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mam pages. DAILY EAST OT1BTOXIAX. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, JANrAUV 1S, mis. PAOE TIIHEF. THIS WOMAN'S SICKNESS Quickly Yielded To Lydia E. Knkham'i Vegetable Compound. Bridgeton, N.J. -"I want to thank you Juiiftndtimos for the wonderful good Lydia E. Pink. ham Vegetable Compound has done for me. I Buffered very much from a female trouble. I had bearing down pains, was irregular and at times could ardly walk across !Jthe room. I was -njunallo to do wy housework or attend to my baby I waa ao weak. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did me a world of good, and now I am strong and healthy, cdn do my work and tend my baby. I advise all suffering women to take it and get well aa I did." Mrs. FANNIE COOPER, R.F.D., Bridgeton, N.J. Lydia E rir.kham's Vegetable Com- Courid, made from native roots and erbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the most successful remedy for lemaie ins we Know or, ana tnousanas or voluntary testimonials on file in the Finkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass., seem to prove this fact For thirty years it has been the stand ard remedy for female ills, and has re stored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc If you want special advice write to Lydia Ii 1'inkliara Med lclne Co, (confidential) Lynn, Mann. Your letter will he opened, road and answered by a woman and beld In strict confidence. I tow I Season is Closed. WOODLAND. Wash., Jan. 18. The federal statute covering the closed season for shooting ducks and geese nd other water fowl went Into effect Friday, and from now until October 1, when pheasant season will open for two months' shooting, there will be nothing doing for the lovers of hunt ing. Fishing for salmon trout Is not closed at any time, and from now un tl May 1 that will be the big outdoor port NOT AS ISOLATED CASE, Many Similar Ct In and Vicinity. Pendleton This Pendleton man's story given here la not an Isolated case by any means; week after week, year after pear our neighbors are telling similar good news. William McGregor, prop, horse hoeing shop. W. Alta A Ann streets, Pendleton, says: "Kidney complaint tame on me suddenly and I trot ao lad that I couldn't bend my back to ahoe a horse. The kidney secretions were filled with sediment and pain ful In pnwmRe. I had no strength ut all and my back was lame and sore. After I had used Doan's Kid t.ey Pills a short time, all these trou bles left me and I was able to work all day with ease. My health is fine now and my back Is strong." Trice 60c, at all dealers. Don't Imply ask for a kidney remedy get rwn'. Kidnev rills The same that Mr McGregor had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. T. Coo Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES Chine is Style HOT TAUALES CHILLI C0!l GAME SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean aad up-to-date; FIRST CLA39 8ERVIOH TEA 2c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood St. Phone B(I7 Pendleton. Or rsy I'M LITTLE! - BUT OH MY! In this little advertisement I want to tell you of my LITTLE! PRICES OS Candle, Nuts, Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Etc. A fine large stock on hand and selling fast. Pay our prices and save money. Phompt delivery makes us aa near aa your telephone. JOHN W. DYER, GROCERYMAN East Alta St. Phone 536 GARZA IS NEV HEAD or SAID TO HAVE FLED FORMKH PRESIDENT QUITS EX ECUTIVK CIIAIIt LEAVES WITH CAIUNET. Convention Takes Control and Mar. tial Law Is Promptly Declared at Mexico City Order May bo Tem porary Permanent Head May be Named Ijiler at Capital. WASHINGTON'. Jun. 18. Colonel Roijue Conzales Garza, one of General Villa's principal officers, Is the execu tlve head of that portion of Mexican territory controlled by the Villa-u pata forces. . Advice.' to thin effect reached the slate department from American Con sul Sllllman. Details of the term of office which Garzu will serve were lacklnir. but the general belief In Mex lean circles here was that he had been appointed temporarily to meet an emergency created by the sudden departure of General Gutlerrei and members of his cabinet from Mexico City. Selection Relieved TcmKrary. The belief was expressed In many quarters that the convention In ses gl , Mexlco city, over which Garza in t.n.idinir has been presiding, designated him to exercise the executive power until a complete agreement can be secured with