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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916.
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V'ORTI-WD, Ore.. June SO. An
set for the defense of the I'nited j
States in time of war upon w hich the (
government at Washington counts ,
with confidence has heen uncovered j
in the tender of the services of the .
fmembers of the I'niform Hank of the
Order of Knights of Pythias, several
thousand of whom are drilling every
week in the northwest states.
The I'niform Rank was organized
as a reserve force for vise whenever
the country jreijulred its services, and
a wire from Supreme Chancellor Hrig
S. Young indicates that he has offered
the trained forces of the Knights.
"The Knights of I'Mhias is the only
fraternity to receive a charter by spe
cial act ot congress, and It is under
peculiar obligations to the country."
said (Jus C. Moser. chairman of the
general committee in charge of the
meeting of the Supreme Lodge which
comes to Portland August 1 to 10.
"The fraternity was organized at j
about the close of the civil war, and
was conceived"ns a medium for bring-;
ir.g the South and the North together '
In renewed bonds of friendship. The I
great work done by the order along j
those lines is reflected from the pages
at its history, and when the time came
to cultivate a sentiment in the minds j
01 the younger generation for the de- j
fense of the country and I reverence
(M1 the flag of the nation, the L'ni- j
formed Rank was formed.
"Its members are obligated on the'
flag, and pledged to Its defense. They
are drilled and disciplined men. and
whenever the president needs them
50,00d additional soldiers can bo
mustered very quickly."
The Uniformed Knights of Pythias ,
of .Washington and Oregon will go In-!
tc annual encampment at the City ;
Park in Vancouver during the con- j
vention of the Supreme Lodge in Port
land in August
It is not yet known how many com- ,
panics will respond to the call for the
encampment but It Is expected to !
contain not less than SOO men. The
camp will be under strictest military 1
rules and will be Inspected by officers
from Fort Vancouver. At certain I
hours the public will be admitted to
the camp.
Companies of the Uniformed Rank I
will participate in the great parade to
be held on Tuesday, the first day of
the convention, and later In the week :
v ill engage in a competitive drill on .
Multnomah Field. Attractive prizes'
are to be offered by the general en
tertainment committee.
Pl BUSinyG DATA SOUGHT.
University School of .loumaUsm to
GtlH-r fftcU for state. ,
MINNEAPOLIS. June 29. At the
request of the Minnesota Kditorlal
Association to its annual meeting last
February, the department of Journal
ism at the university has been given
an appropriation to m ike a survey of
the publishing Industry of Minnesota.
The work will begin at once, accord
ing to Professor W r Klrkwood.
head of the department
It Is planned to have the data com
piled and' published to turn over to
the editors at their next meeting It
will be used by them In establishing
a service bureau to oluain contracts
for foreign and national advertising.
A questionaire will be sent to each
of the 5S0 weekly papers of the
state, framed to bring out a com
plete analysis of their business and
the conditions in each district. Quer
ies regarding cost systems, equipment,
character of circulation, advert Istng
rates and the general conditions ot
each community will be sent.
"We will not get advertising con
tracts for the edltois," declared Pro
fessor Klrkwood. "We are merely
going to furnish a 'sales talk' for
them so they can convince foreign
and national advertisers that they
have something worth selling. Prob
ably not more than ion of them will
be able to answer, the questions and
furnish the Information desired, but
We will gather sufficient data before
the next meeting for the editors to
start the bureaM."
The survey will be made after the
plan adopted by the journalism
schools at the Universities of Wiscon
sin and Kansas.
GANG OF MEN F
FOREST SERVICE AT
WORK ON NEW TRAIL
IlociilK'ratloii there is not so much
in the ordinary vacation as there Is in
a single bottle of Hood's Sarsaparllla.
which refreshes the tired blood, sharp
ens the dulled appetite, restores the
lost courage. Take Hood's Sarsaparil
la this summer. Adv.
M L MI ST IIIXP HARVEST.
BUDAPEST. June 19. The Hun
garian agricultural aathorities have
decided upon unusual and radical
measures to harvest the 1916 crops In
the speedist possible manner.
