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HISTORiA.

Comne-:io de Ia Historic General de Ne
xicv. pur ,.vn julio A@s2,e '''
EDisedics 1ffHtar,s MexiCancs.-Gusrr a.
Indepc=GcncIa . Invasion \~orts-ameTis"-
Hfsto-i. lie Ruma-ComprcnGe desdc los
orircneS IL Roma, hssts X rsldS del I'm
p.-ic Romano e.. Occidentc ...-- %
Historic dc GrecIa, dcSde To- I"7nPo> ne
ryiyo~ hasta "a dcsrncmbrac'"n del impe-
- 4. SlaF--g-. ......-rr 80,
u;,t,,r;a patria. 80 don Jus-o Sierra. %
B;.t,ria d. yirNico. por don LUIS Perez
verdi..-ConErcsac d-sdc To- pT'mtsUN
ticnpos hasa n caida de- SeEUnao l'npt- ~
Ia intervention = q lnperio, nor SS!aco
Akarcz-Cua,go granGeS tones. cncua-
drruados en- ,ria >I'.V
SaT-a-;onc- Hist6~icss Me~Nicanas.-l-a adj
.,ss,ar Il sentiments yatr!o on 81 cora
zSu dc los hiius &c Mexico. Has'rad1 con
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LEGO Ell ARTISTA ARBUCKLE

Conformc 10 anunciamos aver, por
el tren de las doce Y media. lego por
Ia estaci6n del Sur Pacifico, el senior
Macklyn Arbucklc. Teputado como
una de las pr;meras figuras del ar
te cinematografico en- los EstadoS
Unidos.
FL senior AYbucile, cue es or!gi-
mario de csta ciuGad, vicne a San
Antonio. con el objeto de d~cscansar
de sus labores artiSticas, al m!smo
tempo que u ponerse dc acuerdo
con los ncgociantes qdc quieren es-
tablecer en- esta ciudad una impor-
tantc empresa cinematografica, con
Arbuckle como director y primera
figura.
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CARTlLLAS CIENTIFICAS.


Atlas de Gcocratia Universal, con go ma
pas en- ccloyvs. Encuadernado en- tela -St.6o
A-itnStjca Commercial, por -UrcGHg.-Nuc
"a sdiciOn auTrsUtaGa ; cnrrcEiGa-.-. NC
Aritmetica EicGrratal, por AnizaV.-Apvo-
baia COMO oSra dc trxto en- las eScue-
las Je IA RepuSlica MeNicana ...-.-.-. DOC
Ca!culo Mental. : por ConcluSicncs. are
gl@do para Uso dc las escue.as prIniariaS
Y secundarias, por el Prof. Accved0...- 6Oc
Curse cicmeutz! de A-itnStica. POT Bruno SOC
Cavclla de Medicion de SurcrficiS.-Ee-
Sizs muy p-4cticSs para cuasTar tcrrc-
no.. dctermiaar SHpcrticieS. &C. 4vc
Cate,ismo dc Moral. E!rrGd y Urhanidad'
para uso de los Mics. Er1paStLuo.--.. "Vc
Conversations = NavcacioDeS -~clstiVaS 4
los heroes H:da,go ; Ju@rel. ...-.---. e2c
Geometria Elemental Por Paluzc .-.' "Oc
GeOErafia Universal por u. y. Eoyo.
Ur tomo pasta :c!a. con mapas a
co!orcs i.0o
La RcpgbRca Northumberland Gle
mental por q PROT. DeLEadil!o -.-..-..Sl.21
Z! A-te de Eduear : los NinoS -.-..-SI.'e
Il Observation-Disclosures de dcce cUaderuoS
nan Gibuio
E, Dioujo en- IA EScuela.-Co!cccion de 70
cUaderaoS De djoUiC 81 cua;rc cursoS--Sl.VO
Netodo de Esc-itura Vertical. ~SsSteni2 me
xIcaro.-Coieccion de 8 cuadcraos..... soc
Leccioncs Ge Cosss. por Luis G. Leon. 6Oc
Manual Complete de UrhanidaG, rOv Carrie
uc-Uu tome :ela '0c
Primer Lihvo de observation-disclosures
clones eu p-oSa y verso relatives a n pa
tria. n eSCuela. IA tanlilia. n Eaturaie-
~, DIOs, etc Doc
Teneiu-;a DC LiGros Facilitaia. por parti-
ii. Simri. y dohle.-Un vclumcn tela..Sl.25
CompeuGio de Urbanidad = Bucnas Name
Eas. po- Car1eno JOc
Taoias aGxiiiaTeS para aprender a contar-
Etici6n aunentada con principles de
~a-itnesica Toe
MoutIogos : Compositions para ~recitar,
de los mcjores po-taS eSpanolcs = eStran-
r.-..a,- I-r;.,.s,I Manual n.
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DICTIONARIES CASTELLANos.

