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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
PETROGRADAS KAIP
SKELETAS,
VISOS KRAUTUVES UzDA
RYTOS.
zmones su prievarta turi klau,
syti bolSevikisku paskai
tu.

Londonas, rugs. 6. - Vie
nam ruSU oficierui (pavard6
neSakOma) teko Su prievarta
tarnauti bolSevikQ kariuome-
ntje Petrograde il apylink6Se.
JiS liepos 10, 1919, pab6go is
toS vergijos. Atkeliaves Gia
papaSakojo daug indomybiQ
apie Petrogradq.
Petrogradas, sake jis, yra
gyvas skeletas (grobai), mes
viSi gyventojai isbad6je il at
rodo kaip skeletai. zmones tik
vienq kartq dienoje gall gauti
uzvaIgyti (ne pavalgyti). Ne
IA jOkiOs ten mGsos, n6ra cuk-
rauS. Vienas cigaretas kainuO-
ia = amerikoniSkus centus
(pusantro rublio nOrmaliais
Iaikais).
Gatv6se mirtina tyla, kaip-
il gyvQ skeletQ kapin6s. Cat
YES baisiai apterStos, neluo-
met nevalomos. RetkarCiais
dienoS metu pravaziuoja vie
nas-kitas gatvekaris. w va
ziavimq reikia mok6ti pusan-
tro rublio.
Tvarkos mieste priziuri bol-
SevikiSka milicija, kurioje
didziuma yra moterQ. Milici-
iantai ant rankoviQ neSioja raj
des &C. NJ" Jos reiskia
"Gorodskaja Milicija.''
Milicijantai il milicijantes
gatvamis patroliuoja poromis,
Turf su savimi uzlioduotus
Sautuvus.
Krautuves uzdarytos.
Visos mieste krautuves w
darytos. Mes n6ra kas parduo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
PERSHINGUI PADOVANOS
ARKLI.

Winchester, Va, rugs. g.
Generolo PerShingo gerb6jai
Stauntone nupirko puikQ zirgq
ir pasiunt6 New Yorkan. Te-
mai tasai zirgas bus padovano-
tas generolui Pershingui, kuo-
met tas tomis dienomis parke-
liauS * Europos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
VOKIEGIAI IsPILDYSIA
TALKININKV .REIKA-
LAVIMA.

Berlynas, rugs. 7. - Vokie-
tijos uzsieniq reikalu ministe-
ris Mueller pranese, jog vo-
kieciai, sulig talkininkp no
70, bet priesais savo nora, IS
mesia is najos konstitucijos
paragrafa, kuriam pasakyta,
kad Vokietijos parlamentan
priimami ir Austrijos atsto-
val. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY-
MO zENKLELIUS (W.S.S).
VerGiami klausyti paskaitu.

Dirbtuvtse, kur dirbama a.
mmicija il ginklai (nes visos
kitoS uzdarytoS), visi darbl-
ninkai paskirtu laiku yra pri-
verGiami mesti darbq If eiti
klausyti bolSevikiSkQ paskal-
tQ. Tu paskaitQ metu dauge-
lis darbininkQ atsilsi, kuomet
prelegentai giEia bolSevikiska
sur6dymq.
N6ra kuro. Baigiamos griau-
ii visos Petrograde senesnes
medin6s trobos. Medis pavar-
tojamas kurui.
Dirbtuvese veikia paredymai.
Visose dirbtuv6se yra:
/. Technikalis Stabas, kurin
ineina manadzeris su visa ellie
savo asistentQ
2. DarbininkQ komitetas.
3. Politikinis bolsevikQ ko-
mitetas.
Darbininku komitetq paren-
ka patys darbininkai. Technl-
kali Staba paskiria apskricio
(arba miesto) komisaras. Poll
tikini komiteta skyria tas pat
komisaras sutinkant su tech
nikaliu Stabu.
Technikalis Stabas padallna
darba, priziuri, kad darbas
butu atliktas gerai II lalku.
Darbininku komitetas sau-
goia darbininkQ darbo salygas.
Politikinis komitetas turi
slaptus agentus. Site maisosl
tarp darbininkQ If nusiklau-
so, kas ka ir apie ka kalba.
Vargas darbininkui, jei jis
nejuciomis prasitaria koki 70
di prizes bolSevikiska tvarka.
Politikinio komiteto pareiga
taipgi paraginti darbininkus
prize spartesnio darbo.
Dienoje dirbama po 7 va
landas. Gi kaikuriuose ofisuo-
Sc dirbama dar ir sekmadie-
niais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
% AMER. KAREIVIAI zU-
VO SIBERIJOJE.

