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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1916. PAGE THREE C ontentment Contentment is the greatest goal man can ever achieve as far as he is personally con cerned. You receive comfort and perfect contentment in the clothes you wear, when they are Bond Clothes $15 to 130 Our own tailors see that your individual requirements are met in fit. We guarantee them to satis- The price is right. Bond Bros. Pendlrtoo'i Lesduif Clothiers a NOTED IUUTIK1I POET HACK TO i:ltl.V BOEJfl THREE PROMINENT jSttfk GO 10 CONVENTION perEBSoR ufosio those who W.VOIM I CANDIDACY I'ltOM DISTRICT. Three prominent democrats, Will M. Peterson, chairman of the demo r:t I central Committee nf t'maIH county, Fred J. Holmes, president ol the Lu Grande Woodrow Wilson I'lub, ami County Judge Hllyeu of Wallowa county, have nlreadv an nounced their candidacy for election as delegates from this district to the national democratic convention In tunc The district is entitled to two delegates to' that one of the three 'iiust stay at home. Judge T. H. Crawford, another prominent La Grande democrat, Is Is also seeking election from thej Mate at large. The expense to the convention must lie borne by the del ve become candidates. The La (irande Observer, speculat- i upon the outcome of the ract in tern Oregon, hi I li, dlowini JOHH AtUrrney's Hod) I 'muni. I'KIAH, Ctli Jan. 10. Police were Unable to shed any light on the slay. Coffee It's easy to spoil good toffee in the grinding. If it's uneven, if there's chaff in it, it may be bitterish, muddy, lifeless. Schilling's Best is first cracked and freed of bit terish chaff ; then cut into even bits and the fine coffee-dust blown-out. Of course, it must then be sealed at once in air tight tins to hold-in all its rich, fine flavor for you Even grinding is economy -ever)' hit he pi ftaior the cup. Ing of Carter W. Itohrberg, Covelo attorney, who was found dead in a field near his cabin. His right breast was torn away by a shotgun charge. ine gun. his own was round mile away. GERMANS HAVE LOST HALF MILLION MEN DECLARE BRITISH LONDON, Jan. 10, More than 600,000 men killed outright and more than 2.000,0(10 put out of action bj wounds, capture and disease Is the cost of the world war In Germany to date, according to an announcement made In parliament by I'nder Seere tar of War Tennant. The total Herman casualties, Ten nant s report said, are 1,111,7(1. "f these fj,SS.S6 were slain outright The German Mounded were given as l..f6ii.649. and the Teutons were said to have lost 3.16.153 prisoners r ! wijlM.n uiese it,g a lea or tneir wounus ana of sickness "Friends of Mr. Holmes contend that his wide acquaintance in Wal-j Iowa county and his standing In, Union county make it almost foreor- dalned that he and Hilyeu will be the selections In Wallowa county. In ilJolm Mast-field.) Pendleton, seers argue that Mr. NKW VciIIK, Jan. 20 John Muse- Holmes will draw a liberal vote along! 1 field, noted Hellish on.., uv... ....... a i... ... r... .v,n .u f, -' ' "iiu . ' ' i vs i Ii Bl, rVHIVVll, imr III. Irti Hi' l life as a sailor ana bartender, and west In the district one looks, the became a poet and playwright. La I stronger Mr. Peterson ought to be. is here for a lecture tour In New while to the east and Interior coun-l Kngland anil the mtudle west. He! tics. Mr. Holmes should draw the! returned only recently from Gal lipoid heavier vole. Mr Holmes has busi- a half""rre Wlm w'th the British for-iness and personal acquaintances! ices as a Red Cros agent, having rait-j throughout Baker. Grant. Harney, ltd money to fit out a picket boat and Klamath. Lake and Malheur that barge, used for the conveyance of should give him a lead there. CoUn- woundod soldiers and sailors. ties in which the Pendletonian might In 111! hla poem. 