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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. 0 KEG ON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 26. 1915.
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ANIMAL
ACTORS
INCIUDINO
Elaphants
Carnal
Zabraa
Kangaroo
Baara
Llon
Tiarav
Leopard.
Sea Lion;
Dog
Coata
Mondays,
Etc.
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ANIMAL
TRAINERS
DEMEMBER the dear old days when Ma
1 used to buy your "store clothes"?
Goodness! How times have changed. Today the leading
fashion centers of the world contribute to the style ideas of
the foremost designers of ready-for-service clothes.
We are familiar with the best of them and there is one
name that "sticks out" so strongly, you'll find it represented
in our stock with the label that says
Bond Clothes
115,00 to B0.00
BOND BROTHERS SSHP.'SJSSS
'NIGHT!
AND ALL THIS WEEK
Junction of East Court & Alta Sfs.
The Bauscher-French
Alii .tfAL
Moral Clean Up-to-date
Amusement
Something Doing All the Time on the Carnival Grounds.
FBIBAY, HA
Remember the day and date
Mark it on your calendar!
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'N ONI ACT .
Mor6natlnal Wild Animal
Spactacla Ever Witnessed
ONLY REAL WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS III EARTH
EVERY ANIMAL A PERFORMER
New Mile-Long Street Parade at 10:33
Two Parformanca Dally, 2 and BP.M,
i Door Open, 1 and 7
Amazing
Amusing
Thrilling
Wild Animal
Act and
Faature
550
World'
Premium
Horaet and
Ponle
Every On
An Actor
506
PEOPLE
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ANIMAL
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Always on Time
When you talk by telephone you avoid
the delays and inconveniences of
travel. Our improved "Long Distance"
service will take your voice almost in
stantly to any of 1800 cities and towns
reached by our lines in California,
Oregon, Washington, Nevada and
Idaho.
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ROUND-UP IS USED AS
MODEL OF EFFICACY
ii mucins show
TREASURER OP LA GRANDE MO
TORCYCLE CLUB URGES BET
TER COOPERATION.
Would Make Motor Race on July 17
One of Big Events In Northwest
Takes Pendleton Round-up aa Ex
anilo of What On Be Done by
People Standing Together.
Pendleton, because of her success
In singing the Round-up and mpklug
it an event of national renown, u
used as an example of the efficacy o(
cooperation by Harley Richardson,
treasurer of the La Grande Motor
cycle Club, In his appeal to La Grande
citizens to make the motor race on
July 17 a big event In the northwest
Here Is a part of his public exhortation:
"Has It ever occurred to you just
what has made the Pendleton Round
up such a big Buccess? Well, I'll tell
you what the geater part of its auc
cess Is directly due to. It is because
of the fact that the people of Pendle
ton, as a whole, stand together, shoul
der to shoulder and boost the Round
up. Now, the people of La Grande
are getting In line for a big day the
one big day of the year. We are go
Ing to have something out of the or
dinary here; It does not Infringe on
the right of other towns, or are we
copying the Round-up, the Union
stock show, etc , We have something
entirely new and original to offer in
eastern Oregon and It is a La
Grande day; a La Grande funct'on.
The Motorcycle Club Is handling the
affair but the La Grande Commercial
club Is with us In all that we do. We
are striving to put La Grande on the
mnp through the Motorace, as Pen
dleton has gained Its notoriety through
the Round up. So let us not forget
that we are all boosters, and when
you are writing a letter to a friend
do not forget to mention the Motorace
on June 17th La Grande's Big Day."
Spain Represents Germany.
MADRID, May 2. The Spanish
ambassador to Rome was authorized
to take over the Interests of German
in Italy. It had been expected that
the American ambasador would be
asked, to assume that duty, but Ger
many turned to Spain instead.
LOSING HOPE
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it would break, I had
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nervous feeling and
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losing hope of ever
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MM OF TIE ETC
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BY LOCAL SPECIALIST
FOIRTH OP LECTUItKS IS DELIV
ERED TO MU.SE.S OF HOS
PITAL HERE,
Dr. D. ST. Reber lMsrusmi Cause of
Eye Defections Explain llraln
Aetlvlty and Various Mental pro
cesses WIU Is' the Entire Mint!
Active, Declares physician.
Delivering hU fourth lecture before
the nurses of St. Anthonys' hocpltal
and the students of St. Joseph's joail
emy on the psyslology of the spetiul
senses. Dr. D. N. Reber last evening
discussed not only the cauBe of eye
defections but went into detail In ex
plaining brain activity and the varl
ous mental processes. He said In
part:
"In studying refraction or eye test
ing we review the eye and also go in
side of the brain and see what Is tak
ing place.
"At birth we are all far sighted.
As the child develops, the tension of
the muscles moving the eye elongate
the globe until the distance from be
fore back la In proportion to the pow
er of the lens and we have normal
vision. If the eye remains too short
the lens muscle increases the power
of the lena until exhausted to the ex
tent that there is pain, headarhes,
and lid troubles. In some cases
cross eyes with partial loss of vision
In one eye, owing to atrophy of the
cells In the visual area in the brain,
both conditions, the straightening ot
the cross eye and redeveloping the
lost vision may be accomplished by
maklng the vision normal with a
glass.
"If the eye become too lone the
focus for distance cannot reach the
point of greatest vision on the retina
and we are near sighted.
"In both far and near sight the
tention on the muscles may be out of
balance and the cornea becomes long
er In one diameter than the opposite,
causing the light rays not to break
even aa they pass through the lens.
This is astigmatism. In the great ma
jority of cases the Latter disappears
when the former is corrected.
"A reduced image is made on the
retina, this sensation Is carried by
the optic nerve fibers to the vibual
area of the brain. As the brain cells
develop the child gradually comes to
know the meaning of Images wnkh
are Ideas. A train of mental Images
with their meaning is the dawn ct
knowledge, heretofore the world has
been a great big buzzing confusion.
Mind Processes.
"To understand brain activity we
must have In mind a few processes
and states.
"Mind is the sum of our thoughts,
past and present. Consciousness is
mind at the present moment, a never
ceasing stream of processes that go
on as long as the, body goes no Living.
The states of mind are Attention, the
directing of the Will. Will is the en
tire mind active. Inhibition Is tho
blocking of one thought by another
through deficient attention.
"The more Important processes are
Association, Memory and Imagina
tion. They are exemplified in a sin
gle cell but realized by the simultan
eous action of constellations of cells.
"A cell consists of the cell body
and its fibers, one fiber carrying slim.
ull or nerve current away from the
cell and another carrying sensation to
the cell, the special sense cells hav
ing only sensory and collateral fiber
From the cell are fibers called Axons,
from the sensory fiber are fibers call
ed Dentrites, a loose connection of the
two Is called the Synapse. The mole
cular vibration within the synapse Is
brain activity, governed by the Law
of Habit. A tendency of nerve tis
sue to do or be what it has done or
been on pome previous occasion.
"The collateral fibers are the asso
ciation fibers of Fleschlng. Their de
velopment Is the principal part ot
memory not only within a constella
tlon but In associating numerous con
stellations. "Memory la divided Into two ents
with an Interval between. In the
first event Is the directing of atten
tion, and forming an association with
the Intention of recall later, in the
earlier stages of development the
foundation Is laid by repetition as In
learning the multiplication table. In
teaching the alphabet by the associa
tion of Image with idea, the word
method, has superceded the repeti
tion method. Educational systems
progress as psychological methods de
velop in the minds of Instructors.
"The second event la the reproduc
tion of past experiences by the slm
ultaneous association of two or more
Ideas or thoughts present in con
seleusness, bringing Into view a for
mer thought. The action within the
synapses has occurred again.
"Imagination U the ability to recall
facts and thoughts so rapidly and ac
curately that new thoughts will occur.
