DAILY EAST OREGOKTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1915.
EIGHT PAGES
impeded ar.y kind of muscular
exertion. The old bathing- suit
included rtockrcg? which had
to be pulled up every two and
a half minutes, and which
came off entirely if one kicked.
How beautifully efficient in
HANAN DUCHESS AMD DUKE ABE RECONCILED
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d 1'i ofifi- tr IN
a. si dti.wAii ribi..Mi:a co
rtfrvtai rumiy Psrr
comparison are the new suit.
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sag or basr or
oil Eur. t inri iiu nvi
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j droop, due to absence of super
fluous fabric. Ihev have no
to
the action of water, there be
ing no room for frills. The
mtmi utri . bum. I'ortiM. ! mils that might succumb
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rWn Bares., e-s-irltf B.IXTIIWJ . , . .
MkTnft'A i c. Bum &01. i ur have no stockings to pull up or
kick off. They can be earned
about in a small handbag. They
can be dried by the gentle
breath of an electric fan. They
are businesslike, trim and be
coming. Now the girls swim.
"England has always found
a great general in previous
wars and will find him again,"
remarks a metropolitan ex
change. If she delays the dis
cover' many more months, her
great general will have few
lovin men with which to prove his
ereatness.
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A MESSAGE.
A butterfly with i
Cam to my tent.
Hf n a lung of
thought
Anl content.
He n'kf of skies of azure biue
Anil sifted clouds
That dressed the golden butter
cup In silver shroihl.
Hf loM the set rets of the tries
Ar.d burMirii? buds,
Anl Ut.e me wa'.ih the milk
weed Mum
Ki-r diamond studs.
He told the f-irei of the birds
And creeping things.
Am! said that naught that flew
or crept
Were useless thlnirs.
He said the falrle of the air
Had sheeny wings.
They wore a crest of glittering
pearl
And drank from necur
rlngii.
He taught a secret to my heart
That naught la )ot.
That every life, however mal:,
God counts the cost.
That me on earth transcendent
art.
Be anxious not.
For God supplies our ever
need.
W lire His thought.
Mary W. Sutton.
Atlanta. Ga.
"Spokane Man Dodges Bul
lets." is the heading of a La
mont, Washington dispatch.
Europe offers many openings
for a man of his ability.
The man w ho turned in tha:
item yesterday about sport."
men being afield with their
guns after grouse at this time
I last year w ill bear investiga
tion by the game warden. The
season did
Sept. 1.
not open until
Judging from the headlines
and space given it, the failure
of the wealthy Miss Baker's
jmaid of honor to appear for
the wedding ranks as a na
Jtional calamity along with the
sinking of the Eastland.
A Spokane minister lost his
pulpit and his credentials be
cause he kissed a 19 year old
parishioner, who was pretty
and sick abed. "A kiss of sym
pathy," he characterized it,
and he has everybody's sym
pathy now.
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Left Walla Walla 6:10 A. M. August 1st
Left Pendleton 10:27 A. M. August 1st
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OCJZSS oF OVGAZZO
PENDLETON POINTS THE I
WAY
CURRENT THINKING
THE 1 XT Kit EST IMtlCE OF VYAK.
( Xew York World.)
The inversion privilege attached
t the new British war loan will soon,
er or later operate to plac the entire
funded debt of the t'nited Kingdom
on an Interest banis of 4 1-2 per cent,
in comparison with the old rate for
consols of 2 1-2 per cent. This Is in
deed, as the London dispatches say. an
extraordinary Jump In the cost of pub.
lie borrowing, but that it will "affect
government interest rates the world
over" to any such extent U of course
an extreme conclusion.
If, as an example, the American
government could borrow at 3
cent before, it
4 1-2 per cent must be paid to get any
money now. The British bond over
here would be subject to local and
federal taxation. The I'nited States
A reconciliation has been effected;
between the Duke Arturo de Mnjol
Durazzo and the Duchess, who was!
Miss Elizabeth Frances Hanan. The'
duchess arrived at N'arrngansett l'ier
several days ago and Is stopping at
Shore Acres with John Henry Hanan.
her brother, and Mrs. Hanan She
was Joined there by the duke, and
it in said they have taken a cottage,
and will pass the summer at the Pier.
Since the duchess, through her at
torney, gave nortce, on June 4. of a
discontinuance of her action for an'
annulment of her marriage, there
have been reports that the couple
would be reconciled, although at the
time of the withdrawal of the action
this was emphatically denied. '
They were married at St. Thomas'
Episcopal church In Xew York City.