The municipal local authorities
throughout the country have been
empowered to requisition for harvest
ing purposes the services of every
man. woman and child at home, not
erring the state in some Indispensa
his nv at fired waces. Prisoners of
war working in non-military concerns '
also have been requisitioned for tri'j
harvesting
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HIRE'S ROOT BEER
SODAS, ALL FLAVORS
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good as any in the state.
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Agency for Weinhard's Golden Nector
the fine summer drink.
Pioneer Bottling Works
Paul Hemmelgarn, Prop.
Telephone 177. Quick delivery a feature.
CKHld burst Fatal to 3.
LEWISTOX, Mont., June 30. A bi?
cloudburst near Winifred, 15 miles
north of here, sent a wall of water
down a deep coulee, in which Mr-).
Charles Stone and her two children
were living in a tent.
OfJSAR SKIN COMES PROM
wiTinx.
It is foolish to think Sou can gain
a good clear complexion by the use
of face powder. Get at the root of
the trouble and thoroughly cleanse the
tvstem with a treatment of Dr. Klng'w
New Life Pills. Gentle and mild in ac
tion, do not gripe, yet they relieve tha
liver by their action on the bowels.
Good for young, adults and aged. Go
after a clear complexion today. 23c
at your druggist. Adv
r.ra.'.buii Scores U s.
Kill JANEIRO. June 29. The keen
Interest with which Brazil Is follow
ing the developments of the crisis be
tween the United States and Mexico
received a new Impetus following a
spirieil discussion In the chamber of
deputies during which an opposition
deputy made a bitter attack on the
United States.
.The discussion was opened by this
deputy, who commenting on the last
note sent to Mexico by Secretary Lan
sng. declared he was astonished that
the United States should make differ
ences in accepting the explanations of
Mexico while promptly accepting
those of Germany in regard to the
submarine war. The speaker asserted
that Germany was continuing Its un
dersea campaign in violation of its
promise to Washington and thHt the
United States did not dare to protest
He concluded by expressing the hop?
that Rrazil would continue to defend
the principle of sovereignty of all
countries Deputy Souza Sllva.
' speaking for the government, defend
, ed the international policy of the ad
j ministration and declared that Brazil
stood firmly for the solidarity and
fraternity of the American nations.
Deputy Sllva also denied reports
j that the voyage of Dr. Lauro Muller,
i minister of the foreign affairs, to the
! United States, had to do with the Mex
ican situation.
ROADWAY BEING CONSTRUCTED
THROUGH t l l.i: OF CO
1. 1 Mill GORGE.
( am site- Wll Also Ho ITeparctl m
Order to Make ltvrrttoiial Fea
tures tr i;v'on wailable for Pvb
He Use; Plans Are llrst of series of
Improvements.
The foret Service has a crew of six
teen men building a new trail up the
Eagle creek valley of the Columbli
Gorge Pack. This Is In accordance
with an announcement made today.
Besides building the trail, this crew
will prepare a number of camp sites
in order to m ike the recreational fea
tures of O e region available for pub
lic use
This Eagle creek project Is the first
of Many development plans to be car
ried out for the park The trail will
follow the creek up Into the Oregon
natloial forest, and then on to Wah
tum lake From the lake there Is a
trail down Hermar creek to the Her
man ranger station and the Columbia
highway, thus completing a twenty
six mile loop. Parties wishing to
make this loop trip can do so in two
days, camping over night at Wahtum
,ake. The E-gle creek work also
Contemplate other trails to points of
scenic interest, and a general prepar
ing of. the urea for the comfort and
use of the public.
The whole area of the Columbia
Gorge Prrk consists of 14.000 acres
along the Columbia river between
I- .,1., " 1. VUntn ..).: V, wan
set aside last December by order of ;
the secretary of agriculture for thel
permanent use of the public as a rec-1
reation parti The full development I
of the park will take several years,
and will Include picnic grounds, many
camp sites. a,.d additional trails, but
It can be need this season in Its pres
ent site. A water supply has been In
stalled and a sewer system built. A
ranger has been stationed at Eagle
creek to look after the grounds this
season.