The difference between Individuals is
their power of imagination. The in
ventors. writers and artists are the
geniuses ot the world, their brains
have reached out Into the unknown
vasts and wrought all human miracles.
Mosquito War Started.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 22. Armed
with oil squirtcrs, Inspectors In the
city health bureau started their an
nual crusade against mosquitoes. All
lakes, ponds and stagnant pools In the
city will be sprayed with oil to kill
the young mosquitoes and the mos
quito eggs.
This Is the first time sprayers have
been used In the work, the oil hav
ing been poured on the water here
tofore. Driven beforo the wind the
cont of oil moves over the entire sur
face of the lake, killing the mosquit
oes In millions. The new patent spray
ers will enable the coutlng of the en
lire surface. 1
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10 Free Stamps Saturday Red Letter Day 10 Free Stamps
Ladies Imported
PANAMA HATS
200 Hats to Choose From."
Thirty Different Blocks.
our Unrcsfriciod Choice ..
83.09
On Sale Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday
A very fortunate buy enable us to place these gen
uine Japanese Panama. Hats on sale at the low price
of $3.59. Not one in the lot that would sell regu
larly for less than $6.00 and up to $12.00. For this
four days' selling event come and take your pick of
the lot at the unbelievable price of $3.59. Not over
two to each purchaser, so that all may have an op
portunity to buy at this price.
Another
Important
SILK SALE
interest
.very Woman
The season s most wanted and choicest weaves in plain colors and novelties, stripe,
checks, brocade., crepes, etc. Both street and evening shades. Yard...... 39 to $2.89
Unprecedented values at this sale. A most attractive showing of the most beautiful
high grade ilk., an exten.ive range of elegant pure silk fabrics of superb qualities. Now
underpriced for this sales.
50c Waistings 65c Values
andsS.Jap
39 Yd. 43 Yd.
$1.50 Values $1.75 Value
now now
?1.23 Yd. ?1.4J Yd.
75c Floral
and Embroidery
Patterns
59 Yd.
$2.00 Values
now
$1.69
Yd.
85c Values
now
63 .
$2.50 Values
now
$2.19
Yd.
$1.00 Values
now
Yd.
$3.50 Values
now
$2.89
Yd.
Come Saturday, Red Letter Day!
ALEXANDERS!
Next Saturday
Is Red Letter Day.
10 Free Stamps
LOCAL MACCABEES ARE
INTERESTED III BIG
MEETING IN HEW YORK
ELECTION OP SEPHEME OFFI
CERS ONE OF IMPORTANT
EVENTS OF MEET.
Mrs. Florence Chambers of Portland
Is Delegate from Oregon Ixx-al
Officers and Members Aro Elated
Over Progress That Hag lleon
Made In W ork of Order.
Every World's Maccabee In the
I'nited Slates and Canada is interest
ed In the great convention which is
being held In New York City at the
Waldorf-Astoria this week. This
convention is held in the interests of
the first Woman's Association of the
country, with local branches throvgh
out the United States and Canada.
The state of Oregon Is represented by
the state commander, Mrs. Minnie W.
Aydelotte, of Oakland, 1 and Mrs.
Florence Chambers of Portland
At this convention the election of
supreme officers will take place and
many Important measures will be pre
sented. Such a fine record has been
made for the past term, extending
from 1911 to 1914 inclusive, that cv
CHILD
SUFFERED
I
Kl
T
ROUBLE
On Head for Two Years. Itching and
Burning, Kept From School at
Times. Scratched and Irritated.
Used Cuticura. Entirely Well.
ini MeKee St, Fort Wayne, Ind. " My
child, six yean of ut, sullrred for about
two years with an Itching and burning oa
bcr head right behind the
ear. It was Just very mull
when first noticed and kept
spreading until It got way
up above her ear, I had to
keep her from school t
times It got so sore. It
caused her pain for it Itohixl
and burned so badly that
the smlrhed and Irritated
It all the time. It spread and spread until
It was a good bit bigger than silver dollar.
It made hrr ear stick to her bead and I
could not pull It away wit bout her crying.
"I got a sample of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, washed the soro place with the
8op and applied the Ointment and I txvia
to see the nvuVf it gave her. Mo I boiwht
rake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Ointumit
and she la entirely well." iSigned) Mrs.
May Tugtmcyur, June i, 1911.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With M-p. Skin Boi on miumt. Ad
drwa punt-canl "Cutlcure. IVpt. T, bos
ton." Sold throughout Ui world, m
ery state convention has endorsed the
Plans and administration. Miss Bina
M. West, the founder of the associa
tion, has an excellent report to pre
sent. The net gain from May 1. 1909.
to May 1, 1915, has amounted to over
40,000 benefit members, which 'ndi
cates the prosperous condition of the
association, and the net gain for 1913
to date is 5000 benefit members.
During the last- four years, thfl in
terest earnings on bond invest nr.ents
amounted to 11.058,275.75, and the
assets on hand to protect contracts
reached nearly eight and a half mil
Hon dollars. Over twelve millior dol
lars was paid out in death and d':;a
bility benefits, every draft for which
was personally signed by Miss West.
This order Is not connected In r.nj
way with the Ladles of the Modern
Maccabees.
Local officers and members are
elated over the progress of their
work, and when their representatives
return, a full report will be given by
them of the features of this progres
sive meeting. The success which this
society has attained is attributed to
the harmony and cooperation exirting
in the Individual organizations of
which there are nearly 3000. Zlu
catlonal campaigns are being cr.n
stantly carried on whereby each work
er may become efficient and through
this efficiency each department will
be enabled to work to the best ad
vantage for the association. This
promises to be the most Important
convention ever recorded In the cred
itable history of this association, and
is the beginning of a still greater ben
efit order for women In the United
States and Canada.
For the Family
Medicine Chest
Gmlw.Vi.HaWar.l.U.ant
T aiwirt m Foley's Haor ud Tv for oar
chikfewi as it quickly breaks up thatf colds with
as 04 after if octe, ud they like la bdu tt."
In this season of couehs, colds an l
croup, every family medicine chest
should be supplied with a gn.d cmjgii
medicine that can be relied uuun
when needed.
Kurh a famllv mn.h I. riA...
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nuimy ana iar v.ompunil.
ttnnriarif mA,1!,.inA Lna i
....... ... I HI a ITTT-I, ,,n in
naraei ior years and In many sec.
tions was found In every home In
the days when doctors were not to
handy and when money was scarcer.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
IS an excellent medicine for coughs,
colds, raw or inflamed thrat. hoarse
ness, tightness and soreness of the
chest, croup and whooping cough. It
Is an absolutely safe remedy, contain.
Ing only healing ingredients; and Ire
(mm any harmful drugs.
Sold Everywhere.
This
tht
Mix the Breakfast Biscuits
the Night Before
xzij i kr 1 Av 1
HIM
Set Them
Away in a
Cool Place
and Bake
them Fresh in
I the Morning
If the famUy do not all eat breakfast together, you can
bake a few at a time. If you are having hot biscuits for supper,
mix and cut out enough more for breakfast. They will be
much nicer freshly baked than warmed over.
Of course you can't do this very successfully with sour
milk and soda or with any ot tho old fashioned, single acting
baking powders, but this convenient way of making hot biscuits
and muffins for breakfast is entirely satisfactory if you use
ii t fc
M Baking Powder
which is really blend of two baking powders, on of whit h
begins to give off leavening gas ) soon aa culture is added.
The other is Inactive until heat is applied. Tb d uih will
remain in a rart'3f leavened coni'uion for hours and whrn
put in the oven will com up just as lit!.l :.J HufJ
as if firshly mixed.
Get a can of K C today and Ity this t-y way of baking
biscuits at once, Yju II never g Data t e old way, n