Campano Observation-Disclosures encIclupe-
d5co dc IA lenEua csSteiLana. por NJ Fer
Ean&eL de "A Rosa Uustraco con 80
2rahaGnS. 3S$ rCtratos. - mapaS.. dos
cua6rUs de bsuderas, Jahias del Slstema
Mecrico. C6di%o International De Seha-
les. et,. Tn tomO pasta ela..........S2.t
Dfccicnario Popular dc II LenGua CGsteita-
nz.-Edicio1 Minerva. Utilisinc y mur
u~rsctirc. In tuno. rEpaStado en- tcla
snEte~2 o. q, % d.
DicciouSrio Conplrro dc a LenSu@ ESpa-
lCla. Tor VI. Rcdz,EUez-NavaS : Ca-raS-
60. C~outi-ne ciento vriGtc mil woes CN-
vIiSaLaS y definidaS Y & de 10 Sdtccioaa-
rios mas completes de IA SencIa. u TO
mo dc lSeG psginas. sncuadcruac!0u De
iuio >hV
p;ccioqsrio de IA LsngUG CaSteiaua. N,r
D. jose AIrmany-FoUua vn votrmen 80
1850 pa.inas ) c~ontieE" toiaS las woes
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NOVELAS

II 50, Ge lI~ayC-M-moriaS Ge IA interVen-
,;5r s~ancesa. Con G~rae"dos SOU
& Ccr~1 DC Ea> anpan2S-No' hlS'I- ~
rica dc =raadISGmo Inter'% S-'SP
Il Ma;-5;ad C,iGa.-EPjsOdioS hrst0rle"s
de IA revoluei0o madsrlst2 N1.''
log Trzu--catsS- Relates de Ia Insurrec-
ci0a contra ESpaEaS 50
Memorials lie IN observation-disclosures &c -
ia Saoca Dc IA Reforms
Ssr.rdcte y CaGGiuC.-Gpisodics dc nceSt'a
Grerrr lie Indep-Rdencra 500
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OERAs DEL DR.. MARDEN-
r DE RELIGION.

