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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST 0 REG ONI AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1915. PAGE TUTM'F 111 DIPLOMATS DECLARE That Easy Air Did you ever notice how re ally good and comfortable you feel when wearing a suit that tits you perfectly, pleases you in workmanship and wear and you know is absolutely correct in style and pattern how that easy, jaunty air comes to you, just as if you were a million aire with no troubles? That's how you feel in Bond Clothes J15 to 30 We would likj to have you see the new Fall sty!e3 now showing. Buy if you wish, when you wish. But see them. Bond Bros. PradUton't Laadlaf Clothtsn i allies he i TURKS JH 1 DARDANELLES by m:HY (United press .Stuff In the Mediterranean could WOOD. li- have Correspondent. ) do that. In general, England, and .Mail ) Governmental, diplomatic and v hurchill, are blamed here military circles generally throughout the Balkans have become pessimistic to an extreme degree warding the success of the allin' campaign against the Dardanelles. The almost unani mous verdict In that the action was loth Ill-advised and Ill-planned. specially both for the undireHtimation of the Turkish strength and for the luck of effective I action. The Halkans, however, are unani mous In the belief that the whole campaign could be turned from a I somew hat doubtful one into one of I Official Able, to (tolloct. OLYMPIA, Aug. 27. Charge of conspiracy against M. L. Hamilton, county commlwdner of King county, and Cecil II. Upper In the sa'e to the county of an automobile will not prevent Mr. upper collecting 13000 for the automobile, under a supreme court decision. County Treasurer Hiinna held up Mr. Upper's warrant on the ground the auto he sold the county commis sioners was in reality the property of Mr. Hamilton, who was barred from being Interested in contracts with the county by state law. Mr I'pper brought an action for a wrl of mandate against Mr. llanua t force pa.wncnt. This was dinmissed In the lower court, but it will be Is sued under the higher court's decis iun. Best Treatment for Catarrh S. S. S. Removes the Cause Specialists In Catarrh troubles have agreed that It Is an infection of th blood. The laboratories of the S. S. S. Co., at Atlanta, have roven It. Once you jret your blood free from Impurities cleansed of the Catarrhal pot ions, wnicn it is now a prey to because or its unhealthy state then you will be relieved of Cutnrrn the dripping In the throat, hawking and spitting, raw sores in the nostrils, and the disagreeable bad breath. It was caused, In the first place, because your Impoverished blood was easily Infected. Possi bly l slight cold or contact with someone who had a cold. But the point Is don't auffer with Catarrh -it Is not necessary. The remedy S. S. S., discov ered over fifty years ago, tested, true and tried, is always obtainable at any drug store. It has proven its value In thousands of cases. It will do so in yotir case. Get S. S. S. at once and begin treatment. If yours Is a long isnuing case, ne sure to write in a. a. a. vo., Atlanta, Ga., for free expert medical advice. They will tell you how this purely vegetable blood tonic cleanse the Impurities from the blood by llternlly washing It clean. They will prove to you that thousands of sufferers from Catarrh, after consistent treatment with S. S. S., have been freed from the trouble and all Its disa greeable features and restored to perfect health and vigor. Don't delay the ireaiweui. jane . a. a. at once. In the first place It Is declared the ( certainty by the Intervention of Bui- Sana on oenair or the allies. The whole of the Turkish strength is to day concentrated In the resistance at the Dardanelles and at GalllDoll. Pari of the cannon that arA flow Icnnurn to fairly bristle along the entire pen insula of Galllpoll are to be found a goodly portion of the artillery that formerly figured in the defenses of Adrlnapole and the Chatalja line. The entire province of Thrace from the Bulgarian frontier to the gates of Constantinople is declared to have been left almost denuded of defense in order to withstand the attack at the straits. That Turkey could no,t resist still another attack on her rear Is everywhere conceded here. Unfortunately for the allies, how ever, German diplomacy has so far been successful in keeping Bulgaria from making a decision In their fa vor. Whether she will be able to do this till the end of the to be seen. PHOTO SUPPLIES Ansco Cameras and Films The court decreed original film and Cyko the prize win ning paper. Take &n Ansco on your vacation Tallman fi Go. Leading Druftfisti giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig I Mow Open f IlongKongGafef E 4ND NOODLE PARLORS I Noodles i AND Chop Sueyl Outside Tray Orders Specialty, r S Boxes for ladles and gentlemen, 5 OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT S MEALS 25c AND IT. Special Chicken Dinner Z Sundays. 1 548 Main Street! E Next to E. O. Bldg. Phone 608 E ?iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini? allies unquestionably underestimated the strength of the Turks. They are declared evidently to have taken Into consideration only weakness shown during the two Balkan wars and to have overlooked entirely the regen eration and re-organization which has taken place In Turkey since the Young Turks secured full control of the gov ernment. In the second place the lack of quick, vigorous, effective action In the execution of the plan, of attack Is roundly criticized. If on the day the allies bombarded the Dardanelles for tifications for the first time, the fleet had been sent through the straits re gardless of cost, It Is the general im pression here the Dardanelles would have been forced. Now the forcing of the straits by the fleet Is regarded a.s an absolute impossibility, the Turks having had ample time to prepare derenses of the most modern and adequate kind. Similar criticism Is also levelled against the land action on the penin sula of Galllpoll. N'ot only did the allies underestimate greatly the strength of the Turks but they allow ed ample- time for the latter to make up all of the wenknessesVnd defects in their defense that would have been open to a land attack made simul taneous with the first- bombardment of the straits last February instead of two months later. While It Is not estimated here that the final capture of Constantinople b. the land side of Galllpoll is utterly Im possible It is nevertheless the general opinion that now that the attack has been reduced to a basis of trench varfare and can only be accomplished after a long campaign In which every foot of ground will be fiercely con tested. No secret is made In the Balkans of the fact that the original plan of ac tion by the allies called for the land ing of a Russian army on the Black sea coast north of Constantinople and the capture of that city from the Chatalja line in the rear. But here again the lack of quick, energetic ac tion on the part of the' allies defeated this plan. With the arrival of German sub marines off Constantinople the Turk Ish fleet is now almost equal to the naval strength which Russia has at her disposition In the Black Bea. It Is known that for several months Russia has been holding an army variously estimated from 200.000 to 4 00,000 at Odessa for this descent on the Black sea coast north of Constan tinople. By losing, however, the lit tle naval supremacy she at first had In the Black sea this has now been rendered utterly Impossible. While by a sudden move It might be possible still to effect the landing of the troops, the general opinion here is that the Russian fleet never could keep open the line of communications especially against the submarines. necessary to Insure the continuance of the operations. Only a preponder ating naval supremacy such as the al- Ciiro for Prion. EAV CLAIItS. Wis., Aug. 27. Joseph Michaels. 26. today insists that he has found a brand new rem edy for felons His cure" Is to soak his finger in carbolic acid for a cou ple of hours The felon came off and so did the finger. Tlilnty-slx for 25 Cents. 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"Re ligious Education and the New World Order" was the central theme at the International Congress of Religious Education which opened here today. More than 2.00 religious leaders and educators from all parts of the coun try are attending. Dr. Benjamin Ida Wheeler, president of the University of California, delivered the address of welcome. The annual statement on gold, sil ver, and copper In Alaska for 1914 has Just been issued by the United Statea geological survey. The value, of the total output of these three pre cious metals for the year aggregated $18,635,520. Hot Weather Bad for Women's Nerves SEASON WHEN THEY MOST NEED THEIR STRENGTH TO WITH STAND THE HEAT. Disrriintleil ioet sues. LOS ANGELES. Aug. 27. He- cause they would not let him recite his poem, "The Christ in the Flair." he charges. Colonel Nathan Ward Fitzgerald, a well known Grand Ar-j my poet or tne south, filed suit In the supreme court for io.imio damag es against A. M. Brown. Henry Ault, Thomas L. Hull, Thomas Galbrcaitli, C. H. Marryatt and L. Schofield. also civil war veterans. The complaint recites that at the Grand Army encampment at Hunt- ngton beach last Monday he ste.v; ed onto the platform to recite "The hnst in the Flag,' when the emlants ruilly jostled and ePowed iim off t'le platform and would not ermit him to continue. 4 ' M - mnh. m . K , v - ' & . k. p l OVUH Mril The queen of Roumania Is said to be very much opposed to her country entering the war. The present Bal kan situation has placed Koumanla nearer the rim of the conflict and II the Dardanelles are forced by the al lies, there is considerable belief that Rouman'a will take a hand. Letter or Dead Received. OREGON CITY, Ore, Aug. 27. "I would have been pleased to have staved here." were the last words of Jacob Theisimgerr, whose body was found in the canyon of the Abernatby The letter, which was received by Attorney C Schuebel, convinces Cor oner Hemtead that Thelsimger's wound was sclf-inflk'ted. 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