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-' - KHJHT PAGES. DAUA K.VM oitKGO.MAX. PEXDLETOH, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, ! PAGE THKEB. WORTH MOUNTAINS CFOOLD During Change of Life, says Mrs. Chas. Barclay GranlteVllle, vt. "I was passing through theChangeOf Ltfaandiuilerea i rum iiirvDiisiuss audotlieraiiiioyintj symptoms, and I I can truly say that l.yrlial..riiikhaiii I vese table Com poind lias proved worth mountain of fold to mi', as it restored m y bMilu and mi'iiiii. I UtftT foi l'H to tell :.:y iru ..ds what , . k-A :i .diaK.l'inkhaiiiV Vt'ffi-talili! Comj' Hind has done for n.ij during this trying period. Gompb it restoration to health means ho much to Hie that for the sake of other sillier in: women I am trilling to make wiv trouble public so you may publish this letter." Ubs. Crab. Babclax B.PJ).iOrauiteTilie1 't. No other inedieine for woman's ills has received such wide-npread and un qualified endorsement. No other med icine we Know of has hiicIi a record of cures of female ills as has Lydia K. I'inkhani's Vegetable Compound. For more than W years it has been curiujf female complaints such as inflammation, ulceration, local weak nesses, Bbrdid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indigestion and nervous prostration, and it is unequalled for carrying women safely through the period of change of life. It costs hut little to try Lydia K. Piokham'a Vegetable Conipouad, and, as Mrs ltarclaysays.it is "worth moun tains of gold " to'sulTering women. "Last Call" EXCURSION RATES EAST 4 Oct. $72.50 Chicago and Return Final Limit, 30 NOV. Via Soo-Spokane Route Tickets, Herths, any agent O. R write Details from & N. Ry.,or G. M. JACKSON, T. P. A. J. 8. CARTER, Gen. 14 Wall St., Spokane. Agt. Reduced-Prices on Pianos and Sewing Machines All of standard make. I am now offering my high grade pi anos and sewing machines at a discount of 10 per cent and over. Tou know what you are getting. I guarantee them. Don't let others fool you Into paying big prices for cheap makes. JESSE FAILING Main street, near bridge. A. L Schaefer Successor to L. HUNZIKER. Pendleton's Leading Jeweler. Beautiful line, Just received, of JEWE&RY, SILVERWARE, DIAMONDS, WATCHES. Expert all repair work department and guaranteed. "The Best is Cheapest in the End" we keep the beat only. SENATOR TAYLOR El TENNESSEE STATESMAN'S LECTURE IPPRECIATED OoOd Audience Q led l-'lrsi Speaker on NOW Course Snbiocl Was "Happy uiie." mid a- Treated in Eloquent Style, The high school lecture chum could not have been darted off under more auspicious - circumstances than It was last night with the lecture by Senator Robert I.. Taylor. The speak er greeted by probably the largest audience that ever greeted u lecture' In this city with the exception of Sen ators Tillman and l.a Kol let te and the speaker of the evening would be hard to surpass as an entertainer. The subject of his lecture, "Happy Valley" was taken from the name of the Tennessee valley In which he first saw the light of day anil the opening part of the address was a beautiful prone poem word picture of the beau ties of what to him Is the most beau tiful spot on earth. Senutor Taylor Is a genius In his way and probably stands unsurpassed ot. the lecture platform as a portrayer of the beauties' of nature and deline ator of character, especially those of the child and persons In the humbler walks of life. After hearing him speak It Is easy to understand why he made such free use of the pardoning power while governor of Tennessee. He Is an eloquent speaker carrying his audience from emotion to emotion with perfect ease. While at times he moved his hearers almost to tears, the next Instant his liumor.would un expectedly bubble forth and the house would ring with laughter. The speaker was accompanied to the platform by State Senator C. J. Smith and Will M. Peterson, chair man of the democratic county cen trul committee. lie was Introduced by Dr. Smith. hi: X)RKST V PELLS II AHKIMAVS SHOES Salt Luke, Oct. 13 At the annual meeting of the Union Pacific stock holders held here yesterday. Jacob Sehlff of New York was elected to the directorate to fill the vacancy caused! by the death of William Cornish. Henry A. De Forest, an attorney, was elected to fill the vacancy made ly the death of E. H. Harrlman. William Mablon was displaced by winium Rockefeller, Seventy-four tier cent of the total stock was voted at the election. Henry A. De Forest, who succeeds B. H. Harrlman on the Colon Pacific directorate, is an acquisition from the Northern Pacific. "He has been on the Northern Pa cific board of directors, but I do not know of his having bad any previous connection with the Cnion Pacific rail road," said J. P. O'Brien, general man ager of the C). R. & N. this morning. "1 have no personal acquaintance with De Forest." Mr. O'Brien contin ued. "All I know of him personally is that he is a very prominent New York attorney, whose business Influ ence Is considerable." SCOTT and sromi: SHIFTED TO GUARDS Cnlverslty Of Oregon. Kugene. As a result of Saturday's foothall game there have been several changes In the varsltv lineup. Coach Forbes has discovered where the various men work best and will now bend his el AWAY GOES ALL BACKACHE VANISHES AND V)1 It KIDNEYS ACT IM No Man or Woman Here in Pendle ton, Whether