RsbG;a dc o. NinCS. por 81 'adse SSS"e'
Dora i,u=trada con ErahadoS : IN man"
dc = TERRA SSata -
Cstecisuac Gcf Padre RITaids
CXlccismo hjStorico. poC tieTSE =
Cnmutzadny Gcae-gl ..----- -
CateriSIc Ge Pc-~syc-sncia INV
DcvoeiCu de ~ >i-Jc DoTInSos ds san
jose ---.-.. ......- -----...-
Fl pcyctc J~o-si'n". 20 AhaGaa". >.-'
Z GeuiD del C-lz-znisTo, Dor Chateu-
brisnd--G~-wgsl- Ic-'urs~ para Ct no
car. Ed,cj"r rscau1sute i!uSt-sda. .-- S-.on
F~i-sotia Elcmcg-aL ror s;res-.-.--..-Sl SID
Historic Sar-zos.-LiHro del Antique y
Nu~vC T~c~tam~ntc. au~ r~cnticug "a MS
torla del pUcb5o ii" israel. yIsHdCSe clara
mcn-c com" So" VrepS-a "a NSrida del NJ
sils. Edicion lie ,ul2. son rroiusj0n 10
II lnitsciIu dc Crtst". por Nrmpps-.-.-. 6oc
IsSyaJr dc oracI"rcS ....--......-- SOC
10, sNartires. . - triInio =. "a Religion
Cristian1. por Chatcaubriand. -ohra pro
frsamsutc iluStrsda 10
Peourne LzvzIle &c Orsrio7c -.---..---- J0c
Y;S- d. SucStrc SenC- Icsgc-Istc 9 o." "a
Ssrtisins N'rEcH. Cc- tsolSzc-- ..--... ok
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Cuando neccsiic iibros en- esPanoi,
dirijasc a Ignacio Z. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave San Antonio, Texas,
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IDiOMAS.

Dic-ronaric d. incics = EspaHoI. &c bolsido.
?assa dc pcrcsEinG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i0c
Di--iorario - in-seS y EsPanoi. dc bOEilo.
Pasta 10 pei occ
picciouxrio Gc Ing3eS y ESpaUoi. Por AnEc-
e g NcI-auEhir.-Ei Se;c- , mas COM
pct, DC los pubiicsdos hasa cl dia. Con
sfcrc i2S yoceS mas mcdernds en- artcS,
rl-nciaS c injustSIaS. rs accpcioncs ne
,e~arraS para hshlar = ecrlbir 2nlbC~
.,iuzlaS. etc. lin SrucsO voiUmeD cmFaS-
tsio en- tHEs SD
e Irc!cz sin Maestro.-Me:odo Practice
pa-a 27rrnGe- CT v-iatc lcccicneS q !nio-
INA 'ncISS. con n pronunciation ficura-
da en- castellano- CcUtle1e. Nd-rnas. d.
verses modeloS para cscrtbiT tota clasc
u. correspondence. \ IA rIstica valc- 60c
Emgs~cado on tsLa ...Sl.C9
Eje-cici2s dc ~Iect1ra franccSa--Un voIU-
men cnpaStado en- tea ..........--... 1Sc
FL VerdaLcca Maestro de Francss.-Ca to-
no ten
Eo-7nulario De Ca-tas Commercials en- esps-
|pL'u-iSS tteiaI s0c
Eo-ruE=rio DC Cartas Conercialcs en- cspa-
uot-fraaceS ttStat .oc
Is mcisr uhra para cI eStudIo grammatical
dci id!ene ;aEies. Tn voiunncn pasta
G-cmatiec Itaiiana--Cn votEncn teis --.S!.GO
Gramnairc SyuthctiQUs 81 PractipUe dc Il
LanGue EsTaEaoIe, POI Tore 5 Come.
STcxto Fra0ccSl
Do You Want 10 Speak SpanisG:-A prsc-
ticai method % learn the Spanish Ian
-Quisrc I'd. saber iuElss en Giez diaS Soc
sQuicrc To. Sabe- frances 81 dicz disS.. &0c
sQuicre I'd. Sa5e- iJ.lia3o on diez dis >. SOC
Libro PrineVo de Ingies y Esp2HoI--.... SOC
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OBRAS DE ~EDUCACION

del Diccionario de L. Academia. vcinti-
cjnco mil amcricaniSmoS, ounce mil tee
DSc!smos. arcaismoS : n~Cplogisr1oS nu-
necrosis lccucioueS lat;nas = cXtcanjcras.
etc. Pasta fra
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PRACTICES