Tokyo, rugs. 6. - Nladivo-
stoke apyIinkGSe nuzudyta %
amcrikoniSki kareiviai. Tai te-
roristu darbaS. AmeriionamS
grumoia pavojuS, jei prizes juoS
pakiItu SukurStyti gyvcntoiai
Siherijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
AUSTRIA PATVIRTINS
SUTARTI.

Vienna, rugs. I. - Austri-
jos atStovu taikoS konferenci-
joie pilmininkas DR.. Renner
iSkeIiavo ! st. Germain, neto-
Ii Paryziaus.
lSkeliaudamas pazymtjO,
kad iiS paSiraSysiqS po taikos
Sutartimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
Neturima jokios medziagos.

Dirbtuvese nera jokios zalios
medziagos. Visokie daiktai ir
viskas dirbama tik is senQ gel
zgaliq, is visokiu pamestu lie
kanu, likusiq dar carQ laikais.
Reiskia, bolSevikai siandie
neturi nieko. Ir su jais tad jo-
kia prekyba negalima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
SAUKIAMAS PREZIDEN-
TAS SULAIKYTI
STREIKA.
Mes plieno dirbtuviu darbinin.
kai nenori laukti.

Washington, rugs. 7. - !
spaIiQ 6 dienq Gia prezidentas
Wilsonas suSaukia taip vadi-
mama darbo ir kapitalo atsto-
WI suvaziavima.
Bet plieno dirbtuviQ darbi-
ninkai nenori laukti to paskelb
to suvaziavo. Darbininkai per
savo atstovus butinai nori as
meniSkai pasitarti su plieno
korporacijos virSininkais.
Gil jei tos korporacijos vir-
Sininkai ir toliaus laikysis sa-
vo atkaklumo, atsisakys pasi-
matyti su darbininkQ atsto-
vais, tuomet streikas neis-
vengtinas.
Darbininkai yra nuolaidus.
Jau gerokas laikas praejo,
kain plieno dirbtllyip darbi=
ninkQ unijos (jQ yra 24) paga-
mino savo reikalavimus pile
no korporacijai. Tuos relkala-
vimus sutvark6 bendras tu L.
nijQ komitetas.
Kadangi unijos iskalno nusl-
mano, jog ne visi jp reikalavl-
mai patiks plieno korporaci-
jai, tad pasiruose savo relka-
lavimus paremti generallu
streiku.
Tuo tikslu darbininkai bal
savo. w streike balsavo aple
90 nuoS. darbininkQ. Reiskia,
kad kuone visi darbininkal
parem6 streika, jei relkalaVl-
mai nebus priimti.
Megino paduoti reikalavimus'
Uniju bendras komitetas ne
personal buvo nukeliaves New
Yorkan, kad tuos darbinlnkQ
reikalavimus induoti asmenls-
kai paciam plieno korporaclJos
direktoriu bordo pirmininkul
Gary.
Bet pastarasis atsisake pa
Simatyti su tuo unijp komitetu
pazymedamas, jog jis su koml-
tetu nenorls turetl nleko ben
dra, jog korporacija atsisa-
kanti pripazinti darbininkQ u
nijas ir tt.
Direktoriq bordo pirminkas
rastu praneSe komitetui, kad
jei darbininkQ atstovai turl
kokius nors reikalavimus, te,
gu juos rastu induoda, gi tuo-
met direktoriQ bordas aptars
ir taippat rastu duos atsaky-
ma.
Toksai atkaklus plieno kor-
poracijos virsininko pasistaty-
mas labai izeide darbininkus'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
S. VALSTIJOS SUSIJUNGU-
SIOS SU ANGLIA.