all elements on the man who la to fill the unexpired terms of President Dlas and Madero, which would end on December 31 this year. General Flllpe Angeles and Dr. Mi guel Sllva, former governor of Mlcho acan, are looked upon as the most prominent candidates for the office, which Is to be known as "pre-constl-tutlonal president," the successor to be elected for the full constitutional term of six years. Convention's Conditions Refused. The reason for the departude of Gutlerrei are unknown here, but the belief prevails that he declined to be continued Inofflce under the restric tions sugsested by the Zapatistas. Under these articles two-thirds of the convention could remove the pro visional president: he could take no action of Importance without the con sent of his cabinet and the conven tion, being designated as the supreme executive and Judicial body, was to be consulted on all Ixsues of major in terest. A copy of a statement Issued by Oaru throws some light on the cir cumstances under which he took command of the situation. In this Oarxa announced that Gutlerrei had Issued orders for a large part of the government force to evacuate the capital. In view of the fact that this would leave the city without any au thorlty, Garta said he har assumed chief command and was depending upon the troops of the north and the Zapatistas for defense, all of whom, he added, were under the orders of the convention. Martial Law Declared. He announced his Intention of es tablishing martial law and threatened summary execution to any disturbers of the peace. According to the Garza statement. Gutlerrex and some of his cabinet officers left Mexico City Fri day night. The belief In official quarters was that Garza, as chairman of the con vention, called an extraordinary ses sion, which ratified his assumption of power. Klickitat Want Uoadt. WHITE SALMON. Wash.. Jan. 18 The money available for road building purposes has been cut down until on ly about one-third of the sum usually devoted to this work will be avail able this year. The county road and bridge fund too Is 310,000 short this year. For this reason a movement la on foot to raise a 320,000 fund by subscription for the Improvement of the roads In western Klickitat coun ty. A large amount of this fund has already been subscribed. - (ntdnet Split Admitted. BERLIN. Jan. 18 The Lokal An rleger's Prague correspondent Inti mates that the retirement of Count on Herchtold was due largely to his liability to work harmoniously with Count Tla, the Hungarian premier. "It was known for some time," adds the correspondent, that Count Tlsza was really directing the foreign af fairs of the Austrian empire and that the divergent opinions of Count Tisia ind Count von Berchtold with refer ence to home and economic questions resulted in additional tension." Beware of Ointments for Pstnrrh That Contains Mercury ii mercury will surely destroy the tens ami nimtilptalr dersnne the whol irstvm when entering It throneh the mu cous surfaces. Such articles should never be nsed except on prescription from reput able tl'yl,,n- th dsmsge they will do Is ten fold to th good yon can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P. J. Cheney A Co., To ledo, O., contains uo mercury, and la taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and Dinrous surfaces of the system. Id buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be snrs yon get the genuine. It Is taken Internally and mSde In Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Oo. Testimonials free. Bold b Druggists 1'rlce 7Bc per bottle Take liall's Family l'llls for constipation. MEXICO GUTIERREZ s finiL sww.mku who my lilXOMi: A CHAMPION. 4 Sjsjsj. ' V'f- ' ''.-' Y . i UvJ J '' if. I v h i . : V : f '. 1 I '. ( In Indoor swimming contests this winter Edna Cole, a young woman who has been swimming only a few years has made such records mat ex- .... . i - wniinrfl1 pert preaici ior urr rurx.r Thev expect mat sne begin to show among the champions In contests to be held this summer. She will be one of the competitors In such contest at the Pan Francisco exhibition. She can dive, plunge, swim every kind of stroke, from the breast to the crawl, play a smashing game of eocker, water polo, and rei-ti- a Hmwnlni Derson with the ease f a veteran life guard. Experts who watched her work believe ahe Is pointed straight at national honors wr vnuth. sDeed. endurance and gen- eralshlp in competition speaa oi v - m a remarkably brilliant ruiure for her. In store SPOR TS BY HAL SHERIDAN. (Written for the United Press.) NEW YORK. Jan. IS. George Ptulllngs Is going to need a few of his miracles next season If he romps hme with his second National league penant. Jawn J. McGraw will nave something to say where the fla Is going to float unless the signs ure w rung. McGraw awakened to the fact some weeks ago that his Giant crew was woefully lncklng in spots. 