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TiATT.Y EAST ORFOONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 19U,
Woman Varied Interests
Social and Oub News, Personals, Fashions, Home Hints
and Other Items of Interest to the World Feminine.
$oe.ecv
Mr. luic Farkes. Mm. Joe H.
rarkra, the Mmm rhU and Effie
rarkrs and Ross Wimer went up to
the rrkes lummft home, "Pin
rrk" today.
Mr. and Mm. John Rosenberg )fi
this morning on the train to spend
th dsy el Uimhem Spring.
Mr. end Mrs Ray Crystal and son
left this morning tor Ring-ham Spring
to spond a fe days there.
Judjre anil Mrs. Jamea W. Walonty
and Mr. and Mm. W. M. Blakely drove
vp th nvrr thts morning to spend
the day.
Mr. Rnd Mr. Oeorgre Peringer and
Mir Mun-1 Perinper are spending
thf Fourth at Rtngham Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hi Judd, Mrs.
fJlrn Mnrdivant, Miss Helen Judd and
Mim Fonda Wolf left today for Bing
ham Springs for an outing.
Mr. and Mm. Sam K. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc Frazier and
baby and Mi Thelnia Thompson left'
today by auto for Lehman Springs to
fcpt-nd the weekend.
Mrs. Lionel Morrie. who has been
spending the past two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Merle R. Chessman, will
leave tomorrow for Lamar, Colorado,
to Join her husband. She will be ac
companied back by her little daughter
Gloria, who spent the winter here.
At the Baptist parsonage- Thursday
at one o'clock, Leo R. Brandenberg
and Miss Marie Olive Kratx were mar
ried by the pastor. Rev. E. R. Cleven
ger. Mr. and Mrs. Chester M inkier left
today for Wallowa Lake to spend a
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Oliver and
Miss Grace Oliver have gone to Canon
Beach where the two ladies will spend
the summer. Mr. Oliver will return
in about two weeks.
LECTURES ON DEMOCRACY.
Dr. J. IL Gilbert, of the University of
Onncm. I Speaker at Ashland.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. July
4. Dr. J. H. Gilbert, of the Univer
sity of Oregon. w1!l give a course of
ten lectures at the Ashland Chautau
qua next week. Among the subjects
to be covered are: "Democracy and
Grat Fortunes," "Democracy and
Centralisation." "Democracy and
Public Education." "Education and
Public Opinion," "Democracy and the
Minimum Wage Movement." These
lectures are furnished free for the
benefit of all who may be interested.
They are part of the regular Univer
sity Extension work, and are given at
the Chautauqua as a matter of mutual
convenience.
10,0O Pound In Catch.
NEWPORT. July 4. The halibut
schooner Decorah came In with 10.
000 pounds of fish caught Monday
morning on Taqulna banks.
The Decorah passed the Daisy on
the banks with 7000 pounds of hali
but. BetftM Horwback Campaign.
BOSTON. Mass.. July 4. A four
month' suffrage campaign on horse'
back alone and wothout money is the
novel undertaking. Mrs. Clairborn
Catlin of Baltimore. Md, Mrs. Catlin
started from the headquarters of the
Massachusetts Political Equality un
ion and will visit many New England
cities, planning to obtain support for
hem-lf and horse from collections of
outdoor meetings.
Misfit klw are the kind girls lav
Hi on each other.
Babyj
of Fubrfc
is Considered
Murk thourM hai been given in lata
years to U subject of maternity. In
the elites there are
maternity hoaphais
equipped With mod
ern methods.
But
raort women prefer i
their own homes and!
In lit- tr.wna mrtA r11
luse must prefer j
them. And since
fTtk -,. IVffi nu U true we know
-W rom treat manf
ten on t subject that our "Mothers
rtUr.6- is a crtat belo to exnectant
nwKnern. They writ of th wondorful
tviwl. how it to allow the
Buscles to enmnd without undus strata
and tt a splendid influence It was on
lb Dwtous ratem. such hulna as
M others mnd" and the broader
r . ' 01 Uwm houl1 have a beipfu.
tunuonce upon UblH at f ha futura.
la a little book for sura women these
polnli are more thoroughly brought out
and a cx-cr ill t mail to anyone who
IU bm4 M their Mm and address.
Hctber-s rviead- u sold to all dreg
tores and hli.y reootnuivndod foe It
timely usefulis. lis ntm tog the
r"1 lp h sITurda Ark for It at the
ture and write tia for toe book. Brad
HeM Kogtilator Co- III LamaC UM.
Atlanta, Oa, '
EXCLUSIVE
gKS Beddow
Home Hints and Recipes
Stitch In Time.
To prevent "runners" starting in
stocking from the hoae supporter
place small loops of black tape or
ribbon at the top of the stocking, one
loop for each clasp or button. Stitch
the loopa firmly with the sewing ma
chine and add a row of machine
stitching half an inch below the loops.
When . wearing slip the buttons of
hose supporters through the loops to
clasp, when no damage can come to
stocking. Even if a "runner begins
it cannot pass across the rows of ma
chine stitches.
Health and Roeiuy.
A sick headache is sometimes re-
lieved by taking the juice of a lemon
fcnd one-half teaspoonful of carbon
ate of Kda in a glass of hot water. It
would be well to trace the origin of
the trouble and remedy it in the fu
ture. A simple way of beautifying: and in
creasing the growth of eyebrows and
lashes is to apply a modicum of puri
fied white vaseline every night,
smoothing the eyebrows well with it.
but merely smearing it lightly on
lashes and lids.
Powder is one of the causes of a
poor skin at this time of the year.
But this does not imply that face
powders are not good for the com
plexion; on the contrary, it can be
stated that they are highly beneficial,
but one must know how to use them.
Powder should be applied to the face) Amherst commencement. He was the
only after it has been rubbed with 1 principal speaker in the day. The de
a good cleansing cream, and even j P"e of L.L. D. was conferred also on
then it should be put on lightlv and! Henry c- Hall. Amherst, 'SI, a mem-
rubbed in until not a particle of it is
visible.
A daily "eye bath" is an excellent
means of preserving the sight and
beauty of the eyes, and is particular
ly valuable for persons who motor
a good deal, for nothing is more in
jurious to eyes than frequent contact
with dust Dissolve one teaspoonful
of boracic acid powder in one pint of
rosewater. Every night pour some of
the lotion into a glass eyebath, add
enough hot water to render it tepid,
and bathe each eye in turn by open
ing and shutting it in the lotion.
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
ADDED TO CHAUTAUQUA
Professors of State Institution to Give
Frrc Lectures and (Ta--cs at
GlaV4one Gathering;.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. July
4. Professors of the University of
Oregon will contribute a week and
a half of lectures to the success of
the Gladstone Park Chautauqua be
tween Portland and Oregon City.
L. H. Weir, of the summer school
faculty, win give a course on Play
grounds and Organised Recreation,
Dr. Joseph Schafer, professor of his
tory, a lecture on "A Plyan for Rural
School Organization." C. F. Hodge,
professor of civic biology, lectures on
"Health Conservation and Control of
Files," "Civic Biology in the High
School." "The Problem of Modern
Municipal Sanitation," and "Ameri
can Bird Life."
These university extension lecture
are tree to the people who are Inter
ested in the subjects treated.
NOTED MAN IS HERE.
Coleman Cox and Wife of Chicago
Are In Pendleton.
Coleman Cox and wife of Chicago
are in the city to place a high class
advertising service In the hands of
banks, department stores, drug
stores snd men's clothing stores. Mr,
Cox represents the McBee Service
corporation of Chicago and has the
entire coast territory in which to
place his line.
He is one of the most experienced
advertising service that la second to
none.
He has served on many of the
leading dailies of the country'. anJ
has made a careful study of advertis
ing in all classes of publications.
He now declares that newspaper
advertising is the only class of adver
tising that is on the increase in vol
ume, as it Is the kind that brings
uniform results and better results
than any other class.
Cemetery for Wreik Dead.
RIMOUSKI. Que, July 3. Two
more bodies have been recovered by
divers from the sunken hull of the
.eamshlp Empress of Ireland. One is
the body of a man aged about 20; the
ether that of a girl about 7 years old.
Both bodies will be burled here. The
Canadian Pacific railroad has pur-
chased a piot of land near Father
Polnl M cemetery for unidentified
dead.
Candor Aniue loue.
WASHINGTON. July 4. Member
of the house laughed as lesve of ab-
sence was formally granted to Repre-
ntaUve Thompson of Oklahoma.
to prosecute his 'Campaign for the
nomination for congress."
It was the first time on record that
congressman had been so frankly
literal in presenting a request for
leave. "Important business" snd
"illness" are the stock excuses.
If yoo think you can't do a thing
well, you know the answer.
PLUMBERS
& Miller "aS""
ENVOYS FROM RF.RF.L
(iKNFlClLS WILL MEET
EL. PASO. July S. That Carrana
will visit Torreon in person to adjust
the differences with Villa is denied by
Senor Pesquiera. the former's person
al representative in El Paso. Both
generals. Pesquiera said, will be rep
resented by envoys. It was learned
that General Eduardo Hay would ap
pear at the conference for General
Obregon, the rebel west coM com
mander. The outcome of the confer
ence is being eagerly awaited.
MOVING P1CTVRE MEN
TURN IT SAFELY
SAN DIEGO. Cal.. July S. The Io
ta, with a party of moving picture
men aboard, which went down the
Mexican west coast some time ago and
has been overdue for several weeks,
came into port here. Fears had been
entertained for the safety of the
movie men.
Pa Get an Oxford Decree.
OXFORD. Eng., July 2. An enthu
siastic reception was accorded to
Walter Hines Page. United States am
bassador; Viscount Bryce, former
British ambassador at Washington,
and the duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha,
when they came up at the Encaenia
or commemoration to receive the de
crees conferred on them by Oxford
university.
Ambasador Page and the duke of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha were made doc
tors of civil laws and Vicount Bryce
became, doctor of laws.
In Introducing Ambassador Page,
the public orator dwelt on the hun
dred years of unbroken peace between
the two great English speaking na
tions. He referred also to the new
ties between Oxford university and
the United States knit by the will of
Cecil Rhodes.
Amherst Pesree for- Taft.
AMHERST. Mass., July 2 Former
Fresident Taft received the honor
ary degree of doctor of laws at the
ber of the interstate commerce com
mission.
Will Pay Debt of College.
ST. PAUL, Minn.. July 2. At the
closing session of the annual conven
tion of the United Norwegian Luth
eran church of America it was decid
ed to pay a debt of J15.000 on Spo
kane (Wash.) college and take over
the management of the institution,
which has been run by pastors and
laymen connected with the church
body in the state of Washington. The
property, however, will continue to
be owned by the Washington asso
ciation. Prof. L. A. Vigness since 1R95
president of Pleasant View Lutheran
college, Ottawa, 111., accepted the
rresidency of St. Olaf college. North
field, Minn., the church's largest ed
ucational institution.
Snake Work Win Start
LEWISTON. Idaho, July .2. The
United States boat Umatilla, under
the command of Captain S. V. Wins
Icw, left here for the lower Snake
river to ergage In Improvement work
during the low stage of water. The
boat will proceed direct to Kenne
wick to get a drill scow and will re
turn to the Snake river to leave the
drill at Rescue Island, 35 miles be
low Riparia.
The first work by the Umatilla will
be at Five Mile Rapids, five miles
above the mouth of the Snake river,
and later in the season she will go
to Homily Rapids on the Columbia.
To Dedicate Click Statue.
WASHINGTON, D. C. July 2.
The statue of George W. Glick, who
was governor of Kansas in the early
'80s. has arrived at the capltol and
will be dedicated July 18. Governor
Glick was a lawyer and a farmer and
was one of the pioneers of Atchison
j county, Kansas. His statue will be
a companion piece to that of John J
Ingals in the Hall of Fame. Statuary
hall.
Army to Breakfast on MHW.
