East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 20, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1916, r PAGE TWO uiiiraiiiiiiiiiiiMfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiu iliiiiiiiiliiiillMiiililiiiltllllliliiiiilililiilliliiiiiliillllliililliiliimillllllllli: SUDDEN DEATH Caused by Disease of the Kidneys. Stories From the War Zone SPECIAL NOTICE Our buyer of women' Redy-to-Wear Good will leave for New York City about the middle of next week to buy goods for our Spring business. Ai a part of our ervice to you we offer hi service, for the filling of any commissions or special requests which you would care to have him attend to for you while in New York. This should be of inestimable value to prospective bride who wish special articles for their trousseav or to women who ordinarily have trouble in getting styles and garments to fit and please. At least we would be glad to have you call and have a talk with our buy er. Mr. Blumberg, who will do his utmost to please you in whatever you may ask of him. and will welcome your suggestions. The Current Literature Club will he entertained tomorrow afternoon "t the home of Mm. A. J. McAllister on Thompson street with Mrs. McAllis ter and Mrs. H. H. Battery as hos-le;-.-.-. The Thin meeting th of Mrs. l street with Mrs. Mrs. John Vert ay Afternoor afternoon at Moorhouse Club is the home in Watet HY OAKY W. ACKEUMAN I (United Iress Staff Correspondent) I HHRUN, Jan. 5. (By Mall.) Ambassador Gerard has sent sUtten notes to the foreign ottlce since the beginning of the war, protesting against the censoring of Embassy mall at the German border by the military authorities. Accompanying ! each protest was from five to twenty j envelops bearing the mark of the A. U is host NEW SPRING GINGHAMS I h brand new, crisp Spring Ging hams. Fast colors, showing the new pat terns of checks, plaids, stripes, etc. . New colorings; now on display. The yard 10 and 11144). NEW WOOL CHALLIE Comes in a big line of light, medium and dark patterns, all colors, neat stripes and floral effects, 27 inches wide, all wool, suit- able for house, street and school wear. 5 The yard 59 Srhaefer and military censor showing that the let sses. ters were opened under "the rights of war." The dam-nig public In Pendleton Is' These instances do not refer to the much Interested In the new ord i nance J official sealed pouches of the Amerl introduced in the council last night l)U1 government, but only to general for the regulation of dance halls and dancing It is designed to make dancing more respectable and more healthful by stopping practices which tend to bring the pastime Into disre pute and to insure sanitary conditi ons in dance halls. Its purposes will be commended by most of the danc ers though some will find objections to some of the more drastic provisions. task of traveling by the fastest route every week to and from London and Berlin. So far as the American embassy In Berlin knows official documents have been tampered with but once and that was aboard an English liner en route from Liverpool to the United states In a pouch from Germans one of the mllitarv atachea was .tend ing a secret report to the navy de- , package of " Anuric the li i - f rw Plow. Alan partment at wasnington concerning Germany's aeroplanes. This report was sealed In Berlin and reached London in the same shape, but when It arrived in Washington the seals hud been broken and the report rev The close connection which exists between the heart and the kidneys is well known nowadays. A soon ss kidneys are diseased, arterial tension is increased and the heart function Sre attacked. When the kidneys no longer pour forth waste, uremic poisoning occurs and the person dies, and the cause is often given as heart disease, or disease of brain or lungs. It is a good insurance against such risk to send 10 cents lor a sample covery ol ur. neroe. aieo maa a sample of your water. This will be examined without charge by expert chemists at Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. un.n N V When von suffer from ... - ' 4 backache, frequent or scanty nrine. rheumatic pains here or there, or that constant tired, worn-out feeling, It' time to write Dr. Pierce, describe your symptoms snd get his medical opinion without charge absolutely free. This I T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP' Phones 15 SERVICE CLEANLINESS ECONOMY ORANGES Extra select ripe Oranges; T. P. W. special price, doz. 25c and 40c Florida Grape Fruit Extra fancy fruit, each 10 and 12t2r Nut Meats Fresh by mail today Pecans, pound 90c Walnuts, pound 75c Almonds, pound 90C Jones' Dairy Farm Little Sausage Pound 40c Boneless Cod Fish Fresh shipment, the package 25c Kippered Herring, Salmon and Finnon Haddiesr Fresh by express. Glace