80 Jawn loaded up his purse and went to mar ket. He came back with one of the beat. If not the best, third eacker In the old league. J. Henus Lobert. who has covered around the three-quarter stop for the Phillies since 1911. That hole la securely plugged. And In plugging the cavity, Jawn J. aNo got rid of some dead wood If not dead, then slightly pithy. This excess consisted of Al Demaree, prln- clnallv. Demaree had an excellent year In 19 IS despite bad health. Mc Graw picked his games for him and the tall cartoonist came through with flvlnir colors. Last season he fell down badly and Gotham fans hold his and Mnrquurd's failure, greatly re sponsible for the pennant going to Loston. Stock, the second man In the trade for Lobert, did his best to fill Tlllle chafer's shoes, but the result was anything but satisfactory to Mc Graw. Adams, a young catcher, goes to the rhllladelphla club without a trlul by McGraw. He was snared In the draft at the close of the 1914 season. The Giant Infield before the de parture of Schafer and Hereon was considered one of the best In the bus iness. Lobert. unless all the dope Is wrong, will fill Heriog's shoes ad mirably and a hole through which many games dribbled away last sea son, will be plugged. However, a great deal of the Giants hopes lay with the hurlers, particular ly whether Mnthewson runs true to form. If he does, and Marquard's case Is settled In favor of the Giants, McGraw Is going to present a form idable array of pitching strength, backed up by Jeff Tesreuy and several promising recruits. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tfca Kind Yoa Have Always Bought Dears the Signature Stories From ny P. M. SAKLK. ((.'tilted Press Ztaff C'orreHpondent.) LONDON, Dec. 23 (Uy Mall to New York.) "We are learning to make all sorts of fancy dishes that would make a first clues menu for any hotel," write Corporal T. Har per of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, In a cheery letter home. "Have you ever tried Jack Johnson soup. This Is how to make It. You get the usual stuff in a pot, and get! It on to boll Juat within runge of! (he German guns, liy and by a "Jack JoluiHon shell cGmes along and ' drops into your soup, serving out the! contents very liberally among all who happen to be near enough, whether they said they were going to skip thu soup courfe or not. sufficiently serious to, Justify the ex- "Then there's 'Coal-box cutlets.' ! treme penalty. You get a tin of bully beef, and cut Tol ?J7, v kn'f9 "Although I have had a rough time he M r.t , ""'.I , th this campaign beats all." the beef on a slice of bread, and be- ,. . ... . ..... i,-.,- .i. . i . M writes a French soldier, to friends in fore you have time to look around aL .. .. Ko ' Mt coal-box shell drops on you, and )ur beef Is nicely seasoned, If it Is still there, or If you are able to take any further Interest in beef. We make a specialty of nice shrapnel tens. What you do is light a fire and set water to boll in your billy can. When It I nicely aboil the smoke from the fire attracts thl Germans and their guns begin to drop shrap nel all over the place. Just as you are going to raise the can to your mouth to take a big drink of tea a shrapnel bullet drops Into It, and you are lucky If you haven't a call to make on the regimental doctor or undertaker. All th'a makes meal times very much exciting and entertaining than at home, so you will have to start an association for brightening up meal times unless you want us to be terribly bored when we get back." Lord Kitchener Is a firm believer In Wellington's old doctrine, "When things are getting mixed up, hang a contractor, "and as a result there XO ITHST DKGKKK MlUHKIt SAYS LORD SALEM. Ore.. Jan. 18. An appli cation for a writ of habeas corpus In the case of Jung Shlngh, under in dlctment for murder In Portland, was argued before the supreme court. Shlngh was Indicted for murder In the first degree and his attorney, Wll Ham P. Lord, Insists that there is no such crime by. reason of the adop tion of the statement abolishing cap ital punishment Shlngh was rein dicted since the preaent action was brought for murder in the second de gree, so there is not much likelihood of his being freed. That Inmurtal Message. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 18. Mrs. Elizabeth De Bolt, daughter of Major Rowan, the man "ho carried the mes sage to Garcia," began suit for di vorce on the ground of failure to pro vide. Excellent for Stomach Trouble "Chamberlain's Tablets are Just.s fine for stomach trouble," writes Mrs. B G. C Dunn, Arnold Pa. "I was both-lg ered with this complaint for some time and frequently had bilious at-jgg tacks. Chamberlain's Tablets afford -i ed me great relief from the first, ! g end since taking one bottle of them; I feel like a different person. For sale by all dealers. Adv. MARSHALL I. WILDER. HUMORIST. IS DEAD , w IjSxwWnasM Msywy'rtpeyjr-. -iissim 1 eengycjg " 1 ' 1 "J N ''X") ' ' p - - ' v ' c I ... Marshall P. Wilder, who for two S generations has been one of the fa- nious entertainers of the country, died suddenly at St. Paul the other day.lg He was born In Geneva, N. T., Sept. 1 1 19, 1869. Because of his physical ' 3 disability he waa a dwarf so far aa j height was concerned his education ; was limited to a few terms in the; 3 public schools. He took naturally to S3 mimicry and was the funmaker of H his class. I At the age of twelve Mr. Wilder ; gave a Punch and Judy show In hla gpj father's back yard and charged two r cents for admission, five cents for EH reserved seats. It Is said by those who still remember young WUder's 53 remarkable shows that there were j never any empty seats. 2 "I asked King George the Five E Times, through the press agent In g charge of the bon mot department. g3 If the Job of king's Jester was still p open," Mr. Wilder once said In speak- 3 ing of a visit to the court of St-'J James. "He answered that it had gj been abolished by one of his prede- gj cessors. I thereupon expressed my regret, saying that I had hoped I gj nilKht ho able to spar for an opening there, having a fine Joblot of jests j not any more ancient than those used by their distinguished majesties. the War Zone have been lens graft and Jobbery dur ing the present war than there was In .South Africa. O. of K. has allow ed It to be plainly known that any contractor who plays the country false during his administration will hang, and It 1 reliably reported that one wealthy money-grabber's fate Is In the balance. The crookedness dls covered has not been so serious as might have been the case under an other war secretary, but Kitchener thinks It would be a fine time to make an example, as he holds tampering with clothing, sup that pplles. ammunition, etc., for the troops, the blackest kind of treason. King George supports him In this, but a couple of soft hearted cabinet minister are uiglng that the culprit's crime Is not jk . j ill... v,... ...... w... white In the first two months. I have not slept In a bed for 112 days, r.or undressed ten times In all al ways on the move, night and day. For as many as three days and two nights I have been without, a meal or sleep. But I am a full of life as ever, anxious to get back to Ypres. whence I have Just come. It does one good to hear not a note of discour agement in either of our noble ar mies. We live and are prepared to die, In hope." , Armageddon may soon be an ac tuality Instead of a mere metaphor. In a letter to the Spectator, Lieuten ant General Tyrrell points out that for the protection of the Sues Canal and Egypt, the correct strategy for Great Britain would Involve the oc cupation of Jaffa, Jerusalem, and Acre, and the cutting of the HeJJas railway line. In this event, he ob serve, a battle would be fought on the very site of Har-Meglddo, or Ar mageddon. Wasco Has Snow Storm. THE DALLES, Ore., Jan. 18. Southern Wasco county was visited by a severe snow storm Thursday, ac cording to reports received from Shanlko, which are that the snow Is four feet deep in places. A wind has caused the snow to drift, ham pering train service on the Columbia Southern branch. Catarrh bj an excessive secretion, accompanied with chronic inflamma tion, from the mucous membrane Hood's Sarsaparllla acts on the mu cous membrane through the blood. reduce! Inflammation, establishes helthy action, and radically cures all cases of catarrh. Adv. Personal Service H5 Every advertisement in this is a distindt and definite of personal service. It can only for it provided he makes it The man