VIENNA. Austria. July 2- The
miltarv authorities have decided to
substitute milk for the present army
breakfast of thin soup or black coffee.
especially in the country districts
where mlllt Is cheap. Experiments
with preparations of dried milk yield
ed favorable results and these prep
arations also will be used. Black
coffee is not considered nutritious
and it is believed that milk alone or
milk mixed with coffee will prove
more satisfying.
Paper MM Labor I.ue Settled.
NEW YORK. July 3. After a five
months' dispute, representatives of the
International Paper company, which
employs between 8000 and 9000 men
in 30 or more plants situated In a
score of cities In the United States and
Canada, and the committee represent
ing the employes' union arrived at an
amicable adjustment of their refer
ences. Emperor In Critical Condition.
VIENNA. July 3. Emperor Fran
cis Joseph is reported alarmingly
weak at Kch'oenbrunn palace with phy
sicians attending. The bodies of the
archduke and his wife lay In state at
the Chapel in Hofburg palace. The
archduke's body lay In a magnificent
gilded casket, his wife In one of slU
ver gray. Outside the bells tolled
solemnly. The bodies will be sent to
Armstetten tonight and the state fu
neral will be held here tomorrow.
ITATEHMEN PARADE. ARMED
IX STREETS OF BELFAST
BELFAST, July 2. Hundreds of
armed uniformed Orangemen are pa
rading Belfast's streets today, demon
strating against Irlnh home rule. It
Is understood they are under orders
to fire If any attempt Is made to dis
arm them.
Services
at Local
Churches
Chutvh of tike Redeemer.
The Holy Communion will be cele
brated at the 11 a. ni. service and
divine service in the evening at 8
o'clock. Charles Qulnney, rector.
SVettbyUrUa.
The usual Sunday services will be
held tomorrow, Sunday school at 10
o'clock and services at 11 o'clock and
I o'clock In the evening.
MethoilM.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Ep
worth League at T p. m.; preaching
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Morning
subject, "God's Watchman" Text, 1
Cor. 1:1S. Evening text, Matt 12:11.
1!, 13. Let every member make an
effort to be at each of these services.
The public Is cordially invited. Chas.
A. Hodshire, pastor.
First Christian.
Main and Jackson streets, Tulbert
F. Weaver minister. .., Bible school.
9:45 a. m.; Christian .Endeavor, 7:00
p. m.; preaching, 11:00 a. m. and
8:00'p. m. Special music at both ser
vices. Baptist.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Will Pen
land, superintendent; preaching, 11
c. m. Text, "Father Glorify Thou
Me With Thine Own Self With the
Glory Which I Had With Thee Be
fore the World Was." B. V. P. U. at
7 p. m.; preaching at S p. m. Subject,
"Forgetting the Things That Are Be
hind." Christian SHom-e
Services are held at 11 a. m. and
Wednesday at 8 p. m.: Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Subject of lesson ser
mon, ,God." Reading room at the
church open dally except on Sunday
from 2 to 4 p m. Corner East Webb
and Johnson.
FALL OF LESS THAN '
20 IT. KILLS WOMAN
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3. A fall
of less than 20 feet resulted in the
death of Mrs. Anna Borrmann, San
Francisco's . largest woman. Mrs,
Borrman weighed 400 pounds. While
washing windows in the second story
of her home she lost her balance, fell
to the sidewalk and died in a few
minutes.
Villa Orders $1000 Bathtub.
WASHINGTON. July 3. General
Francisco Villa soon will have a $1.
000 genuine porcelain bathtub. A
firm in Chicago, according to Infor
mation received has filled the rebel
leader's order and has shipped the
tub to Juarex.
It Is believed that Villa plans to
carry his new tub to Mexico City,
where he hopes to substitute It for
that now used by Huetta."
There Is said to be no bathtub like
Villa's $1000 purchase either in the
White House or In the house of any
of the cabinet officers here.
Can't Play Rail. Gets $14,000.
SPRINFIELD, Mass., July 2. A
jury in the superior court awarded a
verdict of 114.000 to Edward Collins
in his suit against the Holyoke Street
Railway company. Collins, who is 10
years old, lost his right leg as a re
suit of a collision between trolley cars
tn June, 1S12.
