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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
TRADITION TO THE WINDS

MERICAS paved the way for the successful con-
- quest of Germanys submarine blockade by following
President Wilson's advice and Throwing tradition to
the Winds. That direction of the president Just
vealed the senate naval investigation
SIMS only characteristic of foresight chief
tive and indicative of the which right
thing
Secretary Daniels revelation of the chief executives
dress hitherto secret large naval
officers criticism OF the part played by the department
the 1t shows that blame delays
that obesance direction was rather trace
able to Sims than to those higher in command.
Throwing tradition to the wind the president bade
in the presentation of President Will
after the wars close threw tradition
and assisted with the organization of league
the framing of treaty of binding this nation
who complain of that action because broke
These will blame the
don and going ahead to win the Where then do they
Justify their stand?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
MRS. HAYHURsT COMES
TO URGE SCHOOL AID

Mrs. Elizabeth Hayhurst. president
of the Parent Teacher Associations OF
oregon. VIII speak 70 Pendieton peo-
pie tonight a. the county library on
the hisher educational tax and the
elementary school tax. both 20 come
before the voters May 81.
The meeting Is scheduled for 1880
and win adjourn in time for the high
Fcheoi Fiav AIRS. Hayh9rst, who is
mnkiag D tour Of the state, spoke in
The Dates last night in favor OF the
measures.
Besides Mrs Hayhurst's talk. the
yroEfsm viii consist Of group OF
ronrs ~ lAncCin school pupils: drill
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We wish 20 express our most sincere
thanks to the many kind friends who
so generously contributed their assist
ance during our SAD bereavement and
less Of our beloved father and brother.
Also to thank them for the beautiful
floral tributes received.
MRS. FRANK FT4ANERY
MR. RAY VAN ORsDAII,
MR. o.. s. VAN ORsDALL
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All news dispatches credited TO IL or
not Otherwise credited In this paper
and also the local news published here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
MccARTHY MEETS srURPHY

PORTLAND. May 12.-Johnny Nc.
carthy. the sluggfng San Francisco
welterweight, will meet Frankie Muir
ply OF Denver at the Milwaukee arena
tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12

by Washington school pupils; dance
by Katherine Simpson; duet, by Mrs
Maye Hager. and Joseph n. Scott; and
drill. by Hawthorne school pupils.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
/ REAL PLEASURE
To TELL ABOUT It
Mrs Bonyille Feels She Is Doing
Anyone A Favor 10 Get Them
To Take Tanlac.

Since taking Tanlac myself feel
that would be doing anybody who IS
aufNing like / was a real favor by
getting them TO try the medicine too.
said Mrs Frank BOnyille, Main street
West Rutland, Vt
Before got Tanlac ! suffered
with severe case OF stomach trouble
and Indigestion. Nothing ate seemed
to agree with me, and at times be-
came SO nauseatod couldn't retain
q thing on my stomach.
II would boat all up with gas that
caused my heart TO palpitate dread
! fully ard Almost shut off my breath,
so that could waly only little way
without giving out completely.
81 had awful sick headaches and
dizzy attacks, ana was SO nervous that
at times / hardly knew what was
doiNg MY Kidneys bothered me con
lsidcrably and J had frightlu pains in
the small OF my back Life was such
/ o burden to mo that became very des-
IpoudC0t
ii fin1ly decided TO see what Tanlac
/ would DO for me so ! got at bottle and
! my troubles began to disappear right
IUloug now have splendid lppe.
/ tite, ana can eat anything want with.
ont D sign OF Indigestion, nausea, gas
papitation or shortness of breath. I'm
entirely free from headaches and dizzi
moss ANA by tacg no longer pains me-
/ Myuotyea have unieted down and at
might raleep just fine.
- have gained considerable weight
and feel much better in every way
than / have in q long time It's a real
pleasure % te how Tanlac has help
cd me and I'm sure it will do aS much
for anypody else In a like condition
Taulac IL sold IN Bennington by W
Il. Gokay in Manchester Depot by w
w Pratt in Arlington by G. G. Gull
Imam 81 Co and In East Arlington by
V ctor b. Smith and IN East Dorset by
G. H. Bro9hy. Advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
OF Interest &c Women.