who advertises, succeed by making good. Promises may make a sale while, but performances the net profits. We invite every reader to make use of our advertising columns, knowing that they voice the message of men and things worth while, Hard Cough? Grippy? Head Stuffed? Bad Cold? No Matter IIov Bad Yoa Feel, or How Hard Your Cold, You are sure of Quick and Grateful Relief by Taking Dr. King's New Discovery. No nre to keep on suffering and try Ing to wear out your Cold. It will wear you out instead. Start fretting better by taking: King's New Dis covery. It contains just what you need to rH yo.j t,t that drippy revcrifh &!.uiTe.i reeling and to stop that constant and annoyin? Couh. The firt do?e starts relief and you 'ieep ccUi.ij: Utter. Uiy a .r0c. bottla II. E. EUCKLCM L CO., $21 SHORT SESSION SATURDAY BRINGS SEVERAL BILLS The following bills were Introduced In the legislature at Saturday's ses sion: HOUSE BILLS. H. B. 7, by Lewl Probationary suspension of judgment. II. B. 68, by Lewis District court In counties of 100.000. H. B. 69, by Lewis Regulating ap peals In land cases. II. B. "0. by Lewis Levying: speci al tax on motor trucks. H. B. 71, by Lewi Public defender In counties of 75,000. H. B. 72, by Lewis Increasing number of challenges in Jury trials. II. B. 73, by Bowman Employment of supreme court reporter. H. B. 74, by Stott Giving athletic societies privilege of changing cor porate name. II. B. 75, by Towne (by request) Punishing conspiracy. H. B. 76, by Olson Bonded assess ments. H. B. 77. by Olson Conferring rights of eminent domain. H. B. 78. by Olson Exempting personal property from attachment. H. B. 79, by Olson Creating dist rict courts. H. B. 80. by Olson Defining Jur isdiction of district courts. H. B. 81, by Olson Further defin ing court Jurisdiction. H. B. 82, by Barrow Defining powers of ports to borrow money. H. B. 83, by Barrow Amending summons law. H. B. 84, by Barrow Invalidating bequests to other than legal heirs. H. B. 85. by Hunt Giving logging camp employes prior liens. H. B. 86, by Thomas Brown Fix ing fees in Justice courts. H. B. 87. by Lewis Amended pro hibition bill. H. B. 88. by Clatsop delegation Creating Fourteenth Judicial district profit the man of Dr. Kinjr's New Discovery. Start taking- at once; you will be gratefully surprised in your improvement After usinE one bottlo of Dr. Kind's New Discovery, John S. Dixon, Aydan, N. C, writes: "All soreness left my chest, breathing became easy and a serious Courh was cured." What it did for Mr. Dixon it will do for you. North Brosd Street, FoitaJelphis, Ps. H. B. 89, by Itltner Public librar ies. H. B. 90. by Olson Defining rights of Illegitimate children. II. B. 91, by Hunt Dlvidln coun ties into road districts. H. B. 92. by Pierce Abolishing des ert land board. If. B. 93, by Pelrce Repealing bubonic plague appropriation. SEN ATE BILLS. S. B. 46, by Barrett To consolidate state tax commission with the state rallrosd commission. 8. B. 47, by Smith (Coos and Curry) To require tax collector to send no tices of delinquent taxes to taxpay ers and repealing law requiring pub lication of such notices. S. B. 48. by Smith (Coos and Curry) Act for a new tax law, changing dates for making assessments and for collecting taxes and other amend ments. S. B. 49, by Langguth Amending an act to regulate conduct of a busi ness under an assumed name so that nonresidents transacting a business under assumed name must file power of attorney. Mexican flood ToU High. DOUGLAS, Art., Jan. 16 Belated newg of the loss of life and damag during the recent floods In the state of Sonora brought here by refugees today puts the number of persons drowned and killed in the collapse of houses In Cumpas and Jecorl at more than 100. Nearly half of the house In Cumpas are said to have been de stroyed. Children's Ooihs Children's CoUs; Both An Srlons. When one of your little ones shews symptoms of an approaching cold, give It Dr. Bell's Pine-Tmr-Honey at ence. It act quickly, and prevents the cold growing worse. Very heel ing soothes the lungs, loosens the-, mucous, strengthens the system. It's guaranteed. Only ISe at -your dnajp glst Bur a bottle today. - - Buklen's Amies, Salve for sores.- Adv. 3 newspaper messenger ho w pays pay you. only can once in a count for m &3 m H -1 iwiHMIH'iii"iii"'i'WOI''iMiwnimMii A lj!;',':iM'i.:- .. ! ii.;! . llMiiUHllHlllHIHUHlMiaiiOMOIIM " 1 m nwnnrtmmn'iHtirm ii'in'tmwmmmmmmmnmmmM'M : I ' I I I. II. UK: : I I '. II ..' ' I ' .1 3 e
