East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 28, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGC3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN PENDLETON. ORFGON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1916. ; The Hardest Test j '"::'iS I T TOW remarkably well made f ' ' i I.-' V" i f JT1 a piano must he to stand countries ! Such tests arc being applied every day to u 1 The PIANO It is a great favorite in foreign countries because of its marvelous staying twtune quality and because its tone 'always remains the same under all condition. This fart alone shows its wonderfully durable construction prove it a re markable instrument at no attractive a price. We have The Hamilton Piano in just the style case you prefer. Wg'Wso Cany SsoSi Focus HaKes of Pianos as 1U1SH A LANK STtln VOMR FARRAND HAMILTON KOHXER A WEBBER HALLKT DAVIS NETZOW CONWAY KIM RAM ORAM) CAMPBELL Also the FoU owing Famous Player Planoa: WTOWKR MODKUA FAR R A YD CONWAY STROHRER, AND OTHERS. EDISON DISC, YIOTROLA AND COLUMBIA TAL1UNQ MACHINES. VARRCrS 1 1IC HOUSE PETERSON-HAD A UNIQUE CAREER ASYLl M INMATE KILLED BY M LOW WOKKtlt WEIL KNOWN IN LA GRANDE. I.lvfxl In Squalor and Stole Meat 1W S'mjar Record In Many Other Ptaees Where He Had Made His Home. I wul immediately went Into the same mode of living conditions he chose '. here, but near Walla Walla. Hut ' h:s meat-Mealing pr'opeiuslt ea cropped I out utain and once more he was ent back to the asylum. His mania seemed to be a fear of detectives whom, he thouttht. were on his irall since an early day when ho was In the government mail Serv ice. Murderer Not Well Known. Uttle la known here of Lareso, who was known as "Andy." He was a laborer of Hungarian birth, and was sent to Pendleton May 25, IS 15. Mary' Nereeo of Clinton, X. J., was notified of tho commitment, but the relationship between the two was not established at that time. U Mais Strat Telephone Gtl Charles Peterson, an inmate of the state ho p tnl who was killed by Can iette Lareso, another inmate Saturday morning, was a well known character In Ia Grande. Concerning the af fair the La Grande Observer has the following Mory: The death of Mr. Peterson at Pen dleton today brings to an end a most unique career. Peterson first got in to the local public limelight on a wide scale Just before March 28. 1913. when he was arrested, indicted and convicted on a charge of stealing meat. Peterson lived the life of a hermit In the vicinity of Ladd canyon, and It was charged that he stole meat from neighbors to replenish his own crude storehouse. During the time he lived there in deep seclusion he excited much curiosity. After his conviction Attorney C. A Small, ap pointed by the court to look after his nterests, fecured a stny In punish, ment on the Insanity plea. He wits examined and sent to the hospital. His father p. O. Peterson lived In Kearney. Neb., at that time. Ill record doveloDed at the time nWnwm IV.. It hail I exhibited eccentricities in other states. In California he stole some meat un der like circumstances, and again -n another Oregon county did likewise. During the month or so he domiciled himself about Hot Lake he cut ci rers with nightly murtbaths, and lived in extreme squalor. After his com mitment to Pendleton he escaped FOREST NOTES. Ditrng the forest fire season. For. est Service lookout men stationed on high peaks, look over practically all the national forest land in the state of Oregon. The forest service cooperates with sixty stock-growers associations . In t Oregon and Washington for the pur pose of bettering stock and range con ditions on the national i or est ranges of the two states. Special use permits for 75 sumer homesites on the national forests of Oregon, Washington and Alaska have been issued since January 1. 