tLc lu~jcr rclrr-,gIt - sV g.acr0.-TO"iDs cm'
pcs'af0s -, tea. q $500 rGoi E.o.l
Manual Dc Arricu..ura y GaHade-!a-
Manual dc N-;cs ' Offices,
Manual d" NccItCS taboncs.
Manual De AihanIlCrla.
Gz1usl IL Carpiateria de Taller.
Ma1aai de Cc-raicria y Cbras dc Hero.
Manual del CoAcrsTo y PolvoS'SJ3.
Manual del CgrtiGor &c PjelcS-
Manual del C0ufitCro Y P=SteieTo-
Manual del pesuIsGcr Licu-is,a.
Manual IL EiectriCiGld.
N'z-uaI dc Fo-orraflH-
Na0.aI del NuLaiats-U.
Na1ua! de Jardincria ; Horticultural
Manual DE- Labc-cO de- NiNaS
Manual &c LrchCria.
Manual dc Iccau!ca lndG~trIa!.
Manual lei Pirto-.
Manual del TeleErar5s,a y T"ict2nista.
Manual iel &"iciero.
MANUAL jci Sa>rrr.
Manual de- Eannca7tr Gr Ns.a~.
Manual dc Nrt.rinaria y EqCitacjg1.
Manual do LlpatrSu.
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ALERTA. MEXICANoS
NO PEGILEN SU DNERO CAMBLANDOLO 4 PRECIOS BAJOS.
Ts punts ny imporaates Dor los qc to@s los mexcanos preferen y ean
my contents con II my acrcdiada Casa de NIB de
CABIN C oSTILL A.
PRIMERO -Porque s Ia casa dee smbo mas liberal en- los ESfADoS uNmos
cara Ia conpra Y venta DC plata y ORC MEXICANOS y Iorque sus opera
Clones sen abaEtanene EIant[ada A
SFGTNDO -Pouue 6 IN CASA mas rapda para envtos. de dinso 4 todas.p par
ts dc n Re2lbica MeSrana: porque los haze ror su cuenta = TeSo'
sin intervention de sesuntas pnsonas; Ebre5 DE- @a eonnion y en- nc
nos dc hE ihs Q. cntpgado G dnero en- ii faUe CuH Sc qUTa ue IL
REPuBLICA MEXICANA.
~ERCERO-Poouc todass s operacnnms las -garantza con CT opposite OF, u-
ne hecho en- los Bancos dc EsadoS Uuhdos ) en- ea forma nuesuos
conpatfotas queian sumamen aegurados. DnljHc hoy nnsno a.:
GAEINO COSTILLA.
D e. Rcx 1o os Convent Ave Laredo. Texas.
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IIBROS DE LECTURA.

- - ni6ss 60c
=, ,Tc,l d. Hoga--L5b~o scgundo. 800. sec
/, per-. &c IA Casa-Tc-ccr ii5ro de Fl
49, lei H7rar 69c
= .-;-, il. !c~ Ninps. por Sahatier-... 2Oc
Ense7anza SimuirsEca, por Matte 1900 soc
Lib-o Priua5ir ic Lsctura y EScr;tUra,
rc- Andres Osu0s 400
T.-..or Mcxicano Prifne-o. Dor O,coy..... SOC
Te-rrr Neyirano Segunio ............... $50
Tr..+n- Ncx!csao Tcrccro ............... 75c
VSrt'lla udmsro : pc
E,zn.ilIH nEmcro > o0c
,lan,1ra nlraern . zoe
S~7.nG~-tl nurnc-c ; -5C
NrnGcyil uUnscrc = Toe
,;sa..y5I nan.ero : soc
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Curse &c LcnEuaie, por q PrOE. Ricardo
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CU-sO 10 LcnEuaIe, POT c! FFU.. Elcardo
G"n-Z-prjmer /
Cur-o de acknowledgements ano 5000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02
BATTLE VETERANS TO
EXPLAIN TROPHIES

