East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 24, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1916. AGE THRFK "Wfi In Building A Highway you would build for efficient service now and for gen erations to come. The "Road to Wellville" is built that way. And the password to that road is "right living," in which food and drink play such a big part. More and more people are waking up to the need of banishing from the dietary heavy, indigestible foods, and food deficient in the vitalizing mineral salts. Food scientists now hold that the lack of these elements is one of the chief causes of a long Hat of ills, including anemia, constipation, nervous prostration, kidney trouble, and so on. Long ago a food now famous was devised to make up for this lack, and it does it admirably. That food is Grape-Nuts Made of whole wheat and barley, it contains all the nutrition of the grain, including those vital elements phosphate of potash, etc. which are indispensable for perfect balance of body, brain and nerves, and for warding off disease. This food comes ready to eat, is economical, and delicious. Digests quickly generally in about one hour and is full of health-making goodness. A ration of Grape-Nuts along with other food has started thousands on the "Road to Wellville." "There's & Reason" Stories From the War Zone BY WILBUR S FORREST. (United Press Staff Correspondent.) LONDON, Feb. 2. (By Mall.) "Nothing more was ever Heard ol them They charged Into the forest and were loBt to sight and bound, Not one of them ever came back." Sir Ian Hamilton's report. It Ik the talk of England, the great est mystery of the war, the charge of the Fifth Norfolk, th King's own errant, at Anafarta. The story ui how these 260 "ardent souls" charged on through the village of Anafart i and Completely vanished Into the "forest of death" beyond. Is history that some day may tike Its place b side that of the Imrr tal tale of Kal event sealed the puzzle tighter than ever. Among those who charged with t'-ip.j tain fleck, organizer of the Leglo.i and for twenty years the king's es tate agent, were the King's plumber j gardner, gamekeeper, woodman, goi: j foreman and scores or men In lesser positions. Like their fathers and I their fathers' fathers they had bean born royal servants. Every Sunday In alt the churches now prayers are said tor the safe re turn of the missing ones. In every cottage is a recent message from the king: RABBIT PARASITES ARE NOT HUMAN PEST ; SAYS 0.AX. EXPERT II I.MIA BY MN THEIR ENTIRE BODY Vt'OI U 111 DIGESTED IT is SAID. eel Danger In Pets Tape Worm Maddcri i omul in '!, RnMtfti Must Have other Speele for Al ternate HoM to Complete l.lfe His tory How Worm DeSStDP sympathlze In suspense proud that splendidly." I rose the I CKACKTON, ii In cold in Minnas' motive, Feb. 2 that railroad lo- -It's The "Lost legion. It Is called to day, but until the wa s over the fato of the men who wen to battle fro.n the king's Sandrlnghii estates can not be told. The kin- .iersonally had Instituted every pose. . Inquiry. The American embassy In Constantinop'e has asked the T :,rkii4h government. The' forest through which the "Lost Legion' swept on In (ialllpoli has been searched time and time agnin. There have been found no hiniies. : BO fraVea, DO sign, exuapl two small Dutch Tanker Men. pocketbooka, the property of Captain ROTTERDAM, Feb. 23. Only two William Heck who commanded the m ri. MYed when the Dutch lankei legion. aptain Beck la missing with j i a ptiedlander, was mined and lUnh all his command local paaaengcr stopped take water. The fl rental siderable and It froze required another engine passenger train loose. II ORBOON, AGRICULTURAL COL- 1,1 I.KC.P I'orvitllla fir. Fh 2i "Th recent 'scare' about the dangers ai eating jack rabbits Is entirely without foundation." says Asa C. Chandler, of the Oregon Agricultural College department of Zoology. "AccordlnS to recent newspaper reports there is danger of Infection from a dangerous tapeworm parasite. Taenia eehlnoeoc cug, when rabbits are eaten. It is true that the above-mentioned tape worm la a human parasite to he dreaded but It has nothing to do with the tapeworm crysts found In the tis sue of rabbits. Meantime scores of cottage homes In the rov:il Snndringham estates ol West Norfolk are In mourning. Wives, RWeetheartJ and mothers are wearing . rep, but despite all this there Is ov er the hope that some day the bo 1 will come marching home "Perhaps they are prisoners of the Turks; perhaps the weren't killed at all, and perhaps" It's the hope tfailMt hope of the women' of West Norfolk. The "Lost Legion" received its bap tism of fire before It set foot on Turk ish soli. It arrived off Sulva bay Auuust 10 aboard the palatial Aquit ania from England. Turkish machine guns and artillery ploughed the wa ter about them as they were being transported to shore, where they landed safelv and dug themselves In Two davs later the men were