1916. The timber and grazing resources i" the national forests of Oregon, Wash ington and Alaska have an estimated value of 1233.000.000. The national forests contain the most extensive public playgrounds in the world, and are open to the free use of the public. Ughtnlng caused J 1-2 per cent of the 1091 forest fires suppressed by the forest service in Oregon, Wash ington and Alaska during the seaso.t of 1918. Driving pn aeroplane across the continent is not necessarily much more dangerous than running a mo tor car without akid chains down hills on a rainy day. MODERATE DIET. SIMPLE EXERCISE MAKE HEALTH (I'nited States Public Health Service. ) Dog fanciers have long noted 4 (hat when a house-dog begins to get fat and wheety it is pretty apt to be attacked by a stubborn 4 skin disease. In such a case they cut down the diet and In- crease the open air exercise. thug relieving the over-burden- ed body of poisonous substances, The sin of gluttony Is com- mon and therefore much con- doned, but like every other vi- olatlon of nature's laws has a penalty. Fat Inefficiency, slug- gish mentality, the reddened 4 nose, the pimpled face, certain of the chronic skin eruptions, 4 and much fatigue und nervous- news are due to the abuso i f the digestive apparutua. Rich, lndl. 4 gestlble foods In large quantities, 4 4 highly seasoned to stimulate the 4 jaded palate, are forced Into a 4 body already rebellious from re- 4 pletlon. Exercise is largely 4 4 limited to walking to and from 4 4 the table and bodily deterlora- 4 tion proceeds rapidly. Many an overfed dyspeptic, suddenly 4 dragged by the stern hand of cir. cumstances from a life of physi- cal ease and plenty and forced to work out of doors suddenly 4 discovers that his semi-invalid. 4 Ism has gone, that a chronic 4 skin derangement of many years 4 4 standing has disappeared and . that a new vigor and xest of life has been given him, Not everyone can spend his 4 whole time in the open air, but 4 a certain amount of exercise and 4 4 pla'n wholesome food in nn 4 4 amount not exceeding the body's 4 4 needs can be had . by almost 4 4 everyone. Simple moderate dl. 4 4 et and exercise make for health. 4 4 These are not foolish food the- 4 4 ories: they are Just plain com- 4 4 mon sense. 4 Your Thanksgiving Dinner Will not cost o much if you buy at the NEW FRUIT MARKET FREE 10c Pumpkin with each box of apples sold this week. and. we sell 5 boxes for $3.25; Winesaps, Rome Beauty, 5 boxes for $3.75. 308 W. Webb. Phone 700 CREEK CABINET IS ABOUT TO RESIGN ROMK Nov. . 2s. Athens dis patches declared the' Greek cabinet's resignation ws imminent. The neu tral ministry la unable to maintain its authority while the French admiral Fournet constantly makes demands that the Greek royalist troops be dis armed. The revolutionary govern ment under ex-Premier Venizelos is taking a determined allied stand. The cabinet Is practically powerless. SNAIL FATING TOADS WANTED. They Are to Be Used in Gaam Combat tttlo Dbireuw. to WASHINGTON. Nov. Z8. Toads are wanted by the governor of Guam and Captain Roy C. Smith. U. 8. N., for use In on effort to eradicate a deadly disease prevalent tmang the cattle of the Island possession. Toads with ravenous appetites and which are particularly fond of snail are preferred, because snails are believed to be responsible for the disease. Capt. Smith has appealed to th navy department for an Immedlat shipment of toads. The request will bo forwarded to the department of i agriculture. 