'The Bverlast- have a shade the best of acquaint ing Mercy," won for him the Ed. ances might be Umatilla, Sherman, mond de PollgnaC prize Of fSOQ fromlWaaCO, Hood Itiver. Morrow and the Koyal .Society or Literature for! Wheeler. There ire 16 counties In the best work of pure literature of the district the year. -j,. Holmes-Peterson-Bllyen race In IMS his tragedy ".Van" excited! is a peculiar one. in view nf the fact wide attention here when It waa pic- two are to be selected, the vote will ed In the Hudson theater, at the Ac-1 be paired greatly. Hence In view of tors' Fund benefit. All his work I the conditions. It is natural to sup- 1s marked b leTse. vigorous Knglish and some of it Is derived from , er. sonal experiences, notably his de scriptions of voyageB before the mast and of the rough side of life. Come To This Great White Sale and Save on Everything That's White Sale of Toweling 10c Quality, White Sale Price 9f 12i2c Quality, White Sale Price llf 15c Quality, White Sale Price l'-iC 18c Quality, White Sale Price lf 20c Quality, White Sale Price le 25c Quality, White Sale Price 22c 35c Quality, White Sale Price 31c 50c Quality, White Sale Price 45c 65c Quality. White Sale Price 5C 75c Quality, White Sale Price 67C All Towels on Sale 5c Quality, White Sale Price 4$ 10c Quality, White Sale Price t 121j.c Quality, White Sale Price I t 15c Quality, White Sale Price ............. ISf 25c Quality, White Sale Price 22c 35c Quality. White Sale Price 310 50c Quality. White Sale Price 45 65c Quality. White Sale Price ." 75c Quality, White Sale Price 7c $1.00 Quality, White Sale Price 90 $1.25 Quality. White Sale Price SI. 12 $1.50 Quality, White Sale Price SI. Ill pose that in Umatilla county Peterson and Holmes and Hilyeu will pair: in ! Union, Holmes opponents will split ! up for both are favorably known I here. The farther into the interior The last time he visited this city the analysis Is carried, the less defin was twenty-one years ago. when .itle.l ibis nalrim will become however had Just finished a t oy-1 and a more acute triangular light age These casualties. Tennant said. I were for the German empire only, i l'he do not include the losses of th ! Austrian. Bulgarian or Turks. The total casualties nf the Teutonic allies it is estimated from the figures nlven , material by Tennant must reach well over 4- . ooo.iioti men if two years and was hunting or a Jot, on shore All he OOttld get gas a place as "handy man" in a Ittle hotel In Greenwich Milam. will be developed In I'matilla and Wallowa, however the vote is expect ed to run strictly In pairs, rather than triangularly. where his duties were to wash alass-I ee "bounce" undesirable guest and id as bell boj That life gave him Plvr I Aral Rnff COURT AT BAKER ASKED TO SUSPEND ATTORNEY Schill m- s Best BAKRR, ore.. Jan. 10, Alleging that Paul C. Uorinltzei. acquitted luring the last term of circuit court on the charge of obtuinlng money under false pretenses. Is bringing the practice of law in Baker county Into disrepute through disregurd of th" ethic of the profession. District At torney (iodwin filed this looming n petition Mlth Circuit Judge Anderson asking that Dorinltzer's privilege of law be suspended. ptcific charges of passing worth for his pen In later -.ears though he held the Job only about tlx weeks, changing them In a carpet fac. lory in Yonkers, At hi hotel he said he could not remember the exact location of the Greenwich village hotel, but It was not far from Jefferson Market, and he expects to look It up while m th:' city. Outpoints Opponent in Six Round Bout KARL SNYDER, HIGH BC1HJOI STI RKXT, SHOWS ABIMY IN THE KING. oi l i:in or RACKING IV GRIPPE COUGH T WEAKEN. For the severe racking cough lhat pructi "me with la grippe. Foley Hone ami rar Compound i" wonnei tuii checks, debauchery, attempting healing and soothing It eases the , ntlmldat city officials Into giving lightness over the cheat, raises ihe jp prisoner!, coaching prisoner n phlegm eaall) and helps the racking, the count) Jail to testify falsel and tearing cough that Is so exhausting , neouraatng litigation, are made in and weakening It il Collins, ex- ,np petition. oostmaster. Harnegat. .V J , sa ' Folev's Honey and Tnr Compound soon stopped the severe la grlpp" . ough that Completely exhausted me. It can't be heat " "it seems to me thai this man UM violate. i his oath a un attorney. In which even the public should be pro tected." Mr. Godwin said this morn ing. "The proceedings will clear the matter up." Mr. Godwin asserted that he filed Whj Vou should Pse Chamberlain's t ough Itcmcdy. Because It has an established repu tation won by it good works. Because it is most esteemed by mose wno nave used it for many years, us occasion required, and are best aciiuatnted with its good qualities. T I . .. oecnuse n loosens ana relieve a cold and aids nature