February 17, 1914. The wedding
was a brilliant social affair and
largely attended. Several months
later there was a report that they
had separated and last October the
duchess filed her action for an an
nulment on the ground that her hus
band was a fugitive from justice, let-used
of the'theft of 1601) from a ho
tel proprietor in Paris. Mr. Hhnan.
her brother, said that the duke had
been arrested in Monte Carlo and hud
been In prison for two months. The
arrest, he said took place In May.
1914, following the marriage, al
though the alleged crime had been
committed prior to it.
The duke. It Is said, admitted thu
he had taken the money. He declar
ed that he borrowed it from the ho
tel proprietor to lend to a friend who
was 111 and that he had repaid the
loan very shortly afterward and he
thought the entire matter had been
settled. He said that he related the
Incident to members of the Hanan
family prior to his marriage.
Hall. Markaretta Tuttle, Alice Bather
Stephens. Sylvia Chatfleid Bates, Ma
bel Dill. Sophie Kerr and Marj
Brecht Pulver.
The regular fashion, cooking, young
people' and other departments are
unusually entertaining and suggestive.
An added feature is an unfinished
story by Sophie Kerr. J101 In prizes
are offered for the best suggestion as
to how the story should be concludel
SOMK MOKi: KIUTP MMilt'.
N Albany. Oregon, dis-
X patch tells of the appoint
ment of a committee in
that city for the purpose of
starting a campaign for a mu
nicipal natatorium and a simi
lar committee will hold a meet
ing in Walla Walla this even
ing to discuss ways and means
of building a public swimming
pool. We may expect to hear
of other small cities in the
northwest doing likewise now
that Pendleton has pointed the
way.
Bearing in mind this city's
latest achievement and ' hark
ing back to other civic enter
prises in which Pendleton has
pioneered it, that phrase, "Pen
dleton Points The Way" would
not make such an inappropri
ate slogan.
Pendleton was the first city
in the state outside of Portland
to pave her streets, and the
other cities followed her lead.
Pendleton initiated the Round
up which many communities
have copied in a smaller way.
Pendleton led in the introduc
tion Of industrial brancfies 111 f.,ns...s at 2 l-S per cnt before the
ncr public .vnoOIS. sne was in - -'' "- "u-r!ment is disadvantageous, to them by;
the vanguard of those Safe- mUrh 'I " The 4 '" governmental action on the par. of
. - . I per cent b-mds ma v sell above par or . ,
guarding the health of her j , ,.,, ,K than 4 to. another neutral
citizens in seeking a pure wa- r,w buyer, Rut the end is not vet "u) an"r IJtTrl
, 0 f . I . ,. , . .. shall have been violated we shall hear
ter supply and now she is the a world mad with war may stm Vfrv )lnl(. from K(.r15n an(, vi(.nna ,
firrt to provide a free swim-! ;'- n interest rate fr the best , thp (I(.iiiy nrapne, KninK ,nrviar
muiX pimi. I now.
gi lot: his custnmer the once over,
frum head to foot. "Well, you go
back and tell her to come down here
and get it herself. The only way a
fellow lookini; like you do can buy
rope from me is an a prescription."
(St. Louis Post-Despatch.)
Persons in this country who pro
fess to be horrified at the American
Per . traffic in munitions of war should
does not follow that note carefully what Germany and
Austria are doing to Rumania. Both
Germany and Austria have counten
anced hitter agitations at home and
in this jvntntrv an a nrotest aeainst
bond would be exempt from all tax- trad that has always been lawful and
rkaso KNor;ir.
Mis Murphy: Sure an' me name Is
spilled M-u-r-p-h-y. son. Yez aught
t' know thet much. Yez win't t
school, didn't yez?
Paper Hoy: Yes mam. but the
don't teach Irih in de school I go tuh.
ation. and therefore falls outside of
any direct competition with the Brit
ish bond.
The great destruction of capital by
the war and the extraordinary de
mand for more capital to carry on the
war will have the effect of increasing
the price of capital the world over.
What governments must pay wii be
affected equally with what indivldu-l
als must pay. What that increase is
to be or ha been we can get no cer
tain measure from the rate com
manded for the new British loan.
which, pursued by Individuals hasj
never before raised a o,uestion of neu-!
trality. j
Germany and Austria new menace i
the northern frontier of Rumania with j
armed forces because that country,
thus far strictly neutral, refuses to
permit shipments through its terri- j
tory to Turkey of munitions of war.!
I In this case Germany and Austria!
I hope to enforce traffic in arms for'
I their own benefit by governmental ;
I action on the part of a neutral. In
'our case they have attempted to pre-
1 vent traffic in arms which for the mo-'
;ooi sriiEMK. m.i.Eit:
"I see you're teaching your wife to
play golf. Is she an apt pupil?"
"f'h. she doesn't care for th" game
at all. I'm merely teaching her the
rudiments, so I ran discuss the game
with her when I come home from the
links."
I LAYING SAFE.