Soldiers who gained their knowledge
on the battlefields of France will ex-
plain the heavy artillery pieces. the
ordnance and paraphernalia of war in
cluded in the exhibits on the trophy
train which arrives in Pendleton April
s at 4:05 p. m. and leaves at 10 p. m.
Besides the war veterins WHO ac-
company the train, others on the tro>
ply train are j, F. DAILY, chairman;
and ]. d. Whipp, train auditor; Bert
Haney. Il. S. district attorney; Walter
Evans, Judge ]. p. Kavanaugh. o. w,
Taylor, Arthur C. Spencer and Frank
irvine.
Following are the larger pieces in
the exhibit:
l French mosquito tank, 1 10 NM
German minewerfer, No. 4575, 1 10
NM German minewerfer, No. 160. 1
$50 NM German howitzer,- No. SOS,
L German Albatross motor. No. 1872
1 II NM German field gun, No. 663,
/ II NM German field gun, No. 295,
1 rs NM French field gun, No. 6496.
100 NM German howitzer, No. 2540.
1 $50 NM German howitZer. No. 1850.
l 76 NM German minewerfer (mount-
ed), No. 9415.
1 rs NM German minewerfer
(mounted). No. 5019 or No. 21967.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02
CLUB MAY SECURE
QUARTERS IN NEW
ELkS BUILDING

Does the Pendleton Commercial
Association wish to secure quarters In
the new building which the Elks plan
to erect in the near future? This was
one of the subjects up for considera-
night and today the board of mana
gers, after going over the matter with
an Elks' committee, agreed to recon-
mend such action to the association
at u special meeting to be held next
Tuesday evening.
In behalf of the Elks, Judge G., w.
Phelps explained last evening that the
lodge Is almost certain to enlarge then
building soon. In that event room will
be made for the Commercial Associa-
tion, II the association so desires. but
the privileges of the Elks club rooms
will not he allowed to association
members as is done mt present. In
other words the association will merely
lease quarters in the Eslks building
and use of the Elks' club quarters Will
be open only to members of the lodge.
A room on the ground floor on Court
street covering the location now used
by the American Express Co, and the
Courier grain office was suggested,
The room would he 25 feet in width
and it is suggested would provide the
club with good business quarters
though no room would be available for
social features,
A special meeting of the CONNER
cial Association will he held next
Tuesday to pass upon the proposal
from the Elks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
IF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD-
DER BOTHERS, DRINK LOTS
OF WATER.

| When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which re-
moves the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal acti-
witty. The function of the kidneys is
to filter the blood. In "a hours they
strain from it 500 grains of acid and
waste, so we can readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the
kidneys active.
Drinks lots of water-you can't
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take "A tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast each morn
ing for a few days and your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with Iithia. and
has been used for generations to clean
and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
neutralize the acids in urine so II no
longer is a source of irritation. thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
iure: makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Try this.
also keep up water drinking. and no
ioubt you will wonder what became |
'f your kidney trouble and baekache.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02
No Annette Kellermans
Among These Monkeys

NEW ORLEANS, April "A mon
key detests water. There are no An
nette kellermans among the Simians
A monkey refuses to cross a stream.
These characteristics have given
birth to "a new idea in the minds of
members of the Audubon Park COM
mission here, with the result that a
monkey island will he established in
the center of the lake at Audubon
Park.
The island will he provided with
trees and a jungle dear to the'monkey
heart, and the tribe of monks. i'm
ported from the Central and South
American forests. will be able to swins
from limb to limb and desport them
selves with as much freedom as they
did in the days when they were "home''
in their native jungles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02
E:r.HAM'S
pills.
Easssst Sale Of Any MsIReins IN shs WsssA,
Sold evsrywhose. In boxes. ioc.. 2se.
Will Fight to Help
Entertain Fighters

SAN FRANCISCO. April Fired
Fulton and Jeff Clark. the Fighting
ghost" will he the headliners tonight
at boxing card arranged by the po-
lice department for the benefit of re-
turning soldiers and sailors
Sam Langford, the "Boston tar ba-
by" and Willie Neehan, a contender
for heavy weight honors. will also box
four rounds.
Other bouts include: TX. O."
Kruvosky VS.. soldier Bartfield; Spider
Roach vs.. Willie Jackson. and frankie
Farren VS.. Fommy Richards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