In restoring the system to a healthy condition. Because it does not contain opium or any other narcotlo. Because It is within the reach of all It only cost a quarter, obtain able everywhere Adv KSY NEW YEAR'S KKsHl TIOS THAT ll,l, MAKK XKH lts..lve lo take better care of vW lhe Petition not In his capacity a to health the coming year It ie money In your pocket Itesolve to get rid ot that In grippe cough It Is weailni i our Strength and weakening vour svatein. Hesolve to use only Foley' lt..ne and Tar. for It I prompt. uiv and effective, and goe to the right spot fr la grippe and bronchial i iiugh. cold, croup, tickling throat, ind hoarseness Itesolve to be well and si rung, and Foley's Honey and Tar will help you. Sold everywhere district attorney, practitioner. but as private To Kill All VtUIMMi WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. Ellaeo Arredondo, General Carranza's am bassador designate, announced Car ranxn's decree that "all person are authorized to capture and execute without trial" anl Villa. Ixipez or Castro bandits WAR ODDITIES, MANCHESTER. Defending war at the Manchester Cathedral, the Archbishop of York said: "It Is on the anvil of trial by the blows of sac rifice and of sorrow that the life of man is shaped to its noblest form." LONDON It is announced that there is a dearth of artificial limbs in Kngland for the first time in history. Today And A Generation Hence sown hi Bootlegging Set. USWI8TON, Idaho, Jan, l. Ot lMtlpffclni' oharRPH J. K. Elicft, drug Riatj Khs Hatiruok am! Hornier Mc Laughtttt, mploys of thf Uicv rK store; Mrs. Jennie Mooro, nmnnirer 'f the xfnr) IimUhiik htnise. a no Mrs. A mm Dark, proprietress of the AssemMv Hotel, and .lames Horsey ami loorne Howard were nrreted GREAT SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Lot 1, 19c Ladies' Lawn Aprons, beautifully trim med in Val. Laces and fine Swiss Embroid ery. Regular values to 50c, now 19t Infants' Nainsook Gowns, neatly trim med in hemstitched ruffles. Regular 35c, now 19 Infants' Bibs, daintily trimmed in fine Val. Lace 19 Infants' Vests, extra good values, both in cotton and wool 19 Children's Pants, two styles, lace trim med and hemstitched ruffles 19f Lot 2, 59c Crepe Gowns, regular 75c value. Corset Covers, prettily trimmed in Val. Lace. Corset Covers, embroidery trimmed, good serviceable garments, 75c. Fine assortment of Ladies' Aprons, 59c. This lot includes a fine range of wearing apparel for children and infants, including dresses, gowns, petticoats, in both outing and wool flannel. Lot 3, $1.29 Ladies' Pique House Dresses in white. Ladies' Gowns, trimmed in wide em broidered yoke, fine material. Princess Slips, trimmed in Cluny Lace. Princess Slips trimmed in Val. and Emb. Combination Suits, trimmed in Val. Emb. Maderia Emb.. Cluny. Petticoats made extra wide in several styles, trimmed in torchon, Val. and Emb. Infants' very fine nainsook Dresses. Ladies' Shirt Waists, organdy, voile a"nd lawn. Lot 4, $2.98 This lot contains all the finer underwear, consisting of Gowns, Shirts, Combination and Princess Slips of the famous La Grec que Tailored Underwear. All White Furs One-Half Price "PORTLAND. OAYWA' f Vacation In Portland, with side trips outside, will give you an en joyable occasion. Make the Multnomah your headquart ers. Service better, rate con sistently lower. (V riHima. per day Sl.On 100 rooins with bath, per 6j l.Su loo room with bntti, per daj 2. on "A'o Isriie ontnld rooms. hath, per da; Il.fto Bxtr. per.oo in room, ad ditional I . on here. The arrests followed quiet Investi ! gatlona hy ;i special detective em ployed by County Attorney Harry The flight of time makes n think of the future. The baby of today reflects what great nw mar be acquired when ha trows up. Ami any InHueuce that bring relief to the tipectant uiuiori I ft oir ui.i .uii, : i;f;y grentest of obligations. There Is a splcadiit remedy known a nin iinilw,r Uo.! lam Mother' FHend'tMt 1 "7 : : bas been a safrguard. Kumanm. waan . jn. ih a helpful dally lain- Following the closing of mills nee, to a boat of throughout the county, the liurl'or women. Applied erter- i.i.. ,,. ' , , nally to tlie muscles I ' " . ... thev heenme nlUnt. : shortuge The supply of mill wood they stretch without nndue pain, there Is an is about exhausted and coal In pfov IIIMM AT Tl ,1 I I IM IUTTM