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NEW ADAMS MAYOR
NAMES COMMITTEES
SHORT NEWS NOTES EIGHTEEN STATES
FROM PILOT ROCK WITH NEW GOVERNORS
(Special Correspondence.)
Adams, Ore., Jan. 4. On Jan. S the
eld board of council passed their au
thority to the new hoard, and C. C.
Darr gave place to Er. W. H. McKln
ney as mayor, who immediately ap
pointed the following list of commit
tees for the coming year:
Ordinance and Printing Jno.
v-inf. Hnrvev Culter. Albert Coffey.
nnnte Harvev Culter. Albert
nttr Vrnnlr Martin.
Health and Police Albert Coffey,
Frank Martin, V. H. Fergerson.
Water System Frank Martin, w.
VT fro-ersnn. J. Chestnut.
Street and Public Improvement
U. H, Fergerson, J. Chestnut, jno
Kint.
Hall and Light J. Chestnut, Jno
Rev. Geo. B. Cole gave the people
..,, Ti-n verv helpful discourses
Sunday, Jan. 1. He remained two
x-ieit Anil strencthen the or
ganization of the Methodist church.
tt . ,..., in d that tifArlv half of the
J 1 L" m.t.u . -
children In day school did not attend
Sunday school. He has made arrange
ments for a new Sunday school for
those not In the Baptist Sunday
chool and about twenty-five promis
ed to become charter members.
The school resumed work with re
newed vim and interest Monday, Jan.
J. Both teachers and pupils were
rlar1 vnrntlnn was over.
The preparation for the Christmas
celebration broke into me rouu
i.t tnt natrons and pupils felt
that production of such an elaborate
program in such an excellent style
was as beneficial 10 xne pup
vi.. i nnld have accomplished
In the same time. Adams is prouder
than ever of her school.
Itsgomg
(Special Correspondence.
Pll.it Rni'lt. Ore.. Jan. 4 L. E.
Row the blacksmith, spent Thursday
ovonlnir in Pendleton.
Feme Harrison, who Is attending
hnnl nt Pendleton, returned to
school after spending the holidays at
her honiA at Pilot Rock.
Marvin Roy spent Friday evening In
Ppriilletrtn
Earl Rankin was a Pendleton vis
itor PVIdav evening.
Master Maurice Roy took in tne
lirht at Pendleton Friday evening.
Clarence Adams of Lklah. wns a
pilnt Tlorte business visitor Monday.
Miss Maude McRevnolds returned
tn her school at Vktah Sunday after
spending Christmas at Pilot Rock.
Mrs Tlnlnh Folsom and children
of Pendleton, spent Thursday at the
home of Mr. Thomas Jaques.
The Sturtevant and Plersoll girls
returned to Pendleton to take up their
studies after spending the noimays
with their narents at Ckiah.
Mrs Fred Lleuallen was called to
her father's bedside, who is quite 111
in Athena.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and small
son left Mondav for Washington
where they will make their future
hnmA
Vora 'Fills of Albee. nassed through
Pilot Rock Tuesday last on her way
to Portland to attend scnooi.
Ttv, Mndi Face.
rn n. if von had one face too
many when you have neuralgia, don't
Co,-Dm face, von may need
it; but get rid of the neuralgia by
applying Ballard's Snow imminent.
ttm., vhin-. in tha world for rheu
matism, neuralgia, burns, cuts, scalds,
lame back and aU paina. A. C. Koep-
pen A Bros,
rnnr- srDTiFA'IA' RETIRES
AS STEEL TRUST HEAD
New York. X. T., Jan. 4. Finan
.tai Mrrles are today puzzling over
fn sudden retirement of William
Corey as head of the United States
tMl mrnoration which has Just been
announced. In some quarters it is
said Mrs. Corey, the former actress
is xeally the force behind me reure-
mpiit
since he became the head of
the corporation has been living In
Paris. It is said Mrs. Corey warned
tr travel and was tired of Paris. So
Corey. It Is asserted, could not find
time to handle his business and please
hi. wife so eave ud the business.
While this Is given some credence
business circles have other rumors
one being that dissatisfaction was
caused among the stock-holders on
'account of the story that some one on
the inside at the recent "melon cut
ting" took advantage of the inside and
that remarkable profits resulted by
the manipulation of the stocks. It 's
generally believed that Judge Gary,
chairman of the board of directors
will head the corporation for some
time to come.
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.
Long Bros. Co.
All kinds of light repairing, auto
mobiles, bicycles, guns, key fitting a
specialty. A full line of bicycles, au
tomobiles and bicycle supplies. Have
a few electric light globes we are
closing out. Saws filed: sharpen all
kinds of small tools. 114-116 East
Webb street Phone Main 74.
Ftr. nl.anand at thA Xfflrifnn
Square Auto Show which opens In
New Tork on Saturday next, will be
attired in the complete costume or tne
Swiss Guard of the Vatican.
