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DAILY EAST ORZGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 23, 1921
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SECRET OF BELGIUM'S
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'CANADIAN YOUNGSTERS m
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Little Nation Sets Itself to
Forget War and
Peace and Social
PAtrHI.". Man.. Nov. S3.
d ilt-p..sil $4"i.."
-"I want
The rweivins tel!T loi.kf-.l throuKh
Establish 'the irn luirs with u bit of su n
The di posili.r iv.is u nul.n -clu rKeii
kul vi huse chin l;irely rein-lifd tlu
i.innter. was snimins fr wn car t"
ear.
Reform.
Dorit cough
THE violent paroxysms 01 coukh.
hv Dr. Kins s Iew
"I jllSt SMllil
mer .litl hy i
my hns,'
ay of esp
HY HIV.II HKPWOOn
(W'ritK'n for IiHcrnitii'iml is Sei
vio' ami I.cnulon Daily News.)
I.oXixiW N..v. 24. The harlxir
station ut Os,e,ul is Mill a f m)p o
desolat.on. I founil ' so on a r... Irf jh , . Gjl,:
plas? in Its aaunt arcades, and the
Autumn wind hlo.vs coldly over its im
protected nlat forms. Hut as si
' the boy fur-uination.
Discovery. rllt'
remedy for colds,
harmful drugs.
jrars a stanaaru
Children like it.
All druggists, 60c
lHiminion scr.eni-
ment exir'.s, mtmy or thfse children
achieved stiff cient iiiojiei tty tins year
md estalilish
of small
leave .farm.
-that I
Cuj.yright Hart Bcltilf.ici .. M
prices
clothes
We're not selling
we're selling the best
that are made
U you appreciate l ine (jualily, fine style and expert needle
worlv in elollies; if you understand the economy in good qual-
-J wr. 1
toulleome to this store lor Mart Schallner 4 Marx, llirsh
ity,y.
Wi kwire, (ilollierafl and Styleplus
you to eome on any oilier basis.
lollie
ue dont waul
HMmiiiNs (iRiatkst niPMii Hivr sront
JheFeoplos w
19 rG
aronouse,
T
"i.flioi tneniliers
Cluiiit in Mani-
tolia who are ensraged in agricultural
imrsii its "on their own honk." ttuided
as hv provincial and
the Ion? train, with its great t.etman
.LKuiti ti.t.l itu liit' e:sv ro:u hes Otitis
..... ov..,. ,he new and well-laid track! to buy their own clothes
. f..,.i i,. vour bones assuming a nucleus for the purchase-
that you are wise enough to
Yures out of vour initinerary
you have come to a Land of Good I
Mope.
The carillon of Pruges echoes across
a plain that was assuredly never more,
fertile and never better tilled. Front
tho canal bank beside the works ut
Ii Hrusoise. which the Germans
stripped bare of their machinery, I
listened to the bells playing German
music one Sunday morning; and later.
i as I traverseu tne wnoie umum.
HelKinm and sought, generally in vain.,
for traces of tho war it seemed to tne
that the cai illoneur must be something
of a symbolist. ,
For r.elitlum Is steadily settling her
self to forget the war. Her ideals of
today are peace with her neighbors
and with all men and social reform
wi'hiu her own gates. To attain these
ends she must trade, to trade she
must work, and she is working us I
verily believe, no other country is
working.
In Ghent and in Brussels they Im
pressed upon me that co-opet 'ati.ni and
communal effort are to be tho forces
of the future. Bolshevism in HeKiium
was stillborn. Labor is sane and
soundly disciplined.
I talked with the editor of I ho offi
cial Labor newspaper in a room that
Iteilf told nte almost as much as he
did. There was a portrait in a place
i .I,. .....I Vn i.r el. II. i
' Ul ll..ll"l on " ..!.
not of Carl Marx, not even of F.mile
I Vandorvelde, the Belgian apostle 01
co-operation, hut of William .Morris,
I whose dream was of a world inline
beautiful hv and for the workers.
