East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 21, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextVAflV. PTT DAILY EhST OKEOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. VKIDAY. AUGUST SI. 1914. EIOTTT PAOEft WATERMELON HE iV AT KERMISTON first cMon Mm:i) TO LA oii.m1' in.iB crop is HEAVY. SMTinl Correspondence) 11 FHM ISTON. Ore, Aug. 21. The first carload of watermelons this year was uhlpped tixly by progressive pro Jert farmem to Graade. The mel on! ran In nine from fifteen and twetrif) pound tip to firty-flve and are bringing excellent prices. Ite peaches are being shipped daily and the crapes, which have leen ripening the last week, will aoon fie ready for shipping The grape crop this )enr is especially heavy and Rood market have already been found for tnoct f th frulU GLASS OF SALTS IF YOUR KIDNEYS HURT r.AT i.uvs ir vor peel nACK- ACtlY OK HAVE BLADDER moinu: West form uric acid which excites and overw ork the kidneys In their ef forts to filter it from the system. Regular esters of meat must Tush ihe kidney occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; removing all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull mis ery In the kidney region, .sharp pains In the link or sick headache, dirtiness, jour stomach sours, tongue Is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twlngea. The urine b cloudy, full of sediment: the chan nels often get irritated, obliging you tc get up two or three time during the right To neutralize these lrritatinng acids and flush off the body's urinous waste aret about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a table poor. Till in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and blad der disorders disappear. This famous aalts is made from the add of grapes and lemon juice, combined with 11th la and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kid neys and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and makes a delightful effervescent tithta-water drink which millions of men and women take now aad then, thus avoiding serious kidney and blad der diseases. J. Pelmulder today traded eighty acres of raw land In the John Pay country to J. T. Kmry for ten acres east of town formerly owned by Mau rice Johnson. 1'rt.f. and Mrs. R. T. Touel and chll.lren this morning from Eugene where Prof. Youel has been attend ing summer school. W. T. Uoherta made a trip to 1 Grande in his car during the past week. Mrs. L. M. Hills and daughter. Miss Margaret Hills, were, visitors from Stanficld Wednesday. F. C. McKenxie left on the local this morning for Seaside where he win join Mrs. McKentle and children for a few weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rayhill and Miss Virginia Todd returned Saturday from a two weeks outing at Wallowa Lake. Miss Bessie McFherson who also visited the popular resort spent the week end with her parents in Pendleton on her return home. A. G. Means was up from Vmatilla Tuesday. J. A. Teaser and family returned to their home in Pilot Rock this week, making the trip In Mr. Teaser's new car which he expects to use In visiting the county schools, as super visor. Mrs. J. Roth left Tuesday morning for lHyton. Washington, where she wiii spend several weeks with her daughter. O. G. Sapper is expected to return Friday from a trip to points In western Idaho. The management of the Mercantile dance hall gave another of their dances last night. impromptu watermelon parties rtave been in vogue the past week. business at most any time was aban doned and slices of the tempting fruit were passed around. At most anv V. , . , . . . "r fi me mgnt or morning a passerby could hear faint sounds of voices coming from the shadows of some well shaded melon patch and If investigated the next day one will find the ruins f many a fine spec! man which would have taken first prize, of course, at the state fair. STRATH STEAMERS ORDERED TO SAIL niunsii ounsRu ox pacific t.W HEM'S NAVIGATION TO UESCME. . Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY CHINESE STYLE NOODLES LUNCHES COFFEE Tverythlrg clean and up-to-date; FIRST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel SALEM TO VOTE OH CITY MANAGER PLAN NEAY CHARTER TO BE VOTED I POX THIS FAIX; IS COM POSITE FLAX Local Playhouses What the Pre Agent Has to Say of Present and coming Attractions. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. Jl. Bur- rell A Sons of Glasgow, owners of the large fleet of "Strath" steamers, have given orders for the sailing of the steamers of their line now tied up on the Pacific coast, and the last Impe diment to the resumption of normal shipping conditions on this coast has now been removed. From this time on, unless the Germans unexpected ly secure control of the sea shipping is expected to be only slightly affect ed by the war in Europe. The orders received by the cap tains of the "Strath" steamers are believed to have resulted from the presence of the British cruiser New castle on this coast While the news of the arrival of the cruiser in Vic toria was censored by the British government, it is regarded here 'as certain that the vessel is at present off the coast and that as a result practically all danger to British ship ping has been removed. The Newcastle was reported as at Victoria Monday afternoon. Tuesday the British steamer Colusa sailed from Port Townsend for this port, the British steamer Inverbervie from San Francisco for Seattle and Port land. Yesterday the orders from Burrell & Sons reached here, mak In it appear certain that the ship owners nave received assurances some sort and cementing the beliet here that the Newcastle has arrived and the operations of the German cruisers Lelpsiv and Nurnburg check mated. At high tide last night the Brit ish steamer Colusa was floated and arrived at the dock of the Clark & Wilson Lumber company at Llnnton at 6 o'clock this morning. She will load here till tomorrow before com ing on up to Portland docks. LENIENCY OF COURT SAVES GUN W1ELDER Orplum Saturday. The special feature for this change is "The House on the Hill." big two part Vltagraph drama. A woman's social ambition will work to defeat When she achieves her great desire, she finds happiness further off than ever. Her husband finds the pace too strenuous and she sees her children grow selfish and arrogant, entirely regardless of their filial obedience and respeot By a strange coincidence of thought, husband and wife return to their old and humble home In search of rest and reflection. They meet and confess they are anxious to be less prominent and more happy. Near Death's Door. Kalem. Fea turing Helen Holmes In a strong dra ma of the hills. Two of the great scenes are the tremendous upheaval which hurls tons of rocks nnd earth skyward and the . landslide which buries three people. The Basket Habit, dandy Edison comedy. Mr. Clifford brings-home a very hungry and very Important bus iness acquaintance, but the new col- tred maid has removed the contents of the refrigerator to her basket. Ed liie. hitherto frowned upon by the ITffords wins their everlasting grat itude and their daughter by discov ering the all important basket. form. Don't fall to see him before he goes, Hewttson and Saybell have a good comedy skit, consisting of funny Jokoe comedy songs and dances. Their jokes are new and they "put them over" in a way that makes one laugh heartily. They will be on for the above dates, also. "Our Mutual CHrl.' Series .$. Margaret, after a long search along the Atlantic coast, finds the grey cottage and a woman wearing n red rose; she is told that one of her dear est friends is in great danger and she hastens gack to the city in order to ward off the threatened danger. "Those Country Kids" Keystone, Mabel Normand and "Fatty" in a speedy comedy of rural life. "McCarn Plays Fate." Two reel Thanhouser. Mlbnon Anderson and Hurry Uenham In a story of police life In a great city. Cor. Webb Phone l7 md Cottonwood Ft. Pendleton, Ore. This is the Season to VISIT THE BEACH Mocllps, Pacific, Cohasset. . Westport. On Washington.. Beaches. Cesrhart, Seaside, Holladay. On Oregon Clatsop Beach. All Reached Via Ask the Agent about the Low Round-Trip EXCURSIOfi FARES ally to Srpunutjcr 30. W. ADAMS, Agt U M IVndlcton, Or Conry, T, P. A. Spokane, Washington. NORTHERN PACIFIC Rl A, D. ( II AIILTON. A. G. Portland, Or. P. A SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 2i.After spending more than a year consider lng the proposition, the committee ap pointed in July. 1913, by Mayor Steeves to frame a charter for a commission form of government for Salem, tonight completed its work and will report at the next meeting of the council. The charter was framed after a study of various sys tems in use throughout the United States and the committee believes it will meet the needs of Salem for many years to come. The manager system has been se lected bv the committee as the best for this city, and the manager la to be given full control of the various departments. . One feature of inter est U the provision to do away with titles for men who will work in vari ous capacities. The manager Is to be head