East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 05, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1916. EIGHT PAGES BEDDING HOW ABOUT YOUR COMFORTERS BLANKETS, SHEETS, PILLOWS, Etc? Our stock you'll fine is complete in every detail quality the best. I CAPITOL AT OTTAWA Library News in Ml. n FOR STARTING FIRE B&ilev b i relight MoHtfc E?lf siU'll Child Ut, first reatler. Blaisde.t Child life, third u rn.Hr. RTOOetf- Uolden Qoom Brooke Man in (he Moon, Hrmvn- Jinv'le primer. Br; ce Kohert " bout jjHI in IIIIIIIMIIIII Illlllilllllllllllll MIIIUI IIIIWI EXTRAORDINARY j Farms and Farm Values COMFORTERS Largest sizes, in scroll stitch ami tied, silknline and sateen covering, with cotton filliiig, some wool. Each 98 to 810.00. BLANKETS Come in all cotton, cotton and wool, and all wool. Best quality. Cotton Blankets, grev and white 50f to $2.00. Wool Blankets, all colors $4.00 to S1S.00. PILLOWS All pillows filled with feathers, best quality ticking, feather proof. The pair ' .... USt to 810.00 SHEETS Torn sizes before hemmed, best qual itv sheeting, no seams. Each 75 to 91.25. IIIMois.il CANADIAN I'Mll.U WENT BUlIdHXG DESTKDV- reader. F.l BY FLAMES. " Camp fin- girls l18. I t'hisholm- Stories for Two i.om- IM Uvo and Other year old. rt Mix-dug it i, feared Thejf Aiv Chlahohn Stories for Dead liivcKtiatii),, will lie Made year old. to Oetmiiinc Cause FHimes Kol-1 ChllhOlm Stories for lowed b) Kii"sioii. yar old i Grover Art literatim OTTAWA, (int., Feb. 5. Two Io pr-mM, minion policemen ami two commoM atendahta who were working with other men In the (Atamber below tin speaker's anartSIS when the roof fell s very ight nine ' readers, 5 are declared to have r ei n killed. Thi 1'clock prides GLACE TAFFETA One of the new silks of the season, 36 ehea wide, soft finish, yet a heavy. texture evening wear. all shades i The vard str et and $2.00 PALM BEACH SUITING A new suiting that washes like linen. Comes in the natural linen shade with green and blue stripes, and plaids; 36 inches wide. The vard 25c FRENCH SERGE Finest quality French serges, 42 and 50 inches wide; all wool; especially for suits and dresses: combined with taf feta, makes a very stylish garment. Comes in all shades. The vard 85C to $1.50. MADRAS SHIRTING Soft finish madras shirting for house dresses, boys' and men's shirts; comes in a few of the best designs and color ings; 32 inches wide; fast colors and launders fine. The vard 250 DRUG SUNDRIES UNDERPRICED H iiOo Fears Soap 13c 5 25c Palmers Almond Meal 19c 25c Woodbury's Face Powder 19c is 50c Mealine Rice Powder 29c s 50c Pozzones Face Powder 39c 50c La Blache Face Powder 39c m 50f Melba Face Powder 39c H 50c Sempre Givone 39c s 25c Melba Rouge 19c 25c Talcum Powder 19c 50c Penauds Hair Tonic 45c $1.00 Penauds Hair Tonic 85c j 75c Penauds Toilet Water 65c 25c Sanitol Face Cream 19 25c Peroxide Cream 19C 50C Creme Elcaya 39C 50c Melba Cream 39c 50c Hinds H. & A. Cream 39 25c Colgates Tooth Powder 19 25c Colgates Tooth Paste 19? 25c Lyons Tooth Paste 19c 25c Lyons Tooth Powder 19t 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 39 25c Cashmere Bouquet Soap 19C 25c Packers Tar Soap 19 25c 4711 Glycerine Soap 19C The Peoples Warehouse I main tower fell at 1 morning. At 3 o'clock yesterday mornlni the , I firemen said they believed the flames, I were under control, ''in that they . I would be able to prevent their spread. 1 to the blinks east or west. The fire was then rawing on the senate side I of the building. There was hopes that; the library might be saved OTTAWA, nnt., Feb :. Itorit Canadian parliament : was destroyed Thurs, fire declared to have been caused by the explosion of a pas bomb or an I infernal machine. Tw o women, j guests of the wife of Speaker Sevigny, were overcome by smoKe and perish ! ed Several policemen and firemen I were burled In the deDria w hen mi" end f the building collapsed. The number of persona taken to ! hospitals had not be trick F.. Pardee and William S. Loggte, a mem if parliament from New Hruns- are missing and It is believed have lost their lives, has been established that the 'first burst of flames In the reading i room of the house ." commons was j followed by at least oi I probably two. The fi eussion was so sever. standing some dlstShc hurled to the floor. .