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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1915. EIGHT PAGE3 Vacation Journeys v.. SMS - . - N ',) AT Y,A ::: LOW' ROUND-TRIP FARES ir J If !m mm VIA VAC, K SIX f I m-xW&W' :v:::-::: MIC SYSTEM -TO- ' NORTH BEACH "Whore Coo .Sea Breeies Blow." iiul.-s of smooth, white beach; a score of interesting beach towns." many excellent hotels and reports; everything necessary for seashore outings. For real rest and recreation go to North ueach Round Trip Pare. $13.15. CIRCLE TOURS OF THE EAST HOT LAKE OREGON MUTT t?T, MOST CUtHTrvt H'frC 'N THE ttQ.tp including a visit to the world famous California Expositions on going or return trip. The op. Krtunity of a lifetime. The most wonderful shows the na tion has ever seen. Do not miss them. ROWCD-TWP OSE WAY THRU BOTH WAYS TO OLfORNU DIRECT Omaha 77.50 $60,001 ( hicago 90.00 71. 50 New York City $128.20 110.70 Corresponding fares to many other Eastern cities. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK The onderland of Open until September the Park this year in connection with your summer trip east or to the expositions. Direct line and thru sleeping-car service to Southern Entrance. Ask for fares, folders, etc. I ! ror,s here tonight. p. ...... H! f S I 4 J ' 1 v t x I t4 A America. 15. Visit I Let us help you plan your trip. Ex pert travel service our hobby. Tickets, reservations, informa tlon. upon application to T. F. O'BRIEN Agont O-W. It. & X. Safety Iirst Courtesy Always JiUH T"o and Self. PERKY. Iowa. Aug. 26 After shooting and killing his fathcr-ln-law and mother-in-law here, Harry Cris pin, a young farmer, ended his own life by blowing off his head with a shotgun. Crihpin calmly told his sister-in-law of having killed her father and mother, kissed his 2-year-old ba by goodbye and then shot himself. Billy Farrell, the clever boxer, who will meet Al Mosler of Seattle in a 15 round bout tonight at the Ore gon theater. Philadelphia . Cincinnati ... At Brooklyn St. Louis Brooklyn Second game: Brooklyn St. Louis At New York New York . . . Pittsburg Second game: Pittsburg New York 13 10 You can V 1 Both Fighters are in Trim for Bout FAKKKIX, AND MOSLER WILL MIX TONIGHT IN HFTEEX ROIXD MILL. PACIFIC COAST LEAGIE. At Portland Portland 5 Los Angeles 4 At Los Angeles San Francisco a Vernon 4 7 At San Francisco Salt Lake S Oakland 2 8 11 FEDERAL LEAGIE. At Chicago St. Louis 4 Chicago 2 Second game: Chicago 4 St. Louis 2 At Pittsburg Pittsburg 4 Kansas City 0 At Baltimore Brooklyn 5 Baltimore 1 Second game: Baltimore 4 Brooklyn 2 At Newark Buffalo 4 Newark 3 11 8 S S 10 s 8 7 7 19 8 With both fighters In tiptop shape and each confident of winning. Billv Farrell and Al Mosler are resting up today for their fifteen round battle tonight at the Oregon theater. They took their last workout yesterday aft ernoon and are both down to the re quired weight. "I will make Blllle travel the fast est fifteen rounds he has ever travel ed to get a decision over me tonight," said Mosler this morning. "You can take It from me." said Farrell, "that it I am beaten it will be the hardest fought fight you ever saw. I feel confident of winning though I realize that I am up against a mighty good man." The two boys are evenly matched in age. weight and size and both have had about the same experience. Each Is looked upon as a comer and wants to add a victory tonight to their rep utation. Two good preliminaries are prom ised. Earl Enyder is on the r.ick list and a four round go between Oeorge Guyll and Floyd Randall has been substituted for the Snyder-Williams bout. Young Dozler. the fighting flyweight, will meet Joe Monterastel- II, the Italian midget, and this pre l liminary promises to be a hot one as ' there Is much rivalry between the lit tle terriers. The bouts will start at I 9 o'clock. 0 i NORTHWESTERN LEAGUI9. At Seattle Tacoma 2 f Seattle 1 I At Vancouver Vancouver 2 1 Spokane I 1 io ianlidate Chosen. WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. The ' state department denied It had cho sen a candidate for provisional presi dent of Mexico. It is understood the denial was issued for the purpose of, 'dispelling the impression that the! I'liiled .stated is trying to force a! ".ireriiicnt on the Mexicans trying to I i-iave the way for the recognition oi General Carranza If necessary. AMlilifCAN LEAGUE. At Detroit Boston it .... 2 Detroit 1 At Chicago Washington 7 Chicago 4 At St. Louis St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 At Cleveland New Yqrk S Cleveland 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Boston Boston . . . 2 Chicago 0 At Philadelphia Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 0 Second game: i "GRAPE JUICE" DINNERS OVER IN WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. The day of the "grapejulce" diplomatic dinner has passed. There was considerable rejoicing in some sections of diplomatic society when the news got around that Sec retary of State Lansing served wine at a dinner he gave in honor of Sen or Cardoza de Olivera, Brazilian min ister to Mexico, Ambassador de Gam and other South American diplomats. The occasion marked a return to the wines which have been used frr many years. 'Mr, Lansing and I are not ex tremists in the advocacy of temper ance,' Mrs. Lansing explained. ' . i tw-.'