of police, fire, treasury and other departments and the men un der him are to be only workers. ThU was incorporated with a view to pre venting a possibility that an officer might be so busy living up to a title as to neglect the duties of his de partment. According to- the charter framed by i the committee. tvtn men are to be j chosen as a city council and these I men shall constitute the legislative branch. At present the city council j onsisu of 14 men. i Itls proposed to pay the city man I t Bcr a large salary nd make him absolutely responsible for the affairs of the city. Some of the committee men were inclined at first to. favor a commission of three, but it was point, ed out that in case it would be im possible to pay them large Balaries ami (t would be better to have one man well paid and capable of hand ling the city's work. The people of Salem will vote on th? propped charter some time this 11. The date will probably be fixed at the next meeting of the city coun cil. Two thousand copies of the pro posed charter wll lbe printed and 0 istributed. U Salem voted down a plan to adopt the commission form of government alxut two years ago. However, the proposed charter differs from the old in many particulars and it is believed by its advocate that it will carry. Alia Frlilay and Saturday. "The Gap," the sixth Installment of "The Story of the Man Who Disap peared," with Marc McDermott giv ing It an extra amount of life, Is still more interesting than the previous parts. "Who Seeks Revenge," is a two reel LuMn feature that has a strong plot witli many tense situations handled by some of the best of tho Lubln stars "They would Bandits Be" and "The Deadly Cheroot" ure Blograph omedies that will get a laugh from everyone. Beginning Sunday we will give a ontlnuoud pcrformune from 2 to 11 p. in. Watch for Sunday's progrant HOW GEKMAXV GOT KI.VOCHOW PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 20. A dis position toward leniency on the part of Deputy Sheriff Lumsden and Dep uty District Attorney Robinson was all that saved Joe Subotich, a resident of the Willbrldge neighborhood. from spending the coming few months in jail, according to District Judge Davtnn vesterday. Subotich. through Attorney G. G. Schmitt, pleaded gull ty to a charge of drawing a revolver on Lumsden, but said he was drunK at the time and did not know what he was doing. "Because the state and prosecut ing witness do not desire to prosecute, I will suspend sentence, but If he re turns he must serve a full year in the county Jail and whatever sentence he may receive In the future," said Judge Dayton. "His revolver Is con fiscated." The trouble which led to Subot ich's arrest has been over a duck nond. Subotich charged Frank Huntman with stealing 250 ducks and j Lumsden and Deputy Beckman went to arrest Huntam Subotich became ugly and interfered, drawing a gun when ordered away. After Subotich was sentenced yes terday Huntam's case came up, but Subotich and Huntam had agreed that each would open his duck pens and let such as belonged to the other wander home. On that agreement the larceny charge asainst Huntam was dismissed on condition that each pay $6, one half of the costs of Huntam's arrest. PASTIME TODAY. Another Siyocrb Program at This Theatre Today Mary Pick ford Is Featured. Our weekly offering featuring Am erica's sweetheart, Mary Plckford, is entitled "Muggsy's First Sweetheart." It is a comedy drama In yhich little Mary is at her best. "The False Shadow" (Lubln). A strong production in two-parts, writ ten by Frank Howard Clark. The story is of a young artist who sub mits to a eugenic examination before marriage. The villainous doctor says his blood Is Infected and he Is unfit to wed. The artist becomes an out cast and is only saved from utter de gradation by the doctor's confession. The plot is original and convincingly worked out. The fire scenes In the last reel were startllngly vivid and as a whole, this production is a superior one. though the doctor's crime was truly a diabolical one. John Ince. Villette Stringer, Robert Whitter and George Trimble play the leads. A superior offering. "All for a Tooth." (Edison). This Is an original sort of a comedy wherein a husband. In a dream, mixes up his wife's lost tooth with an ex ploring expedition through the cata combs, where he gets bitten by a skeleton. He has many wild and wonderful experiences but "he didn't find the tooth " Good comedy, this. "Hearst-Selig," our weekly news re view concludes this excellent assort ment of pictures that are made to please. History or Acquisition of Cllii Stronghold by the Kal.-r. WASHINGTON", D. C, Aug. 21. Germuny's acquisition of Ktuoehow. the evacuation of which Jupun has demanded, followed closely upon the acquisition of areas of Interest and spheres of Influence In China to for eign powers. Until lSPj no foreign power aside from the Portuguese and English had been allowed to hold possession on or near the coast of China. Japan acquired Formosa by treaty In that year. Russia secured a concession for the Manchurlan rail way and France obtained a rectifica tion of the frontier at Tongkong. Germany's seizure of Kiaochow In retaliation for the murder of Ger man missionaries by Chinese follow ed in November. 1897, and In March the port with adjacent territory was leased by China to Germany for 99 years. The district was declared protectorate of the Germans to ex pire on April 27, 1998, and Its admin istration whs intrusted to the navy department with a naval officer ai governor. Itusl Ixhk- Irt Arthur. In November. 1897. Russia obtain ed a twenty-five year lease of Port Arthur and Talienwan with 800 square miles of territory, and secure I a naval base and an Ice free port. In the following May further conces sions gave Russia virtual control of Manchuria and a little later Rus sian Influence was extended Into Mongolia, The Russo-Japanese war, however, limited Russia's activities there and resulted In Japan's acquisition of Port Arthur. To preserve the bal ance of power Great Britain April 2, 1898, leased Welhalwei on the same terms as those in the Russian lease of Port Arthur. English Influence Felt. In February. 1898, Great Britain had established Its Influence without exclusive privileges In Yangsze valley. These concessions were followed by similar privileges for France, which on April 3, 1898. leased the port o! Kwankchauwan on the southern coast for ninety-nine years. On June 9, following, Great Britain leased ior ninety-nine years a 200 square mile extension of territory on the main land opposite Hongkong and about the same time Japan secured non alienation pledges concerning tho province of Fuklen. Italy demanded a lease of Sanmun Bay, but did not press It because of popular opposl tion as expressed at home to a policy of expansion. All these territorial negotiations led up to the celebrated International "open door" declaration. While Eng lund had long urged the policy of equality of opportunity for all nations In Chinese trade the United States accomplished the first broad recog r.ltlon of that principle. As a result of negotiations by John Hay, the American secretary of state, Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Russia and Japan early In 1900 agreed In guaranteeing the treaty rights of tho United States and thus. through the most favored nation clause, the treaty rights of other na tlons In China should remain unim paired in the territory except mili tary or naval stations acquired or leased by each power and that goods of the treaty powers should continue to be admitted there on equal terma with those of the nation newly In possession. Seek to Curb Huwiun KsMUvdun. Great Britain and Germany supple mented this on October 18, 1900, by a definite agreement between them to uphold the policy of an open door In China, to abstain from leisure of territory themselves and to Influence other governments, as far as possi ble, to the same end. The Anglo-Japanese alliance ot February, 1902, for the protection ot their respective Interests in China and Korea was another factor of great Importance. The Immediate object ot the alliance was understood to be the limit of Russian expansion In Korea and Manchuria. MONKS TO FIGHT FOR FRANCE 1Cxm1U1 ttirtlmxiniw Ar Wel comed to Colors at Grenoble. PARIS, Aug. 21. The Eclair state that all the Carthusian monks of mil itary age who were expelled from France at the time the law restrict ing religious associations was ad opted hove returned to tho barracks at Grenoble and exchanged the white habit of the order of St. Bruno for the uniform of the French soldier. They were given an enthusiastic re ception by the population of Gren oble. The Servian legation has formally expressed to Foreign Minister Gas ton Doumvrgue the gratitude of the Servlun government for the assistance received from the republic of France In the present circumstance. Cosy Friday and Saturday. "Prince Pat," the wonderful per forming horse, will be one of the vaudeville attractions for Friday and Saturday, with matinee Saturday. ITe adds, tells the time correctly, picks cut difference colors, plays ball and does all kinds of stunts that would seem Impossible for an animal to o?r. CALL A TAXI" IX PARIS? NO, IT CAN'T BE DOXF. Permanent Muxeular Hrenglli can i.ot exist where there la not blood strength. Young men giving atten tion to muscular development should bear this in mind. Hood' Sarsaparil !