444444444444444444444444 OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLDOR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Head and Nose are Stuffed Up. 44444MMt444444444444, Count fifty! Your cold In head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nostrils will open, the air passage of your head will clear and you can nreulhe freely. No more snuiiiinn. huwklnv nuieoiitt discharge drvneai or headache; no struggling for breath at night Balm from your druggist and apply a little or this fragrant antiseptic ni-n n m In vnnl1 nnutHla Tt njtnetrwtMl through every air pannage of the head, soothing and healing the swol len or Inflamed mucous membrane. giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don"t stay stutfed-up and miserable Relief Is mire. HcrmlKion Man at HONpltal. K. T. Illsley of Hermlaton, t recer. erlnb from an operation which he uu. derfont yesterday morning at St. An thony's hospital! HOW I GOT RELIEF FROM CATARRH Tiimm Who Suffered Twenty Years AnC Wo Almowi lh-af Finds Vy to Be ouirkly Bid of His Trouble. By Thomas Walsh Mtm to i.ni:vTiiB thf. aik ot IIYOMEI. I Uave 'oeeo a snfferer from Ca tarrta tor o er twenty years, I doc ttre4 eff and on for fifteen years t ull. after at! '.Mia doctoring and l-KBrwg I got no relief. '"Finally my aitment became jxsvere that I wsus practically deaf it ane ear an 5 almost so in the other . ...J ,r. a a Iv.lTtl.l Allfflt SnG .Jtf BTIIVE ft'JV ...V I ifareaediateiy lean to use it accord-! a; ta d!re-.tln and the reauiu vera remarkable. I have uaed anoth er bottle of Hymei and can truthful- or it h the first relief I have ex- inrtmxx in wenty year This Muada like strong language, never--tkeNS ft t the truth. 1 feel there is neihlng Ilka Hyomei . tMuu to the aufrerer of a loath- -. irn timt.e. ratarm. I consider It m jrieasere to recommead Hyemet to jerka a sufferers tram this die- p--.i i i iMtii-WMMJWCTpiw-p-JiiiiMiiiL.iiii . !.. x-.- j. j- ui, i-w. j.jtuum-u k i ':' : '- r -' ' V ' t .. . : f - fi " r ,-,kf r. r i, V v: ' -V-' u M, K:' f 7i n - : , " ' " JP 7 v- .-i A-' "'.-If Brdway nt mid Jrtit, New Year s Kv-. one of Hie anii-IHiiir wrm-s In lU m , W. sinajse M world leiiowmsl production of "I ii-r.vv..ii.un." Om :..ii I hooter. Iiu-.l. Ihi .inl.er . 'WOMEN, MR. SCHIFF'S ot ,he of ne:,rl' thref - . . . . . oj'i.ro. Hnil tun I urn nut V.fv POtnliP- inr i T TriDTTirini v .. .. - ..-7 - . - lULrt Uf ILlliriftHWi'i. . . tent to sav what is the nio-t sun-e!- tible temptation to young men In New York, but I believe I shall not he far from correct ii I 5, Women.' " John Wanamaket recanted "wa.-t- XEAV YORK. Nov. 25. "What - "r V"' .- torn of more sin and temptation than in. Ill' tf, L aujvruituin , jjolin Wauamaki-r, lre?ideiu Btl and OUi'-r-t Tell Wliat Sliould Be Avoided. H U of hyomei haa long aeaa (yevfMHoad aa bemg ona af tna wry beat treatments for catarrh of or throat. It Is not swallowaO the patient eU quick raaoiU by trtag a few drops of the pura oil to la , uttle Lsrd robber Inhaler whica wii with each large bottle of ofl Te the b.hgler in the month a itewa tn Illustration and just breath -caJertiiy Utti the taroat, lung ano ' ir panrni the medicated air which a rrce off. This is pleasant but swwertal 'hat its germicidal qual -tXlaM quickly destroy all catarrh geru Mtt add aooth the sore, swollen. In 4unot membranes, stopping the 41a rterge and ending the diaease. TiUimwi it O. as well a other lead ,mr arweisia in the city speak high iv C Hyomi and sute it is alwa 4 ky them with a positive guar a.rM u refund money if In any cas r CA(rrh. bronchitis, aore throat . or cclJ, it faUs to give prompt eerftaf In g- ttitig Hyomei for the flrt Um fce eura to Bet