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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY fi, 1917.
Resolve and Act
Resolve this year, among other things,
to save and have. Then act with persist
ence and determination in carrying out this
resolution.
We invite savings accounts of $1.00 or
more and pay 4 interest.
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MIKIJ OF MOXKCTS CI4MI1S.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. Like food,
white puper and shoe prices, the cost
of monkeys has gone up. and It wiu
disclosed today that pathological ex
perlmenta being conducted by the
public health service are in danger
of being seriously hampered by the
scarcity of available simians.
Ilecently the service needed a dor
en monkeys to be Inoculated with dis
ease germs In Its hygenlc laboratory,
but could only get six and had to pay
118 each, although a little more than
a year ago they were plentiful at 8
a head. South American monkeys
are used. Officials attribute the
scarcity to the closing by the war of
the world's principal wild animal
market at Hamburg, Germany.
CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION
Catarrh is as much a blood dis
ease as scrofula or rheumatism. Jt
may be relieved, but it cannot be
removed by simply local treatment.
It breaks down the penend health,
weakens the lunp tifsues, and leads
to consumption.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is so suc
cessful in the treatment of catarrh
that it is known as the best remedy
fur this disease. It 'purifies the
blood. ' Ask your druppist for it
BETTER ANT) SOFTER
LIGHT
Is assured by the use of some
of these beautiful fixtures of
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
ficiency and extra beauty. Why
not at least see them?
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T. F. O'BIUFN, Agent
lViUlleton, Oregon.
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BROKEN BY FALL
J0O1IO IAIMMIKU I.NJI KK1 WH1.N
MOTOIl TKlt'K SKIIS AND
TllltOUH 1UM OFF.
Claud hloun (jetting ilctUT ltapliily,
W. II. Cry JlcappoliiUd flty Ite-
cordcr; A. I Warwick 1 Marshal.
(East Oregonlun Special.)
KCHO, Jan. S. Wm. Doagun, a la
borer working for the Furnish Ditch
Co., had his collar bone broken last
night while returning from work. Mi.
Ooagun was sitting on a seat in the
rear end of a motor truck and In
crowing a bridge about a mile hIidvj
Echo, the car skidded. and he was
thrown out on his head with the re
sult of a broken collar bone.
Claude 8oan, who was badly froz
en while pinned under his automo
bile last Sunday nlRht, is doing fin;.
The frozen parts of his body are now
regaining their sensation of touch
and Dr. Dorn, the attending physl.
cian, reports that amputation will not
be necessary.
At the meeting of the city counc'l
on Wednesday night the following
new city officials were sworn In: A.
B. Thomson, mayor; George II. Cop
pinger, K. K. Lewis and Frank Spike,
councllmen and It. B. Stanfieln
treasurer.
The councllmen who still hold of
fice from last year are C. J. Gulll
ford, Tom Deweese and BUI Oliver.
W. II. Crary was reappointed city
recorder and A. U ' Warnock, city
marshal. No other appointment
were made.
A pleasant social evening was spent
on Thursday at the home of Mr. and
Mm Wm. Wilder when a number of
their friends came in. Dancing anil
muslo was the program until a late
hour.
Miss Clcphane Gulliford visited in
Pendleton several days this week.
Charles o. Young returned to Sa
lem the first of the week to resume
his studies- after spending "the holi
days with his parents here-
Torn Pcweese returned Tuesday
from a trip to Portland.
O. D. Teel, George Coppinger. