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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-26
Hippodrome Tonight.

Wonderful Emily Stevens in 'Des-
tiny" or THE Soul of Woman"
This picture is without doubt the
greatest achievement in Miss Stevens
career and should be seen by every
one to be appreciated. 1t is based on
the famous stage success, Expert
ence" Added attraction "Allies Of
fetal War Review" containing as it
does, the official war pictures Of
!! United States, Great Britain, France
and Italy.
"And so, as we two old people sat
in the darkened theater, suddenly
there flashed upon the screen pictures
of muddy men marching. clad in the
uniform that marked them British
'Tommies,' fresh from the shock OF
battle and scenes of carnage, yet
smiling az only brave men can smile
then came more pictures, this time Of
the men who said and made goot
their words, they shall not pass,
the heroic French, who for four years
have borne terrible burden and
borne it well; then more pictures Of
ather great fighting men, the Italians
proving their mettle on the Piave
and then, with the audience rising
and cheering, down a dusty road in
a never ending line, our own boys
with the sun of France g1ittering or
their helmets, on their way to the
trenches to take up civilizations
burden Our eyes were wet, for
among them, probably. was our own
boy. who is over there
The first issue contains, in part
The Blue Devils fight the Hun; Eng
land buries Beethoven; Italian U-boat
chasers; Strengthening Venice's de-
fences; The Zeebrugge Mole; King
Georges letter to the American sol
diers; Rome celebrates American
Day; American soldiers advancing to
the front.=Advertise ment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-26
Veterans Enrolled.


The roster of civil war veterans at
tending the thirty-frst annual reunion
of the Twenty-frst Missouri infantry
in Keokuk, Thursday and today, fol
lows:
Anderson, VIM, Co. G., Leaven-
worth, Kansas; Aeni, Paul, Co. A;
Bertram, F., Co H., CORN, Mo-; Bow
den. T. l., Co. H, Luray, Mo-; Brown,
Jas. A., Co H, Bonapare, Ia; Burner,
j. K, Co. H, Quincy, H.; Bradley, w
b.. Co. c., Granger. Mo-; Beal, James,
co. E, Edna, Mo-; eastman, R. NJ,
CO. C., Quincy, H.; Conkle, Peter, Co.
H I1Iray. Mo-; Cameron, ALI, Co. H,
Wayland, Mo-; Dean, Daniel, Co. L,
Granger, Mo; Downs, F. M, Co K,
IaGrange, Mo-; Eagleson, James, Co,
A. Myer. H.; Fulton. Marion, Co. F.,
Montrose. Iowa; Farris, Capt. j. T.,
70 F.. Keok11k, Iowa; Haines, VIM. A,
co III. Wyaconda, Mo-; Kenyon, Eli,
90 D.. Keokuk, Iowa; Lane, N. e, Co.
CORN. Mo-; Leedom, W. p, Co. F.,
Iancaster. Mo-; Longfe1low, John, Co.
r EDNA, Mo-; Morris, Joe, Co. g.,
Montezuma. Ia. Morris, j. r, Co. g.,
Kahoka. Mo-; Menke, Fred, Co. K,
Kaboka. Mo-; PuIlins, VIM. NJ, Co
Wavland. Mo-; Rugh, H. K, Co. l.,
Memphis. Mo; Roseberry, Reese NJ
"a q Osawatomie, Kans.; Rickett,
Iohn. Co. D.. Hamilton, Ill; smith, T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can Tel WHEN you
Dzrken Gray. Faded Hair
with Sage Tea

Crarernr1fer fep; her hair teautl-
fully darkeoe1 slessF and attractive
win S trtv q Szrt Tea and SuiFf-r.
Unerever be- hzir tcok On fflzf duiL
faced 81 srre4k ID EST.earanct. thls SIN
re mixture vas APPLIED Nsth ucnoerf
- s-ert ~ Eskirr a. any drug
SIRE 70 -Nvtrh's sage 4nc Sulphur
Con pound. gu.a All sd lAr6e bot
- q IRIS r1c-tsznt recipe. improved
- tfse E1dl13on - cfk-- .nC-ecierrx AZ
ready "a use. 1t very little cor- Iki-
s1--rse MIXTURE can ss 6tcenfet Upon
- restore rs1urzl c1lor and ce11-F -
~ hair
A wezs-knOwn dowrscwr d-nrrss-
fzYs everybody uees WFefh's S1ft ana
pfur ccrupcu-6 r4u because ~
darFens 80 naturally Ert evenly that
1c.,ooy car TEL Z hzs hee1 srpliet-
rs ~ s1sr - -. rno- Yen SIMPLY
Gzrlpe- = cu-lt CT set trush An1
crzv Z rs-unrh YER hair. txkirr enc
x-rz-d - q tlr.e ~ -nu--inr r.e
r-xF hzi- disappears a@-t- Enot.sr
svT-icz.tc- g rrc. : e reserve - -
xs-c-z1 rolc- ara looks Elcn~r. s-ft
nrd t.ezurlenl TniE rrep1-z-pr 70 =
t-zirtt III -r.i1e- reo1.Ei-e u = -ot n
rs-3ed So -tse cure. riirr rr1-lc- O. r-e-
rertion q eis.Ase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
'YksRs" PUT TERROR
INTO HEARTS OF HUNS
When Americans Appear In Sight
Germans Yell hamerad
and They Do Ii With
Vigor and Vizn

German officers have sameAex
failed to convince their mcn that ,Ae
Americans are not nauch as figA' ers
Recensiy when s ieT French cragoons
druve German major and several
hundred aen aai at q grove Az sheis
hands ~eai ~ - The air 81 once. ara
hey began yelling American-
RamGadtr II has since become .
ksna ~ "yeii- with them. On one re-
cent occasion, however tAey did no'
hare an opportunity to practice ii A
tank had been stalled Germans had
taken possession and were work e
me machine guns al one end against
orr men. Tao lanss slipped around
the tank. one rried open she iron DOR
in fhe side e .he machine VITA a
pickax while The osher man threw L
grenade. killing and woundias ga
re Germans inside
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
ARMY SLACkERS ARE
SENT TO PRISON

Lisale RncR. ArA Ars .l-Fcur
members q the Atkinson Stacker gang
recently rounded up by natioRal
suArdsmen and civilian posses ~
alesurne eounlx "a spend five gea-s
"a ,ls4 United STA es disciplinary aar-
Heks al Fort LeNenp 0r1h. Kan Tbs
saRf ,rirases, j.. = B.aEey. I 6
RiAke,. brothers an6 Lee y Martin
John ~ Peniod, we're cessrtsrs
ON Camp Pike Ccars- marital
findings raade slhlie tonay showed
they we're fonne ua'iy Il deserUon
ara sentenced ic five years snpg1son-
raens and aishanorGblF dsschsrged
Oiher members 81 ihe gang VII he
lllea IN ihe United States rourg here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
YOUNG MEN SHOULD
PURSUE STUDIES
War Department Plans To Give
Military Instruction At State
University: Education Is
Necessary

Oa4ahoua Cts, AEg 2i How can
rrnAcr lhs aasss valuable SERVICE
fa ns eaaHire aafing the Eerioa oi
ths ~as IS lAs aacsfaon NAscA seans
4nsn eyer efArs~a are asking them
SELVES hst &aEs
Tae sss department. AAs g4sl cs4ef
e So.a.ua IRE xlAl.s saF vhseA+
hnweaer hatr ns3 YEA beeA eAisrslf
worked aas 4hs w&s aeESrymeni
ssrs Nmsf ca@tee i sfsa anf tlslen
Is o. Sc ~ reiara ia college X al
s,eAes enralsea and enlist the SIN
aen1 ARMY Training casEs Bv en-
listing 4n ih.s earns, acxrainc "
8saGas Sr0posed ssan vii Aascone q
member 81 sh Gniiea st4ses arn'
ard wan he fiven Instruction raaip
nNni. etc
Prcsiatns StgAtsa y irsa.ss hai
received assses.s 8hai ne oklahoma
I1irerssT having saAshea tAe pre
seribea conahions. a a1lI - ihe SIN
dents ARMY Tra4nlAe oarps w4tl o'
established ihss~sr ~ airee4 m q sh'
stnrefarg al VAT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
NAN WHO ROBBED
POsTOFRCE. REp[NTENT

Peoria 81. sur .i-nrifs1 bsck n5
llf rnesickness AL. are u The family
Ae dsssr1ces. Jofa = Be1lslas- AZ
sronalur cashier 4 ne Peerak pos
0sece. refurnea it Feofis mis- sfief-
noon Ene wa arrested
Ye6e-aI Official, hare bs-sn On Ben
sEgs tran slnce s1ly =. When hs let
Fsar.A rzrrgine Sfae q she esHsrI-
s8sni r.osfufs5ce snTi1ves' pAyrDA.
Bs1s IA s'resEls n~st a large a11oani
ff ths Iso1es ~ Asd siSlen.
Otlcsrs inresiiFsfinr he case ns~
l-e g iAe 5.s-rios shAi BsnsinE. sso
Is h-a- Z q tie i7 Germany ana has
I've A-usAers il 81 k4iss-s zruF
IA IN Do ~zF r.nneri-l via ID
G+rnHr 81 srsien n Ansrscs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
Dbl Kidney Fills
s4rrtcS- uostys AND s.ts 81
RAINBOW COMPANY
ALMOST WIPED OUT

Eirrnlueha-n Ala. Aug 2l-Compans
= o. EesseDe-. 1S-fh infantry, RAN
hrw Division. was khos L. pi-oes b.
re receri fighting n saich ne q
VISION was engaged. according fo .
letter frism Cap Lacy bdnundson b.
H. wife twenty-five CT Tie com -
p1ny were killed. Ahou7 1ae wounded
z1d several including CAPTAIN Ed
nson1soR. were -1ssed Onls Abou
seventy I've men are len in the ear 81
pzrv cA,'txlr E1n0ndsnn writes. Tbs
c3np11E participated 4 s11De of The
Alneress eshii-r p ne MaTne pacsti
drive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
SALTS FINE FOR
Aching kidneys
We sss 90 Ea11 mast vhleA clqU
H1DsyA eez Bs,k hzrss ~
BlA35er h0sAsu yeI

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Hou sr-ev rnnzt f-er ruu- bensTs
s<-1r< sn1 tle1r. E.d fs> nsrr-rz To8
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s1zsous s1lts = rae f-um the arl1 q
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21


has eregea I4S on me oharaaesA
farm ir she northwest of The nofah-
n.s, a ihe aoaiAeast of2a- sn-'e
I,rex ana associates No q an ne
Wright fAizn IN Dc northwest eofnfd
,s tht nsr4hsssa a the southwest "
ss-.A.ze IS ary ma abandoned al
a4Se feta
The on SsAze cn COMPANY Ne 3
en- ihe S~egEins farm IN The naf1a-
essi corner Of a4-sn--e As 8 ris.
The American Ol Reclining CON
psrr has ahAna med The location oT
1he wre.ure farm in ms noftheas'
corner AZ the ru-s awesi nf ihe soaih-
west e the nniahwesi o. ls-sT-s s.
The E,elRarrsuan on Company rs
stasvea seaan on she wriFh iarm IN
ihe northeast cossser oi tha southwest
xs-2n asW. The re A1cW Gown al
sb gees
The Twin state well on nc Davis
farm in lhe northwest corner oi ihe
at,uihaAs1 q The southeast oi lS-sr-
3. is drilling a. .ot seef
The Dscils wcu On the Ford farm
IL n northeast q ls-sn-se IS under
rsAuisg ai 1900 Feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
DOESN'T KNOW WHERE
BRIDE -10-RE LIVES

fs2gersosn. Ne Aug ga--The place
q Residence of the arlde-ao-be a
ndsara Ruhenriein q Gettysburg
Is s mysier4 - insi yoang n1n Al
least. the clerk ~ abe cours here
cenld not find or by Qpesiiensng I'm
bernstein when he applied Tor mar
riAse lirenss as II her residence, 3
~ SAID Ill be lnew aboul j was ID
sle Lived shout swelve niles fr
Getty saure. Aul il What direcie~
could not say
R1benSein answered AL Lhe
auess3ons The rlerk fred ST hiN put
on this one be WAS siuek
tse said b never wroie her q Net
Ter and never hal occasion 10 know
where she iired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
FEWER At rEALT. rESoRTS
HIS NEAH

Increased expenses u travelling and
al health resorts WI keep many hsy
lever and ssihK4a sufferers home this
SIMMER F0leys Eoney and Tar Is rec
amnende1 ss . satisfactory remedy
Tor har fsver zn6 asthma u kesls
and soothas. xllsrs infanSii1n ana
Irritation and eases >~e cbnAing asl-
saiion
ec}6 Fre-rwhp-a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

To e11ny III we rausi have cond
feAlth. No one can hare e GET much
real pleasure ogi 81 lltA when hts
bowels are ci9geed q good share az
the time azd the pnts1Ds that saousa
be exs.Aaled ars absorbed inso the sys-
tam, Tre5atlng headache and indaees-
ton. A few doses of hAulbs All :
Tablets Wit move tise bowels
Strengthen TIE digestion and give wun
Z real chance 20 rAas1ae tie real ~
q. living Try IT..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Tcxas Weneer for lSdaey Ana
t.zdee~ trouble. erssei clS1rIcs
voaR and aame back. rheumatism aEsa
irr~a1ulariiScs rf the Riareys mt
hlader in both attn and women Ree-
clAgey baa36sr fsuables in children II
slos sold sv eoas druggist. wal be seri
ar HssSi on receig1 81 So Ont
tEaall bottle Is i've mcnihs tr~atSatn'
and often c5lrss, Send tor ssatn
testimonials 1J-. III " HAL, -s.h
Olive ST, St Lau.s. No sold ~
druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
- Rows ThisP

We oesr One Euncred DaliE-s Re
yx-a .or any case q. CEta-rh tAGi
rzznos be cured fy EIls cx,Grrh
FL cHT~TT A. sls
"
s-.ht.1,.V A. ...r - l-rr s'l--
fl.rr perfectly honlr4lle Ia A. nasii..
t-,r aE,i rriorls a-se fnkrclrnr 1tf- N
pl,s any onllcxriors -rl1as ry LIS l-il.
NATIONAL RANK C7 cC.-NEEcE.
-ae3a. @
Enu's rrtr-rh Gre is tRkc- -rte--sAlir.
t<-inr directly uo1r ths hood arc I'D
-r,sss surfaces q The rvEtern T'es-trnc,ai1l >
nsrst free. Price q ce-1s per h,fle eti1
lr A. Drucrss-s
rnks Ea-s IEz.lf PMS s>>r ontk-lDsas4A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
DELEGATES FROM II c0UA-
TIES TALK FOOD MATTERS

1rrer uor1uss w4r- -s--<srted
81 - too1 atui-.zE--z-iun 1o1s rssi-
hr n t.s fas.s stsaf-.s--zti1r cs,5es
a. - stass rz-s-a- toezr- -utEs
49,. Fss-- fscs ssni-ss--zsc-. 1is-
crrs-c - --xA's--z q fcos cc1ze--
rs-lu- ~1ih y. r-zr-r food se-'l1-
tst-z-n-x
-. esrs1 ruur-tes -<--est1-s-t 49,
lurz-- oE1shu-1 Cs-z<lzr- C3sTe-
lr11 Pr-ssz-c--. Ef-r1shs-- Ia
cnl-- NrC71fr- PE-re S.zE,sss Hrs
Cf-<k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

These tat.ets are intended especial
ly for stomach troubles. hillionsness
ar6 consilpaiic-- II yen have any
troutles % this sort give ihezn : frial
and realize for yourseh Whist q first
class medicine wil % for you They
1ziy cost . cuarzs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

The Garter test On ihs Waller farm
l. the northwest CORNER n .s-1s-Sw
r drilling Al 1919 lee.
The Mountain Stale is disllng at
2aas feet On tA~ Pope farm IL the
northwest cosnc- az the nor sl
c: e---s-sw.
JaA- c Keys is shus down at la2a
fact fo- whf~ ca the Yelly farm in
- ~. .4ses. o..sLes - De -r-A-
ctE os s--ss-ev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
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fG1 @AAk
FARM LANDS. Et~cr LANDS.
CITY PROPERTIES
Az es-. - ostss,-s
Errisxss~ siss7,rs c1s-sese>e So
rc-.rrto-s zz1e ~ Dsze-rs q lHk
INTERSTATE eoNoEc EEALTs
ASSOCIATION
LIST ~oUs PROPERTIES
~s<> re f-<e---s<e es-ce1 sest.y As-
s.1is<s.-- Ever -e-ee- s>s<~ Be-
A11reu
eoNoEo SECURITIES COMPANY
Ws~><~ 60
f~1e-s<z<s e.nce< sss,-y Asso> ssss~
~ o. Ex-ss>ee os1scies
cs,sA,@s c<s. okisso<.s
W~z.e % .. sgrL ees-~S,e ycu~ 7-re-
e-<s- TIE e,,5e> -<-t>- n>s-<s< sss
eus~s<<<<i~s rer~<ser-zfl1- sc1 &c
sr~<zrsc~s- EXCLUSIVE kfSTfSce
"a r.sss iasS<<sss>- . . = w>ffs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
su--t- p.z-nsezs

rIr - crrr-oDH3 -nc-t rr3cklr ul.h
czOTEs BEEr B0TTL MEDICINE
And = Is sfsol1ts'F harmless lust -
effective sor Atll-s ss fg- Ch1t-r,-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

E~ratuEn.1 & Trees NJ . on
gsr farm he northeast CIR
W . ne salthctss q she northwest
A "a northeast "a 30 s-sz--s Is drill
sng al -St feet NJ Is & location
~ sAui down ails7s.eet
TAe Nsrnalia Petroleum COMPANY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mr.. Crandall has accepted the posi-
tion as service man for the PendletoT
Auto Company.-Baker Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beck went to
Milton today.
Fred shtlk is in Pendleton today on
business.
Jack Kastan of Echo spent yester-
day here.
Mike Byfne was Pendleton visitor
yesterday from Echo.
George Hughes of Redmond is in
the city today on business.
John Wilson of Long Greek was
here yesterday.
Miss Edith NJ Fraker of Redmond
is at the Golden Rule.
William Straight, stockman of Nor
row county, was in Pendleton today
j. H. Zachary arrived last night
from Fossil for a short business visit
here.
Miss Lucille Fisher of AIbee. Ore
gon, is in Pendleton today on bust
ness.
Miss Mayme Carey. who is employ
cd in the Paris is spending her vaca-
tion at Newport.
J. R.Hays and Fred Ritchey of
Heppner were here yesterdaHon bust
ness.
Miss Mary Utley arrived today from
Weiser, Idaho, to visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gorrie.
Mrs William Troxell of Peck, Ida
no, is here visiting her Parents. She
expects to remain for the Round Up.
DIR. Tom c. Bailey left this morn>
ing for short vacation in Portland
and HiIlsborO.
J. b. Mumford, formerly Il resident
OF Helix. is here today looking after
his business interests.
Zoeth Carney returned to The
Dalles today after visit here with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs G.. T.. Pierson of Port
land arrived last night for brief
business visit here. They expect to
look for a location either i'm PendIe-
ton or in the country near here.
Mrs James Johns, Mrs. George d.
Haslett. Mrs Laura ID. Nash. Thomas
Johns and Homer WEIGH are enjoy
ing the hospitality of Mrs. ]. F. Rob
inson during a few days outing at the
Robinson cottage near Bingham. The
party motored to the mountain place
last evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14

, headquarters
Transfer to France.
This is one of the chief American
embarkation ports whence our boys
are transported to France. Every I'd
or Sd person one meets wears Uncle
Sans uniform. American flags fly
everywhere. Pretty provincial girls
stroll arm in arm with the doughboys
and vie with one another in showing
them n good time.
Thousands of Yankees line the
docks, waiting to board transports for
France. At dock one sees a huge
transport from Argentine, unloading
horses Later these will be sent to
France.
Further out to sea one of the new
ambulance train ships is seen, COM
ing in from France. 1t carries
wounded Americans and Tommies.
A long line of thousands of -Ameri-
cans marches through the streets to
the embarkation- office to prepare to
leave the next day. The inhabitants
here call it the endless line"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
PORTLAND PIGEON
WINS 125 MI. RACE

PORTLAND, Aug 14.-C. f. Hin
.shaw's homing pigeon set a remark
able record Sunday when it flew from
Tacomt to Portland, an airline dis
.tance of 125 miles, in three hours and
one minute, winning first place in the
race conducted under the auspices of
the oregon Racing Pigeon club. The
birds average was 1884 yards a. min
ute. Chris. Torgensen's pigeon came
out second, with an average of 5S2
yards a minute; Jimmy Dunn's third
at SAT yards a minute. and j. II. Will
liams fourth at 44S yards a minute.
About so birds were entered in the
race.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
OLD BRITISH TOWN
FULL OF YANKEES

| AN ENGLISH CHANNEL PORT
July 25.-This is a city of American
soldiers
In pre-war days not far from here
the Herman kaiser used to spend an
annual holiday. racing yachts. while
close by stands the headquarters
from where British royalty raced Its
boats.
Today it's different.
Huge guns. dotting the crests of
green, grassy hills, other guns hidden
away but ready TO blaze forth on a
seconds notice, and numerous allied
destroyers would all join enthusiastic
ally in a belching roar of sunfire IL
one of the kaiser's boats should show
its nose here now.
An Old English Town.
Back of all these strenuous fortifi-
cations sands one of the oldest towns
In England. 1t is relic of the days
of feudaI barons, and "a part of the
stone wall which surrounded the city
still stands.
But instead of remaining a quiet
provincial town it has been turned in
o a lively hustling American oommu-
lity
Since Uncle Sam was goaded into /
scrap with Prussianism many tens
# thousands of Yankee fighting men
ave made this town their temporary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
Association OFFICERS Regrct.

Through an oversight for which no
one is to be blamed, unless il be the
old saw whats everybody's business
is nobody's business" the officers of
the Pendleton Commercial Association
were not aware until late this after
noon of the departure of the ten young
men tomorrow morning to take
course in the Benson Polytechnic
school at Portland in the government
military training and no preparation
was made by the association for Civ
ing the young men the usual enter
tainment that has been the custom of
the association. The officers of the
regret very much that this
has happened.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
Watch Your Blood Supply,
Don't Let Impurities Creep In

medicine, that is purely vegetable.
Many druggists have seen wonderful
results accomplished among their
customers by this great old medicine,
and they know that S. S. S. is one of
the most reliable blood purifiers ever
made. Keep your blood free of i'm.
purities by the use of this honest old
medicine, and if you want medical
advice, you can obtain same without
cost by writing to Medical Director,
Swift Specific Co, % Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
Meal and vetch PoIentn.

3 c boiling water.
1 salt or salt to taste.
l corn meal.
I butter or fryings.
? C cooked yetch.
It finely cut cheese.
Make u mush of the boiling water
and corn meal. and cook thoroughly.
w hen done and still hot, add the
cheese and butter. and stir until
cheese is melted; then add the cook,
ed Vetch. Mix well. When cold
slice and fry a golden brown in a II,
tie fat. Two-thirds cup of uncooked
Vetqh will give two cups cooked vetch.
Cook Vetch as in recipe foe peanut
and Vetch loaf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
C. NEWS 0FSN
PENE2EE TON


Word was received in Pendleton to-
day of the death of Mrs. Maria NJ
Beagle, widow of the late william
Beagle. in San Francisco on August
Ia. The Beagles were members of a
prominent pioneer family of Oregon
and until recent years made their
home in Pendleton where Mr.. Beagle
was connected with the flour milling
business and at one time served as
deputy sheriff in this county. Mrs.
Beagle was a past worthy matron of
Bushee Chapter. No 10. Oregon
Eastern Star, and has many friends
here to regret her death which was
quite sudden.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
Vegetarian Loaf.

NENGNNFIltE IaOiRT.
II 9 toasted bread crumbs CENTRE. o.
graham).
nuts.
C corn pulp.
1-2c cheese.
eggs.
grated onion.
t minced parsley
1-2 whole wheat flour or mixed
flour.
1 C chopped celery.
Mix ingredients thoroughly. Press
in small bread pan or baking dishS
and bake or steam one hour, steamins
preferred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14

New Tank Record Made I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Duke Kaha-
namoku, Hawaiian swimmer. made a
new record for sixty yards in the
Chicago Athletic Association tank
meet. covering the distance with the
crawl stroke in 25 1-5 seconds. The
previous mark was 80 seconds. made
by c. NJ. Daniels in Pittsburg. Decem>
Der 19. 1917. Tupp of the Chicago
Athletic Association finished SECOND
to Duke in 80 3-5 seconds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
Pure Blood Means Perfect
Health.

The average druggist has handled
hundreds of medicines in his day,
some of which have long since been
forgotten.
But there is one that has been sold
by the druggists throughout this
country, for more than fifty years,
and that is S, S, S., the reliable blood
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14
Death of wealthy stockman Puzzle.

Death of Wealthy StOckman Puzzle.
ENTERPRISE. or, Aug. le.--Wal,
ter S. Brockmuu. the largest cattle
owner in WallOwa county was found
dead Monday afternoon near trail
on Snake river. Near him lay a dead
pack mule. with it's load tied secure
~ In place. and some Of Mr. Brock
mans horses were found nearby.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-14

Il vinegar.
Dash OF cayenne.
1-2 c strained tomatoes or catsup.
Hot water enough to cover.
Soak vetch over night. Aud soda
< 71EFf7I
= fs.--.s saAaae keuaa 1ss SS1t All
hands to remove hulls. Tut pork In
bean jar. add other Ingredients, and
bake four or five hours.