Fruits One, two and five pound boxes, pound 65C That the booking of Maude Powell for a concert In this city is merely a lest of conditions in Pendleton and that upon the response of the people will depend the booking of future big tr. csical attractions is the statement of James B. Welch who is responsible for bringing the celebrated violinist j here. S Mr. Welch, who has unly raotntl SS I returned to Pendleton after spending 35 some years in Portland where he was I connected with things theatrical, was 5 induced by Manager Pangle of the 5 Helig to take charge of Maude Pow S ell's appearance here and Mr. Pangle assured him that, if Pendleton's ap S prestation of such an attraction should 2 prove as he anticipated, he would 2 i plan to send several high class mil. Slsical attractions to this city each !ear. Incidentally he believes that sealed with an imitation. correspondence to the embassy from , an week out. many per- tne t nueu mates ana otner coaau Sl,nal letters from the I'nlted States This has applied particularly to me , Americans in Germany filter ambassador's personal mall from the ,hrough bearing no evidences ihit; "Anuric" of Doctor Pierce's i found I'nited Srtates The notes were writ-1 th(iy. wer), 0M,nei ny German censor to be 87 times more active than lithi, ten on the theory that the mail of .1 nften though, one will receive letters for it dissolves uric Scid in the yteui neutral ambassador or embassy l not wn a,,, in two or three places, as hot water does sugar. subject to censorship even In war grlowtng tney were handled h more: Ime. ihan one censor. No official explanation ever bit All mall leaving Germany. however, I been made of the opening of th" am- is subject to the most careful examl bassador's mall, but It is believe I this nation. New rules which recently mall, entering Germany with all o'h- went into effect, provide that pic er mall, is opened by the censor who tore postcards, especially postcard of Simply ask for Dr. Pierce's. Anuric Tablets. There can be no Imitation. Every package of "Anuric" is sure to be Dr. Pierced. You will liud the signa ture on the package Just as you do ou Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery I for blood and stomach. public opens everything ne gets nis rami The official mail of the Itnltedj side Germany BtatSI travels by courier. Once ev-ry this means of week a courier comes from Lindon their allies in to Herlln with a pouch forwarded from Washington Once every wee' he returns to London with from Germany. These pouches are securely sealed and so far no official pouch has been opened by the Ger man authorities and no regular cour ier has been Interrupted. The our lers declare that German. English and buildings, cannot he sent out tuples have been oslng WORRY, DESPOKDBHtT. Kidney Disease Is suspected by modlcal communicating with men when patients complain 01 oar a a.-no neutral countries An l11, ':5.ul" Vufni other new provision Is that envelopes I pgjmagp, fhogi ncrul symptoms are rhen lined with thin tissue paper cennnt I matlc pains or neuralgia, headaches, li be used to send letters oiitsid of dluy spells. Irritability, despotiiency. weakness and general misery, worry Germany because spies can too easily hide something between the envelope' and the tissue lining Thus one can see why mall censors have developed a prodigious ability to pry Into let ters and postcards of all kinds, no or dest'na- U a. frrvment e.msn snd Sometimes & symptom of kidney disease. Thousands have testllled to Inimedlatn relief from these symptoms after using Dr. Pierce' Anuric Tablets. 1 Hitch officials do everything possible matter what tho origin t.i assist them in their monotonous tlon. the coming to big attractions big factor in securing a modern theater for for oadl' The Peoples Warehouse Where it Pays to Trade iutitiiiiiiiiiHiMmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii imiiiiit iiiiiiiiiiiiuimi people of that city. Pendleton has sent many dollars to Walla Walla'j theaters and Mr. Welch plans to bring some of them back. Pullman Inqulrv Dropped. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19. In stigation of rates, service and labor here' m ruiiwHMi " in California was -dropped by tne Kail- id Commission of I aliform, after intermittent hearings since April advertising; lf Th'" company, it was said, eom- l plied in part with tne commission s II views by increasing porters' wages. Pr telic allv .til .injections I" ' ' by the mmission at several hearings, were held to spring from the tipping svs-teni. . will be S t Pendlel 2 shows. Mr. Welch is not only Si Maude Powell in Pendleton. he S spreading the news of her coming " over the ciintv and l.idav went t S u-.ii,. vv.ii. i.,,.,.., ,h m.i.i.'"mpany,s methods, advanced KiurHsh to KconomlflC LONDON. Jan. 20. The British government is preparing to enforce economy to relieve the international exchange situation, President P.unri man of the board of trade Informed the house of commons Possibly, ar ticles not strictly necessary will be excluded, and then the I'nlted States will be the principal trade sufferer Troop llcui'li KTP1. PRETORIA. South Africa. Jan S The first South Afrlcun brigades sent to Egypt have arrived at their destination, it was offlclallj announc ed This is the first intimation ih.tt South African forces have been sent Into Egypt, presumably to mee the reported Turko-German Invasion WAR BEATS FDUA (Contlnued from page one.) this spot, the very next day. dead British and French soldiers were to lie among the holly shrub and th? Bulbars were to charge with bayo net, shouting their cry of ne Nosh ' "It's been cold here." exclaimed the soldier, "but I've been healthier than I've ever been before in my life. Why when the war began I couldn't stand any hardship. If I wasn't in bed by 10 o'clock every night I suffered all day for it. I had indigestion terribly. Now I haven't slept In a bed for five months and I eat anything, anything, and enjoy it. War beats pills. I tell "Ne Pr!t. 'ou Hong Kong Cafe aJTD NOODLB PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey HOT TAIALES 15c etatstde Tray Orders a Specialty. Boxes for ladles snd gentlemen OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT AND UP MEALS StC Special Chicken Sundays Dinner 548 Main Street Next to E 0 Bldg Phone 0 and a half a dipper full of whiskey! every' day," explained a soldier. "And we need it in the cold, too." I figured it out as amounting to a quart of wine, and three fifteen cent drinks of whiskey. "Are you a tourist?" asked one of the Frenchmen. "Mon Dlu. you silly:" exclaimed his "All this artillery firing makes me friend. "What would a tourist be laugh today. That big English gun doing here? He's a newspaperman." isn't hitting anything and there are I explained that six of us had been three Hulgarian batteries over there brought out to the battlefield and that haven't hit anywhere near an f tnat 1 nad 8' lost from the main body. They ought to send word to Party but that we were to gather each other about how far they're at the waiting automobiles at five missing. If they don't help each other o'clock. they'll waste an awful lot of ammu. j "Well, it's time to go then." said nltion " j m" friend, looking at his wrist watch, . , . i . , c-ii I "Good luck to you." they all iald. He had to be going at last. W ould i. t .v. . a im. v.i. I went away I wished them goo 1 I walk along the road with him. . ' .... 7. luck too. for they needed it more than "Right around the turn here some1. of the Bulgarian shells are well aim-, What happened t0 these mn,h ed." he said. "They are paying a , 24 nouril lau,r wh,n lh(. ,. good deal of attendt.on to this tum rusheB , don.t know this afternoon." ' Was all the new health of the little It was like getting ready to jump 1 French soldier the new hea'th of into a cold bath to start off with him. which he was so proud ended by a I knew that after I got my fee: to Bulgarian bullet or a Bulgarian bay- FREIGHT RATES VIA ATLANTIC SEABOARD ARE RAISED 8 CENTS onet trust? On the hillside as I returned per haps a hundred yards from the French battery which topped the hill another shell burst. "They never shoot a shell at a V Coo Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES HOT TAIALES CHILLI CON CARRE SP ANISH STYI-E LUNCHES COFFEE Brerytsuac deaa sod up-to-ftate SI ROT CLASS SHRVICB TEA 3c Packaxs Under State Hotel Cer We sad C"ottowod 8t. Phone M7 Peadleton. Or working they would carry me along I but the hard part was not to make I an excuse and return to the ravine My right foot started, however, and I then my left and. fifty feet further on we passed the turn and faced a rrile stretch o: coat, cut along me wc ataCM man: its too expensive, my of thn hill. Below us was the valley i frend had told me. This was a .-om- iof Poetorino: across it four miles! ,orting thought To the Bulgarians i away were the hills, where the Bul-jacrowl tne valley the little dots of I garlans were A few soldiers were ; human beings that passed singly along on the road, walking singly. ( this road weren't worth potting at! j " Along here you may get a shell , with shells that cost about 125 each any time " said the Frenchman "I : It was good to feel like a dot: to' have to walk along here a dozen times know that though a New York laaur-l la day to get to my dugout from theance company thinks your life worth i kitchen back there in the ravin some thousands of dollars, the Bui-' i Want to see my dugout?" j gars counted it less than $25. ; t rti.i ,H ooart.r mile walk! K at the automobiles