The company admitted liability, but
argued that artificial legs have been
so perfected that the loss of a leg is no
longer a serious handicap. William
P. Hayes, attorney for the plaintiff,
called attention to the profession of
baseball as one from which young
Collins is barred, and said that he
could never follow In the footsteps of
his illustrious namesake. Edward Col
llns, of the Philadelphia Athletics.
Hobo Captures Fugitive,
ROSEBCRG, Ore.. July 4. Frank
Baldwin, who escaped from Sheriff
Gage, of Coos county, at Drain, was
arrested near Oakland and returned
to the penitentiary at Salem.
Information that Baldwin was trav
eling south was brought to Oakland
ty a hobo, who asked if there was
any reward for the fugitive's capture.
When told there was he took the
officers to where Baldwin, was hid
Ing in what Is known as the "Jungles. '
When Baldwin saw the officers ap
proaching he plunged Into a stream
snd only surrendered when guns were
drawn. Baldwin was being taken to
the penitentiary from Coqullle when
he escaped.
Turkey Xow lies Boy Seouts.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, July
4. The boy scout movement has been
started here with the syearlng in of
the troop leaders before Enver Pasha,
who, it is understood, is to be made
the Bashbogh, or chief scout of Tur
key. The movement is part of a plan to
rejuvenate Turkey. On the patriotic
side the members, with the support of
the young Turks, will try to purge the
language of foreign words which have
corrupted the Turkish of the border
Into more or less of a Jargon. On the
military and civic side the government
hopes not only to popularize army
service among the educated classes,
tut to develop Initiative and flexibility
emong the people so as to compete
more favorably with western people.
It is significant that in the oath
taken by the boys the Arabic word for
God. "Allah." has yielded to the
Turkish "Tengrl." All names used In
the organization, such as Izdjis for
"scouts." and Olmak Begs for "lead
ers" are pure Turkish. The word for
leader in official use has heretofore
been "bey."
The young Turks and many of the
older men believe the country's de
cline has been due largely to Persian
and Byzantine Influences.
LOCALS
& Advertising in Brief
RATES.
Per litis first Insertion 10c
Per line, additional Insertion. .. .6:
Per Una. per month 11.00
No local taken for less than 25c.
Count 6 ordinary words to Una
Locals will sot be taken over tht
'phono and rmlttaoce most accom
pany order.
Wanted Good, clean rags at the
Cast Oragonlaa office.
For sale Team of black horses. In
quire O. K. feed yard. "
For rent Five room house. In
quire in West Webb street
For sale Six good work horses, at
113 Franklin. O. W. Knight
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Phone 107. Roy T. Bishop.
Wanted Position In harvest by
mother and daughter. Address B. this
office.
For rent Good seven roomed house
In .east end of town. Inquire or call
this office.
Two young women who are competent-
cooks, want positions in har
vest. Addref "B" this office.
Lost Pair of earrings. Anyone
finding return same to 620 Main St..
(Delta) and receive reward.
Wanted Position by young man a
stenographer. Can do any kind ot
clerical work. Phone 311 W.
- Hazelwood ice cream sold in bulk at
the Charles Co., 715 Main street. Fur
nlshed In bricks if given 24 hours
notice.
For sale Two modern cottages lo
cated on east Court street seven
blocks from Main street Inquire of
Walters' mill.
Old papers for sale; tied In bun
lies. Good for starting fires, etc. 16c
s bundle or two bundles for 25c.
This office.
Hazelwood Ice cream sold In bulk
at the Charles Co., 715 Main street
Furnished in bricks if given 24 hours
notice.
To rent Rooms with or without
board suitable for 3 or 4 gentlemen,
Nice lawn and shade homelike
place. Phone 37SM.
Competent woman wishes position
as housekeeper, bachelor or widowet
preferred. No objection to change
locality. Call at 202, corner Cotton
wood and Webb streets. Room 1.
"Mutt" takes the big loads and
"Jeff" shows the speed. Penland
Bros, haul anything and reasonable.
Furniture van and storage warehouse.
Office 647 Main street Phone 333.