T Louisiana now has Two women no
tar3r
A general strike OF chorus girls
caused the Parts opera 10 suspend re
Gently
Mrs Nellie |. Baker is the first yo-
man real estate dealer In Junction
City, Kas.
women bcokmakers In London ARE
said TO handle thousands Of dollars
daily in race bets p
Kansas State Agricultural College
rs to hold a fashion show to instruct
high school girls how to dress becom-
ingy and sensibly
IN preparing gravy for their noon.
day luncheon six telephone girls in
Springfield, H., mistook cockroach
powder for -four All will recover.
Lena Ashwell the celebrated English
actress has undertaken d plan TO fur.
nlsh the outlying suburbs and towns
about London with good drama at
reasonable prices.
The first woman physician in
America was Harriet X. Hunt, who
praCtised medicine In Boston for
many years, until her death in 1875,
at the age OF seventy
Miss Marion Dickson of Niagara
Falls, Ont, and Miss Margaret Woo
toon of Maymooth, Ont are the fir {
women students 10 be regularly en-.
rolled at Queens Theological College
i Kingston Ont
The new Belgian Academy of let
tars. which is being organized along
the lines q the famous French Acade
my Will be the first Institution Of It's
kind in Europe to admit women to
full membership.
For the FIRST time in the history OF
the United states women will help To
( write the Constitution of a State when
The Louisiana constitutional conyen
ton meets. at New Orleans next Feb
ruary, two women having been ap
I pointed as delegates.
a feature OF the recent convention
4 OF the Mississippi Valley Medical
! Association at Chicago was a "ladles
/ night smoker Cigars and cigarettes
We're passed freely among the ladies
and the majority of them accepted
but IL was suspected that the most al
them took the smokes h nae 10 give
to their husbands
The only woman railroad surgeon
in the Southwest and probably in tho
United States is Or Sophie Herzoe
Huntington OF Brazcrla, Texas, who
for nearly twenty years has been the
official surgeon for division CT the
st Louis. Brownsville and Mexico
railroad Or. Huntington is the
mother OF Is children.
AT a trial before a mixed jury Of
men and women at Bath, England, the
court announced an adjournment Of
two hours for luncheon Instantly q
woman juror protested that the time
was not sufficient for her to prepare
her husbands dinner and return tC
court Whereupon the magistrate
promptly and CALAMITY extended tn,
recc by a quarter of an hour.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
Glowing Description,

A New Yorker one of The native.
born type who rarely leaves the CON
fines of the greater city, TOOK a vaca-
lion this summer and went with one
of the Now York bah clubs On It's "trip
West. He saw many strange sights,
On the return trip the club stopped
Off at Buffalo and, never having seen
Niagara Fails, as Is The case with most
New Workers, the players persuaded
their fellow traveller not to miss the
opportunity.
lie looked the falls over very care
fully, returned to his hotel.
well what do YOU think Of it for
wonderful slght?" asked one of the
ball players,
"rn say" said the New Yorker
without undue enthusiasm, that she
certainly throws meansleap."-Sat'
urday Evening Post. '
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
kews of the Town and Village Told
Briefly FOR Busy Readers


Charles Chambers has resigned his
position in Pandazis restaurant.
Billie Rhodes in "Nobody's Girl" q
acts) sensational romance Of the air
sea and land and episode 4 The Lost
City Library Theatre today. ADV.
Mrs, S. B. Hall of Old Bennington is
expected home today from Melrose,
Mass, where she has been undergoing
treatment at the New England SAM
forum.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. lneson have
returned from Boston after spending
ia few days with their son Charles,
who. is attending the Bryant & STRAIT
tonitBusiness college.
Tonight there Will be community
dancing at the high school hall from
$50 to l1:0O o'clock. This win be
preceded by class in modern social
dancing from 1880 to $3.50. Last
week the attendance was not large
but everyone reported a pleasant eve
ming. The room is commodious and
attractive and those in charge hope
that the people of the village will use
30 TO capacity now that it has been
placed at their disposal The depart.
ment Of dancing Of the Welfare AS
ISOLATION is conducting these Wednes
day evening dances for adults and
classes Saturday morning and after
noon in the club rooms for children
under ten and boys and girls of high
school age
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
Odd and lnte're sting