Old or Young, ( an Afford to Neglect Out-of-Ordcr Kidneys A IYnv Doses of Pue's Diuretic win Mud Bladder and Uri nary Misery, Out-of-order kidneys act fine and backache or bladder misery Is reliev ed after a few doses of Pape's Diu retic. Pains In the back, sides or loins, rheumatic twinges, debilitating head ache, nervousness,, dizziness, sleep lessness, Inflamed or swollen eyelids, wornout feeling, inactive kidneys simply vanish. Frequent, painful and uncontroll able urination due to a weak or irri table bladder Is promptly overcome. The moment you suspect any kid ney, bladder or urinary disorder, or feel rheumatism coming, begin taking this harmless remedy, with the knowledge that there is no other med icine at any price, made anywhere else in the world, which will effect so thorough and prompt a cure, as a fif ty cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, which any druggist can supply. This unusual preparation goes di rect to the out of order kidneys, blad der and urinary system, cleaning, healing and strengthening these or gans and glands, and completes the ftlie before you reallio it. A few days' treatment with Pape's Diuretic means clean, active, healthy kidneys, bladder and urinary organs and you feel fine. Your physician, pharmacist, bank er or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape' Thompson & Pape. of Cincinnati, is a large and responsi ble concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Accept only Pape's Dluretir fifty cent treatment from any drug store unywhere In the world. forts to perfecting team work, fiip- taln Clarke, who had been playing loti pnd Is again back of the line at left half. Clarke knows the game suffi ciently to play any position and SOV4d' trlng bis weight. ISO pounds. Is won derfully fast. He would make an (deal end. However, he Is ton valuable to be soar'd from the back field an 1 though Forbes like, his work at end he will probably be a fixture at left half. Dean Walker, tin freshman from Columbia university, surprised every one, by his showing on the freshman team and Is now lining up with the varsity at fun back.( Prom hie ahotr (Iti'g so far he will make a strong bid for the place. He Is fairly heavy and gets around well. Chuck Taylor will probably alternate With Hill Main at the other half position. Main will al so be worked at tackle. Big Scott has been changed from tcckle to guard. Storle who played full back Saturday, has also been shift ed to h guard position. With this lineup the team has been getting together splendidly the last two evenings and developing a fair amount of team work. U UUUE (.l i s DIVORCE. Ills Actor Wife Does Not Oppose His Suit. London, Oct. 13. James If, Har rie. playwright and novelist. was granted a divorce today which will be come absolute in six months. The wround was Infidelity. Mrs Harrle did nut oppose the suit. Harrle testi fied that a. number of alleged acts of Infidelity had been committed, and he named Gilbert Cnnnan, an obscure writer, us a corespondent. Haiti. alleged that the acts upon which he based his grounds for di vorce took place 18 months ago, when Caiman was a guest at the Harrle home, when the case came up for trial Mrs. Harrle was not In court. Mrs. Hnrrie watt formerly Mary Ansell, an actress. They were mar ried in 1884- She Is credited with having aided Harrier in staging many of his earlier productions. i GR win: PAPER COMMENTS ON M DILI. Pendleton football enthusiasts must again drink the bitter cup of losing Harvey McDill from the team, says the La Grande Observer. Last sea son McDill almost cinched a place on the eastern Oregon star team by the work that he did in the one game i., which hp was allowed to play l.,k(irpen(,,.ton game. His fath- er objected to his playing, so he quit the field for the season In the J -pr im' the father wanted Harvey to i htn him nul in n eroo In Alberta. He nromlaed the young man that If he 1 would give up his school work for I the remainder of the term he ! not object to his donning the would mole- 'skin again this fall. The crops are i g and harvested, Harvey has lost his . time in school, but the father has for ! gott. n his promise and ordered, him ' off the field after allowing him the privilege of playing fullback against Whitman. McDill was slnted for fult ! back this season and would have been one of .the best In the state. MINER lit FRIED TWICE dk;s his way ot T aapld City. S. D Forced to roll over and over for a distance of two miles, with a leg and arm broken after he had been buried twice at the bottom of a shaft, both times digging himself out, was the experience of Bert Mil ler a mining expert who went yester day to Inspect a shaft at Silver City. Miller was 30 fee. under ground when the first cave-In occurred. He was buried complexly and his left l, g was broken below the knee. He dug himself out with his left hand and proceeded a short distance, when he was buried Main. This time his right arm was broken. He du him selt out with his left hnnd and gained the shaft cellar. He then rolled over and over until he readied the claim of Robert Riley, a miner. The flesh on the fingers of his left hand was worn to the bone and nmputation was required. WOMAN SWINDLER GIVES OFFICERS si. IP Spokane. Wash., Oct. 13. Queenle Feiise. a clever woman swindler, who is wanted at