East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 26, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextETOIIT PAUES. DAILY EAST OttEflOXTAy. PEVOLETOy. OTTKr.OX SATTHPAV, PKCKMHKK 2fi. UU. PAGE THTiFF M i PE-RU-NA The Traveler's Companion Mr. Arthur I IMerce, 2G1S Sher idan Ave., fit Louis. Ma "The curative value of I'eruna li truly wonderful. I think It especially val uable Ad a specific for catarrh of the system, and for a man who hoe trav eled for years as 1 have and who Is certainly exposed to lrregulur meals and uncomfortable Sleeping accommo dations, I'eruna Is one of his bent and most neeJed traveling compan ions. It throws off disease and keeps him well. I therefore heartily recommend It" Those who object to liquid medi cines can now procure Psruna Tablets. -.. ' . '' :' ' . - "'" 'Sr.. ' Ssl '.K-'-'-i :" .r.v-1 COLLEGES KECEIl'E $10,500,000 OF OIL KF.W Vfinif Dir ?5 Universi ties and colleges got 110,600,000 of John D. Rockefeller's money In the post year, It was shown by the Rock efeller general education board's re port. Among the Institutions reoelvlnf. donations were Whitman college, Walla Walla, Wash., $125,000, and Pomona college, Pomona, Cal., $150,-000. War Inwranoc Is High. LONDON, Dec. Lloyds . Is charging SO guineas per cent to In sure against war between Italy and Germany, Austria and Turkey with in one month, and SO guineas per cent that war between those countries will not be declared within six months. Five guineas per cent is asked to Insure against war's breaking out be tween Great Britain and Norway within 12 months. University of Oregon Glee Club to be at the Oregon Theatre Tuesday v x rl 'U x) V ( .! 1- J J & ;. 1 I 'J ! I I "-"IT i f . -. H 0 if I I'M LITTLE! - BUT OH MY ! In this little advertisement I want to tell you of my MTTLK PKICTJ OV Candle, Xnts, FnilW, VrjcrtaMce, C;ncrrlr, V.tc. A fine large stock on hand and nelllng fast. Tay our price n I av money. I'hompt delivery makes us as near as your telephone. JOHN W. DYER, GROCERYMAN East Alta St. Phone 53d Ike me TOieI io M a Piano STUDENTS AT O. A. C. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Japanom Not Called On. CHICAGO. Dec. 26. A special ca blegram from Toklo to the Chicago Dally News says: "Baron Kola, minister, of foreign affairs, has Informed the budget com mittee that Japan has not received a request from any government to send troops to Europe. He declined to say what Japan would do if such request were received. "The budget committee has shelv ed the army Increase question for year. The house will meet tomorrow to decide the question and unless 10 members desert the Sleykuksl party dissolution of the diet will be Inev itable." yOl'XG PIXtl'I-K AT WKSTOS SI'KXT niHISTMAS WITH TIIl'IK I'AKEXTS. MICH P.KfiW W.H TALK will i:k iivi:i:fi. too OI.rMnt'S. O.. IVx IS. Repre sentatives from all over the worlJ were expected here today to attend the oM-nin? setwlona of the national convention of the Cosmopolitan club. The club was organlKd by foreign students attending American linlver sitles and colleges. ram i Affirms Itching Burning Sensation Unbear able. Severe Irritation. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment Free From Eczema. 2511 ncnt .it.. Ch-jrenno. Wyo. "My erxrana appcarrl In the vnmt furm: It looked like a great nun of ptmplra. The Itching and burning senuilon u unbnar aUo and it was ItnpmuJIilft for me to sleep fur mure than a half hour at a time so severe was I lie Irritation. "After we tried nuxllcinns and other remedies which did not prove sucnwful a nclglilmr Uild us to try Cuticura Soap and Otnlaient. My mottuT olitained' the Cuticura Soap and Ointment and began using them Immediately. I wished my fare and bead thoroughly with thotioap and warm water and then applied the Ointment. I began to Improve rnjildly and within two weeks I was perfectly froe from the eczema.'! (Signed) Maooo Crum, Apr. 8. 