There are about 5000 Mohamme.
dams in the United States.
New York City first fire chief was
paid sixty dollars a year for his SER
vices
An invalid in Paris receives by air
service from London a daily supply Of
Il special kind Of bread.
A popular belief in Wales Is that
rheumatism can be relieved by bind
ing a split mackeral round the affect
ed part
Italians in the seventeenth century
ascribed the giorin Of influenza to GER
tain stars which had an evil influence.
The worlds record for Sunday
school attendance is probably that Ct
owen Jones OF Liverpool, England,
who has been a regular attendant for
more than "a years
A trout lays a thousand eggs for
each pound Of her weight But hard
ly three IN % hundred hatch out. for
the restrict the inhabitants of the
inhabitants OF the stream are waiting
20 deyC Z them
The II amOunt OF money spent on
pof,s the British Isles each year
is so large that if Il We're converted in
to gold, It would require train q
mile long to transport it,
IL l.ondan daily draught of beer
were contained in a single bottle, that
bottle wcpld be so heavy that Il
thousand strong horses would have
to exert every ounce OF their strength
TO. move Il.
An int 'estlng exhibit in the Ma
tural History Museum in New York
City is a reproduction in glass and
wax OF a twoinch section OF the sea
bottom, with It's plant and animal
life magnlfed $4,000 times
An English scientist intends 70
make a complete record OF this win
ter's London fogs BY comparing the
records with the incidence of respira-
tory diseases, he expects to deter
mine the influence Of fog on the death
rate.
Human hair varies in length ac-
cording to the moisture in the air sur
rounding IL, and in many factories a
long hair, delicately suspended is
the essential feature in apparatus for
estimating the amount of moisture
in gases
In the champagne district of Franco
whole villages have been standing for
many years past of which the outside
walls are built OF nothing but chalk,
obtained In the eXcayatipg Of the arti-
fetal caves made for storing cham
pagC.
The oldest of all the queer rents on
( the King of Eneland's rentbook is
the one which requires the tenants
OF certain lands near Dover to hcld
4 the Kings head when he is seasick.
! AS King George is sailor king, and
4 has travelled farther, by thousand
miles, than any other monarch on rec
cord, it is not likely that he will call
ON anybody to pay his curious rent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
Travel in Roumania.

Samuel NJ Nauclain. who tells In
System about selling Baldwin locomo-
Ilves 10 the Roumanian government
also gives an intimate description Of
both the laughable and the horrible
things he encountered in travelling
through eastern Europe. He says Of
The Roumaninn trains'
'You would be amused with some of
our fellow passengers who are not
human belngs' About every sixth man
has pig IN a bag and nearly every
woman has chicken on her arm. in
addition TO her baggage Some have
goose and some have Kid. One
good lady came along carrying a rab-
bit. On one trip there were not less
than seven pigs on top of our car.
The sQuealng prevented anybody from
sleeping except those accustomed to
such things. am fond OF something
newt made life interesting"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
ro,u Ma siahtaeelnn.

a COW from the country wandered
Into Kepne, n. H.. sauntered along the
sidewalk, stopped to look in at sew
eral wlnhnws. first Of the telephone
Office, next nc Ferrln's store, and then
of tie ice cream parors, paused for
time to oNanine the sample photo.
graphs ~ front Of n studio, and then
started up me studio stairs. Half way
up The COW decided not TO go farther,
and without room enough TO turn
around made a rapid descent back
ward, doing a qulcksiep in order to
keep upright The town officer was
ready 10 arrest the intruder when she
struck the sidewalk, but he bad to
chase her through five streets before
he could put the handouts on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10

The American continent is soon 70
have It's first saint IN Marguerite Bour.
geoys wis was The founder OF the La
dies of the CONGREGATION of Nolre
Dame, Canada's great teaching order
she was born I'm 1890 and the greater
part of her life was spent In Canada,
wbece she accomplished a great work
in the face eff gigantic al@'ncles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
Look into This