' What's this I hear? Are you rilly
going to play first base for the vllVsge
baseball team next Saturday."
""That's exactly what I'm going to
'jo.'
"Rut man alive! You're 60 years
old."
"I know, but I was afraid If I re
fused to play the hoys would make
me wnpire the game.
PENDLETON AVTO CV.
PENDLETON. OHIXiON.
ftrtvivrd at
I'kiah, Oregon, Ang. I, 1015.
I'KIAH EIGHTEEN MINVTES AHEAD OK WIll'Dl LE; I1ETTEH
T1IA WE EXPECTED; KOADS ItOK.H; ( Alt O. K.
.1. M. Mrt OKMMACII.
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Heortvcd M
Hum, Ormron, Aug. !,
1913.
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PENDLETON AITO CO..
PENDLETON, OKEXiOX. ,
AR.HIVED HVHNS TWO THIRTY SIX MILES AT FIVE TWENTY.
MAKING I P TIME SPENT AT PENDLETON AND TEN MINITES LATE
START AT WALLA WALLA: MOTOIl RI NNING PERFECT; ROAIH.
I'KIAH TO MT. VERNON WORSE I EVER DROVE; WERE TWENTY
MINITES BEHIND M'HEDl LE AT MT. VERNON.
J. W. McCORMMACH.
Western Union
Telegram
i:ei at no East Court St., Prjdlrto Argun.
LAKE VIEW, ORE., At'G. S, 1I5-
PENDLETOX AITO CO.,
PENDLETON. OREGON.
ARRIVED LAKEYIEW EIGHT P. M, TWENTY MINITES AHEAD
OF M HEDI LE: BEEN" FIGHTING HIGH C ENTERS ALL THE WAY
FROM NOHTHFOHK: IF W E GET OUT VVITIIOIT KNOCKING BOTTOM
OFF ( Alt I'LL TREAT THE DRIVERS INCI.I DIXG MYSELF: MOTOR
PI LLED SAND, SAGEBIUSH. ROCKS ALL DAY. BEHAVING Witt
DERITLLY; REDDING THIS EVENING.
J. W. McCORMMACH.
uii.l a mmumi cool?
Pendleton Auto Company
Phone 541 8 1 2 Johnson Street
MOISE DISH THAN DIET.
IVndleton points the wa
from the Krupp works to deprive Brit
ish and French women and children
of their bread-winners who are now
COM- Hghting at the Dardanelles.
THIS MA Y ENTER TAIN
SA)S IT AND .STICKS TO IT.
'!." 1'Kil'e looked lit the prisoner
nd said: "See here, madam, wern't
ou hire before rue five years ago.
writes an Interesting and didn't you tell me lhn that you
not by precept but by example.; UCl, ST ,Vs IIOMK
IMNION.
EFFICIENCY BATHING
SUITS 1 ri ln' A'lfust Woman's Home
j Companion, which Is ailed "The
MK lire told that effki-1 Vl'"i' ""' Anne Brvan MCall
I I ,l, t , A rf write- an lrtn.-t.riir page entitled
UJ --nry the keyword of ( ..Vslii4M(. V!i,,i.v in which she
the hvc rf-markH tne rn:ik. ,ht. ,,inl ,h.lt pr,.tty (1,,t!,,.,
h J)ok t'Stn ,'t n-K t' V i e V.'. State- and gentle pleasure. If modcrat' l .-
nn'-Bte like this are to .broad r"i'i!...t in .-,r- vs-iuatde vamti-. -
.,,..) - :,. ..,. iu,. ! aijse t!,v add to one's sef-resr.ot.
:ui(l s'.v ! ni' that tney art;, ,
, 1 , Ail'e I.nnharn Leader, a New
nurd to prove and so occasion- - yiilk (ly!, ,;in
lly fail to convince. In the. stllcle full of sound ad vie emilfd were 30 ears old?" The woman said
t asc (if ef ficiency, how ever, it j """"h -nd Good I-ooks ' containing that was so. and the JudKe asked her
manl, 4U0t h,)njiri-l rule for the i-irl who wants ' what -he meant by comlnK before hlrn
Will ir,,pr.-h man trial n.f n ln ,k her h,B, rtolim Inde Ifartt, and t.-llinB an untruth,
cur Voutl women become Utlll-j ,, an in,frMu,llt ,,:llt entitled. The woman replied: "Well. yoi
tarilin ill the mutter of their j-ut, Talk About th Weather" In fee. our honor, I'm one of those kind
bnthinir costumes Verv nearlV hlh he tells how to jruard HKf'.lnMt.of women ho do not believe In say-
HK'itninK. now to ten when It I no-.inK ine ininif once ana anoiner iiiihk
Irijr to rain, and so on Anna 'eee another 1 1 rn
l'.lchrdon makes another contribu
tion to her series entitled "Mrs. Lar
ry's Adventures In Thrift;" Helen
Marvin writes shout "The New
Cro' net Work;" Caroline Fren h lri.
ton writes on "The Hummer Kea Fes
tival;" A I B. Klnit writes on "A
Before. Brldire Luncheon;" and P.ob
ert lAn Well make another contri
bution to his "Alderbrook Farm' se-
Mary Jane didn't like the place.