1914. Samples Free by Mall A generation of mothers has found so soap so wall suited fur cleansing and purifying the akin and hair of infants and children as Cuticura Soap. Iu etaolute purity and re freshing fragrance alone are enough to recommend It above ordinary skin soaps, but there are added to tbesequallUos delicate yet effective emollloot properties, derived from Cuticura Ointment, which reader It most valuable in overcoming a tendency to distressing eruptions and promoting a nor mal condition of skin and hair health. Cuticura Boap (25c) and Cuticura Oint ment (50c) sold by druggists and dealers throughout the world. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with U-p. book on the akin and scalp. Address post-card "Cult cure, Dept. T. Boston." (Special Correspondence.) WESTON. Ore.. Dec. I. Leonard TJlomgren. Xarn Lonsdale. Herman O'Hara and Elmer Tucker, students at O. A. C. are all at home for tne purpose of spending the holidays with their parents. Fay Warren, formerly of Weston, but now a teacher near Everett. Washington. Is spending Christmas with her mother. Mrs. Elinor War ren. The church supper giver, by the la dles of the Methodist church Satur day evening was well patronised. The net proceeds being $15. The Mlaees Edna and Gladys Ban-, Ulster, students of the O. A. C. arej home for the holidays ... J Ilnu-h Quoin provide ruiuK Miss Anita Klrkpatrlck. Principal of THE HAGUE, via London. Dec. ! tne aamngion scnooi in i-rna.ion. Queen Wlhelmlna. in signing a bill Is spending the holidays at home. , for a wr ,oan of 2;5i00o.ooo florins Mrs. Cliff Pulley of Walla Walla ($uoooo.000). Informed the finance Is visiting her mother. Mrs. James mIn,,er tnat ,he ouij personally Compton of this city. 1 underwrlate 1.500.000 florins ($1.' Carl Hicks of Milton, a former poo.000) of the amount. Weston boy. spent Sunday In town HOTEL AT PILOT ROCK IS LEASED FOR TWO YEARS I K INK CASTKKL WILL MAN AGE PLACK OTHER NEWS NOTES Of THE TOWN. IlItlTAIX TO INDEMNIFY VICTIMS OF COAST RAID Or Piano Plavcr, Sewing Machine, Violin, Man-Jolin, Guitar, I'anjo ami other mii.-ical in-itruments at cost One double reol very jwcrful organ, now at cost All Hand Vacuum Sweep ers at half price. $15.00 best combination sweeper 910 and 912. Swecjiers for ?0, 8 and ?3. Laru O-Cedar Mops, 91. Lots of other odd and ends almost given away. Electric Sweepers for 915 and up. JESSE FAILING NEAR THE BRIDGE Fvrrrtt Girl Auto VMiin EVEKETT. Wash.. I-c. ; In an automobile wreck, a few miles from Everett. Miss Kenyon. a young wom- i an resld ng In Everett, was killed and hr sbter slightly Injured. Thomas Precious, of Goldhar, was seriously Injured, his left leg being Kmlr.n C1v Tr.miil. a 1 r nf Vv- .h..,ff,.r .i .ml 'Pending Christmas with bruised. j The car apparently went over a I high embankment on a curve while moving at high speed The wreck was discovered by another autoLst and re lief brought to the Injured about an hour after the accident. gretlne old friends Mrs. E. O. Demons made a business trip to Athena during the week. Owing to the cold weather and the froren condition of the ground, work on the Weton flam nna oeen post poned until such time as the force can resume work. Mr. and Mrs Larkln Ftiggs of Wal lowa are visiting Mrs. Ftaegs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waddingham of this cltV. ' Mr. and Mrs Jess Gordon of Helix Mr. and Mrs Richard Reamer. The Messrs porothy nnd Marevry rulflm h who nre attending the Che ney normal, are home tor tne Holi days. Mr rnd Mrs J.imo.s Compton spent Christmas In Wall.t Walla with rela tives. Mrs. William Nordean of Pallace. Idaho, Is visiting her mother, Mrs Elinor Warren. MAUAWIl.lE OEIT.REI S30.IHK) TO JTMP hUCIE) Pri rices on Parisian Ivory and all Leather Goods Tallman & Co. I Leading DruUti ixniglas Attorney Nairrtl. FAI.EM. Ore., IVc. IS. Governor, West appointed George Neuner. of liosehtirg. district attorney of Doug las county, to succeed George Brown who will become attorney general on Jauaty 1. Mr. Neuner was a repre sentative In the legislature at the last session, and the suggestion has been offered that. Inasmuch as he partici pated in making the county attorney bill a law, he cannot serve as a dis trict attorney. The supreme court ba held that a member of a legis lature which creates an office cannot be appointed to the office. ! Governor West, however, says the last legislature did not create the of fice to which he has appointed Mr. Neuner. Mr. Brown was the district tittorney before the law providing for district attorneys In each county was passed, and therefore Mr. Neuner Is appointed to fill an unexpired term. STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Ears Cream Applied In Nostrils Uclicves Head-Colds at Ouce. lalm at any drug store. I JV.''. of this fragrant, antl-j v i Into your nostrils and . " If your nostrils are clogged and your head Is stuffed and you can't breathe freely because of a cold or catarrh. Juat get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Halm at any drug store Apply a little septic cream I lot It penetrate through every air pussage of your bead, soothing and healing the Inflamed, swollen niu'-o membrane and you get Instant relief. Ah! how good It feels, your nos trils are op n. your head Is clear, no more hawking, snuffling. Mowing; no more headache, drjnoss or strug rllniT for broHi. Ely's Crcntn !!!'" Is lnt whiit Fiif lYrcrs from head coM nil rn tari li ix'id. It's a delight. ' - r w . i i if 11 ! rVScV ! WP 1 I m A VvN. i- V . ... ffm ,i .fTxt- j Walter MartinvilV the seiiKational I (.Special Correspondence.) riLOT ROCK. Dec. 26. Newt Roy er has purchased Frank Casteel's In terest in the Carnes Brothers Mercan tile Company and Mr. Casteel has leased the Royer hotel for a term of two years. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duff are her father, Marion Jack of Pendleton. Mrs. Ella Mc Broom returned from falem Wednesday, where she has been staying with her mother-in-law, who has been very ill. Dr. J. L. GlIHIand made a business trip to Pendleton Wednesday. B. W. Buholts of Nye was a Pen dleton visitor Wednesday. Miss Ora Baker returned from Pen dleton Wednesday where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyde Patten. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duff motored to the county seat Wednesday. Miss Lucille Gllliland who la at tending high school In Pendleton, re turned home Wednesday to spend the holidays with her parents. J. W. Miller was a Pendleton vis itor Wednesday. Miss Sunshine Gelvin Is spending the holidays with friends in Portland. E. R. Lester of the Pilot Rock Lumber Co.. has been on the sick list for a few days. Frank Michaels Jr.. broueht their elcht months old baby to the Grace hospital Thursday with pneumonia. I van jensen nna - uiu.it r-j-t-iu Christmas with relatives In Pendleton LONDON, Dec. . The Erltish government has decided to Indemnify from the Imperial funds those who suffered bodily or property losses as a result of the recent German naval raid on the coast towns of Ccarbor ough. Whitby. Hartlepool and West Hartlepool on December It. Upwards of 100 reople were killed and from 100 to 300 injured. Great property damage was done. War Indorsed by Wlite. ROME. Dec. 26 Reports having been circulated that Count Sergius VVitte, the Russian statesman, was leading a pacific party at the Russian court, the Count has telegraphed to this city denying the statements. In his telegram he says: "At the beginning I deplored the war. thinking it was not Inevitable or Indispensable but since the war is In progress any discussion regarding It would be futile. "Now that the war has assumed In Russia a popular character. It can only end with a decisive victory for Russia." SPOKANE TO CELEBRATE WITH BIG IMAS TREE SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 25 Choral selections given by a body of S00 singers will be a feature of the aeo ond municipal Christmas tree cele bration arranged by the Spokane Ad Club. The exercises will take place in the