-, rigid investi gation to determine Hie cms.- of the I fire has already been undertaken hv the Dominion authorities The flames spread with such amaz ing rapidity that the Ottawa fire de partment was helpless to cope with them. Aid was sent prom Montreal on a special train. The loss cannot be estimated in money The building $6,000.11011 but the contents are of in estimable value. There was no in surance. Members of parliament, spectators in the galleries, government employes and others who were in the building narrowly escapeil deatr or injure Within a few minutes after the fin began, corridors were fiiled with i smoke and at many points walls of I flame barred progress. tl rover -Art literatim I look two. Hall llldd y -go. Round. I Harris -I nole Itemus. his songs. Hunt What shall we read to the hildlen'.' Mother tb.ose Melodies. i Perkins Bobln Hood. Reynard the fox. R'chards Five mice In a mouse Nyssa Oreg., Commercial Club can refer you to the best irrigateil land. This land will produce a yeany crop average of approximately 60 bu. of wheat ; 90 bu. ol corn; HO bu. of oats; 9 tons of alfalfa; 20 tons of corn ensilage; or 15 tons of potatoes. The maximum vied is considerable in excess to above figures. The soil being deep, which was a former lake bed, with an abundant 5 supply of water, and a long dry hot summer accounts for the wonderful crop yield. Ideal dairy section with a s growing cheese factory. This land tan be bought from $100 to $150. State what you want and we will endeavor 5 to refer you to proper parties. S P. J. PHILLIPS, Secy. IllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllll trap. la-hards Golden windows. Roberts Kings In exile. Slosson Story-tell Lib. Smith -Farm book. Stevens Kiig Arthur stories Summers First reader. Thomas Welsh fairy book. Van Sickle First reader. Van Sickle Primer. in brtnsera, Welsh Nurscn rhymes. vVlggln Magic casements. Wilder Happy prince. Wilmot - Stories front oh romance. Wilmot stories of N'orse e.e.e. DH. Ml NOIE DKKEXlsH MKS. HANGER; OPPOSES Ml I C l HER TR1 IU Fred whin it n'' Summers First reader. i uln Thomas w.dsh fairs book. wwwwwwww---'-' a ML- - r t L ' I wmm ' a&SI I Kw ilwi I .sit i . i , f en. 'iHIrM Wants ii- i'. ii Reduced. vfffS r; a i.i iis ' ii K a ! con' . . V. " " , - i 1 I With that lantern. blef V I S'"'" H. '' Suonsauer lias Ins: I n grant- Vafth were ... ftsWiBRt .. ed Ins earnest peiitiou that his i oi' MP1 f were worth Inn tiion to the He Wjfk has been a the 1 WlnMfil W&MmWr Jmmmmm in for filtv years WZMimKI m e 03 U-tXASTthl H t-tvc:c a Tills CURXEH Is t M.I. I l "1 HE CORNER OF sM.lls" - .. Fell. couple that wants to get a certificate of health and haie a eugenic marrl. age ma do so. And II doesn't cost them a cent. Apparatus for making eugenic tests was purchased hy th City because all physicians were MM equipped to make such examinations IW the Hi la I havi ii a tot iIush lans ten in tin I use HotlM hi th i the muni rs, mlnlst-i r li! exploclon and ( hamp I iiilei stands un- WA8HINOTON, Feb r. Speaker i 'ha m p rlark says he knows mori about mules than .inv other member of rongress. He learned It all hw aid, bf an intimate boyhood study of the famous Missouri .Mule. THE WHOLE BODY NEEDSPURE BLOOD The bone, the nntclel, ami the organ i f t in- body depend I r their itrength ami tune ami healthy actioi on pure Mood. II I'l Btrupaiilla makes punt blood, 'i is pontirely aoeuaied in the tnitmeni of tenfutoi eeterrh, I'lit'umalisni. ilvsitepsia. loss ,, a petite, that tired Feeling. There i no other medicine like it. Be sw ' to cet Hood's ami cet it today. I. is sold by all dragnets. Where it Pay to Trade Aluminum allonj pistons in motor car engines wear excellently with th- ,; usual lubrlcat'on. silence, it from when a mi sts "' l h mai signal lall and still be guarded from the eyes of the sheriff and his fn .. SAN DIEQI '. ' "The Corner ol sighs." ihey call it here: a little spot mi the street near the bin gray jail where tragedy dally stalks In is a spot secluded, e relatives, friends arts of prisoners those within the Or. I Jiuihcth II. Mum ie. N'K'W YORK Fib. :,. Fi ends of I Mrs. Margaret Sanger, w hose trial for disseminating literature regarding , birth control, has been postponed b) the federal authorities until the Feb ! 1 nary session, are loud in their pro- li sts at the delay. Many 01 them do : not hesitate Oi say that In their opln I ion the case will sever be heard. Dr. Kl taheth Hamilton M uncle, of Brooklyn, one of the foremost women physlciana of the country, said today: "It Is an absurd law that makes It ' a telony to disseminate knowledge There 's Danger in Sluggish Bowels that may lead to human birth control Stories From the War Zone BY WILLIAM PHI' tl nlted Press ,-?taff C PARIS. Jan. 11 (1 myrtery of the fall or at last been cleared Ul tt of rumor, a the surrendi-t ess havinr la intimated defense of tip Instead of Frerch fori treason, as sources, the said to have been one ,f ai Hons of the war. In an exclusive interv French officer, a member of General Fournler, mil HIMMn. ipiind.em. i ail ) The ,erman :adel Ls irtlUant j nor of Maubeuge. who haa reached j this country after escaping from a ierman prison, where ne was sent . with the other officers of the garri- :ory in detail was son. the wh made knowr ' Maubeug, h- ssM. "bu Fournler be Proa, hes to working evvv tanurers ' territorials ; trenches a great fore THE FLAVOR OF "SPEAR HEAD" IS UNIQUE 1 Chew That Has Been Famous for ' a Third of a Century HAS THE RICH RED BURLET TASTE o.irbed w I stakes an teries of not another Metz, ' i Bel fort. General rtirylng the ap lace on Aug. J. with 23.00U They dug 13 miles of und the city, showing mght. as at that time ng had not begun. They million square yards of on a million and a hall ationed fifty mobile oat llery at strategic points. I'immv batteries to meant but one thing: the slaughter of women and babies. "When the Germans entered they I were astonished to find It defended only by territorials. They believed they were attacking a big garrison of actives. In recognition of the brave defense of the citadel, von Zw-ehl told Founder to keep his sword. Four nier refused because the other offi cers were not granted the same cour tesy He said: "Whatever their lot is. I will share it! What is good enough f"r them is good enough for me." ' General Fournier was sent to the military prison at Torgu. in Silesia lb- is a heartbroken man. but proud He held our against tremendous odds sustaining what was certainly the mightiest bombardment the world has ever seen. . "Before the Germans entered ail arms and other war materials were destroyed and regimental flags burn ed to keep them from falling Into the enemy's hands. "Fournier's defense of Maubeuge was not merely heroic; it was of great military value. During the battle of the Marne which ended in a crush ing defeat of the Germans after sev eral critical days he held up (1,000 of the flower of the kaiser's army After the fall of Maubeuge it was too to do any good: the tide it the Marne mid turned on i September 8 and two days later it WSS complete. Had Fourier not held I out as he did. and had he let the . FLOWER-STUDDED ARMLET OR ANKLET I business batteries sena! w I and jfti) Chewing is the only way to get the fidt taHc of the tobacco leaf And the only form of tobacco in which you (et the !jf as Nature made it is the plug form. A chew of Spear Head plug tobacco has a wonderful flavor such as you ever did and never will taste