the large sl wtaira contains the Inhaler aa its use l quite Hue. tial for best reeulU young men and women In New York?" wm a ouestlon sent to Drominent men and women by Dr. Fred Wlnslow Ad- ama of St. Andrew's Melholisi-Kpis-oonal church Heventy-aixth Street. near Columbus avenue. answers last night. Chief Justice Isaac Franklin Ilu-si-ll's opinion was: "To achieve wealth and social po ition and distinction by accept inj low standards of business moral'ty nnl following bad lead'-rahlp and evain- ! ed above it. iinrnncliM wliii Ii had llive-l in ocean water were .'mind 11 1 feet a' ove the sea. j in addition to maklne an i xli iui'ilv 'study of the movements of Hie land i which took !)!ace in Hie Yakuta: l. .. la nji blackjack. lanul klllel I.ind with a Detectives ascerted Bar tholomew's story is false llrve I.itiul 1 a ni thlctil They b cha racier. pie j region and of the many glaciers oi Miss Katharine li. Davis of the P.i- j the reslon, the writers ar.iassed . role commUwion a;d. as to the temp-1 great lund of information in resard to tntions ag.tlnst which young womiii j the intm ity of the quake throughout should most be warned: i the whole area within .which it wa "The desire for pleasure the ktn I j sensible and recorded tne testimony oi many witnesses, inc shock was mo a dit-tances of 670 und 1200 miles in opposite directions from Yaltutat nay, j ... . .V.. VI.h l .u. ...mii.m fAit t4 more any other cause." President Hutler of ('oltim')ia t'n The most seductive temptation ! al is hi.h ,rront a vounr man In N : Blar of "-oadwa . of the theatirs He. read th York is to spend more money th in I nd 'Jf- , . hu. fixed income justnies.n me vy- j . .. wn. vi.r.,, ,., Milbi ,he ,r.mh,nia, were felt Is As to the temptations young men.deavor to keep up witn .ne e.. o cratty. Ceneral Secretary of 'than 1.500.000 square miles. Thla should avoid. Jacob H. Schirf. banker, Uures and standard of living ofiiili-, Nationai T. M. C. A. i gives the Yakutat Bay earthquake a rentled: 'w P0!" off than h,mslr- I ,M v,.lo nre.l.v Smith of The nlae. aeons- the very greatest earth ' ' Kvenlne World said: "Lonesomeness and clothe Dr. Adams' own Idea was: ColSolei Th Nattttai Shortening" Prof. Hertzog Praises This Perfect Laxative auakes or Historic times. Prevlou great shocks without exception, re sulted in heavy loss of life, the num- BEFORE Vnn lot snv work in our line, don't forget to get our prices. Estimates pUdlv furnished on any k :,ni of ftone. brick and fotvo'it wnrk. S. 1UX30 & CO. Telephone: 461 DR. CALDWFXJ7S 8YRTJP PEItilN AN IDEAL RKMEDY FOR X)NSTIPATIO!. j In every 'family there ia more ori less occasion for a laxative remedy., It is to meet this need that Dr. i Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is prepared.: and this combination of simple lax-j stive herbs with pepsin fulfill! itt oaroose ia proven by Its place In thousands of American homed. , Prof. F. J. C. Hertzog, the well, known linguist, 2J41 North Arianna St.. Philadelphia, Pa., wrote to Vr. Caldwell that he has used Dr. Cald- well's Syrup Pepa'n In his household with excellent result and that he nd his family con Ider It indeed a friend in ne"d. and always keep a- i hottle of it on hand i-oti'tl'-t on Is the direct tau.e of much serious Illness and is a cond i jtion tha. Mould never be neglected. ! Harsh cathartiCM and violent purga tive should never be empioyeu iu relieve constipation, cause the very violence of their action ehu.ka the entire HV.eni. A nilld laxative, such .. im- - .i-. !l Rvrun PeD.in Is far i ,,r,.fer.i'le, being m'id und gentle In Ills vtloti. veil h. nt irrip.iiK or other lo-.in or ' otnfoit : its treedom from I i ,, ,,ite i.r ran otic drugs makea it 1 lr) ,d-u! r-ni'-dy for cliil.lren. I aalA a l4n . rn niUaa. k.. m- iumm. killed reachlns: n on TU l ir-iiiyiiilioiu, lUU".' fv- p 7i ... v " . . , mi.