On the wav from Brussels to Liege
the express steamed Into a lofty sta
Hon. bright with the morning sun
shine streaming through a clean glass
roof on to paint still cleaner, thronged
ultlj busy people, humming with the
throttled energy of half n dozen trains
i... .I,, von ..hitr.tfiiis. Outside there
I was a pulse In the air as of a mighty
loom, and through the mist one cangh.
fleeting glimpses of vast modern fac
tories In process of erection. Every-
Dr. King's
New Discovery
v,Vc ma Louvre
JVC v ' -
...in.l Normal. Natures
way is the way of Dr. King s Pills
nently and firmly regulating thebowels,
eliminating the intestine cloggui,
waste. At all druggists,:. "
r King's Pills
Rivoli Today
Children 10c Adults 35c Loges 50c
A Benj T. Hampton Production . .
ZANE GREY'S POPULAR STORY
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ysterious
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With Robert McKim, Claire Adams and
Carl Gantvoort Produced hy Tlenj I.
Hampton and his associates.
'Zane Grey Pictures Incorp. i.
Oregon 'New Weekly Pray Comiq
To the many shoppers
wlio have made our business
a suecess, we extend the
wishes of u very happy
Thanksgiving-.
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DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietor
I.uNIhiN, Nov. :;;. il. N'
es-Kaiser is "liat'd up". 1
nrifshal offlciallv savs ro and. In a
statement Issued by hint at his resi
dence at Poorn, points nut the un
favorable condition of the former F.tn
pci'i.t s cxclie.iucr.
i roi.FMItr:! Ohio. Nov. rrcsi
S.) The ,i,.t Haiditig will extend the unpre
His court icedented courtesy to Ohio 'Ktate Vni
o and. in
versity ;iliimiii of personally sending
by radio from the goveriunent sta
tion nt Arlington a message of greet
ings a ml congratulations on Friday
night. November 'J.".
This is the ainiotincenrent made here
by ,1. L. Morrill, alumni secretary on
the O. S. V. campus.
As a part of the annual celebration
of "Ohio State Bay,'' President Hard
ing's message will be relayed by the
b.rirwr wireless stations over the cotin-
I'wing to the fact that all the prop
el lies of the llolii'iizolleru family In
cluded in the private fortune of the
ex-kaiser and other members of the
Imperial family have been seized by
tin. I Vnssi.'i it i tovernni.nt and that the
nee .nations Iviwocu the frown mil 'try. including the one on tne o. t
Hie State have not yet been success- campus, anil will be picked up by the
fully concluded, the e-Kaiser, he says ! local alumni groups from coast to
is obliged to live on money forwarded 'coast on the night of N'ovoanher 25.
from G. inianv. for which he must first iVhe local alumni groups have been ill
get Butch gulden. jstructod to arrange with professional
'or amateur radio operators In their r.
suae
THANKSGIVING NIGHT
Auspices American Legion.
J
Union Hall
'avanl's Orchotra.
The ex-Kaiser, who, notwithstanil-
ing the low rate of the mark, shows
great Interest in charitable Institutions,
m Gci i.iauv as well as in Holland, con
tinues lite statement, sees himself
compelled to e.ononiie as much as
pos,iMo aad to decline requests reach
ing him from Germany asking for re
lief. I As a tilting and suitable climax to
' thin the Put. h papers learn that ten
members of the .staff at Poorn will b'j
disuies. il at the end of the mouth.
1 OLD FASHIONED
Sat.-t v razor
stippl;. nt. .1 I h
sh'ix liu; iurp
t lltius:: tu! s c
eloig t" t''.c
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have iilmost entirely
old l isliioii. ,1 rarer for
. s. Put Hi. re are 'Still
and wolio n win. :of
dd I I
lit l
.... .1
r tti.
,.or as
mo a 1
th
specthe cities for receipt of the pes
i.lcut's message.
Arrangements for White House audi
navy department participation in tin
wlrele-s phaxe of the Ohio state day
program was made by Charles G
Bond, president of the Ohio state tini
vers'ty association, national alumni or-ganiy-itiott,
ami 1". S. representative in
.'.ii'U'e-s from New York City.