LonGonas, rugs. 6.-LaiIraS-
ti< Evening Standard praneSa,
kad BeIgjioS ateitiS Stipriai
apdrauSta. Tuo tik>Iu yra SuSi-
vieniiuSioS Suv, NaI>tijoS Su
Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
RUMUNIJA NENORI PAT
VIRTINTI SUTAR-
TIES SU AUSTRIA.

Vienna, rugs. I. - Rumuni-
jos premjeras Bratiano nus
prend6 verciau rezignuoti,
kaip patvirtinti talkininkQ pa
darytq taikoS Sutarti Su Aus
triia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
ISNAUJO ATIDAR0MI TE-
ATRAI.

New York, rugs. 7. - Pasi-
baige teatruose loSejQ strei-
kas. Streikas atsauktas vi
suose miestuose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
BELGU KARALIUS IsKE-
LIAUJA RUGS. %.

Brussels. rugs. 7. -BelgQ
karaIius Su karaIicnc Ameri-
ion iSkeliauia rugSGjo y d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
zUVO 13 zMONIU.

Paryzius, rugs. I. Artl
Toulouse >uSidauz6 du trau~
kiniu. Iuvo Is zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08

ii ir nGra kan pirkti. Tik vie
tomiS veikia virnoS bOlScvikiS-
kos krautuvGS. ToSe galima
Si-tq gauti nuSipirkti. Bet Wis
kaS brangu.
Per licpoS mtneSi zmonGms
kartq dienoje buvo leista W.
vaIgyti Stai kokiQ vaIgiQ: vie
M IekSt6 sriubos is karSto
vandenS ir zuvieS trupiniQ IT.
viena aStuntoji dalis sVaro
duonoS. w tq uzvalgymq rel
kdavo mok6ti po 6 rubliuS.
Teatrai, SokiQ sales IL kitos
vieSosios istaigoS nuolat atida-
rytos. Bet ten visuomet susi-
renka kuone vienaS bOlSeVikiS-
kas jaunimaS.
Teatruose nuolat taisomi Sc
moves loSimai. BolSevikizmas
nepagamino ligSiol jokiQ naujrl
loSimQ. Jis taippat nepaga-
mino nei jokiQ naujQ knygq.
Bet bolSevikizmas turtlngas
kurstymQ lapeIiais, savo partl-
los politikos broSiuromis.
Yra ir mokyklQ.
BolSevikiSkam Petrograde y
IA IL mokyklQ. Tos mokyklos
pavadintos komunistin6mis.
Bet jos tik mokyklQ varda tu-
ri. Mes mokinime didziausia
betvark6. Bolsevistl turi pa
sidirbdine mokykloms progra-
ma. Bet neturi mokytojQ, kat
rie gal6tQ ta program9 lvestl
praktikon. Nera jQ tarpe APPS
viestQ zmoniQ.
Tad dazniausia darbininkq
vaikai posenovei laikomi ma
mie.
Apie dora tose mokyklosc
negali but nei kalbos. Mes boil
SevikQ galvos Lenino patI
(sugulov6), kazkokia Lalina,
vieSai skelbia, kad kuo anks-
ciau mergait6s ina susipazln-
ii su tikruoju gyvenimu, tue
geriau.
Suprantama, kad be doros
zmones negali lIitQ mokinti do
ros. ,.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
Prez. WiIsOnas veda stipriq
kampanijq uz Sutarti
ST. LOUISE pREZIDENTAS
PRIIMTAS LABAI IS
KILMINGAI.
Pasake jis dVi kalbi.