- . I.. nA,Snir 1 tUi.m ihd OnnrmOlltf f Ot 1 1 of OVM ( 10 oe unreal, inr woiiu . w.,. , w, .1...... ... . - av.uun. 1 ne lamiim iwj nnii " fortunntuiv free from fatnlltlei be- I good pan of the time, from the smart Aleck to the warring nations Younfi neonle oueht to see not how much they can get out of life, but how much can make their lives of real thev 1 worth." GREAT ALASKAN QUAKE. cause the region In which It oceurre.t is sparsely settled. This report "The Earthquakes at Yakutat Ray, Alaska, In September, t S99" Is Illustrated with halftone view., showing the effects of the earthquake, and with maps of the re- , glon ana sesmograms oi fo".i . . . . .1,111 01 tin- n ti. v- 'w. - . - ( ,n,t.-te ut vnLnlnf fiAV Alaska. I as recorded at places as far distant ms Rntnvla. Java: Cape T"wn, South I Africa; mid Catania. Italy. The re ' ! port may be oMalned from the 8u. i ijer'ntciidcnt o' Doi'umenH, Wasnirg I ion, I. C. at a cost of 80 cents In pa I per and 75 cents In cloth binding. Flah fried in Cottolene brown beauti fully and have a delicious flavor. Just try .this pure (bod product for your own satisfaction. See how much better it is than anything else for frying and also for shortening. 1 Your grocer will supply Cottolene in large or small pails. Order from him today. "Cottoltnt maWs fW caaluaf ScfUr" C3XCrAlR8ANKZS9 ! :iig,J I'ncle Sun ha for sale copies of ' report by the I'nltel Statei (ieoloK'cel Survey, of the department of the In ferior, on one of the ten greater enrthmmkes of historic tinies-that III !the Yakutat Uav region of A'afka j , . i The Yakutat Bay earthun ike occu.'- Intmiat on tl.a ne """ ' 'red on September .1, IHUfi and w .a n.er has been holding back In his e- i followed during the next three week's tlmutes of the food a e on hand In- manv 1- violent vh.- k '. The j -houl.) Inspire the unorgan zed con- area of preatet Ifiten-lty lay almi , ""nier w:tn aciuino.m, , .,. Dr. faldwell'a Syrop Pepsin Is sold tn(. flanks of the St. EI Ins Rune In Izlng. drug stores everywhere for flttv ems a bottle. To avoid imitations and ineffective fuhstltutes be sure to g-t Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. S-e ir.at a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's s'K ra'.ore and hi" portrait appear on ih-.-,-;iow iarton in wh'ch the bottle Is : l:i"l A trial bottle, free ' charge ( n l ". oMa'ned by v. lifng to lir. W. t. .:!!: .-II. 43S Washing! -n St. i.ioM (.i-i to, Ilill.ois. retrlnn of h'gh mountains and su pert) glaciers, and the movement wai aceompnnieil by ctornioiiH avalanche' and rock slides. This was n vivid demonstration that the growth of mountains is 'tl'l In progress. At some places In the region the Ian I eolis'iled and fore-da wt-re solmieeired. Ai most places, however, the Ian I n.'-e. ari l many po nl-i which 1'i-foi ' bad lain below sea' level were eli-vat- Mt 'IUKlt SIH'HTS STOPY is Ntrr b!.lii.vi:d by pouci. POBTLAND, Nov. 27 neorirc Martlioliitni-W. the iilli -:cd niiirderer or John Und, "of the "irrcn trunk" mystery, dm taken over the scene of the crime. The police mail Bar tholomew point out tho spot where We Are Thankful for the liberal patronage with which thia bark t bein favored, aa well as for the general prosperity and welfare of Pendle ton and her people. We extend to our many customer our ircere wir-hes for a very Happy Thanks giving day and a full measure of happiness and prosperity during the coming twelve months. TlI S '. 3 r ' fi,.t vri. "' I