the party I along the road brought us to a little garnering in ravine on the side of which was a sol ,ii.r' hm. ortiv .. hoi- t.nrt nartlv Of us had heard from some a tent. Two othr soldiers in the dug out were packing up their belongings "lust to be ready, if we go." they xplained. On a fire outside th dugout was a tin pall, with steamlns contents It wasn't coffee; It wasn't PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 20. Ocean freights, affecting the North Pacific grain crop, advanced S cents a bush el Tuesday, according to word re ceived from the Atlantic seaboard by Portland exporteds The bulk of the grain crop is now being moved overland to ports on the Atlantic and then by ship to Eu'op Two weeks ago rates on wheat were twenty-two pence a bushel from New York to Liverpool. Tuesday they climbed to 26 pence and it Is feared the end is not yea. The congestion of freight at Atlan tic terminals is little better than two: weeks ago and ships are Just as si.irce say agents for the Portland export-1 ers. WAGE INCREASE IS GRANTED TO 2,000 AULENTOWN. Pa., Jan. 20. A 1 ! wae increase ranging from 7 to ill I ! per cent has beer given the 2000 em. ! ployes of the North Hampton plant of j ! the Atlas Portland Cement company SSar here, according to announce-1 nent. Few Antf-rioano (io to Ormfliiy. BKRL.IN. Jan. 15 Nearly 10n,0j strangers came to Berlin In Novem ber, declare official reports. Of this, number 43S5 came from foreign lands hut only 89 from America. The num ber of visitor was exactly :ti.')56 Compared with 71.271 a year ago. The. lore.K.tc.s ,... ...... """ ; nouncement here t.ereo ..... . , . l()n aack! ,,y Kngland. 2; swenen. .ut; IKS; Denmark. J592; Belgium Holland. 450: the Balkans. 16S; zerland. lit; Asia, 6: and A flit llsnv Name i-iaoi Chief. ALBANY. Ore.. Jan. 20 Paul Dawson has been appointed assistant chief of the Albany fire department He succeeds William Woods, who has moved tit Roseburg. The appoint. ment was mads by Fire I'hlef burn. 1550, tr way, 2-1; Hvvit- PKMW.EJTON PKOVI.K ;irr infant ACTION Those who have used It In Pendle ton are astonished at the INHTANT action of simple buckthorn bars. Kast-1 glycerine, etc as mixed In Adler l-k.t Hecause It act on DOTH lower an I upper bowel. ONE KPOONFl'L A'' I! an- Renew struggle. ler-l-ka relieves almost A.NY CABT. VIENNA. Jan. 20. The Russians, constipation, sour stomach or gas It have opened a .new offensive east of removes such surprising foul roa.lt-r I'jernowltz. according to official an-. that a few doses often relieve or pre- Four mass forma-1 vent appendlctls A short treatment the Slavs, the state.-helps chronic stomach trouble TJI- ment said, have been repulsed. man A Co. Greek Piutesl Rumored, t'lKNNA. Jan. 2". Greece sent a nme Tuesday to entente diplomatic representatives demanding evacuation ..f t'.n-ek territory according to a dis patch received here by the Neue Frelt. Pre-se from Sofia. Homestead Bill Passe WASHINGTON. Jan. 19 Thr house passed the conservation bill providing for the homesteading o! 640 acres of stock raising purposes First Rational Bank PENDLETON, OREGON BAD WEATHER HOLDS UP BRITISH RELIEF the the battle gTound. rum hove It was half and half, had two drinks of l.t I mi It h departure 1 Ever- ' ne soldier that the French and British were go ing to fall back: We all put tvo and two together on the way hack remembered all the signs we had seen during the day the fugitives, the trains bound for (Jreec. and fullv agreed this: LOOKING FOR WORK F.verywhere men complain about work; even boys and girls in school or business find work tedious and irk some, but it isn't the work half so much as their own lack of physic.il strength that makes it hard. Rich blood, strong lungs and health ful digestion make work pleasurable in bu.iintss, in school or even house work, and if those who are easily tired who are not sick, but weak and tiei vous would just take Scott's Emu! cmn for nnp month and let its mire lain announced in the house of com- ; concen,raled f(Xx create rither bloo. no-, .or, r., - ... ,1 10 puisaie tnrougn cvtiy at.t.j ...... vein let it build a structure of healthy tissue and give you vigorous strength you would rind work easy and wo d look for more. Insist on Scott's. ttctXta Bowuc. BluotuOctd, N. J. IS-JS ESTABLISHED 1882 UOttDON, Jan 21 Relief oxp.