If things don't come your way, per
haps it's because you are not IN the
right place.-B6ston Transcript
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10

er3lifo EGG prodlcer.,
An oyster produces 10000 eggs an.
nuallY but Of these only 400 or less
reach maturity
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-10
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as told in each
package of genuine Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during q years, and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. If you see
the Bayer Cross on tablets. you can
take them without fear for Colds,
Headache Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pain. Handy tin boxes OF twelve tab
lets cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Observation-Disclosures of Salicylicacid.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
CUTTING THIRD SET On TEETH
Memphis s(Tenn, Man. 1t e., q Aise3
Renewing His Youth and vioors I
VI u gsl \ 4 III others Ways NJ "a

B The adage, that there is nothing new
under the sun has been disprOved by
n. p. Starr who las cut. a third s set
of teetn5 At the ,lge OF eighty four ,l
when usually the only new molars.
bicpspids. &C. that can be achieved
are hose nurchased from q dentist.
says the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Mr.. Starr, who I; IN the employ of
the Memphis Artesians Waferrco company.
recently found, himself In need Of Z set
OF these artitfsiat substitutes for the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
q Ear.s Seeing We.nan sfsr... 7.

y III noting the fact that Susan SB.
Anthony was born hundred years
$50 II Is interesting also to remeln-
her that every: consid srable reform 81 81
which abe was. an adyoea fxs kas cd(1sses
to5pass.s says the New. York sun. SIZE
fought for the abolition 81 slayery.
'for total abstinence and ff6f equal
suffrage. Slavery disappeared when
she was still In her most active years.
When abe died, in 1904, nll6y OF the
states had agreed with her views I'm
prohibition and votes & Tor women.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
NEWS or THE THEATRES

tnr :, q, : !, s ss
Is d. Mary ,Pickforf fs1 for Ser nrodmctio or
as,,ds. which Viii ~ ia ra,ea sads ~
United Artists yery shortly. a NJ
Hiram Abrams. 3 president Of the
|"Big. Four was mot lied 81 the award
this. week Sand immediately sent
wireless etos Miss sPickford
g No wa 4 I, II ~ 2. 1890, ~, !har wov
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
FRIDAY EvENING {, July 20. 1929

|.be played IN New Zealand, in az
icordance with an agreement between
the Australian and New Zealand as
ks0ciati0ns. II n. 5s.,
III The United States team has re-
Quested an interval o. three weeks tn
practice In New Zealand after their
arrival In ssnat country and as the
Americans are due to arrive there,
about Nov. 928, 1t is expected the
matches will be contested 81 about
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
REX TEEf IRE SATURDAY

The story OF "a chtyalrOns hObo---a
Knight Of the road who. has lost all
te1nblancs sto hill foEMer gentlemanly
selts except h t4it distinctive kindness l1p
and honesty, 'sis told IN Overland
Red. q Universal photodrama star
ring Harry Carey, which wi l.4 be
fEhoWh: at the Rex theatre Saturday.
A Harry Carey picture Is alwaysa
welcome event. The popularity OF
this star has been increasing with
every new release Overland Red 2
sho611 prove particularly interesting
move Of that name by II. Herbert
G KIthbs. Lynn Reynolds directed the
production, and the chief players In
suppQrt Of the star are VIOLA Vale,
1 Harold Goodwin, Charles .LeMoyne,
B David Gally, Charles Anderson and
Joe Harris. "a f 5i3 4. :s.7 .ys
overland Red differs in many
WAYS from the usual (; Harry Carey
story but 1t permits the star to exer-
I else all those arts In which he Is ex-
cells. He does rought riding Of all
sorts on horseback, on racing mo-
/ tor down a steep mountain road,
and ON the brake-beams of fast
& flying limited. s +
The finding Of dying man on the
! desert by Overland Red; the discov-
cry Of gold and a map on his person,
the arrest Of Red and his young pal
by h crooked sheriff and their escape
through the aid of a girl, forms q
lively chain Of events. Hunior and
romance are not overlooked in the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-30
METRO STAR FIERY @ e, I'll,
Il ROLE or PARIHIAN PLAY.

