive in Pabylon.
llijiprocrates accumulated a vast
quanlity of information of the subject.
lie was Ihe first to use the cautery, a
hot piece of metal, on a skin cancer,
-1 r. (J 1!. C. l.eonides of Alexandria, 1 su
II. C, first described retraction of the
nipple in cancer of the breast, and
using a scalpel and cautery performed
an operation almost as extensive as
the one perfected by Dr. Halstead only
110 years ago.
Galen, the great Surgeon and Physi
ologist, .who died A. D. (to, wrote ex
tensively on the subject. His 'writings
were still in use ns late as the time
of Queen Elizabeth, and with little
exception there was no advance in our
knowledge of cancer pathology
throughout the Ilybantine and Re
naissance periods,
Lairing tne Dark Ages, cancer was
looked upon as an evidence of Divine
Wrath, for the band of the church on
medical as well as other scientific in-
j vestigation prevented anything In the
' nature of research. As a result of
this belief, a jrrc at wave of faith cure
and uuackery spread over Kurope,
which reached its height during and
immediately following the reign of
Queen Klistabeth, so that every effort
to ascertain thu true nature or cause
of cancer waa defeated.
the huge shark,
strips and cooked
cut
it.
the meat Into
SHARK MEAT SALVATION
OF CREW ON LONG TRIP
I-os ANf!Kl.iJ8, cai., Oct. 10. Only
the capture of a ten-foot sharl: off
the west coast of Mexico saved the
lives of the seventeen members of
the crew and Captain II. J. Henley, of
the auxiliary schooner Jlo'oulite, which
arrived here recently from Newport
News after one of the longest voyages
on record.
Facing death by starvation, when
they ran out of food, members of the
crew successfully angled and cauyht
JSMM.K WKFIv IX WWSlilXtiTOY.
OLV.MP1A, Wash., Oct. 10. (U. p.)
Yesterday started Smilo Week- in
aslnneton. The whole state wore-'a
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
Headache
INDIGESTION
Stomach Trouble
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EVELYN SCOTNEY, Coloratura Soprano.
WILL IRWIN, Ace of Correspondents.
GARDNER JUBILEE CONCERT CO.
DAVIS, Master Magician.
HINSHAW CONCERT QUARTET.
Tickets will lie placed on sale soon.
SEASON TICKETS $2.50
Either of the first two attractions is well worth the price of a
season ticket.
WILL IRWIN, The Ace of Convs.iHuaUr.ts
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