It. HVilhlul by taking away the burden of leaning all to Just natural conditions. There Is In "Mothers Friend" the aired Ing a hig seller, about 200 tona he l Ing sold here In the Inat two day. and Immediate help that all expectant mots- by their own band, guided y their own minds, they learn at once tba en require. by their blessed relief from morning sickness result ing from undue stretching. They experlenca dally calm and nightly rest. It is Indeed "Mother's Friend." Get a bottle today of any druggist. Then write DradAcld Regulator Co., 410 Lamar Dldg., Atlanta, Oa., for ono Of the most entertaining and valuable HtUa hooks ever presented. It M worth writing (or. Itlrkrvall BdMol Hums. DA LAB, ore.. Jan. 19. The four room high school building at lllck renll was totnlh deslroved hy fire with nil Its furnishings. Fire started from i defective flue above the fllinaer Lots ISililU. Insurance $4iio. The building whs two years old and Has one ol the matt modern In the OOUnty. Karl Snyder, popular Pendleton high tohool youth and cne of the best amateur boxers that this city has seen, last evening lastly outpointed ! Steve l.lchter of Kilensburg it, a I scheduled six round main event at a I smoker given by the Moose in their I hall The bout only went three rounds and a half, the referet stop I ping it and holding Snyder's hand i aloft in token of victory. Snyder had I.itchter In a bail way It the third, sending him to hl.s knees with a stiff left to the Jaw. In the opening round the Elensbug youth, who Is rangy, dashed at the Pendleton boy like a battle charger, but. though he took several windmill swings at him. couldn't connect. Snydei- laid back and let his opponent do the dancing aiound though he did slip across a couple of left body pur.d.es. Toward the end of We second Snyder connected with I.ichter'a nose and slowed the latter up perceptibly. Karly In the third another blow to the nose started the claret freely and the punch to the law sent l.lchter to his knees The fourth had hardly hegttn before Snyder landed another stiff lett atld then uncorked a rlsht. the two sending the other to the floor again He was not out and Wanted to continue but he was so apparently outclassed that the good of the sport demanded that the bout be Stopped The boo! between Bddle Williams and Bob Ora . Ia9 pounders, ended almost before it benan It started lively but Oray. claiming that he had received a blow in foul territory but blftJIllnl himself for It, suddenly doubled up and left the ring. The opener was a four roun 1 go between flyweights, KM Do tier, the scientific Pendleton Juvenile. and Young Koppe of LoS Angeles, No dedal on was given but Dosler, who was a little the heavier and a better boxer, had the better of it However, Keppe was game ana gave Dosler a better go than most of his opponents rne evenings entertainment 'as enlivened by two cockfights between game roosters owned by John Iiyei unit Tommv t4rnnrt The sours of lln cocks were murfle.1 an lhat no hirmiW could be done. In the first bout Dyer's white rooster had Ihe better of the go and in the final one Smart's veteran scrapper had the edge on the other rooster. ALEXANDERS VALUES WORTH WHILE Hay is sainv In Baker. merii-an Soldier is Hdd. BAKER. Ore.. Jan. 19. Scarcity oil NEW YORK, Jan. 20. Albert Clark hay is being reported in several parts a private in the Fifth I'nited States of the district. Complaints have been J Infantry, was removed from the steam received from parts of Grant and Mai-1 ship Santa Maria at Jamaica by a heur counties for some time, but Ba ker county is now hoping that an early spring will relieve the situation. In Iiwer Powder Valley there is hardlv enough to feed the cattle, while in Kasle Valley the situation is such that IIS a ton finds read buy. erg. t is expected the price will go much higher before the cold w eather j Washington under orders to report tc British neutrality officer, according to passengers who arrived here on the Santa Maria After being detain ed ashore several hours Clarke was allowed to return to the ship and pro ceed here. Clark who had served 19 months in the canal zone, was proceeding tc Coel shortage L Frit. Zl'KICH. via London. Jan. ttv A large part of Austria-Hungary Is suf fering severely from a shortage of coal. In Budapest electric lighting of the streets has been suspended, and