East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 13, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextElGnT PAGES. DAILY EAST OWTXHltfTATI. PENDLETOT7. OKEOON. SATURDAY FKftRUARY 13, 1915. PAOE TTTKFF. IRIS!! SQLDfER DIES AS HE JOKES ABOUT FAMILY TO OFFICER !nTnTTTrirTi!TnmmrfTmTn;n?n!m!mrTTn!iTTTTtTTmTrTnmmnmm!:i!T!!mnn llllllllllllllllllHIMIIUIIIimiiUUIIIIIIIHIIHllillllliilll.lll .r1 Try a box of that Embassy Lawn Linen 48 Sheets 48 Envelopes All for 25c at Koeppen's The Drug Store That Serves You Best nn r j nnr? 1-2 UVi starting Monday and continuing all week, we will hold a big "IT'S ALWAYS OMt LICK" HE HAYS X)MK8 FltOM GKNKH ATION OF FIGIITKIW. Sell ?kir9$ GSdin Gate Coffee 3 nnnrpn7 ? p7 1 1 c. 1 1 1 Hill r - iH ml CASCARETS' CLEANSE LIVER AND BOWELS 0 MOKK HEADACHES. HAD COLDS, BOlll STOMACH AND CONSTIPATION. Oet a 10 -cent bo now. Are you keeping your liver, stom ach and bowels clean, pure and fresh with Caacareta or merely forcing a paasageway every few days with salts. cathartic pills or rcutor oil? Thla U Important. Caacareta Immediately cleanae the atomach, remove Iho aour, undlgcst d and fermenting food and foul gas es; take the exceiw bile from the liver and carry out of the ayitem the con etlpated waate matter and polaon In the bowels. No odda how sick, headachy, bil ious and conatlpatud you feel, a Caa caret tonight will atralghten you out by morning. They work while you loep. A 10-cent Log from your drugglat will keep your head clear; atomach aweet and vour liver and bowels regular for months. Don't for get the children their little Insldes need a gentle clemming, too. DanUh Liner DeUUnod. NEW YOKK. Feb. 11. The Dan lah steamship Helllg Olav, arrived here from Sopenhagen and Christian la, report that on the outward voy age from thla port, which ah left December I, the ahlp waa boarded at Kirkwall, Scotland, by armed marines and detained for eight daya pending Investigation aa to the character of her cargo. Captain L. Hoist, master of the Hel llg Olav, a Scandinavian-American line steamer, said the reason for the detention waa ultimately traced to a slip of the lirltinh censor handling cable dispatches. A cable explaining that the ahlp carried no copper had not been believed. Heart lulm la $11,000. BANGOR, Me., Feb. 11. In the supreme court recently a Jury return ed a verdict for the plaintiff and awarded damages at tilt, 000 In a breach of promise suit brought by Elizabeth L Oarmong, of Bangor, formerly of Doa Moines, Iowa, agulnst John n. Henderson, the Washington ir.illlonnlre. Counsel for Henderson gave notice of appeal to the law court on the .rounds that the verdict was against the law, the evidence, the weight of evidence and that the damage awurd id to the plaintiff was excessive. Private In Liverpool Iloglnicnt Would Not CIumwo Any Other Way to Dlo Hut on tho ItaUleflold "We'ro I'Uiialx Now," lu) Dudnrce to Supvr. lor Offlw. LONDON, Feb. 2 (Py Mull to New York). "I know I am dying, but 1 don't cure. It's ulwuys our luck. It runa In our furnlly llko wooden legx. My father was killed at Abu Kle.i: his father at Uundlwhana; his grand father at the Alma, and his great grandfather at Waterloo.'' The dying soldier waa an Irlnhman of the IJverpool regiment, wounded In the big fight at Ypres. Describing the scene, Lt. H. H. Watson of the Highland Light Infuntry aaya It waa the most philosophic death he ever wltnesoed. "His destination mark waa shown clearly on his pallid faca, and I tried In the most sympathetic way to reconcile him to the Inevit able" aald the lieutenant, "but he needed no bracing up." "To the last," continued the offi cer, "the young Irishman kept up a continued chatter. "Why, more mem bers of my family than I have but tons on my clothes," he said, have died on battlefields since war was first Invented. Now, It's simply my turn. "Do you know It's been said that If one of us died In bed he wouldn't have the Impudence to ask Saint Pet er to admit him to Heaven, but would Banter about between the two places until he met somebody who would kill him In a decent fight "That's the way we are built, and I would rather die here than In the most comfortable bed you could rig up at home. The man who dies at home doesn't know the pleasure of death. "There's much In the Joy of fighting that appeals to me, and I wouldn't mlaa a set-to like thla for all the world. "Oood-bye. old chap, you were my superior a day of two ago, but we're e'luala now." PETROGItAD. Jan. SI. (Ry Mail to New York) The Cossacks do not hold a very high opinion of the prow ess of the Turks, If a story told by a Russian army surgeon recently re turned from the front Is to be believ ed. "Early In the fighting," he aald. "I operated upon a Cossack who had lost an arm. When he was about recov ered, I asked him what were his Diana for the future. "I'm going to enlist In the Caucas ian army," was the reply. "But how can you, with only one arm?" I enquired. "We Cossacks don't need more than cne arm to beat the