St. Louis, Mo-. rugs. 6.-Pre-
zidrnta< WiI>ona> 81 SavO
partiia * IndianapoIio Gia at-
keliavo vakm prizes peEkiaS
Iytr. Pu>ryGiu> tmiio trauki-
nyj.
Traukini prrzidenta> applet
do tuoiau> po dovyniV. Dvi Va
Iandi pirm to kaikwie Svar-
biau<ieii mieSto buIvardai bu-
yo uzdaryti vi>okiai paSaIinel
Iomunikuciiai. Mes tuoSc bull
varIuo>p <uSidart miIziniSkaS
piIirGiQ parodavima>.
,ApIride> traukini prrzidrn-
ta> atvyIlo parodavimo prize
>ukiu. * ten >u kitaiS zymiai-
>iaiS mic>to piIirGiaiS koki ga
iQ 1io parodavimo prieSakHj",
Il pa>kui uzGmI virtQ ant >pc-
riiiaIiai pa@;mintV pagrindQ.
Pro pagrinda> krikStaudami
praijo tuk>tanGiai paroduoto-
jU. pravaziavo >imtai automo-
billy.
Pa>ibai@u> parodavlmui nu-
vyNo ii> ! vieShuti.
PuSiaudieniu jiS kalbGjo pre-
kybo~ buto parengtam poky-
lyj. CT vakarc ColiSeUme, ! kc-
Iiolilla tuk>tanGiV zmoniQ.
Prizes pat l2:OO nakti prezl-
dentaS i&keliavo ! Kansas City,
Mo.
S. Y. turi priguleti sajungoje.
l>rrzidcntaS WilSOnaS, kalbG-
damuS CoIiSeume i tukStanGiuS
zmoniQ, pazym6jo, jog Suv,
NaIStijoS butinai turf prigul6tl
tautu SQjumgoje. Nes kitaip jos
cali but SunaikintoS. Tad Sian
die stow du kIauSimu: prigu-
lett prie >QjumgoS arba netekti
vardo il patekti atvien6jimo
pavojun.
Suv. ValStijos tautQ Sqjun-
goie bus rimtas naryS. JiS Sa-
jungoje vadovaus flnansiniu
ekonominiu II prekyboS zvlIg-
SniaiS.
"Teko nugirSti kai-kuriuoS
zmoneS kalbant, kad tautQ SO
iungo> >andara pagamlnta ka-
rel, kaIbGjO prezidentaS
Reikia daug abejoti, ar tie
.zmonG& skate taikos Sutartl
.ici taip kalba.
"Jeigu mes atmesime taikoS
I>utarti, mes turGsime StOv6tj
Iatokiai nuo viSo pasaulio.'
ToliauS prezidentas pazymG.
.jc. jog tiktai ignorantas gal
manyti, kad Suv. Valstijos ga,
! Ii paSiStatyti prizes visa paSau,
III.
Suv. Valstijos lures but
ansioinklaVusios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
Suv. Valstijos lures but
apsiginklavusios.

ToliauS prezidentas trumpai
paaiSkino, kQ reiSkia neprigu-
lett prize tautQ sqjungos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
Ka i tai pasakys talkininkai?

NiekaS nezino. kQ i tai pa
SakyS talkininkai. kuomet at
>tovaS AIi>u praneS premiere
Bartiano pagrumojimQ.
Rumuniia Siandie Europo>
poIitikoie, ypar PrancuzijoS
reikaIaiS, uzima Iahai SvarblQ
pozicijQ.
Tad butV klaidinga >landle
tvirtinti, kad talkininkai ne
pakIau>ytQ Rummiio< per>pt-
iimQ.
Mes Rumunija ne tik gall
paliuo>uoti nuo ret@ziQ ruSQ
boI$pviIiuS. bet dar gall atIlE-
Ii pavoiingeSniu> taIkininkam>
IySiu~.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08
Rumunija turi gauti
dekingumQ.