private consumers have been notified that they might soon expect the cut ting off of their electric supply. In Vienna cooking with gas baa teen forbidden. abates. The long dry season gave only a partial crop, and the early win ter caused feeding much earlier than usual, and the combination has caus ed the scarcity. Husband spanks Wife: Divorce. l.i is am;f.i.F.s. Jan. II. Charging that her husband had turned her over his knee and spanked her. Mrs Kate Alhu has applied for a divorce from John Albu. a rancher. $100 Reward, $100 The readers of this paper dll be pleased to learn that there la tt least one dreadee: the Adjutant-General and was in full uniform when he was temporarily re- tm , J ! !, , V, Baal. , . ,, i. ; .,, . . .." -m., ' , ..disease that science has been able to cure flies the American flag. This is said 1 1 l ttB stages. ,n( that hi cstarrb. r. to be the first time soldier has been removed under simi Bear Tills fn Mind. "I consider Chamberlain's Oough Remedy by far the nest medlcin- In the market for colds and croup." sas Mrs Albert ltlosser, Uma. Ohio Many others are of the same opinion. Obtainable everywhere -Adv. I'nited Statel : tarrh being greatly Influenced hy eoetrtlfn uonsl conditions requires eonatltuttonsl llntmanr It. It'. r'n L. ....... lar conditions from an American ves. : Internal!, and acta thro the Blood oa the sel since the war of IS II. ' Mucous Surfices of the Systen thereby d Clark w as born near Vienna. Aus- ! I"'0 ,h, foundation of the disease. Its , . . , Ing the patient strength by building up the tria. but has taken out his first natu- constitution sod assisting nsture la doln Palliation papers ! Its work The proprtetoes have m much faith In the coratlee powers of Hall's tarrh Cure that they offer One Hundred Del Pood Made From BMSSS. ; tars for any rase that It falls Is cure gend WASHINGTON. Jan. 0 Deuart- " in or testtmnoisi. Owes Her (iood Health to Chamber-: Iain's Tablets "I owe my good health to Cham- berlsin s Tablets." writes Mrs R 1. 1 Neff Cvookston Ohio "Two yen ago 1 was an Invalid due to stomach trouble 1 took three be lles of these Tabids m l have since been In the best of health." Obtainable every- a, RESIDENTS WALK FORTY MILES TO TAKE A BATH OATMAX. Arts., Jan 1 '.' How would you like to walk 10 miles every time you took a bath. That's what the eitlxens of this place have to do Klther ! that, or pay cents a gallon for water The mining boom Is making the town grow at the rale of about 100 persons a day The local water supply has to be tc. lined from Needles, Cab. 40 a Rlltea uwav One enterpnsina , citizen has a tent that hrliK hlni in IISO a month He has Installed elirh! cots which he rents at II each a night. nient of Agricultural chemists are ex amining samples of new foods from animal bones and blood Invented since the war began by a llerman scientist at Cologne, Bozivan Is the name Kivon to the blood food. The llerman ministry of trade and Industry Is InvestlgattnK the scien tist s assertions that he has developed nourishing foods. Samples of the food were sent to the I'nited States l'i an American consul in Germany, Address: F J t'HKNKY a Ohio Sold by all Pruggbrts. 7 STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Says Cream Applied In Nimtrils Kelievea Head -v oids at (luce. offcv t I 1 .-i- I, Ife CKF.AT FALLS. Mont.. Jan. t) fjlgegs Myers shot and killed his wife1 here because. ee-wltnesses sa. Mrs -Myers refused to give her husband s cup of coffee Mers Is in Jail, suffering from In , Juries received from persons who witnessed the shooting where kltflH'nor xiv War's I .ml LONDON. Jan. l-I,ord Kite er announced In parliament that sage of the military service bill provide England with all troops n e l In the war If your nostrils are flogged ni your head Is stuffed and pag I ' breathe freely because W a cold or catarrh. Just get a small battlg of ray s i"reiim llalin at am dTUg stmt Applv a little of this fragrant. mt septic cream Into voir nostrils and let It penetrate through avery air I 'lineage of : our head, soothing out healing the Inflamed, swollen mu o,i. membrane and "U get Instant relief. h' HOW good It feels Tour Rrst. trlls are pen ur head is clear, no more hawking tnuffllgf, blowing: M more b a. I i try nasi or struggling for breath Fly's Cream Halm Is Jue what sufferers from head Sgigg and