East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 02, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 2, 1916. PAGE THREE NSPECTORS SEIZE BRITISH PEERAGE IS DEVOTEE OF BLACK SUFFERING GREATLY MAGIC AT CHICAGO FROM LOSSES IN WAR Sale of Lace Curtains I -2 Price EIGHT PAGES 0 There is comfort and pleasure for the man who wears Bond Clothes $15 to 930 Suits or Overcoats This is a rare opportunity to secure your new Spring curtains at a saving of one half. We also have about two dozen odd curtains which formerly sold as high as $5.00, these we will close out at 50c each. ARV EKTlSEI) HAY To MAKE PROPOSAL IS BKINti COXSIOEUEI) PKII.SOJT8 LYVTBIBIJC FOR TO PHOVIDE UJAINHT. EX- NOMINAL CHARGE OF TIMTIOV Fancy Mixtures Originally Styled True Fitting Models A Vint Here of Mutual Bond Brothers Pendlelon'i Leading Clothien GIRLS! DAVE A MASS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR SOFT, GLOSSY. WAVY . l VI BOTTld DESTROYS DANDRUFF AM) DOUBLES' BEA1 Tl or Yont HAIR, Within ten minutes after un appli cation of Danderlne you can not find S single trace Of dandruff or failing hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please ou most will beaft er a few weeks' use. when you see new hair, fine and iowny ai first yea but really new hair growing all over the scalp. A little Danderlne Immediate)! doubles the beauty of your hair. .No difference how dull, faded, brittle and craggy, Just moisten a cloth with Danderlne: ami carefully draw it throuxh your hair taking one small Strand at I time The effect la amaz Ing your hair will ip light, fluff id wavy and have an appearance Of abundance; an Incomparable lustre softness and luxuriance. c.,1 a ll-oenl bottle of Kaowlton't Danderlne from an; drug store or mi let counter, Is as pretty hie been n rarsiess tt surely can b.te o It if Danderlne oid provi tnd soft . elected i our hair - that It Injun nil that's all yo beautiful hair an will Jiisi tr a litt! Bceantlomi kill warden. ItALBIQH N. c. Jan 31. After superintending the electrocution of two negroes here. Warden Ssle of the North Carolina penlntentlary died of apoplexy JIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIU'i f NOODLES, CHOP SUEYt CHINA DISHES GOEYS RNIIIIimillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIlJllr iMIMIIIIMIIIHIIIIMMUIIUIIHIIIIIIIIHiniMliMllinillllMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIHIUHHIIIU: r A Few Things to Do Tod&y i Second Order enough of our Rock Springs coal to fill your bin. Third Build a good big red hot fire. Fourth Congratulate yourself that you have the best fuel in Pendleton. Fifth Resolve to do it again. B. L. BURROUGHS, Inc. Cor. Webb 6 College Phone 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit Wi I Prove Benefit S. P. ENTITLED TO $2.50 AN ACRE ON LAND SAYS GREGORY Bl T III not .l DEDUCT 1'ltOM PAYMENTS AMOUNTS IN EXCESS or si M. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. Attorney General Qregory in an opinion on the Oregon & California grant holds con gress has power to appropriate monev tnd I the government, paying as a maximum Toi an acre for unsold land but de ducting the amount already received by the railroad from sa;ea in excess o, lt.it an acre Hi IggeStl the railroad be Invited iron, isc but if it is guing to any legislation that congress us, the government should In its strict rights. He says the sli-l Chamberlain bill Is satisfactory with certain amendments He propones the government on re running title to the land, at once pal taxis to the coutltbs on a basis ol the tll.uO valuation The attorney general disproved the ituker Mil which would pay $:.."id an on straight for the land, stating thli WOtlld be t- 500.000 more than the railroad Is entitled to because of sales made in excess of the limita tions The Mcl'iimber bill to recog- nls pii.ations to purchase is giro Heeood Chinese Revolution. PETROQRAD, Jan 31 A second revolution Is sweeping nurthej-n chi na according to Mukden advices. These 'reports said that the -Mongolia insurgents base occupied Kwelhwa- Ung. JM miles northeast of Peking Thi I. hi lut, eminent was said to be un suppress the Fuannan revo- BUTTER AM SOFTER LIGHT Is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures ef ours. They give a light that Illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficient) and extra beauty. Why not ,t least aee them" J. L. VAUGHAN KWONG HONG LOW 1 16 Weil AltaSt.. Upitain, Phone 433 First Call up Phone 5 and order a load of mill-ends for kindling. All short lengths and the best thing in the i world to start vour fire. A big load for a dollar and a half. minium itiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiii iik Directions Were Quite MmPle I Several persons of Title nun- Ai Ptorlded Von could .