-::w ( 5 dwpftif iiht V J 1 J. Maifti-i TlU. Co. t I' Prince Albert is a regular double-header for a single admission; a two-bagger with the bases full and two out in the ninth! Yes, sir, it pleases the jimmy pipe smoker just . as it satisfies the cigarette roller I. You can't put P. A. in wrong, because it has everything any man ever hankered for in the tobacco line! The patented process fixes that and takes out the bite and parch ! Now, you listen to this nation-wide smoke news, men, because we tell you P. A. will come across like it was an old friend. YouH get fond of it on the first fire up, it's so good, and so cool, and so chummy I An i Hit li i r" Ian the national joy smoke just let's you go-to-itall the day long without a come-back! And you don't have to take a correspondence course in tobacco smoking to under stand how to smoke P. A. You take-to-it, natural like We tell you Prince Albert will put new joykinks into your palate! If you rcll 'em, P. A. will sound a new note as to just how good the makin's can be! Realize that men everywhere all over the world an smoking Prince Albert tobacco. That certainly ought to put a lead-me-to-it whisper in your ear! Bret Hart Heroine Di". OAKDALE, Cal., Aug. 26. Mrs Josephine A. Barnes, tavern keeper at Knights Ferry during the days when it was a city of 10,000 and the coun ty seat of Stanislaus county, is dead. She was 94 and was one if the best known women in the state In the early days, her hotel, the Washing ton House, figuring often In the stor ies of Bret Karte. Mrs. Barnes ran the hotel for 1 more than halt a century, une ni 1 the woman's characteristics was to I permit alu-olutely no criticism of the 1 hotel or of the menu, as many a 2 luckless traveler found out ' to his sorrow. Princa Albert u lold tvtrywhtn in toppy rtJ hagt. So t tidy ni tint, 10c. and in handtomt pound and half-pound tin humidor t alio, in that dandy pound eryttal-giau humidor with tho $pongo-moutmnmr top that kttpt tho tobacco at tht high point of perfect ion. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wiiuton-Salem, N. C. I, i mi milium -rrri' i "t hiilbimihw DIVISION OF FOREST NOT FIT FOR CATTLE "IB" FOR SORE, TIRED FEETAH! "TIZ- IS GRAND FOR ACHING, SWOLLEN. SWEATY. CAL LOI SI I) 1TF-T OR CORNS. 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OF GERMANY r.epoits by way of Amsterdam tell of a peace plan being formulated In l.'erlln, which, It Is expected, tae kaiser may make public within a few V ks. The kalwr some dan azo p-ellcted lhat the war would end by October. GRASSHOI'l'Kr.S AND THE SHORT 1 AGE OF WATER TO BLAME ' TOR CONDITION. Sn()crvisr ( rjder Makes Insxx'tion of I'matilla Kcsorve Hut IJttlc Water In Morrow and Grant County Mountain Streams G rats Has Keen Eaton l'p. Grasshoppers and the shortage of water have made the ranges of the western division of the Umatilla for est reserve untenable for cattle, ac cording to .Supervisor W. W. C'ryder, who has lust r"turned from a two weeks' tour of inspection over the re serve. There Is little water In the Morrow and Orant county mountain streams, he reports, and the grass hoppers are so numerous that they have almost eaten the grass entirely off the ranee. The result is that all! cattlemen of that territory have moved their stock off the ranges. Conditions In this, regard are not so bad on the Umatilla county part of the range, the supervisor reports, the grasshopper pest being less felt and there being more water. The sheep! on the ranges he reports In the best condition he has seen them at this time of the year for several years. Tlie Clerk Guaranteed It. "A customer came into my stort the other day and said to one of my. clerks, 'have you anything that will cure diarrhoea?' and my clerk wentj and got him a bottle of Chamberlain's: Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy, and said to him, "If this does not; cure you, I will not charge you a cent! for It." So he took It home and came; back In a day or two and said he was: cured," writes J. H. Berry A So., Salt Creek, Va. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. Search for Llnor. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. Three United State naval vessels were or- dered to make a search of southern waters for the United Fruit liner Marrowljne which has been missing for more than a week. The Marrow , IJne was caught In the recent gulf storm. Government to Use Railways. PARIS, Aug. 26. Roumanla rail ways have received orders from the government, to place all rolling stock at the disposition of the minister of war by September 14, according to dispatches received here. Thui Is be lieved to forecast Roumanian early entrance Into the European war as an ally of the entente powers. 1 MAKE THE DEALER TEST Mr. Manufacturer you are fre quently told that this or that kind ot advertising will interest or in fluence local dealers. That is something very essen tial to the sale of your product. You are wise in seeking it. But why not consult the dealer on the subject? Ask one hundred dealers what kind of advertising they prefer and ninety-five per cent will answer advertising in the news paper of their own city. This newspaper advertising influences them because it creates a definate demand mat is felt right at their counters.