afternoon In a street of the business district Spokane school children will participate In the cele bration. Large choruses of children will sing Christmas carols In Tart ous parts of the downtown district. LIVE DOG, SOAKED IX OIL, IS SET ON FIRE HOOD RIVER, Dec. 25. A dog. Its fur having been soaked In kerosene and then Ignited, created great excite. ment near the borne of Joe Dobeon. It was first thought the animal was mad. City Marshal Carson waa no tified and the animal was shot. "I would swear out a complaint If It were my last earthly act," says Dob- son, "if I knew who tried to Dura that dog alive." Trusty Goes) to Mother. NEW YORK, Dec. 26. Leon Smith who escaped last July from the peni tentiary at Columbus, O., where he was serving a life sentence for mur der, was arrested In a Bowery lodg ing house recently. , mlth, a trusty, received a letter Informing him that his mother In Buffalo waa dying. He walked away from the penitentiary. On the day of bis mother's funeral be beard a knock on the door of her home. Fearing a detective bad come to ar rest blm, he fled to New Tork. A man who knew him In prison recog nized him and informed the police. PILES CURED AT COITE YD !iE7 ABSORPTION L'ElflCD. If yon suffer from bleeding. Itching, bllad or protruding Piles, send sie yoor address, and I will tell yoo how to core yourself at home by the new absorption treatment : sad will also seed some of this home treatment free for trial, with refereneca from tnnr owa locality If reaaested. Users report Is, mediate relief and speedy cures. Send m oner, bat tell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Bummers. Bog P, Metre verne, lad. Hop Man Roan Editor. recount of the vote at the recent town election resulted In no change, thoueh a contest of the vote for re corder was made on the grounds of errors. J. E. Morback. prominent hop and nlon warehouse man. won the office w Ith two votes to the good, with Frank M. Melville, editor of a paper here, his close rival. Canadian ( To Front. LONDON. Pec. 26. Princess Pa tricia's regiment, a part of the Ca nadian cor.tlnsent which has as its honorary Colonel the daughter of the governor general of Canada.- has left for the front This regiment will shortly be fol lowed bv the Scottish regiments of Canada's army, which, after a course of training in Canada and on Salis bury plain, are considered fit to take their places with the seasoned sol diers of Great Britain. The rest of the SO. 000 men who came across the American continent and the Atlantic ocean to fisht the battles of the British empire are reaching the concluding stages of their trainln and It Is fully expected that the whole cntinzent before manv weeks will be on the continent. LOVPOV 'CHVXGKS WILL REOPEN OX JAN FAR Y 4 LONDON. Pec. 2. It was offici ally announced that the Indon Stock Exchange will reopen January 4. Walter Maninville the sensational little t-hortstp of the IWtun I'raves who has been tendered a Federal I-e:oMe offer -f JJO.HnO far three year. Miraiivllle spurned the offer f'-nlT'"? be H I'erfertlv the (leiitnii nt ueenrded ll i til by M.ltl iifer f'tallit ;:i;d 0ur Ji:;j Gaf- PURE BLOOD MAKES HEALTHY PEOPLE ITooir Sarsaparilla removes sen lul.i oros. boils ami otber erup lioi,. Wcutiso it tlrixes out of ll:e Mood t ht humors that cause thcr.i. Krupiii'.r.s cannot he siieoebst'uily trcaii'il with eitertKil application., lii'i-aiiM these cannot puriiy the bio,,!. fl....i re.l hi. 1 ! :.-t on i. 5 iiiuinmiiiiiimiimnmunimtmimimiimimiumiimiiiin The Money 1 Santa Brought I Foxy old Santa Claus often has a trick of giving us money, and letting us choose our own gifts. Naturally we want to invest it in something that has the Yule tide spirit about it. Perhaps we choose a luxury, or something substantial. Perhaps we are undecided. In just such an emergency the advertising columns of The East Oregonian are of invaluable ser vice. They teem with timely sugges tions. 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