-t Black Cat read) Fallen in Battle tHi Title Walking Toward the Scttlnc Sun I Have Already HecOSBe Kviim-t ii Needed ffsi to CW Off Bar "Special Reminder" mj Be ere- anil VMUi nouns (By (,'nlled Press) I II li 'Alio, Feb. --Hla-k made baches professor to perform mir acles and to become Invisible; price, $t." Postofflce Inspector I), f. An icier was euroiia when He read that and he ordered the book. f. Kemp tnskl, the magician, wub tutnd over to the authoritleH. If you would like to become Invisible, according to h'e plan, here .- the Secret: "Catch a Murk cat hlle It In walking toward the Betting sun Cut off itB left ear. Wrap the eur In a leaf grow Ing in u graveyard. Then go borne without speaking to anyone and maintain al ienee until the following daybreak. Upon arising, the candidate for ir. rtatbltlty must walk toward the rising inn until he mpetB tne cat whose e;.r he has cut off Then he must re move the other ear Whenever the tips of the tWO ears are joined and certain magic words are repeated, the person holding the ears becomes In visible. He will remain invisible S lone U the ear tlpB touch. Girl Invent li'iiii Espkwlvc BERKELEY. Cat, Jan SI. Ilea-1 Cull-1 artist peri .isivi Though she abhors war. pretty i trice Rudawsky, University of fornla graduate who looks the i more than the scientist, is ex j on nting with a deadly expl Which she say.- Will be inole DOW erfull in, v, : than the DlOSt effective explosive ill existence. "Explosives," she says, "are as liable to peaceful pursuits as to If my experiments are sUCOessf mould like to ihink of them as a in science rather than as a n of killing more men." a. : war j ,1 i ' ten! eantj : FOR CHILDREN'S DOUGH. You cannot use anytsing better for our child's couKh and cold than Dr King's New Discovery It is prepar ed from Pine Tar mixed with healing and soothing balsams it does not contain anything harmful and if Slightly laxative, just enough to expel the poisons from the system. Dr. Nine's New Discovery is antiseptic kills the cold germs raises tne I phlegm loosens the cough ai.d soothes the Irritation. Don't put off treatment coughs and colds often i lead to serious lung troubles. 11 is ' also good for adults and the aged. C.et a bottle today. All Druggists Adv. 58 SSfl ROOKS IN I . LIBRARY. I ..lie. lion l Vvailahie lor III) t iiion of Oregon Through Pared Pom UNIVERSITY of OREGON, Ku I gene, Jan. II, Fifty eight thousand ' five hundred and eighty nine volumes me now contained in the State I'nl rrstt) library at Eugene, During HIS '.here were added b) purchase, or bi binding of periodicals. :.4.' and b) contribution lilt gene are beginning to use the library j more freelv under the parcel post i plan. Six hundred and twenty lour ' packages of lent books were mailed during 1915. A special collection of books on Oregon and of books by Oregon an : tliors is being made. EVERY THREE MINUTES ONE DIES IN THE 0. S. The Anti-Tuberculosis Scs:iety illus trates the frightful toll of consumption I by extinguishing a light ever) three minutes, and shows that it is the man or woman, girl or boy. who neglects colds, whose blood is impure, who feels i weak and languid, who is the very ; one to contract ttlbcrculosii anil ; none are immune. During changing seasons, or after : sickness, blood-quality is most impor ! tant, and if you and your family will take Scott's Emulsion after meals it will charge your blfxxi with bruit fr mjtaining rrchtrcss, quicken circulation, mil itrengthen both lunrs ami throat. Scott's is tree Irom alcohol- easy to lake it cannot harm. Oct a bottle Unlay. Scott a Duwuc. BlUomliPid. N.J. 1J-23 miiiiimiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiimmiir. non in micwu 10 inns. BY WILBUR 8 rORIvBBT, (United Press Staff Correspondent I LONDON, Feb. A proposal la being considered In the highest tJUSf. tent to provide against the extinction of Hntish peerages ijy the operations Of the