ordereu to clear the Turks from Anafarta. Colonel Baauchamp was at their head with Captain Beck. The attack developed rapidly. Enfiladed by Turkish fire, many or them dropped wounded or dead, but the othrs sn. pt ..n through the village and ob- llnvt Mr. Davis l.oi i; of a Bad Cough. "Some time ago I had a very bad cough." writes Lewis T Davis Black water. Del "My brother McCabe Da vis gave me a small uottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. After tak In;' this I bought half a dozen bot tles of it but only used one of them as the coogh left me and I have not been troubled since " Obtainable ev erywhere. Adv. BELA8CO IN TROUBLE OYER "CRADLE SONG' NEW rORK, Feb. :3. David Be lasco Is charged with copyright in fringement in a suit filed. The com plainants are John ;. Underbill of Brooklyn, owner of the Amer'can copyright of "The Cradle Song." and Oregorlo Martinez Sierra of Madrid also owner of a Spanish copyright for "Canclon de Cuna. ' of which the for mer is a translation. thi .e wh i irisoii- as de- UMATILLA FREIGHTER IS DEAD AT PORTLAND News has filtered Switzerland that thirtei charted through Anafi ers in i unnsauuuiiic, " - - velopcd that these men fell WOUnaee i liefore the mysterious darkness of tne ence and manual training building to I fl,r,.st waJ reached Long hefore Oal the high school, which is known as ',; ioli w is evaluated the Mystery For PreetOe hell, est was retaken by tne Turks. This Do You Find flenll With Everybody? An irritable, fault-finding disposi tion is often due to a disordered stom ach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. A great many have been permanently benefited by Chamberlain's Tablets after years of suffering. These tab let? strengthen the stomach and en able it to perform Its functions nat irnllv. Obtainable everywhere Adv PORTLAND! ore . Feb. XI. Wll-I I Ign !. I'reston, pluneer both of the middle west and of the Pacific coast, died Sunday at the home of his son, C B I'reston. 140 Reel Twenty-third street north, after an Alness of scv-j eral weaya He was s:i yean obi. hav-1 nt been born at Qalway, Saratoga COttnty, New York. November 2i- I ::! In lsf.4, he em grated to Ne braska, and operated the first fcrrv boat across the Missouri river between WASHINGTON SOCIETY BEAUTIES WHO ARE SOON TO BE MARRIED the ininln peak OOttr etc I for sc vest. lur. In the oiado In h. In the Denver's meant lite bu blirig one Later he removed to Idaho, then i art ot Waahlnfton territory, and en gaged in freithting between Idaho : units and Cmatllla. Since I S S 8 he I ad I ii identified with the town of Walttburg, Wash . having boutht out the flouring mill Interests of Mr Walt, the founder of the commun ty. In lSS Mr. I'reston married Miss Matilda Co, who survives htm. Three .ns were horn, of whom Charles II I'reston of Portland and Herbert P, I'reston of Seattle are still living. Funeral services will be held at Waltsburg probtbl) on Thursday. The Klks lodge of Walla Walla will have chart'. Before the ceremony, the bod) will lie In slate In Waltshurg. Among Mr. Preston's actlv It es was the elevation of Wallsburg's school! MStein. He donated a domestic scl-i DON'T TAKE A CHANCE. Pendleton People should Time. Act In j If vou suffer from backache; If you have headaches, dizzy spells; If the kidney accretions are Irreg ular, Don't delay - likely your kidneys are sick Thousands recommend Dean's Kidney Fills And hundreds reside right In this locality. Head the statement of this nearby resident: Mrs. F.lla Lyman, 1307 Madison avenue, La Grande, Ore., saye: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pllla sev eral times for bock and kidney trou ble with the beet of results. I have also noticed their good effect in an other case of kidney weakness In my family, We have never found any thing else that acted so quickly and thoroughly on the kidneys as DouM Kidney Pills." Price 60c, at all dealers Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy gel Dean's Kidney Pllla--the same that Mrs, Lyman had. Foater-Mllburn Co.. Props., Buffalo, N. T. worms live In the Intestines of their hosts and produce thousands of eggs. These eggs pass out of the body of the animal that harbors the Worm and develop Into little round embryos with six hooks. To continue their de velopment these must be eaten by some other animal, usually of an en tirely different kind. When so eat en the little six hooked embryo bores its way Into the organs and tissues of Its new host, and develops into a cryst or bladder on the inside of which, turned Inside out, there grows one or mi.ny tapeworm 'heads.' These blad der worms may grow to very large size, but no further development takes places until they are eaten by the kind of animal from which the eggs or iginally came. "The common 'bladder worms' found In the connective tissue of rab bits, especially just under the skin and between the muscles, are th-; larvae of a species of tapeworm known as Taenia