"Rumuniio> vyriau>Nh@ Nra
ab>oIiuGiai patri>jnaln" W. JOS
utliktu~ iv@iU>, saIlo Bratla-
no tvIr4ramoir; "ur~ il Sunoi-
kino Un@ariioir hoISevlkWm2,
Iluri> @ruInojo patirm> taINl-
ninkam>.
"Kadangi dabar taIkininkai
karciai at>idtkoja RumunIJNl
uz $jto> nepapra>tQ pa>i>Ventl-
ma, tad RummijoS vyrlau>yho
pu>pkm1ic bus priverSta at
$aullti Savo kariuomene * pie
tines Ru>iio> ir tuomrt t"@u
boI$evikai paEeIia betVark9
viSuw."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-09-08

DRAUGAS PUBLISHING CO., Inc,
1900 w. 18th ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Phone Mckinley 6114. Establ. 1903
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
FLEMISH TOWN CLAIMS
CHAMPION TOWN PUMP

BOULERS, Belgium, Dec. l.
Werwfcq, one Of the Flemish towns
which suffered most from the war and
German occupation, has the world's S
champion town pump. 1t is the sole
source cf water supply for more than
6 .0a0 refugees residents of the city.
Before the war Werwicq had mod
ern water plant. The pumping station
is now a mass of ruins and shells have
ploughed through the streets into the
water mains in scores of places. The
old system can never be repaired. In
the outskirts of the town We're once
about two hundred wells. They too
are gone.
A large pump was obtained-one
of the giant pumps used by the Brit
ish army for Keeping the Flanders
trenches dry. With little ingenious
adoption. it was connected with the
one good well Now from dawn until
dark a line of people, pail in hand,
passes down the debris s-scattered
streets to the only pump in town and
its handle creaks incessantly at the
5000 draw their daily water supply.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
AT THE THEATRES
What tiic piay-60usc managers
have 10 tell you about present
ana coming attractions.
ARCADE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
DEATH STRUGGI u on
OCEAN BED SCENE IN
"TIIii WHITE HEATHER

, scene OF tremendous dramatic
| power ~ that In which two men en-
gage In death struggle on the floor
OF the ocean In Maurice Tourneur's
latest Paramount-Artcraft special pic
ture THE White Heather" which viii
be displayed at the Arcade Theatre
next Sunday and Monday. This IL
said by New York critics to be the
most thrilling and novel scene ever
pictured.
The White Heather" Is adapted
from the Drury Lane melodrama. In
directly, the title comes from the good
luck flower of the Scotch Highlands.
the white heather. Yet Scotland Is
the background for but a part-and
a minor part of the melodrama. The
action centers around the recovery of
a marriage record from the hulk of a
destroyed yacht. called THE White
Heather" The big scene of the melo-
drama takes place at the bottom of
the sea, where the hero and the viii
lain, in the weird customes Of deep sea
divers. fight to the death.
Thus the thrilling portion of THE
White Heather has the bottom of the
sea for It's background. For those
scenes Mr.. Tourneur employed the
newest inventions Of the Williamson
Brothers, whose subsea photography
devices made possible the INSTALLATION
of under the water scenes. Much of
the story centers in London. revolving
between the finacial district and the
slums. In the scenes "on change"
Mr.. Tourneur employed thousands Of
players.
The White Heather" has n cast in |
cluding II. T.. Herbert. little Ben Alex !
ander. the child who scored in 1.-THE /
Turn OF the Road" and Hearts OF the /
Ralph Graves. Mabel Balm
Jack Gilbert and Spootiswoodc AltEcn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
Alta SUNDAY AND MONDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
TIIRivES ON THRILLS