Man 28. blonde, medium height,
weight 165, rather small features,
strong, healthy, attractive personality.
dressing plainly, tastily, sterling hab
its, salesman, cashier, object matri
mony, desires acquaintance Junior
woman, brunette, with temperament,
lorn between February 19th and
March 21st. Address Bert Ayres,
General Delivery, Pendleton, Ore.,
mentioning religious faith, if any.
Guaranteed by Uncle Sam.
Run no risks of tainted meat dur
ing the hot summer months, order
from us and get pure meat. Inspected
by the government Oregon Market,
phone 444. AJv.
Passengers for Portland desiring
refreshing ride on the Columbia river
should take the Str. Bailey Oatsert
at The Dalles, daily except Sunday
and Monday, at J:15 p. m., arriving in
Portland at 8:45 p. m. Fare, The
Dalles to Portland, $1.00.
Northside Home for Sale.
Modern, five room cottage with 10
toot lot for sale on north side. Large
shade trees, good view, lawn, moss
rock wall, etc. Will sell reasonable
if taken at once. AdJress "W. B."
this office. Adv.
Good, Reliable Team
For hire. Jus't the thing for camp
ing trip. Also first light covered wa
gon. Inquire "F" this office.
.VI tert bring Mn Here.
Coleman Cox, an expert advertis
ing manager, is here today from San
Francisco on a tour of the northwest.
Mr. Cox Is connected with the Mc
Bee Service corporation, of Chicago,
and lust year was fourth In the list
cf the leading advertising men of the
world. Mr. Cox says newspaper ad
vertising Is the only class of advertis
ing that is increasing at the present
time, showing that to be the medium
which brings to the advertisers the
best results. The live dallies In the
smaller cities usually cover the fields
more thoroughly than the big city pa
pers, where there are more publica
tions and the competition is keener.
Mr. Cox Is handling the highest class
of advertising service ever shown
here. Roseburg Review, June 13th.
Happy Is the man who can forget
all the mean things he -knows about
himself.
Nature Never Intended
1 1 enjoy perfect health and
Woman to be Sickly iStiTy
1 ' perhaps more so in view of
the fact that It Is she who bnnga Into the world the offspring'.
Every woman can be strong- and healthy. Don't resign
yourself to a delicate life.
If you suffer from headaches, backaches, nervousness,
low spirits, lack of ambition, or have lost all hope of beinr
well again it's more than an even chance that you will
speedily regain your health if you will try
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
This famous remedy la the result of years of patient
r 'jarcU by a physician who has made women's peculiar
ailments a life study.
Blaee Its Introduction mora thaa forty yaare o tboo
ssnda cf women la erary part of tb (loba have taatlftad
to Its wondarful merit. You. too, wlD And it baoaftdal.
Try It now. Your daaiar In madleinas will supply yon
roa can sand (0 one ent atamps for a trial box. Addraas
it V. FUrea, M. D Buffalo, nTy.
Dr. rteree's rieaaaat reliefs recoUte stssssr,nrer,bewele.
LARGE BALD PATCH
ON GIRL'S
HEAD
Covered with Tiny Blisters. -Itched
and Never Rested. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Healed.
Longmont Colo. "About one year ago
our Uttie girl was bothered greatly with
What seemed a very bad case of dandruff.
Bar beautiful hair go dry and
dead and flew la all directions.
One morning I noticed a large
bald patch ou her heed, awaw '.
thaa a dollar, covered with
tiny busters surrounded with
aa angry - red ring. They
finally began running. They
Itched and she never rested
'at night
"II was pronounced t bad
case of ecuma. I was glveo
a prescription which I con
tinued to use till my baby's
head was entirely covered with
sores and she had lost all ber hair. She was
compelled to wear a silk cap antt I thought
she was disfigured for life. A visitor in our
neighborhood recommended Cuticura Soap
and Ointment I used the Ointment at
night and gave her a shampoo In the morn
ing with the Cuticura Soap. In kas than
three months my girl was entirely healed,"
(Signed) Mrs. G. E. Dllts, Apr. 8, 1014.
Samples Free by Mall
It costs nothing to learn bow pure, sweet,
elTuctlve and satisfying Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are in the treatment of pour com
plexions, red, rough bands, luiilng scalps,
dandruff, dry. thin and falling hair, because
you need not buy them until you try them.