I',., rial a. k iiowioilgement of Presi.
lis ut ll.iUix'i's juessns wiH 1? mad.
t.v I'r. W. i. Thompson, president of
Ohio state university, who will s.-o
. nt one of his own Ohio Staters from
the university's radio phant. which has
ordeied special ("iiiipment from an
eastern electr.cal cotuern to rila
Br.'si.leiit ILirdiu"s message, not only
by Mo.se c.nle, but also by radio
phone. It will be the first demonstra
tion of i adiophone ever made by the
university station according to Prof.
F. l Caldwell li.a.l of the department
lectrical engineering.
thing was eloipient of lite and labor.
From the railway, nt any rate, not one
single thing was visible to recall the
years of war and ruin.
Stay! There was Just one. It was
the, name board in the station, which
had been left unpainteii, uppareiiu.i
of set purpose. On the faded and
sclinir wood one might faintly dis
cern, in German characters, the word .
Lowen. For this was Loiivain. j
At Liege, for a mater of 2 'id. it.
Knglish money, one may spend aai
hour or so upon the broad bosom of:
tho Meuse. The Liegois have no eyes, j
it would seem, for all that one sees,;
no ears for all that one hears, on the
steamer trip to Sprains: yet In the;
ceaseless ring of hummers upon new,
steel, ill the endless extensions of iron :
works, motor works, glass works and I
the like there is a lesson for the -whole 1
of F,u rope.
"Long live ourselves!" is the slnp-an
of Liege. The hotel keepers act if,)
to if in one way; tne workers in an
other and better.
Olio disembarks at' the Passerelle,
and is faced almost Immediately with
an inscription on a wall table:
"In this square, on the u'ght of
August 2n, P.G4, the Germans, with
out provocation, burnt twenty houses
and shot eighteen people."
Nobody that 1 saw lifted an eye to
:t. The crowds hurry by, intent upon
the astouulshingly cheap stalls along
the .pinys.
At half-past eight in the morning I
found myself purchasing a trinket at
a jeweler's shop In the Place de Melt'
the liegent street of Antwerp.
There had been several other cus
tomers before me. "Yoit open early,"
I said lo the proprietor.
"Monsieur." he replied with sur
prising earnestness, "it is my way of
protecting against the tendencies of
the limes. 1 open at S a. m. some
times earlier and I close at 10 p. m.
sometimes later. And no week-ends
i this, very pointedly, in F.nglish). Hut
what would yon? To work, nnd to
work hard is our only hope. 1 was a
uoi klmr leweller. now 1 have my own
shop and am my own shop assistant. I i
work as long as I please.
"The eight hours day? The six,
hours day? In another ten yours'
time when we have earned our lei-1
ure. Till then, tie m en parte pas.
Alta today
Children 5 Adults c.
MATCHLESS MELODRAMA
A Benjamin B. Hampton Production
Adapted from the novel of Stewart
Edward While.
Coined v AFTER THE DOUGH.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
ut )
'Ol I.'
II
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
hv physicians during :'l years, and
mi use n nit.r .-n vour corns
may l.e taking vour lite in your b an.U.
lor it ,..u oil yotns-il' blood poison is
liable to follow, mid. leore than O.it
the nior do.-s no Inure limn remove the
sill li.ee of tbe corn, while it is the roots
of the corn that pr. ss on the t ii.l.-r
nervi? of the loot, e .using the pain.
Slop iisinK a r;u,.r on your corns and
use the A. IV S. New M.-thod Pom
Tr. alln. lit. which painlessly extract
the emu.- corn nnd relieve., you from
all pun Tallnmn & Co., Pendleton.
The wireless will be utilized In the
exchange of greetings hv the more
ut than scv. nt V groups of O. S. P. alumni i proved safe by mi. lions. lake n..
who will assemble ssnultaneoiisly j chances with substitutes. If ou see
through. nit the t'nited States on the the B..yrr Cross on tablets, you can
night ..f November j take them without fear for Golds.
j Headache. Neuralgia, Kheuniatisin.
Ilri.4arl.rs from llht ( olds I Karaehe. Toothache. Lumbago, and
Laxative r.li.i.MO ul'IM.NK Tablets r-l fr Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
lieve the H' lidaeh.' by curing the Gold j ..,,,,,, . rents, lirmlgists also
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