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cott" against their enemies during
and after the war.
Senator Stone asked that the reso
lution lie on the table for the present.
STAGE FROM RAINS DYSPEPSIA
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Dlt. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY?
This best answer is Dr. .King's New
Discovery" itself. It is a pleasant
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the medicines which years of experi
ence have proven best for Coughs and
Colds Those who nave used Dr
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Adv.
Till'. DALI ES IS GETTING HEADY
FOR HIGH WATER: III FOOT
M IRK NEAR.
Hopes for a Settlement.
NEW VUKK. June 30 Argentin '
j Ambassador N'aon expressed the hops
of a peaceful settlement of the American-Mexican
controversy. He told
I the United Press that he had not made
j any formal offers of mediation but
believed that war yet could be avert -I
ed.
"I am confident that the present
crisis will be peacefully settled. We
! must make It evident that no matter
how great the differences between
i American governments, continental
j interests are supreme and Inconsist
ent with recourse to violence In set-
' timg International disputes in Amerl-
I risti situation Unstated.
LONDON. June 20 Questions re
warding the progress of the Irish ne
gotiations directed t" Premier As
luith in the house of commons were
postponed at his request.
This suggests that hopes of a set
tlement have led been entirely aban
doned, despite the action of the Eng
lish Unionists and the Unionists from
the south of Ireland, who are oppos
ing acceptance of the proposals made
to the Irish parties by Iavld Lloyd
George, which provide for the exclu
sion of six counties of Ulster from the
operation of Irish home rule for the
la riod of the war.
The whole matt
THE DALLES, Ore.. June 30. The
Columbia river reached 39.1 feet here
yesterday, a rise of ..' of a foot, Hiver
men predict a III foot stage.
The telephone company here will
raise its switchboards and prepare for
a flood at the 40 foot stage.
Snake river Is rapidly coming up.
rising .7 of a foot in the past 12 hours.
There has as yet been no damuge.
OF WOMEN
Special Treatment Required.
Cherry Oreluird Freakish.
THE DALLES. Ore., June SO. At
the s. E. Blunt fruit ranch on the
Mount Hood Flat roud there is an im
mense yield of cherries on some of
the trees while other parts of the or
chard are almost entirely bare.
The barren trees form strips at tho
base and top of the hill side on which
the orchard lies. The trees through
the center ure borne to the ground
with the fruit.
It Is thought a freakish frost miss
ed the bearing trees, which wnl yield
enough to make an average crop for
the entire orchard.
of conflderati
this morning
hich threatens
crisis, was the
n ai a cabinet
Mexicans ruptured.
COLUMBUS. June 30. Twenty
M'Xican bandits raptured near Elvalln
i are being brought north under guard
I of a motor truck train, incoming drlv-
ers reported.
Boycott piun Questioned,
WASHINGTON, June 30. Senator
(stone, chairman of the foreign rela
tions committee. Introduced a resolu
I tlon requesting President Wilson to
I Inform the senate of the precise char
acter of a commercial treaty being ne
gotiated by allies of France in the
European war with "the declared oh
! Ject and purpose of establishing a boy.
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Washington, D C, Oct. 6, 1915.
First National Bank
PENDLETON. OREGON
is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex
ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and
Bonds.
Federal Reserve Board.
By C. S. Hamlin, Governor.
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2 Hon. Charles Evan Hug-hes, repub-1 ren Fairbanks, republican candidate: onal headquarters, at the Hotel Astor
5 . New York, on June 23, during theli
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Many" women suffer from a form of
indigestion or dyspepsia which does not
yield to ordinary treatment While the
symptoms are simitar to those of ordi
nary indigestion, yet the medicines
usually prescribed do not restoro the
patient's normal condition.
There seems to be a kind of dyspepsia
caused by derangement of the female
organism. While this appears to be the
same as ordinary Indigestion it can be
relieved only by a medicine which, be
sides acting as a stomach tonic, is good
for female ailments. Read what such
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She says: "Before I began taking
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and bearing down
pains in my back
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my meals my stom
ach would bloat up
till I could scarcely
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times I was so weak
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