The peopl. were awfully refined and
did thinKS in "style," and Mary was
not content.
"Please 'm" she said one motninx,
"I wish to Rive notice!"
"Indeed" exclaimed the mistress,
in surprise and dismay. "And what
tor. pray. Arent you we.ll treated "
"Oh, I've nothing to complain of in
that wav." confessed the maid frank
ly ' But but when I wait at table
there Is too much chaiijrinir of the
plates for the fewness of the victual?"
STOCKINGS NO LONGER
WORN BY SMART FOLKS
NEW YORK, Auk 3 Barelepired
women on the streets of New York
was the latest fad.
Hundreds of women, many of them
frorn the. most fashionable sets, ap
peared in public today In stocking
less garb as partial concession to the
Intense heat which has held New York
In Its ftrlp for several day.
"I wonder what they do with theif
bank rolls?""
This and similar expressions elicit'
ed from masculine onlookers greeted
the innovation.
Today's heat afforded ample 'Justi
fication for the women's daring. , With
the temperature at 82 and the humi
dity extremely hlrti. four deaths w er
reported before H a. m.
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING.
Occulists fit glasses after paralysing the focusing power of the eye
with atropine, but have no means of finding the capacity or power
of endurance which differs In every Individual.
You cannot tell how much a horse ran pull bv watching- his stand
ing still.
A still greater rnlstage is the optician's attempt to correct an error
of refraction with the focusing power uncontrolled and constantly
changing.
Our method requires no drug, yet the eye is controlled from start to
finish.
It Is the only method that will straighten a cross eye without ar,
operation and redevelop the vision lost from nonuse.
All patient who follow our Instructions are through with tha trouble,
and expense of eye testing.
D. N. REBER, M. D.
Ejc, Ear, Nose anil Throat KiHallit.
Schmidt Illdjr., Pendleton. -
A woman K'ances into u mirror to
confirm her Impression that she loo)i?
all riirht: a man states Into one In
order to bluff himself Into thinking'
he doe. -Philadelphia Inquirer. I
ii t lean nweep munt have been
Mored.
They didn't really use bath
inir coMumeK to bathe in at all
up to thin year. They uced
them U promenade in and go
anoeinir in and be photo
rraphed In. Water was fatal
to a bathmir nuit of any but the
SIZING I P HIS CTKTOMEIt.
lUir. ,, mniln 4Vlm tin T I
folds that I PPtion I cuntrlbuttd bv Holwortliv
snd bsft and droop in :
A dejected, sallow, friendles-look-liK.
low spirited man wulked Into the
grocery store.
"I want some clothesline," he said.
"Wat. her want it for?" asked the
n.an behind the counter,
"To hang clothes on -the old lady's
"ashing today."
".-he is, heh? said the shopkeeper
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR
niic'itriftlNm (Ifrimls on an ei"
in the blood, which iiIIV'-Ih tl-
muscles and joint?. trotnei'ijr in
flarntnafinn. slift'nr-fs nn1 pnii:. This
acid puf in'o Hie l! J ' "u'h
wtne tlcfcct in tde i'vr-W prij c
Ilriod's Snrt'Of -HT'iilr . ire id-tiiri
blood tritiif, is vc-v .K-' i;. '
tvcnlvi-;,; f i'.iimi !,' ,it. 1' nc!
direcl'y, wlo i'ffi"viiiv vil.'-', o,
the Hot.", and ; r i' '"'' -lion.
J.1 :.'!....''. , J.. . -- . i
LEHMAN HOT SPRINGS
FRANK L. McNEIL, Manager.
THE BLUE MOUNTAINS MOST POPULAR HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT.
HOTEL RATES $11.00 and $12.00 Per Week
FREE CAMPING GROUNDS
MAIL AND PASSENGER AUTO STAGE
Makes regular trips between Pendleton
and Lehman Springs.
MAIL AND PESSENGER AUTO STAGE M
Leaves French Restaurant, Pendleton, S:30 a. m. HI
every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, with round ii
trip on Sundays. C00 one way; $7.00 round S3
trip. Hauls passengers, mall and freight fH
Sc II. Ktiibblrfleld at French Itmtaurant.
3 SWIMMING, DANCING, HUNTING, BOWLING, FISHING, HOT MINERAL WATER H
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