serialis. and will develop further only If eaten by a dog or co.' ote. or possibly by some other car nivorous animals such as wolves and foxes. In the intestine of such animals the bladder' is digested off, the 'head' turns right side out. fastens Itself to the wall of the intestine by hooks and suckers, and begins to form a se ries of segments thus developing in to the ordinary type of tapeworm. If the 'bladders' of the rabbit were eat en by man. however, the 'heads' as well as the bladders would be digest ed and there would be no 111 effects. Rabbits are again inflicted by acci dentally eating the eggs voided with the excrement of dogs or coyotes. "The species known as Taenia eehinococcus. supposed to have been found in jack rabbits in Portland, is : another species which will develop and become mature only in dogs, coyotes, j and wolves, but the bladder worm stage develops in a great variety of . ' animals, such as sheep, cattle, goats i rabbits, guinea pigs. hogs, some birds I and in man. It is rare in rabbits and j ' when found in them is almost always! in the liver or lungs; in this larval I condition It is absolutely harmless to! man only if swallowed as eggs do j these tapeworms develop in the hu- I man body. Since the eggs develop 1 ! in the Intestine of the dog and are i voided with the excrement, there in , danger of infection from allowing dogs to lick the faces of children and New Spring Shoe Arrivals in High and Low Effects WE HAVE JJST RECEIVED THE NEWEST THINGS IN LADIES' FOOT WEAR. They are the lO's inch Lace Boot for the short skirt. They come in the newest shades, Havanna Rrown, Mid n'trht Blue and Black. The newest English Walking Sport Shoe for Ladies and Girls, who like the low heels, white ivory sole and tVMi. See our new coronation pattern in the low pump. They are in Black, Kid and Patent, Bronze and White. Let us show you these new things while stock is com plete. For style, comfort and wear, Alexander's shoes are ALEXANDERS MISS VIBGINIA C. WHEELER Has Used Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy for 20 Years. "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has I been used in my household for tho j past twenty years I began giving It I to my children when they were small As a quick relief for croup, whoop I ing cough, and ordinary colds, It hat I no equal Pelng free from opium and other harmful drugs, i never felt afraid to give it to the children. l have recommended It to a large num I ber of friends and neighbors. whc ! have used It and speak highly f It." i writes Mrs. Mary Mlnke. Shortsvllle. N Y. Obtainable everywhere Avd JapO-tHMM 111 Medltermiieiin. COPBNHAOBN, Feb IS. German 1 newspapers print dispatches from! Italy saving that a Japanese fleet has arrived safely In the Mediterranean sea. together with a great number of t air craft. f mill,; uth- MISS ELIZABETH HM2DING These beauties of Washington clety will be married soon Miss Itafta Hersllln Calvo, daugh- one of the foremost advocates of clos ter of the former minister from Costa er relations between North, Central RtCa, a great favorite In Washington and south America He founded the society. Is soon to marry Thomas first dally newspaper of Costa Rica Dempsey Harrington, son of Dr and In 18SB. I wedding will occur at the ol.i hn the Wheelers In tireen Spring V near tiaitiinot e. and will the big Social events or the tall Both are from promlnet em tahitllos and much intcrc tached to their union. Miss Julia Utteli, daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac W Llttell. ; & A i one of the attractive! brides ,,f th. ktttumn in Waahlnfton Her engage ment has Just hcen announced to Lieutenant Alexander Patch. 1" s A and the wedding w ill occur some time I In the early fall. Miss Bliaabeth Harding, daughter of William IV 0. Harding, member ol the federal reserve board, w.lll mar ry Franklin Henry Ellis, prominent In Washington social mmA ,.i,.u ter tlnce llll For years he has been The announcement was made , tew nights ago nt a dinner party given by Mr Harding Miss Harding who n:.s lWKSS FLORENCES LAvKftABEE so- ton last year after serving as minis- Two Japanese steamers have wen: torpedoed and sunk in the Mediter i ranean, the liner Fasaka Marti and the freighter Kenkoku Mam. On January 3 announcement KM made at Tokio by the Jljl Shimpo that a squadron of Japanese warships vv:is to be dispatched to the Suez cattiCI presumably for Ihe purpose of pro feeling Japanese shipping The ar mored cruisers Kasugn. Toklw.i and ChltOOC were mentioned as having been assigned to this service Friendly Helpfulness Mrs T. F. Harrington or Huston. Miss Calvo made her debut two years ago Mr Harrington Is a graduate of one of Washington's big universities. Miss not yet made her debut. Is considered one of the belles of Washington Miss Florence Larrahee Sllsay. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ceorse to Miss Virginia Conway Wheeler, j Wilson Sllsby of Washington daughter of Mrs John Kitiiirv Wheel-j become the bride of Lieutenant Qeo er of Washington and Baltimore Is to Smith. I'. S. A . the son of Mr and be one of the brides of the autumn, j Mrs. Htadlsh Johnson smith of Stem Calvo's father retired na nls country's She Is to be married to Captain Jo- ford. Conn The news of the engage diplomatic representative nt Washing-, seph H Karl of the U. S. army. Thoment ha Just been made public N n splendid way of referring to HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS in cases of Poor Appetite, Indi gestion. Biliousness and Consti pation. Try a Kittle. BHYAS CHALLENGED , TO DEBATK DEI'I NM ST LOUIS, February 23. William Jennings Bryan waa Invited by tele- graph to debate with Richard L Met-1 calge of Omaha on the subject ol 1 "Preparedness" at th- national de fense conference of mayors here, j March 3 and i. A new process for the distillation , of peat has been patented in Great Britain, which produces coke, fuel oil, toluol, ammonia, paraffin and acte tone of high grade. (.1 1 BRINE 4ND BRK PREVENT UPPENDICrriH The simple mixture or buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.. known as Adler i-ka, astonishes Pendleton people. B cause Adleri-ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel, ONE SPOONFCL relieves almost ANY CASE constipa tion, sour stomach or gas. It removes such surprising foul matter that a few doses often rerleve or prevent ap pendicitis. A short treatment h-lp chronic stomach trouble The IN STANT, easy action of Adler-1-ka Is astonishing. Tallman ft Co., druggists. Free Prizes For East Oregonian Readers Many Beautiful Premiums in a most liberal Manufacturers Publicity Distribution and "15 Puzzle" Contest. XO ONE IS .ASKED TO Bl'Y ANYTHING TO WIN ONE OF THESE . PRIZES. Everyone sending answers will receive free the collection of "Nation's Home Songs" (containing words and music of sixty-si songs also an elegant "15" Exposition Souvenir Spoon and a chance to win some of the grand prizes. Each contestant has an equal chance. FIRST GRAND PRIZE Superb, latest studio model, brand right Piano. r. I'p- SECOND (.HAND PRIZE Latest model, brand new. S.VO Talklna- Ma. chine and a Purchase Certificate good for $99. THIRD GRAND PRIZE Beautiful chest of guaranteed silverware and a Purchase Certificate good for $90. All contestants will also receive from our advertising department be sides the premiums mentibned above a bonaflde cash value purchaser's credit check good toward the purchase of any new Piano or Player Piano in the H. M WARREN MUSIC HOUSE, Pendleton. Oregon - M -m v. MUSIC HOUSE Walla Walla, Washington. INTERESTING PUZZLE Can you arrange these numbers (use only 1 to 9 Inclusive) so they will total 15, up and down and sideways, and perhaps diagonally If you solve it. send your answer Immediately, Do not delay. Tou cannot afford to be late. 8 Can It Be Done? Send your answers at once to Warren Husic Honse. Pendleton. Oregon. Arrange total 15 lr down and diagonally these figures so they every direction, up and sideways and perhaps IMPORTANT: Each number Is to be used but once. If unsuccess ful at first, try again mathema ticians say It can be done. For the best arranged, neatest, correct and most artistic answer, we give the prizes in order of mer it All prize winners will be noti fied and all prizes not called for within 15 days after closing of contest are forfeited. Fee of this paper s permitted. Only one per. son In a family can enter. All prizes in this great publicity event will be given absolutely tree. Neatness, arrangement, a well as accuracy will be considered. All answers must be the contest ant's individual work. In case of tie exact duplicates of every prize In th s contest will be awarded. The decision of the three judges will be final. All answers must be sent at once to the H. M. M l( RKN MISIC MOUSE. Pendleton. Oregon, or MASK Id MUSIC HOUSE Walla Walla, Washington. WHY THE "IS" PUZZLE This great offer I, made In a. effort to reduce costs of selling pi. anos. The old methods of pay:n solicitors, teachers and agen's' commissions, maxazines and thea tre program advertising of MSMp Ing the great artists to play their pianos in public, are SOStl) H, distributing it portion of such ap proprlat ons to the actual retail buyers, all parties reap the s-r.- ' est possible benefit We are to use a liberal portion of rack adver tising allowance gtSAM) In MM, profit-sharing campaign, ib i making this moet unusually at. tractive offer direct tfl ever) r.-a-l er of this SSv&CT, . .Contest closes at t p, m Western Union Time. Thurid.it f-vhrunry 14th. 191. All answers received or mailed after that time will not be accepted. Don't diUv answering. CAUTION: Write name and addres.. v.-rv e.irefulh it-d Stated) .n this or separate sheet of paper and send in the solution Just as quleglv as pas slide. Awards will be made Immediate!) after contest close and all on testants will be notified.