war. tine peer without an hen Lord Keetoven, already haB been kill ed In action anl several heirs to pe, rages, iMluelns those of Lird Lincolnshire and Lord llibblesdale. ! have fallen, leaving no heirs to suc ceed them It Is considered possible that steps soon will be taken to ere. ate "Bpecial reminders-' for succession to titles from the female side Six titles have become extinct so far dur ing the war Al the beginning of 191?. there were 581 herlditary peers in the United States NEWS NOTES OF WESTON JUDGE I I I: Ol PENDIiETOS l VISITOR PERSONAL ITEMS or INTEREST, i special Correspondence, i WESTON, ore., Feb. 2. Judge Feel I of Pendleton, was in the cltj atur-; day transacting business. Miss Kihel ttcConnell of Spokane.! who has been visting relatives near; Weston during the month, returned home on Suturda morning's train Will Ross has none to w asntuen. . Wash., on business. His wife Is vis iting relatives In Walla Walla dui- Ing bis absence Mr. and Mrs, Burn Bannister of Athena were visit ing relatves in Wes ton during the week Mrs. I-:d Anderson made a business trip to Pendleton Monday. Ceorge Craigen is reported iUlte ill w ith heart trouble. Miss Man Von Heel' who has been operating the winter in Yakima, hn returned home. Mrs. Walling Is reported to t- very ill hi her home on Washington street. i m last Monday night at the horai of Miss Odessa KirKpatncK. u-e "II n helor Girls" organized a clu with 12 charter members Gam: were played, after which refreshments were served. BAD CHECK MAN FLEES. Illllls.ro stores Victims of Dcfravdcf W ho Dsernn iway. HILLSBORO, Ore.. Feb. L The T. C. Reynolds' grocer; and Weil's de partment store were made victims of a bad check artlat. The first check was $31.7 Tb madt man. apparent i small purchases lab. The checks were drawn on the Cornelius State Bank, payable tn A. Hogn and signed "W, Schniil ." After cashing one check Mr. Reynolds became suspici ous, but while he was telephoning Cornelius the man dashed out of the door and disappeared. Two sslusii Demolished. SAN BERNARDINO, Cat, Feb. l Omar Whltlock, of tnis city, was kecked down and killed by an auto mobile when he stepped into a street to avoid flood waters which had ac cumulated across the Bidewalk K. I, McLain, under sheriff, who I returned here, reported that Mrs Rebecca L UcNanune) was killeo during a windstorm ;n Ducerse Val-j be San Bernardino county. She was struck on the head by a piece of tim-, her which was picked up by the wind j McLain said two scnool buildings were demolished by the wind and the; debris was strewn for miles over the desert, Oregon sheep Are Finest. SALKM. Ore.. Feb. 1. With Ills': in urlr.es won b) his nerd of 2i Cots wold sheep at the Panama-PaclfK' exposition. F A Koser of Klckrcall has returned to Oregon from San Fr.im Isco. Mr. Koser's herd cap tured all the first prlr.es for sheep of this breed at the exposition Ills Baron Duke and DUchsss 111 wold ram and ewe over sheep ol similar breeds competing, from all parts of the United States anil Can ada. BREAKS A C010 IN JIISI A FEW HOURS I'tPI'.'s COLD COMPOUND" I A Dfl GRIPPE MISER l lN I .ill spi FEED -I P. You "'.in I lid grippe and break up a severe col 1 oliher In head chest, bod) or limbs, by taking a dose ol "Papa's Cold CoABOUnd" every two hours until three doses are taken. It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and air pasages in the head, stops naat) discharge or nose run ning, relieves sick headache dull ness, feverish neon, sore throat, sneez ing, soreness iitel stiffness Don't sta stuffed-tip QUtl bloa ing and Bnuffllngl Bam your throb- bine head nothing else In th Kin- such prom gl relief as f -,,1,1 compound v which cost ;r, cents at A) drug st without assistance, tastes nlc causes no Iticonvenlonce It" you get the genuine. world 'Papa's I only It acts . and $1.50 Curtains now .selling at $2.00 Curtains go at this sale for only $2.50 Curtains will be sold at i.OO Curtains, only two pair at this price ... We have one pair of $25.00 Curtains for.. ALEXANDERS H PEACE PROPAGANDIST AND HELPMATE Although Mrs. Ford did not accom- Ian her husband's peace part) on the Oscar II. she has been active in ENGLISH DISAPPOINTED AT WILSON'S SPEECH s OR SEVEN GERMAN CRAFT FAKE PART IN M l VCK ON MANY COUNTIES, LONDON, Feb. 1 A raid by six or seven Seppelin sirahips took place last night