Turks," answer ed the soldier In all aerlousnesa. "Since then, I have made a practice of asking every Cossack who had to undergo a similar operation as to his Intentions, and almost Invariably 1 have received a similar reply.'' Z 3 m E3 Pendleton's Biggest and Best Department Store Our policy is to recommend to our customers the best of everything. We not only recommend Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, BUT offer it to you at a price that is bound to interest you. This is a good opportunity to purchase a supply of high grade coffee at the same price you would pay for cheap coffee elsewhere. NOTE THE SPECIAL PRICES WE ARE QUOTING YOU FOR ALL NEXT WEEK 1 Pound Tins, regular 45c Special 2V2 Pound Tins, regular $1.00 Special 5 Pound Tins, regular $2.00 Special There is a vast difference between good A 1 Coffee and Cheap Coffee You mav be well pleased with the Coffee you are now drinking, or possibly you would like something different. However here is an opportunity to try a coffee that we believe is the best yet. i We are sure that it will satisfy you, if not we will gladly refund your money. p gr 1 MM 35c 75c $1.50 - 3 iiiniiiiiniiuuiiiiiHiimniin Jlo Vr'k CarslwxH. ASHLAND. Ore., Feb. IS. A fierce 6i)-mlle easterly, gale wrecked the Southern Pacific carsheds, tore the roof off the coal hocse and derailed several freight carp in the local yards. Extensive damage was done In ter iltory east of AshHnd And all over town minor wreckage was scattered to the four wind "Put on another Squeegee" One of the strongest proofs of tire value is the desire of the man who has been using tires of a. certain kind to have f otners oi me same Kinu pui on nis car when he needs new ones. The man who says, "Put on another Squeegee" when he drives his car Into the garage, registers the highest possible endorse- ment of Diamond 1 ires. , y Read this letter from a Tire Dealer: "Oakland, Cat., Nov. 24, 1914. "Our customers are more than satisfied with the service they are getting from Diamond Tires, and some of the reports of milesge received are wonderful. The best evidence of this is tha fact that we seldom have to solicit repeat orders. They come to us voluntarily. 'Put on another Squeegee' is generally their first greeting on entering the store, and they leave with a smile, feeling that their trouble is over for a long time, and each a Diamond booster. "RECORD TIRE COMPANY, "Per A. J. Donovan." In addition to tha extraordinary mileage and freedom from trouble that you get in Diamond Squeage Tread Tires, you can now buy them at tha following "FAIR-LIST" PRICES: U BILL TO AMEND PRIMARY LAW IS PASSED IN HOUSE WALLA WALLA IS DEFEATED HERE BY SCORE 1815 Diamond . Diamond Squeegee aam Squeegee 30 x 3 9.4S 34 z 4 $20.35 30x3 12.20 36x4 2170 32x314 14.00 37 x 5 33.90 33 x 4 20.00 38xS 46.00 PAY NO MORE F 4' K 41., i -bbb. 1 Car I I rw vj ar a AT Am W W 11 A AT I mr ft js u n 1 Mil m LOCAL CJIKLS TAKE GAME AtTEIt CONTEST WHICH IS WELL FOIGIIT. "And we finished the Job." Is the Joyful cry of Tendleton high today, as a result of the game with Walla Walla last night, which ended with score 1S-15 in favor of the local team. The game laM night waa undoubtedly the closest and hardest feminine game played on the local floor thla season and the result waa only the recom Pence of a good hard fight for the victory. The local girls showed up better lat nlk'ht than In any game thla sea son and the team work was nn ex ceptlon to the general rule of high school playing. Each member of the team not only played a brilliant In dividual game but their team work was perfect In the first half the visitors suc ceeded In capturing two baskets and four fouls, while LaVelle Iiugg of the local team succeeded Individually In slipping over two field baskets, and five fouls, ending the half with the score 9-8 In fuvor of the locals Throughout the entire game the scores of the contesting teams crawled Bide by side up the board, until in the last half LaVelle Rugg slipped over three more fouls and a field basket, and Alta Mcntzer, the fighting little for ward, handed over two sensational field bnwkets, bringing the. local score to IS. The vlcltors put up a good game tho last half, but only suc ceeded In making two field baskets nnd seven fouls, bringing their .score to 1G. One of the largest crowds that ever witnessed a local basket ball gnme was In attendance and the organized yell ing of tht rooters waa exceptionally good, die to a mdden rise of spirit, and tho efforts of Tom Murphy the local yell leader. A splendid reception was held In honor of the. visiting team," nt tho Mooso hall Immediately after the gome. and Sam Ingford, smoky heavy weights, will meet tonight In the first of the bouts schedued here by George M. Brandt, who has secured a mono Poly on the boxing game In Cuba. Hnxlng IloiiU Sclitxlulod. NKW VOHK, Feb. 13. Matty Pald wln nnd Willie Hoecher are carded to meet tonlKht In a ten round bout bo fore t ho Hroadway Sporting club nt Hrooklyn. HAVANA, Feb. 13. Sam Mcve rrlco of Bread Goes l'p. VENICE, via. London. Feb. 11. An official decree Issued in Trieste raises the price of a two-jound loaf of bread from 14 to 16 cents. The grain markets in Austria are said to be In a desperate condition. The war bread that la being sold Is composed largely of substitutes for flour. The people of Vienna are said to be complaining of the constantly In creasing price of meat. Hogs are re Ported to be almost unobtainable. Tax on naacball Plan. ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. 11. Five per cent of the gross receipts at base ball games between teams In "organ lied baseball" would be paid Into the state treasury as a state tax under a bill Introduced recently by Assembly man Kramer, of Brooklyn. The state athletic commission Is given power to enforce the law, a pen alty of $50 a day for each violation being provided In the bill. Under tho Kramer bill, "every cor poration which holds bnseball games In the state under the system or ar rangement known as "organised base ball' must furnish the etate athletlo commission with a report every Mon day morning showing the number of tickets sold for all games during the week, and the amount of money tak en in at these games. Within 10 days after the filing a tax must be paid to the state controller. mum El A HO IT RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT Tie OKRIXE treatment for the Drink Tlalut can be used with absolute confi dence. It destroys all dosiro for whiskey, borr or other alcoholic stimulants. Thous ands have successfully used it nnd have been restored to lives of sobriety and use fulness. Can bo given secretly. Costs only $1.00 per box. If you foil to get results from ORRINE after a trial, your monev will be refunded. Ask for frco booklet tolling till about OR1UXE. TALI-MAX DltlG COMrAXV MEASURE WAS TURNED DOWN EARUER BUT CAME UP SMILING AGAIN. SALEM. Ore., Feb. IS. With the breath of life put In.o it. H. B. 19, by Hepresentatlve OLaaii, which was re jected ovt rwhelmlngly earlier in the teaslon, was passed in the house by a vote of 41 to 1. This Is the meas ure amending the primary law to al low candidates for office the option of raying a flat prescribed fee and thus getting his name on the primary ballot, or of circuiting petitions as the jaw now requires. The bill emerged from Its travail i with many changes and amendments. Chlet of these, removing the biggest objection to the original bill, la the elimination of tin requirement that the defeated party candidates pledge themselves to supirrt the successful p.irty candidate. Another requires 'hat a candidate, beaten by the vot ers of his rarty, niay not accept the nomination of anv other party, and thus run for office regardless of his tcrndown at the h-inda of those with Thorn he affiliates. Olson presented fUurea showing the cost of getting petitions circulated In the case of candidates for judge of he supreme court. Including notary fees, pay of petition circulators and cost of verifying names from the reg istry. Every candidate, therefore, ha the option of paying those fees, and getting his name on the ballot auto matically an advantage Olson claim ed in the case of the large cities or ot sending around petitions in small communities where '.lie number of re quired signatures makes the task easy. The roll call on thia bill showed: Ayes A. A. Anderson, J. E. Ander von. Blanchard. Bowman, Sam Brown, "homaa Prown, Cardwell, Clark. Cobb, Davey, Forbe;, Gilt, Handley, ilare, HInkle, Horrc, Hunt. Hurlburt. Huston, Irvln. Jeff-Ies, Jones, Kelly, Kuehn, Lafferty, Lewis, Llttlefleld. Olda, Olson. Paisley, Porter, Rlsley, Rltner. Sohuebel. A. S. Smith. W. O .mlth, Stanfleld. Stott, Thomas Weeks V'entworth. Mr. Speaker. No Harrow, Car'mlll, Chllds. Col lins, Dlllard, Eaton, r.lmore, Fenwick, Orier, Mlchelbook, S. P. Pierce. D. H rierce, Stewart. Mi Towne, Vawter, Wagner, Woodell. Actor Ix-aves $250,000. NEW YORK, Feb. 11. Marshall P. Wilder, the actor who died recently. left 1230,000. according to a will which has beer filed in the Surrogate's of fice. All of rtiis, except J 500 given to Alice B. Mason, a faithful servant, forms a trust fund for his two chil dren Grace and Marshall P. Wilder, Jr. Each will receive half of the in come during their minority. ) HAIR COMING OUT? Dandruff causes & feverish irrita tion of the scalp, the hair roots shrink loosen and then the hair comes oet fast. To stop falling hair at once, and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a 25-cent bottle of Danderlne at any drug store, poor a little In your hand and rub It Into the scalp. After a few applications the hair stops coming out and you can't find any dandruff. German Headquarter Ixx-oteid. AMSTERDAM. Feb. 13. The Ger man staff headquarter are now at Charlevllle, France, oppoalte Meiie rti and near Sedan. It5 PEH CENT PRO ITT FOR AG FATS! Best money-maker you ever laid eyes on! Something everybody needs. 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