Pauline Frederick In "The Woman
on the Index" is presented by Gold
wyn at the Alta Theatre. beginninl
Sunday. Audiences are promised M
end of suspense, thrills and big sur
I prises.
sylvia Martin is a poor girl who Is
driven from home by the greed anc
heartlessness of her father. Faintinf
| in a doorway. she is pltied by passer-
by. a man who carries her into 2
warm room. It is the rendezvous OF
band Of crooks of which he is the
leader. In time Sylvis marries him.
ignorant oe his status BY accident
she learns the truth when she over
hears the crooks discussing a success
full "job." At this juncture the policf
onter and Sylvia's husband shoot
himself. She ls accused OF his murder
and is held as an accessory in the rob
berry. Eventually she is freed and sub
sequent events bring about her mar
riage to n man who has no knowledge
Of her past.
Sylvia herself finds her name and
the crime for which she was accused
in the police records. she is 'the
woman on the index" She imagines
she Is lost when the detective who
arrested her turns up as her husbands
friend. He is now chief Of the Secre'
Service. From this point the drama
mounts to climax no one could have
anticipated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
SfIIIOH y {.
$50 0ssff9SsssCOUGHS

There are many good reasons for
the confidence the public repose in
their druggist. First. he is educated
to know by four years of College
and Practical training. Second. ethi-
cal physicians everywhere rely inn
plicitly on his skill they trust him.
This faith. of course, originates and
is maintained by the professional
service rendered by the druggist in
filling prescriptions Everyone ad-
mits this confidence when offering
a prescription to a druggist.
Very few men can he honest in
one department os their business
and dishonest in tse other. DR.. Jekyl
and Mr.. Hyde exist very little in real
life. II you trust your druggist 70
fill your prescription. therefore. in
all fairness, you must accept his woro
against the word of unknown and far
distant manufacturers.
To recommend an article, the
druggist must of course, know what
it contains and how Il is made, and
this was one reason for the forma-
ton of a co-operatice national asso-
citation Of druggists and PHYSICIANS
who prepare a complete line OF house
hold remedies and toilet goods This
association is the American Drug
sista Syndicate. popular''- o7Nod
n s, which N-1sts 80 u"'u hrrShip
af 2S.e2o druggists and physiriaus'
/ mo largest Of its Kind i'm Tho world
-r- ---7-. theso rrefr-si-'t7l men
. ulc, annually sot c"nferracc $50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01

vide Miss Plckford with character
ization that affords all her amazingly
versatile powers OF unique character
portrayal ample scope for expression.
In Interpreting this. Miss Pickford
parallels her histrionic achievement In
"The Dawn Of n Tomorrow" The sit
uations In the production alternate
constantly between the pathetic and
the happy. the sympathetic and tho
gray. and In all these moods Miss
Pickford IL equally effective. The
touches Of comedy that bring n happy
smile, ard tho touches Of tender
pathos that bring the Irresistible tear
aga n assert her mastery over the Gle
ments Of drama and comedy which
this gifted star has 80 consistently
evidenced In the past.
There are many settings In the pro-
ducticn that deserve special commen-
dation. and the transition OF rags"
from her squalid and sordid envlorn-
ment TO an atmosphere OF wealth and
luxury is accomplished In a thorough
ly convincing manner.
The story of Rags is one Of excep-
ticnnl interest and the star is admir-
ably supported by competent screen
players. her leading man being Mar
shall Neilan the famous direction.
Others in the cast are Joseph Manning
and Joseph =. Macdonald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
WHOSE WORD is BETTER
THAN YOUR DRUGGISTS?
Physicians, Dentists Nurses Rely On Him-Isnt That
Sufficient Reason for Public Confidence?