Although sold by druggist and dealers
everywhere, a liberal sample of each will
be mailed free, with 33-p. Kkln Book. Ad
dnst postecarU "CuUcura, Dept T, Bunton.1:
ARREST .MADE OF ITALIAN"
IN CONNECTION Willi BLOT
TRENT, Austria. July 3. An Ital
ian who gave the name of Alessander
Inl recently returned to Europe from
Patterson, New Jersey, was arreHted
cn a charge of complicity In the suc
cessful plot to assassinate Archduke
Ferdinand. The prisoner admitted
knowing of an anarchist plot to kill
the archduke but denied familiarity
with the conspiracy which succeeded
TRIESTE. July 3.-The Austrian
battleship Vnltls arrived bearing the
bodies of Archduke Ferdinand and
his wife. From the ship they were
taken in a solemn procession to the
railroad station to be shipped to Vi
enna, The Best Medicine In the WorW.
"My little girl had dysentery very
tad. I thought she would die. Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured her, and I can truth
fully say that I think it Is the best
medicine in the' world." writes Mrs.
William Orvls, Clare. Mich. For sale
by all dealers. Adv.
JAPANF-SE FIGHT
WITH FOHMOSAXS
TOKIO, July 3. Reports were cur
rent of hard fighting between Japan
ese troops and natives In the Interior
of Formosa.
After prolonged efforts to pacify
the Island by a series of small expe
ditions, the government recently un
dertook to hasten matters by a cam
paign on an extensive scale.
It was said the natives were resist
ing desperately, harassing the Japan
ese by constant guerilla attacks, cut
ting off stragglers and while uni
formly beaten In open engagements.
Inflicting heavy losses on them by
these Irregular tactics "
The expense of these attempts to
subdue the Islands which it was hop
ed would be a handsome revenue pro
ducer has proved a heavy financial
burden Instead, has been a source of
many popular complaints In Japan
lately.
Cause of Stomach Troubles.
Sedentary habits, lack of out door
exercise. Insufficient mastication of
food, constipation, a torpid liver, wor
ry and anxiety, overeating, partaking
of food and drink not suited to your
age and occupation. Correct your
habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets
and you will soon be well again. For
sale by all dealers Adv.
I'opeorn Men are Accused.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 3. That
many dealers are selling popcorn sat
urated with cotton seed and linseed
oil and representing that butter Is
used, is the statement made by City
Health Officer Marcellus, after a num
ber of samples of the stuff used had
been collected from various dealers.
Numerous complaints have been
made against the dealers by outsid
ers, and as a result of the investiga
tion made arrests are to follow.
Prosecutions are to be pressed by the
state food commissioner, who has
Jurisdiction In such cases where ad
ulterated food Is sold.
As a matter of fact ft Is
her rlgJit and her 4wty to
(In Tablet or Liquid Form)
Orphpum
Theatre
J. P. MEDERNACH, Prop.
High-Class
Up-to-Date
Motion
Pictures
FOR MEN. WOMEN AND
CHILDREN
Program chanRet
Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
See Projrram in Today's
Paper.
Pastime
Theatre
"The Home'of
Good Pictures"
ALWAYS THE LATEST
in Photoplays :: Stead j,
Flickerless Pictures :: Abso
lutely No Eye Strain.
A Refined and Entertaining
Show for the Entire Family.
Next to French Restaurant
Changes Sundays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Adults 10c. Children under
10 years 5c
PENDLETON'S POPTJ.
LAR PICTURE SHOW
r
COSY
Where the entire family can
enjoy a high-el ass motion
picture show with comfort,
Fun, Pathos
Scenic
Thrilling
All Properly
Mixed
Open Afternoon and Even
ing. Changes Sunday Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Next Door to St George Ho
tel Admission 5c and 10c.
A L T A
THEATER.
Pendleton's Real
Show IHoujc
Devoted to the perfect screen
ing of
Hifh-CUss Photoplay
Regular progsjtm consists
of 4 reels of motion pictures
nd t singer.
Admission 10a and 5c
See program in today's paper