in any other tobacco. That Spear Head flavor is unique, racllow, iraity, everlastingly delicioui und satisfying. Spear Head has turn famous for a . , i , . .i i . . miro oi a icriiury am ohhh, uisu- tl (jm(. est of chews. it's made of sun-ripened, red Bur sty. And it's produced by the most modern methods, which develop the lucious flavor of the leaf to the su preme degree. It is safeguarded at every step in its nuking The factory is clean and san itarythe processes are pure-food pro cesses When the choice red Burley has been pressed into mellow, sweet Spear Head plugs you have a chew that simply can't be equalled Spear Head is the high quality chew of the worl :,s well as many fool the enemy. "The city was invested towards the end of August by 63.000 Germans g-.inst our 30.H00 territorials. The Germans were commanded by Gener. al ion Zwehl in the presence of the kaiser's nephew. Prince Leopold of Piussia. For nine flavs furious battle raaed, all the German heave!1"- ? artillery being brought up from Liege ami N'amur, Including the 305 rnili- metet ami 420 mOtmeter howitzers Ceaaelasely shells rained on the forts I - ind ii ght, causing a reign of ter ror for in addition to the city's resi-d.-nts then- were 10.000 refugees, mostly women, children and old peo ple 'rum ihe north fpiartered In th town "The German shstl fire was direct ed aeroplanes ana spies who hai been on the Job for year, living In Ifaubeuce and ostensibly engaged in fine oy one the fifty t ,,i ked off The ar d by a German shell ni'h shells exploded in lie-mans pass wlti things might very tiirn- d out another "The rumors of by Germans in ord French troops ha'i foundation in fact." imposition. aeon scattered to demoralise itisolutely nu WALLA WALLA FOLKS HAVE FUN WITH SNOW walla WAIAjA, Feb. I. Wha' i snow has done to bualneBs is 11 Itratcd by the time and attention People all over the KVen lo the thinking out and postln" d-wn by the force j ,lf humorous signs about the snow. I The water. gas, i Tf,e Igns are stuck on top of drifts ! N K W YORK, Feb. In the street, here and everywhere) H-mlnlne craze is so and some of them are runny and I simple and IflMpenStt some a wee bit off color. Someone stuck an alarm clock on a stick and put it In a snowdrift yaeterday with a sign "Watch this go off." Another wit put up a sign "Free Snow. Help fotsrsetf." a third NfliejMgsjMP, the necessity I profession to of births lu ve lake meas hlrth of chil soon be over. I. for one. would urgi of licensing the medic, aid In the prevention man cases. I'nless ures in regutnt ng the dren our country will run by degenerates. "Seventy -five per cent of the school children of the United States have de fects mentally or physically. "Ninety per cent of the School chil dren of Chicago are defective Of ItO.OOO school children of New York City 30 per cent are behind their normal grade. "One young man 0UI of every six In the 1DH class of a certain univer sity s phySiCally defective. "Kighty-fOUr per cent of hoys ac cused in the criminal court of Chi cago are defective, mentally In age from fourteen to eighteen, but In mind but eight to ten years old a large per cent of women who appear in criminal and divorce courts are chil dren, mentally. "In many parts of our intry every fourth house shelters a defective or a degenerate." BiltouMipM, Sick HcttUrbe. Sour Stoma. , ApprndifilM, oil Stnrt in lnffirirnt Bow-i I Action. Folor CalWtit. TooiotS tko Rlibto RolW. Never let lbs bowels get irregular. It's dangerous und unnecessary. A bottle of Foley Cathartic Tablets wm provide ready relief at all times They t-lear the stomach, live,, 'jp the liver, silmuiati the secretion an 1 now of tlio bile, have a good tonic effee on the wind Intestinal tract. Of Foley Cathartic Tablets, Mr. :: J. M;i , a d. au r of Cross Keys (la., says: "1 bellevo for a tliornug i cleansing movement nf the bowels. without the siigMcai inconvenience sr sickening, I believe the Foley t'.t tbarlic Tablet the best on earth. It a perfect catbnrtle. with no bad -. fects. My euslomeia are hlglti leased with tin m. They alwavs w. beyond their expectation. " Sold Everywhere. plea, Iffy COLLIER IS SUNK BY GERMAN ZEPPELIN: 1 3 OF CREW LOSE LIVES OXLi THRJ0R ARE tfAVKlk MC, I port hex i'.i i i) i n vr vni SHIP IS WHEi KKI). Prevents roughness during the summer NYAL'S FACE CREAM A superior vanishing skiu tone soon absorbed. LEAVES NO SHINE Price 50 cents Koeppen's The Drug Store That Serves You Best LcONDON, Feb. ,.