Two odd looking cars may be seen
at Grand Central Palace, New YorK
this week, both of them three wheel
ers. One of these Is made In Ger
rrfnnv on u called the Cvklonette.
The car is driven from the front
wheel above which the motor is plac
Ail Tho ntner is an American ma
chine called the Motorette, which has
a mATtmnm sneed of 25 miles an
hour and Is said to be an excellent
hill climber.
The two Abernathy boys, Louis and
Temple, who came to town to see Col
onel RoseveK las June when he ar
rived In New York, riding horseback.
have returned to Gotham and will
ho a feature nf the Brush machine
exhibit at the Licensed Automobile
Manufacturers show which opens at
Madison Square Garden January e
ThA fammis kids will nrohahlv re
main in the east for some time, as it is
said they have developed a healthy
likine for metropolitan life.
One sees a very different type of
salesman at the automooile snows mis
vear. Onre nnon a time the automo
bile salesman did. not know even the
IUIl details 01 tne car ne was iryniB
tn sfll. let rilon noints about other
cars. The increased education of the
motor buying public has changed this
materially. A man who knows enougn
tn call attention to some special fea
ture in another car that he noticed
and wants to know how it compares
witn tne like tning in tne macnine
before him, puts It up to the seller to
know something of other automobiles
than his own. So it has come about
that the salesman's education has
grown in proportion to that of the car
buying public. He can t get away with
generalities
, Barney Oldfield has been Judged in
eligible to compete . in sanctioned
events for one year, following his sus
pension on October 19, last by the
contest board of tne A. A. A. in otner
words a term has been put to the
Twn nf the twenev-seven states that
begin the New Year with new gover
nors or re-elected chief executives are
headed hv men named Jnhnnnn. Tn
California, Hiram W. Johnson la the
new governor and in North Dakota,
the new chief executive Is C. A. John
son. Hnth are renuhlicana.
ThA fnllnwinir nrA thA men who
take over the control of the other
twenty-five states in whlh guberna
torial eletions were held last ran:
Alabama Emmett O'Neil, demo'
crat.
Colorado John F. Shafroth, demo
crat rfl-elpeted.
Connecticut Simeon E. Baldwin,
democrat.
Idaho, James H. Brady, republican.
re-elected.
Iowa B. F. Carroll, republican, re.
elected.
Kansas Walter R. Stubbs, repub.
llran. re-elected.
Massachusetts Eugene N. Foss,
democrat.
Michigan Chase S. Osborn, repub
lican.
Minnesota Adolph O. Ebergardt,
republican, re-eiectea.
Nebraska James C. ahlman, dem
ocrat.
Nevada Tasker L. Oddie, republic
can.
New Hampshire Robert P. Bass,
republican.
New Jersey Woodrow Wilson,
democrat.
New York John A. Dlx, democrat.
Ohio Judson Harmon, democrat,
re-elected.
Oklahoma Lee Cruce, democrat.
Oreeon Oswald West, democrat.
Pennsylvania John K. Tener, re-
niihllran.
Rhode Island Aram J. Pothier, re
publican, re-elected.
South Carolina C. L. Blease, dem-
finrot
South Dakota Robert S. Vessey
renubilcan.
Tennessee Ben W. Hooper, repub
lican and independent.
Texas O E Colnuitt. democrat.
Wisconsin F. E. McGovern, repub
lican.
Wyoming W. E. Mullen, republl
can.
You cannot expect it to do
otherwise these cold and
freezing mornings and white
frosty nights. We can still
offer a fine grade of coal de
livered promptly. Better see that your sup
ply of coal is in your cellar, instead of at
our yards.
OREGON LUMBER. YARD
Phone Main 8
TRAIN ROBBERS MAKE
GOOD THEIR ESCAPE
Ogden, Utah, Jan. 4. Railroad
men have started a search for the
bandits who held up the limited Mon
day near Reese on the theory that
the robbers showed such familiarity
with the train that they must have
been railroadmen. All rooming
houses in Ogden are being watched
and also railroad employes. One
nnssn Is still out. but there is iiuie
hope of capturing the men. Three
suspects are under arrest here.
Your Entire
Family will enjoy
seeing
"THE COSY"
Pendleton's newest, cosiest and most up-to-date picture show.
Only theatre in Pendleton with modern conveniences.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY,
SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
Admission, 10. Children under 10 years, 5
Foley's Kidney Remedy An Appre
ciation.
T. Mcfnnnell. Catherine St. El
! mira. N. Y., writes: "I wish to ex
press my appreciation of tne "eai
good I derived from Foley's Klvl.iey
Remedy, which I used for a bad case
of kidney trouble. Five bottles did
the work most effectively and proved
to me beyond a aouDt u is me mosi
reliable kidney medicine I have ever
taken and shall always have my en
dorsement." Koeppen Bros.