y .The sParisian Tigsrsss'' the --latest
Metro play In twhi ch Viola Dana, the
clever little star appears was shown
yesterday to " large and 5appreciattve
audience at the Rex theatre. n <.
Z II, The play is q powerful romance Of
oaParisian underworld and Miss
4 Ana ID seen I'm the role Of Jeanne,
! = 1 dancer III the cafes Of the Latin
0aat q, no lives II constant fear
81 q young Apache with. ~ HON slie
.dAnees. mold roue; sees her and sbar-
Gains fors hef With aJacque. To escape
sthisaneW horror she runs sway only
to- Ind herself 81 The. clutches Of 2
schemin1 Artist Who iises: her 40 the
means 70 fauds hissfsisnd ssas q, W II
n The q Ectsrs of ths Spiay his q
aana3ter tUuch while TIC svsrly.light-
excl 4 BY. deli tful Bits M original
comedy and Also ~ . beautiful ro-
nance which comes into the life OF!
the little, SIFl 81 the gutter. The
;nany:stronE situat lions make the play
one which stands ont % an arrest
Ing achievement in screen artistry: :
Included III the cast "a supporting
IAiss Dana are Darrell Foss, Henry,
Kolter, Edward Connolly, Clarissa
selHynne, Louis B,Arclay, Paul Vol
gel, sMitzi Good3tsdt and Maree
.Braudet. The picture, was directed
BY Herbert aBlache and the produc-l
stion made under the personal super
vision Of Maxwell Karger, director
general. o. I, :, y .<sa.. u. 81. 5
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* Fl. -l- t'-s$ ~ g:s' s3SsS
earbless Hooks for Anglers. I

A very ,commenda movement Is
under way among members Of the
Megantic club, and probably other
sporting clubs for the use Of the barb
less hook. The idea g. that true
sportsmanship consists 10 giving the
members Of, the .'tlnny tribe" a fair
chance for life and escape, and that
TO catch 1 fish with Z bar6less hook
Is more creditable than to use the
old, fashioned barb. When trout o.
salmon are caught with barbed
hook, they are apt to Be seriously In
jured, and even II thrown back into
the water do not recover, n many
gases !; whereas, II the barblesa hook
rs used, as now advocated, they are,
II returned to the water, in almost all
instances revived and may be caught
over and over again. : This zis true
sportsmanship. and IL Ia toabe hoped
that the barbless hook movement will:
succeed Boston Post. Il II .5t: z :r 5s 4
THE fIo NEEl;. j WANT Il. ADS
..... @ BRING RESULTS
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.xERRlGAl's WAY OF -. Ss.> .S
ss' W00ING ASTOUNDs
tSs. iE$$l fs{lI eE2 Il = nfrY1Nn6 9wAIN4

,s
The question that bothered J: War
rem Kerrigan in his preliminary study
of screen story he was to flm, was,
[ go 80 =, how Is counting carried on
among the aristocratic class In Mex
leo? M IL I, ..55 ~ 4:
4 MI OF course, Mr.. Kerrigan, famous
s.fOr romantic screen roles above all
else; is an authority on most all KINDS
.,Of counting. But there was g. thing
5,or two to be Slelsned about the $doings
saof Spanish aristocrats in Mexico for
his first production with his own com
/ 'pany. IA White Mans Chance, and
I'm this way the screens greatest love
maker learned the Spanish game OF
playing the bear 81 ii! ts ts:.ss
"a girl of. the aristocratic caste in
Mexico is never on the street without
: her duenna Or cha perone. And her
Sadmirer, no matter how ardent, wor-
ships from distance at first; fol-
lows behind the object of his adora-
stton and her escort at q respectable
! distance, then stands beneath her
window hours ait a time or across
the street: from her. residence or al
most nvwhe4e near enough that his
sintentisns cannot be mistaken Some
times the serenade has Its place here.
"A ii AS for the rest trust Y Kerrigan
for that! And In "a White Mans
CHARGE" he does some Of the best
love-maktng ever. though the girl Is
an American living in Mexico. and he
ais an American in the disguise of 4
Spanish noble. The way Of Kerrigan
with a girl. however, astounded a
horde OF Mexican SWANS engaged as
extras for some OF the big scenes.
"a, White Mans chances showing
1 for; the last time at the Grand TO-
night with ANDY and Min" the IA
NJ o,,s \" fs,',i,ip, " VI II Andy Goes Fiat