Portland for swindling a man out of J1200, gave the police the slip here this morning when 'about to be cautured by order of the Port land police. Her game was to advertise for a business partner. She claimed to have a big ranch In California, which ,i to stock with cattli say- Kilt " In If Hie nartner trftl all right she would marry him. She had already started the game - I . i I ! t I I here. She had a uwv " " ' most of which she left In her haste. She is accompanied by a man. ATHATO CANAL'S AUTHOR is in ran ..' P,.n,imn. Oct. H. Senor Crraga, the distinguished Chilean engineer and author of the Atrato Canal project, ar rived here today en route to uogoiu for the purpose of obtaining a conces sion from the Colombian government. Groat Religious Fllesta. City of Mexico, Oct. H. With el aborate festivities, tne Bve" the patron virgin of the Guanajuato district took place this week in up town of Celaya. People from an over the republic took part in tne genera, rejoicing, which also Included a com memorative celebration of the dlseov ury of the new world by Columbus. The temple of San Francisco of Cel ava was the scene of the religious cere monies. It Is one of the oldest church, es In the country. For Kent. Six room modern house on the South hill. Apply to C. P. Strain, Pendle ton, Oregon. , Try the East Oregonian for first class Job printing. ATHENA NEWS NOTES REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION Y BOTE I : l A V Jobn Hell Purchases Quarter Section Wheal Land I'rom Jerry Stone Al so Invests III a 1910 White Steamer 98,000 Hushels of Wheat Sold itl HO Cents. (iiptcii.l Corttap 13(1 Athena, Ore., Oct. 13. Yesterday saw the transaction of another real estate ileal, when Mr. Jerry Stone bought a quarter section of wheat land i fronj Mr. John Hell. The land Is some three mliea west of Athena and Is con sidered among L'matllla county's best wheat land. The land was especially dtsirable for Mr. Stone as it Joined his luige ranch on the north and com pletes his section of wheat land which Is more than a mile In length. Mr. Stone and family will move on the ranch to live. Sam Mcbride, agent for the White Steamer, was In town yesterday from W'ulla Walla anl left a White Steam ar with Mr. John Hell. Mr. Hell nas the only 11( car In Athena and he promises to be busy for the next few days learning to run It. The Eckhart company gave another interesting performance last night. "The Grass Widow" in which Miss Josephine Deffrey was again the pro minent character. The comedy was well presented and the crowd was kept laughing from the beginning. The last performance will be given tonight. One of the largest wheat deals of the season took place here Saturday when the Preston Milling company bought 25,OOU bushels at 80 cents per bushel. Many of the large farmers in this vicinity are still holding for higher prices which they are look ing for this fall. Among the many improvements be ing made in Athena is the putting In of n new restaurant on Main street joining Mr. Worthlngton's grocery store. The building Is being renovated booths are being put in and arrange ments made for a first class restaur ant. Monument for Bronxtte, New York, Oct. 14. Citizens of the Bronx turned out in force today to witness the unveiling of a handsome monument to the memory Heintz. The ceremonies of Louis J. were wit nessed by many men of prominence who knew the deceased while he was at the head of affairs in the Bronx. The monument stands at the entrance . ( , tlu. (;rund Boulevard and Concourse at (me Hundred and Sixty-first street. Fall colds are quickly cured by Fo ley's Honey and Tar, the great throat and lung remedy. The genuine con tains no harmful drugs. Koeppen Bros. Who hxttnivi Clothes are far above the average. But the prices aren't. We have beer producing overcoats with this label for thirty years clothes that hear it will bear wear. If they fall short of expectation we won't. That's why it's so important to find the label. It's a pledge that the tailoring is right, and that the materials are dependable. You can judge for yourself of their fit and fitness, Only one dealer in a town best dealer, because they're Kuh, tlathatt MAKERS ! COAL! FOR PENLAND Phone Black 3391 The East Oregonian is eastern Oregon's representative paper. It leads and the people appreciate it and show it by their liberal patron age. It is the advertising medium of this section. Get Scared Out of Your "Scare" A MERCHANT should not only be afraid to be thought afraid, in these times of rapidly-returning business confidence; but he should really be afraid to BE afraid! He owes it to himself not to undo all the hard work of the past through getting frightened at the fake cry of "scarce money." For people LIKE a "good fighter," a "game man" who "stays." They do NOT like rabbits. And the "rabbits" are going to fare badly now that conditions of easy prosperity are restored. The merchants who concluded that advertising "cost too much" when it was most needed with the same kind of reasoning used by the man who found that coal was too costly in the winter time is soon to "wake up" to the per haps unpleasant fact that his business has been taken away from him by the man Wasn't Scared suits and sells Sincerity Clothes the the best clothes. t Hscttsr Co CHICAGO GOAL!! SALE BY BROS. 647 Main Street