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fin the nnrkam when vou buv Fo
ley's Honev and Tar. None genuine
without the Bee Hive. Remember the
name, Foley's Honey and Tar and re
ject any substitutes. Foley's Honey
onil Tar relfpvps cotiehs and colds
quickly and Is safe and sure. Con
tains no opiates. Koeppen Bros.
IJor lJGrlpe Coughs and Stuffy
Tako Folev's Honev and Tar. It
eives nnirlr relief and excels the cold
from your system. It contains no
opiates, is safe and sure. Koeppen
Bros.
REGISTRY CLOCK WILL
KEEP TAB OX WALKERS
tnvnnv T'OT 1 f" V. CRITICIZED
FOR BLOODY BATTLE
London, Eng., Jan. 4. The battle
between the 1000 police, firemen and
Scot guards on the one side ana me
seven anarchists on the other,
brought down wholesale criticism and
charges of inefficiency on the heads
of the police department today. News
papers and the public have Joined in
the cry. Newspapers say the long
battle is a glaring example of the use
lessness of the London "bobby."
Stricter immigration Ihws are expect
ed to result from the affair.
Home Secretary Churchill has
promised an investigation of the im
migration question to begin Immedi
ately. The seven burned yesterday
were foreign anarchists.
Mnvo von a weak throatT If so you
cannot be too careful. You cannot be-
gin treatment too early, fcacn coia
nitoi vnn more liable to another and
the last is always the harder to cure.
rt .nn will take Chamberlain's cougn
Tomedv at the outset you will be
aved much trouble. Sold by all deal
ers.
hitherto indefinite susipens ions and for
a man who has done as muchsince
he ran afoul of the A. A. A. to show
his defiance for the body Oldfield has
been let off liKht. He draws a fif
teen months' disqualification for his
pains
Por the nurnose of having an ac
curate and reliable record of the move"
ments of night track-walkers, ana
ivhlnh will nhnnr whether thev nr lin
ing their duty, registry clocks are to
be installed at intervals along the
main line of the Reading. They will
take the place of reports signed by
signalmen and watchmen which have
not been satisfactory.
TWO CMATILLA COUNTY
STUDENTS IN RECITAL
Whitman Pun.servatorv of Music.
Walla Walla. Wash. At the last hon
or recital given by students of the
Conservatory, Miss Florence Rich
ards, of Alinjra, Wash., rendered a pi
ano selection. '"Lorelei." bv' Seelinir.
with excellent effect. Miss Paula
H'ihau.s. of Cranueville. Ida., olaved
a "Va se" hv Moskowslcl. and M s
Meryl Kepler, of Freewater, Oregon,
"ilag Fire" by Wagner-Brassin. One
of the new Conservatory students.
.Miss Ruth Morrow, of Hermlston, Ore-
ecn. r.laved CMuin's "Valse in C mi
nor." These honorary recitals are
Eiven once each ' month bv the. best
performers in the Conservatory and
to be selected for the program is a
marked distinction.
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New York, Jan. 6. A modern
rhrlstmas mystery play, "Eager
Heart," which has made an Impres
sion in London, will be produced for
the first time in this country at Car
negie hall, beginning next Monday
night, arrangements having been
completed for Us production today.
Miss Alice Buckton, the author, ar
rived from England to supervise the
first performance in this country,
bringing with her Miss Rosabel Wat'
on, the English conductor of the or
chestra and choir. The story is based
on the legend relating to the yearly
pilgrimage of the Christ King on
Christmas eve, and the welcome ac
corded him by different persons. Ea
s;er Fame. Eager Sense and Eager
Heart each makes ready for him in
her own fashion.
VFW RI I.P BRINGS
. STUDENT'S HACK ON TIME
WMttnnn Colleere. Walla Walla.
Wash. College reopened on Wednes
day rnornlne. January 4th at 10 a. m.
with the usual Wednesday morning
musical service, practically an tne
students were bark on time owing to
the rule of the faculty wnicn re
quires that any .student who Is late
In returning aster a holiday shall be
r,.iniiroi tn taWs an extra examina
tion of one hour1 In each study he has
missed. "
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is not
a common, very-dr cough mixture.
It is a meritorious remeay ior an me
troublesome and dangerous complica
tions resultlnr from cold in tha head,
throat, cheat or lungs. Bold by all
dealers.
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AEROPLANE ACCIDENTS
New York. N. Y.. Jan. 1. With tha
object of preventing a repetition of
the deaths of Aviators Hoxsey, Mois
sant. Johnstone who have been kill
ed recently in aeroplane falls, the
Aero Club of America at meeting
today appointed a committee to In
vestigate the deathi of Hoxsey and
Molssant. The committee was in
structed to ascertain whether the ma
chines were in first ctass order and
also what air current! obtained at
tha time of tha aocldenta
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