\ Assisting him will be Marguerite
Hughes. violinist, who recently arriv-
ed in Portland. and whose musical ca
reer has carried her from the capitals
/ OF Europe to those of America, and
even in the Philippines she has ap-
! peared, playing there with the Manila
| symphony Orchestra. Prior to her
marriage a year ago to Lieutenant
/ Colonel Hughes. she concertized sue
cessfully in London and other Euro
pean capitals, before coming TO AM
erica as violin soloist with Nine,
Calve, with whom she toured this
country. Later she visited the prin-
cipal cities of Canada and the eastern
cities with John Philip Sousa's band,
on n tour which lasted year.
The appearance of the artists in
Pendleton is due to Miss Harriet
Young. Pendieton pianist, under whose
auspices the concert has been arrang-
ed.
The Hawthorne Pareut-Teachers
association will meet Friday afternoon
at the school at a:30 o'clock. The
entire program will be given by stu
dents of the school
Mrs. L. j. Burchill. who has been
a guest at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Bond. left today for
Portland. Mrs. Burchill expects to
leave soon for an extended trip East.
Mrs c. ]. Owen. who has departed
to join her husband in Portland. was
extended farewell courtesy Monday
afternoon when members of the Re-
search Club met Monday afternoon in
her honor. The affair was held at the
home OF Mrs. George KIM whose
guest Mrs. Owen has been since the
departure of her husband a few days
ago. With Mrs. KIM and Mrs. Henry
Thompson as hostesses. Victrola mu-
sic was an enjoyable feature of the
afternoon and Mrs. Charles Norris read
"A Friend or Two Mrs. T. r. REM
bolt contributed two delightful solos
and roll-call was responded to with
quotations on Observation-Disclosures
also being the subject of an attrac-
tive little book presented to the honor
guest.
The rooms of the KIM home We're
decked with cherry blossoms, a clus-
ter also cehtering the prettily appoint
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

ed teat table. Mrs. II. G. Jack was ar
additional guest of the club.
-
Mrs. Leland McCreedy who ha.
spent the last few days at the C. S. Ter,
pening home. was called to Bickleton
WASH. this morning by the illness o.
her daughter. If the little girls con.
dition is found to he such that she car
he moved, she will be brought to Pen,
dleton for treatment.
T. O. Beckwith and Mrs. Beckwith
are Walla Walla visitors to Pendieton.
II. II. Edwards of Umatilla. is in
town today.
]. Il. Montgomery left today for
Portland.
w. II, Morrison left today for Port
land on business trip.
Mrs, r. Berger left today for Port
land.
H. IL. Edwards of Umatilla is in the
city today.
w. l.. Rayloen of Weston is In the
city today.
A. C. Fulton is n Pendleton visitor
today from San Francisco.
Emmett Estes is in the city today
from Waila Walla.
Mrs. C. A. Gilbert of Echo. arrived
in the city last night.
j. ID. Ogden of Walla Walla, is a
guest at the ST. George.
Charles Nelson and Mrs. Nelson are
in from Pilot Rock.
Heppner guests at the st. George
hotel are Michael Kenny. Mrs. Kenny
and James T. Kenny.
Mrs. Ralph McEwen and Mrs.
Henry Barrett were in the city yes
terday from Athena.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Matlocll re-
turned from an extended visit in Cal
ifornia.
Alex Milne. of Walla Walla, who
came to Pendleton for the first time
forty years ago, is in the city today
looking after his business interests.
Mrs. c. A. Barrett of Athena, left
today for Portland. She was accom-
panied to Pendleton by Mrs. McClin-
took and Mrs. Harry Barrett.
Edgar Smith, son of E. L. Smith of
this city, returned today to Portland
after a business visit here. He re-
presents the Equitable Life Assurance
society.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