--ditlon forces bound for Kut-el-Ama-ra have been unable lo make further progress because of "atrocious" wea ther. Secretary for India Chamber- Known For It's Strength mons. ix mile I.ater in the even thf-i we were right. ,ng we found 130,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT GO AT 1 DOLLAR I,A ORAKDS, ore Jan. IS. Ons hundred and thirty thousand bushels of wheat, bringing an even dollar each bushei. were sold yesterday by a score of ranchers to the Klddl. in. tercet. After the i.irchase which cost the millers $13''. "00 even, wheal sank a cent In Chicago today during tne noon hour. Scores of wheat men were holding for a dollar and most of ihi m let go the mn mem thst price wis quotes. i Stop the Grippe when It's Still a Cold FOR SALE (iOOD SKVKN ROOM, TWO STORY HOI'HK KUMM.M Has gas, electric lights, and all modern convenience, rinse to the t'nlon Station. Can be bought for $200 down and ttb.tt per month, with Interest at 8 per cent on deferred payments. Ooofl chance for a railroad man. Seller would also take cattle In part payment. This Is a good buy and will not remain long on the market at Brf price. 1ATL00K-LAATZ INVESTMENT CO. 112 Fat Court Bt. PURE BLOOD MAKES HEALTHY PEOPLE Hood'- Sarapaiilla removes erofnls -or. boSt snd other eruption-. le.-uiie it drives out of tuc blood IS Immor? that c3t:.e them. EruptieM cannot be s:!cetfullj t.-ssted wi'h extenul p.li ation became these eatitiot purify the blood. Hood lanep rilla makes neb. red bits.., pel the digjinn, :! MkSs 'iji whi !j s; itsfla In lisl mi hjvintr Hood's. Get it lls-rate (Ml Mavor K.dpli. SAN FRANCMCO, Jan. IK.--Mayor 1 Jan.es J. Rolph Jr. Is recovering from an operation for appendicitis today A bulletin issued by the major's phy ' slcians stated Hnlph's condition Is ei ' cellent IAN j iiiMiiiitiiiiiiilMllllimilllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMU HOODI ES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES j : 1 fArV'Q KWONG HONG LOW VXVJl JL W I4 Weit A1U St.. Upitairi. Phone 433 HIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll,ll7 s Today's OdJet SUMT. ! N INN IMn, Man.. Jan 2". : W J. Le Im. Mar of Roblln. i Man . is lo leave here today for , W.tshington, to perfer t. he save to airships with whl'h h 0 . lalms. will tarrv nine tons of iiitro-gl-. cerlne and 30 barret of gasoline, will be (M to Irav ! O I'M miles .in hour and st.t- in 4 the air it day. He Savs he Bill build twentv airships at Wash- ingt. it for th- Krltlsh navy T.i- other twentt will prate, t North American i-horei- II schisds liangerou-. FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.- IJan- Kt rous conditions in case of fire were said today to exist In II of Xan Fran cisco's schools in detailed report submitted by Thoma.' Murphy, chief of the fire department, to the board of education. Recommendations were made for correction of faults such ss Inade quate fire escapes, narrow passages, i defective locks and t. tor methods fori en tile rapid egress of P'ipll. Oeorge E. Gallagher, president of the board of education saJd he would Grippr, Pneumonia, Bromhitii, ll start from common eolda. Head thimolf by ualn Folef'i ! Honor and Tar Coropcund. "A tbise In time will save u A few doses of Foley's Honey and ! Compound taken when you feel u coming i a will save yuu a tvurl annoyance a:..I posalblc usiresv Dry narking coughs must nV I 'eglectetl. They Irntaie Hie li.roa: I and chest terribly. Th use of Fnl.'y . . Honey and Tar Compound will have j a loosening soothing effect, relieving : irritation and permitting Sleep. Here's a typical Instance of the : relief and help that comes throvujtl i ihe use of Koley's Honey and Tar ) Compound: "My little girl had s severe cold "It tuns ago," Hl sirs. LI. 0 kt- nn. or l uungstown, u, ana t ougii.ti almost cnntinuouilyi I tried lois of cough remedies anif had thr doctor treat her, but she did not gel any better. My sister recommended Tar old be IM to remedy conditions. advocate an appropriation -"-, iniey Honey and Tai Compound to me .ml I decided to gi t some ror my I chlM. The first dose I gave her re- iiev.-d tiie inflammation in tier mroat Walter" U Feed Tin Ir I nrmidoved. HAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.- Two free meals a day will lie given all un- mploved union waiters, it was an nounced at a restaurant to be estate llshed at once In the headquarters ,,( Waiters' t'nlon No, ". Money wai appropriated to buy food. The unem ployed will prepare ,nd serve ihe and after using only one fifty cent bottle the cough left her and her throat and lungs were entirely free from inflammation, since thai tim I always keep a bottle of Foley Honey and Tar Compound In ihe house in ease -r emergency, as I know H Is a lure rnr for noighs and t 'tlds. It was tl.e i.e-ans .if saving v little fflrl and 1 recommended II itjftir- Sold Ei erywhere. UNITED STATES Examiners make a thorough inspection not lean than twice each year. In addition to this five (5) sworn statements are handed to the U. S. Government every year. Grasp these facts and you will realize what a hifh degree of SAFETY AND PROTECTION we gif every customer. Glad to have you come and see us. The American National Bank OF PENDLETON Capital and Surplus $400,000.00.