- The collier Franz Flseht-r. whbh bit Hartlepool Monday afternoon, was stink at SS8 by one of the raiding Eeppellns that visited Fngland. Thirteen of th i rew, inelllding tlte i aplain, irers drowned. Three men were saved. The Frana FiHeher was a ear-tared enemy VgeSSl emptoysd as a SOSStUkj eolller. Try Spear Head you'll never again chew paier he In satisfied with any other 10c cuts, wrapped in wax ! iti were knocked of the explosion electricity, telephones and telegraph wen instantly cut off and the city, In i biding the hospitals, was burning, "ouisld- the illy, In the trenches. ' the troops fought on without relief I as we were prevented from reaching I them b) a i urtaln of 'artlllery fire We made tour sorties, nnie i-hatging ti within tars Tin . it v wre, kd and on fir ammunition exploded and nee tesiyta ie dwindled, rteneral ifled surrendered on Ssptenbl win u the Hermans began h shells Into the ijuarlei pa' ked refugees To fight on Would I.- -The latest effective, yel ' an addition hat It Is belnx o. ...rds of the Herman mor- w.,Xe,l ., lltle sarcastic, "If you see anv snow send It around " Many busi ness houses took advantage of th" ham-e to advertise Among Ihe man' many signs were; Ml. Arrarat." "Mt Jitney ' "Th " mad leads to H ." "Mt. Rainier," Ml Near Beer,' "Th- North Pole." to the everting I. diet universal! adopted, It consists simply of a band of fetus set off with a red rose, or If desired the wearer's favorite flower. This decorative flower Jewelry is worn about the rurve of the upper arm. which Is lefi uncovered In all ts natural hculltv. .lust Imasilte a perfectly formed' h iv 1 lien ass In place hud. The e s mpUclt; statu att davs a n this natural armlet to hold a red, yet, a deep red, rose Wlb aUni re p r Then avs thll pad from shoiilde the cosy surve igalnst the v.hlteti a small b,l of feit is striking. The very' of the Idea gives its In-; Itttion. Durltlg the past fevv Jtnber of prominent younS ! w omen have appeared with simple flpwei ornaments. Nor is the flower ornament eonfln- ed to ihe better display of an attrac- 'IV" arm. some of the more artistic' ioaiia-;ed to find a wuv to call ' gOPPclia Bwn subincrm il 'iUIMSHV. Feb . Skipper Ham Martin of the trawler Stephen, who has arrived here ports that early Wednesday moi nln-i in the North Sea he saw ihe Zeppelin ifXt with her boats and a portion of her envelope submerged He no ticed from 17 to 20 members of her crew clinging to Ihe envelope. They asked to be taken off but as Ihe men on the Zeppelin outnum bered the trawler's crew the skipper declined to accede lo thi- reQucet ind attention to superior attraction bj Kagenle Marria- iCxaantnatioaa Frc. lip the same method. A woman whose CLKVBLAND, 0 Feb. i This city ppef pride is a dainty fool and ankle deft-1 has just put into operation a eugenic "yln ly hangs her green band and rose Bet j laboratory, Anv man or woman can torn, ting about the ankle. ' go to it for a thorough blood test. A . 1 1 1 1 1 1 J ( 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( - 1 Holiday j Candies I STRAIGHT FROM WHITMAN'S I The very best of every- i th'nK in gifts. Candies show the standards of a store. You can't buy bet- ter candies, prettier pack- I ages, better assortment, anywhere in the world than right here. Come in and judge for your self. fTallman & Go. I Leading Druggbti IUIHIIIIIIIIIf1lllll lllllllliiiiiHif