William Hale Thompson,
mayor of Chicago, is reelected
after four stormy war years in
hat office. AS an opponent of ship
ments of American food supplies
and troops TO Europe after the
United States entered the war
Thompson attracted attention
from the nation and won for him
self locally the solid support CT
the pro-German elements.
Throughout his campaign the
public was constantly reminded
OF his remark that Chicago was
"the sixth German city in the
world" His attacks on the news
papers of Chicago. singly and coll
lectively. were a feature of his
campaign. His campaign man
ager and best known personal
friend, Fred Lundin, mounts TO
position of increasing importance
in national Republican organ
'zation circles through the victory
of April ]. At a banquet of lead
Ing business men of the city, ore
Of the foremost philanthropists of
Chicago prophesied that IL this
man Thompson" was elected the
city would be headed for hell"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

April Is is the date upon whic
Leopold Godowsky. the famous pianis
is to play for a Pendleton audienc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

The Hawthorne Parent-Teachers
association will meet Friday afternoon
at the school at 2:S0 o'clock. The
entire program will be given by stu
dents of the school
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

The Pendieton Presbyterian Society
win meet In the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning. April 8. at 9;SC
o'clock, for an all day session with q
luncheon to he served in the dining
room at noon. Many out of town
guests are expected for the event.
-
Mrs. W. c. Dibblce Is In Pendletou
visiting her parents, MIR, and Mrs,
Dan KemIer, who returned recently
from California where they spent the
winter for the Improvement of the
formers health Mrs. Dibblee, whose
home is In California, arrived Satur-
day.
Miss Amy Holland, a returned mis-
sionary from India, will speak In the
NJ. T. church Thursday evening at 3
o'clock. Miss Holland has spent sew
eral years in India and Is home on a
furlouEh. She has the reputation of
being a brilliant speaker. All are In
vited to he present. No admission will
he charged. but a silver offering will
bo taken.
Mrs A. w. Rugg was a charmins
hostess yesterday afternoon at her
home on Jackson street to the W. f
NJ. s of the NJ. f. church. Their
beautiful home was rendered more
charming by early spring flowers. a
short business meeting was held with
Mrs. G. II. Mowry presiding and Mrs.
II. f King. conducted the devotional
meeting. Mrs. Eklund reviewed
chapter in women Workers of tho
Orient" Mrs. F. f. Austin and Mrs.
A. ]. Owen gave a piano duet and
Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs Austin. Mrs. @. w,
Rugg and Mrs d. b. Waffle. a quartet
song which was much appreciated.
During the social hour which followed
the hostess served refreshments,
rounding out a pleasant afternoon.
The April meeting of umatila
chapter. Daughters of the American
revolution, was held last evening in
the club room at the county library.
A short business meeting preceded
a very much enjoyed program and So
cial hour.
April Is is the date upon which
Leopold Godowsky. the famous pianist,
is to play for a Pendleton audience.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

officers say. Officials are stalking the
moonshiners day and night. The OPP
orator of an Illicit still has no time to
make good liquor. He pitches his OUT
fit one day and Is gone the next. He
is forced TO use chemicals to speed up
thee processes of distilling.
The moonsbiner is on the run.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

charcoal to eliminate the fusil oil. He
strained 1t through layers of flannel
cloth to make it smooth ana pure
That was the mountain dew" that
could be imbibed without a chaser
and with no fear of headache on the
morrow.
But now that's all changed, revenue
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears sN ---~---.~s
s,..s,s.. sas q &sxzgzzsas
When
Your Liver is
out OF Order

You know the signs--a
neavy head, sick stomach.
bad taste in the mouth.
latent dyspepsia. Pay strict
attention to these symptoms
and get prompt relief by
using Beecham's Pills. A
few doses will stimulate the
liver, help the stomach. reg
ulate the bowels and make
a great difference in your
general feeling. Nothing
will put you on y~uc feet SO
quickly as dose or two of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-02

At any rate. the country Is getting
through the winter without any serf-
Gus famine In pawpaws and persim-
mons.