over the eastern, northeast ern and midland counUes of England, according to announcement of the war office A number of bombs were dropped, but no considerable damage has been reported. Montenegro signs React'. PARIS, Jan. 31. The peace pact between Montenegro and AUStTO-HUn-j garw was signed at Vienna at 6 p, m.) January 26. according to dispatches received here from the Geneva cure pendent of I-e Temps Under the terms of the treaty all arms, excepting the swords ol COm-j eluding generals must tie surrender-1 eil Within six days, Austria will occup) and use Monte-1 negrin territory as a base of opera Hons for the balance of the war. Montenegrins must refrain from hostile act against Austrtans Railways and forts will remain un der Austrian control for the balance of the war. AH Teutonic prisoners !,. be reieas- ei Immediate!) Civil government to remain in the hands ot Montenegrins Montenegrin peace delegates to de-j termine the location of the Montcnc art aovernment which win be held Would Revise Munitions cl. BlUSTOL Eng.. Jan. 31 De- maud for drastic revision .if the mU-l nltlons act. that the law ma) not lie used "for greater coercion and subjection of labor.' upon the pretext of war. was made by the labor con ference here In a resolution adopted WRS 0 one denting vote The resolution was presented in the Hide pendent labor parti The action of the executive cm. mlsnton "f the labor parts in parUa mint in allowing labor representa tlves to hold office in the coalition i mmmbmI sras anproi ed b u cardl 75c $1.75 Curtains are being offered at only $1.00 $4.50 Curtains going at this sale for 51.25 $6.00 Curtains can be bought at only $4.00 $16.50 Curtains are here for only $1250 Odd Curtains, about two dozen at. each the arrangements for the expedition. however, and heartily endorses the plans of her husband. Rues-ians i;. i . i . :-- - Turk. LONDON. Jan. 31 Th- Turkish defenders of Krzeum were repulsed' in an attempted offensive by Uhel Russian forces besieging the city, ac cording to a statement by the Rus sian embassy here. Turk Town Ox-uplod. PARIS. Jan. 31. Naval fusilliers have occupied Antlphllo on the coast of Asia Minor, capturing the Turkish garrison, according to an official an-1 nouncement by the French admiralty I here. Coffee Don't praise your cook's economy when she buys cheap coffee. She can save at most a fraction of a cent per cup by sacrificing iiil your coffee-satisfaction 1 Real economy means such quality as Schilling's Best richness of flavor so perfectly protected in tlu airtight tins that you I il all in your cup. Freed ot hitteri li chart, ci ,'n! ground, momylim ItaA Schilling's Best 88c $2.25 $3.00 $8.25 50c III! mm "Finest Cathartic I Ever Used" J I "Tbcr o not .i.p,- ftnd their c'fecl U q-e!. I aad Mi.-"-iin L. L. Levey. I "For a ling Urns I sutfer-.d from I tonstipatlon and liver trouble." ij i . Mr. L L. Lever "if Green Hay. Wis 'Nothing teemed ton P me. l nasi- that they bar rui I i . Tr the fln- -f it He T bvd ever .(, as tkey do pot grlr staltscatseR ku'ect u quick ncj t urn." If y ja tsa i i troubled with nnailfT sUns. P4l t'aUiaritv Tabieta will lw r. Plcsslr. to :uu thoy not I only Induce bat oral, comfortable movement, bql tbi ' l.ave a atrength I enlnfr and benefldni effect upin the intestinal trai Foley ratbsrtia Tabietl can laf. ly bs taken by any and ee ry member it your family. Like ail Foley remedies they are :,i in y i acgagea ac- cept nothing but tbs g nralne. Sold Everywhere, For Emergencies When you have a bilious at tack, or when you feel illness coming on promptly move the bowels, start the liver working and put your entire digestive system in good shape with a dose or two of the time-tested You will welcome the quick relief and often ward off a severe illness. Beecham's Pills are carefully compounded from vegetable products mild, harmless, and not habit-forming. Buy a box now. You don't know when you may need Beecham's Pills. A reliable family remedy that always Should Be at Hand Lrjert Sl. ol Air MedicoM at lw Warid. Sold "tfrki", la baaea, 10c , JSa. J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store Pendleton, Oregon Hong Kong Cafs AMI NOOIM y v m rM Noodles AND Chop Suey HOT TA MALES 15c fluialtle lr, i irilrra a -ii laio Boxes for adles nnd seniienien OPEN DAY AND ALL NIOM MEAI.S J.V NH I I' 548 Main Street i