& gives blood strength and builds up the whole system. Adv. BY WAY OF PANAMA CANAL. Fa-t Asiatic Company Announces hailing Date. PORTLAND, Ore , Aug. 21- Cargo deliveries from Europe in 25 days are the promises made by Danish East Arlatic company for their new Pana ma canal service. Advice received this morning by Meyer, Wilson & Co repudiates the information re ceived yesterday that the company planned on entering the oriental run by way of the Suet canal with their steamers but would instead inaug urate at once lhflr Panama canal ser vice. The Danish steamer Klna will leave Copenhagen August 30, Gothenburg September 1, Christiana September 2. and if sufficient cargo offers go to f! no uid Sicily to finish. She Is expected on this coast about October 15. PARIS. Aug. 20. The withdrawal of thousands of men from every field of labor has seriously altered trans portation and other conditions In the French capital. The underground railway is running only on certain lines, and then only on a much re duced service. The work of the conductors, ticket ounchers and other employes, who have been called to the front, Is be lng done by their wives and sons. The tramways are running with a force recruited wherever possible and the same Is true of the Seine steamers. There are few taxicabs in opera tion, most of the chauffeurs having Joined their regiments, so the horse cabs, an ancient institution of Paris, are becoming more numerous. Old hacks that have not been seen since the automobiles took possession Of the street are out In the sunlight again, drawn by broken-down ani mals that are ready for the butchers. But a pleasant feature of the labor situation Is the whole-hearted loyalty of the trades unions. Some of the notorious "syndicates" which have caused so much trouble in the past are holding enthusiastic meetings In the Bourse de Travail (Labor Ex change) and are organizing them- uelves to help in the public service in such directions as the establish ment of soup kitchens and the provid ing of men to lend a hand wherever the labor supply is short. GRAY HAIR BECOMES DARK, THICK, GLOSSY TRY GRANDMOTHER'S OLD FA VORITE RECIPE OF SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR. The Best Remedy Foi All Ages and proven so by thousands upon thousands of tests the whole world over, is tho famous family medicine, Beecham's Pills. The ailments of the digestive organs to which all are subject, from which come so many serious sicknesses, are corrected or prevented by Try a few doses now, and you will KNOW .what it means to have better digestion, sounder sleep, brighter eyes and greater cheerfulness after your system has been cleared of poisonous impurities. For children, parents, grand parents, Beecham's Pills are matchless as a remedy For Indigestion and Biliousness SaU vrarrwhar. la koSM, 10c, 2Sc. Tk diractioaa witk rrmrr kox r rmrr IU Mpactallr to mmtn. " ' : m i m tBli Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streak ed or gray; also ends dandruff, Itch lng scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make It at home, which Is mussy and troublesome. Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy." You will get a large bottle for about SO cents. Ev erybody uses this old, famous recipe. because no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as It does It so naturally and evenly. You damp en a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morn ing the gray hair disappears, and aft er another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger. Iots of German soldiers have been CROWN PRINCE SHOT AT OX BERLIN BTREET NEW YORK, Aug. 20 Richard Baren. a passenger on the liner Fin land that arrived today, said the Ger man crown prince was attacked in Berlin on the night of July 21. "I mum riding In Enter den Lin den," said Baren. "when I saw the crown prince and his military escort approaching. Then I saw two men, dressed as priests step from the crowd Jraw revolvers and fire. The prince placed his hand to his hip, appeared for ft second to be swaying, and then tailored to the palace. I am sure he was wounded. "The crown prince's asallants were culi-led away by soldiers. I think What to Drink this summer need never worry you. 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