order to obtains the best formulas
for its products that the combined
skill and experience of it's menu
bers could produce. All these articles
are non-secret. strictly ethical. The
ingredients in all A. D. :. preparations
conform to the standard advocated by
the government, and cannot be eN-
celled in quality. As the association
is strictly cooperative. its merchan-
disc is also sold at the very lowest
prices rosisble for the quality.
IN Peudletcn there are three drug
gists who will tell YOU that A. d. :.
Household Remedies. like MILK OF
Nagnesia. Aspirin. Digestive Tablets.
PerediNo Tooth Paste, etc. are the best
that they can find in all markets.
These three druggists stand squarely
behind every A. ID. :. product with
an unqualified guarantee and a hearty
endorsement. such a reoommenda-
tion is the greatest that can obtain.
based on the scientific knowledge OF
tens Of thousands Of experts and full
filled by q man you know well and
must be fmplicitiy-your druR~,st.
Whenever you need household
remedy or toti-- -rtioic. rsk an
4. n. 8 ~-res - to 70 som m-1end one
- --.. 'ft 3. ~ r Dtuggiat- identi-
-.- fh.m-alyyt -ti-h arsa1iacnt win
Ja,. .r rter dia9iays Ask one
about 4 ~ : rrodaets r. you would
trr'zt BIN 60 fiu your prescription -
er'- fair .o take his xerd about the
merchandise. hf sr,slf. I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
Z. E. KIDDLE ACCEPTS
OLCOTT'S APPOINTMENT

SALEM. Dec. Ed. L. Kiddle of
Island City Saturday accepted appoint
nent as state highway commissioner
from Eastern Oregon to succeed the
late J. y. Burgess of Pendleton, which
was rendered him by Governor Olcott
.Grlier in the week.
Il desire to thank you for the honor
bestowed" writes Riddle in letter to
Governor Olcott. Il assure you that 1t
@ill be my earnest endeaTor at all
INES to perform the duties of the Of
ice to the best of my ability with i'm
partiality and faithfulness, with a
square deal for all and special favors
ior none"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
Should Bc Guaranteed

Many physicians believe that anyone
who has a had cold should be COM
pletely isolated to prevent other mem
bers of the family and associates from
contracting the disease, as colds are
about as catching as measles. one
thing sure--the sooner one rids hlm-
self of cold the less the danger, and
YOU will look good while before you
find a better medicine than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to aid you IN
curing cold.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
Sore Throat, Colds
Quickly Relieved By Hamiin's
Wizard OIL

Hamiin's Wizard Oil is a simple and
effective treatment for sore throat and
chest colds. Used as gargle for sore
throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed
ON the chest it will often loosen up
hard, deep seated cold in, one night.
How often sprains, bruises. cuts
and burns occur in every family, as
we'll as little troubles like earache'
toothache, cold sores, canker sores
stiff neck, and tired aching ieet-
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil Will al
ways bring quick relief. ,o
Get it from druggists for so cents;
If not satisfied return the bottle ana
ret your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just Try Wizard Liver WhiPS'
p:-.s-u. ..t.c I.aS ..--, -
Guaranteed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
RETURN OF INFLUENZA
DECLARED INEVITABLE

TOXIC. Dec Return of the
Spanish influenza epidemic. especially
to large seaport cities where people
arrive from all parts of the world is
predicted by DR.. Arthur c. Price,
medical health officer of Victoria, b.
c. who is in Toxic.
DR. Price issued a warning to be
prepared against the ravases Of the
disease. asserting its return in newt
able. though possibly in miider
form
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
BIister-Easier. Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess
of mustard, -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole Is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the present
white ointment. 1t takes the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group. stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, ,rheuma
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest Cit often prevents pneumonia).
30c and 6Oc jars; hospital size $50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
PAsTIME SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MARY PICkFORD'S SCREEN
TRIUMPH ACHIEVED IN RAGS

Mary Pickford the popular motion
picture star has attained most of her
past screen triumphs clad in rags. It
is therefore of odd interest that this
photoplay should be entitled Rags
and that it should be presented at the
Pastime Theatre next Sunday and
Monday.
This unusual story was written by
Edith Barnard Delano. and the seen
ario has been so constructed as to pro-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-01
No Time to Lose

John. there's talk of putting to-
bacco out of business
Nothing to it,"
That's what you said about liq-
lor.''
well, what do you want me TO
do?"
Hurry UP and get enough cou-
oons for that pink plush sofa. =
Detroit Free Press.