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PAGE SIX. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1012. EIGHT PAGES. BAKING Absoluiely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream ofTartar NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE STANFiELD MAYOR TAKES VX PREMEDITATED M I'D HATH WHILE AIRING Bum lloanl In SKIownlk Deposits Ore. pon's Fattest Municiiml Cliiof Ex ecutive in Slush Pool Thut is Much Too Small. (Special Correspondence.) Stanfield. Ore., .Ian. 24. Monday evening while walking hurriedly from the hotel to the depot Mayor James M. Kyle met with quite a distressing accident. The evening was dark and Mr. Kyle, who has the distinction of being the largest mayor in the state, was tripped by a loose board and plunged into a convenient mud pud dle, well filled with water. Ha em erged from his impromptu bath well covered with mud and it is said that the only reason he did not have more mud on him was that he was too large to get into the puddle, or else the puddle was too small for "Jim mie." A very pretty and delightful re ception was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dun ning in honor of their son Ivan and his bride who arrived here Sunday from Fargo, North Dakota, where liiey were married on the 10th Inst. The evening was pleasantly spent with music and dancing, followed by dainty refreshments which were served by the hostess. Among the ROWS' THIS. We offr One Hundred Dollars Reward for any cane of Catarrh that cannot be cor ed by Halls Catarrh Core. F. J CHEJiEY k Co., Toledo JO. We, the onaeralgned, hare known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly .honorable in all bnslnen transactions ahd financially able to carry oat any obligation made by his firm. WALDINO. KIN-NAN & MARVIN. Wholesale Drugzlsts. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly opon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c, per bottle. Bold by ail Dmggists. Take Halls Family Vtlls for eonstlpa-tfosv guests present were the following: Mrs. Charlotte Hell. Win. Bell, Miss Kdith Bell, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Coe, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lundwalt, Miss Minnie Lund wall, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hazen, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wessell, Miss Lenna Wald, Miss Mabel Connor, R. A. Holte, James M. Kyle, J. M. Hodges, Mrs. J. L. Farker, Miss Claire Soren sen. Mrs. F. E. Everett of Echo spent Sunday here as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Dr. Alex Reid. Miss Minnie Baker, one of the teachers in the Stanfield schools was obliged to give up her work for a few days and went to Pendleton Sun day evening, where she is now at home with her mother. R. X. Stanfield went to Baker City Sunday evening on a business trip. Hon. W. J. Furnish, president of the Inland Irrigation Co., was at tending to business here Monday, Hugh Stanfield was in from the Stanfield ranch on Dutter creek yes terday. W. H. Daughtrey, president of the Portland Union Stock yards was a Starfield visitor yesterday. D. E. Bales was transacting business in Pendleton Monday. "MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY'' POUND; WORKS IN CHICAGO Massachusetts CngrcKntan Offers Resolution Whldt Will Give Son of American Protection of Stars and Stripes. Washington, D. C. Representative Gardner of Massachusetts has discov ered a "man without a country." He Is a Chicagoan and his name is Eu7 gene Prince, and in order that Prince may become an American citizen Mr. Gardner offered a Joint resolution in the house. It is said that the case of Prince has no parallel in the annals of the state department. Eugene Prince's, great-grandfather Henry Prince, was born at Salem, Mass, and was an officer In the Unit ed States navy, As a young man George Henry Prince grandfather of the "man without a country," left the United States for St. Petersburg to represent some exporters of petro leum. He married an English wo man and had six children. His fifth child, John Henry Prince, was born in St. Petersburg and stl'.I resides there as the representative of the Carnegie Steel company and other American firms. He has always re tained his American citizenship. He is registered by the Russian govern ment a 3 an American c'tizen doing business in St. PetersDurg under a "billet de sejour." Eugene Prince, his son, has been an employe of the International Har vester company of Moscow but re cently came to this country to enter the Chicago office of that firm. Un der the statutes of the United States Prince can not be recogn'zed as an American citizen, inasmuch as his father never resided in th!a country. On the other hand, under the Rus sian law he can not be recognized as a subject of the czar. SPOKANE TO HAVE WOMEN "COPS" IN THE FUTURE Spokane, Wash., Jan. Zora E. Hoyden, commissioner of public safety, has sent letters to the officers of the various women's clubs In Spo kane, saying that if any of their members desire to wear police badges and be Invested with full authority the wish now will be gratified, adding however, that such services must be of a voluntary character, without pay from the city. He also says he Is willing to grant police powers to a Joint committee of the clubs to visit the dance halls, promising that Its report will receive full consider ation. Numerous complaints have come to Commissioner Hayden's de partment regarding the dance halls, but he says he has not been able to verify them by personal visits or by having plain clothes men stationed In the places. It may be, he says, that women might view these things dif ferently and in that way the depart ment could get at the truth In the matter. JOINS IN DOG FIGHT AND GOES TO JAIL Mrs. Mary Gallwey Sulxlues Bull Pup With Bottle of Ammonia. San Francisco, Calif. Patriots have b!ed and been thrust Into pris on for principle, but it has not hap pened often that a gently reared girl has gone to Jail -for devotion to her dog as did Miss Mary Wallwey. so ciety girl and niece of Dr. John Gall wey. .Miss Gallwey lives at 3329 Jackson street, and one of the rays of sun shine in her home Is a furry, blue- eyed Irish water spaniel. Across the street lives Moses Levy at 3320 Jack son street, and one of tho respected members of the Levy household is a, blooded bull terrier. An ancient feud exists between these two aristocrats of canine circles. Across the quiet width of Jackson street they have eyed each other with sullen hate and bristling backs. A week ago the Japanese servant of the Levys carelessly led the bull ter rier to the Gallwey home. There was a swift exchange of Insults and two infuriated dog? twisted themselves Into one snarling, howling, vibrating ball. The pandemonium of dog fight reached the ears of Miss Gallwey and she ran out to the porch and tried to separate her pet from the fangs of the bull terrier. Kicks and cries were futile and Miss Gallwey ran Indoors and returned with a vial. A dash of ammonia Into the nose of the bull terrier quenched his fight ing spirit and sent hi mwobbling back to his home a sick dog. According to Levy the animal was, unable to eat for three days and the help of a vet erinary was summoned to save his aristocratic life. Upon the demand of Levy an in vestigation was made by Special Of ficer A. J. Knops of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Miss Gallwey was arrested by Policeman Louis Balletto. She was released on $S0 ball. Great numbers of Russian peasants are starving. Pity it isn't the czar and his associate tyrants. 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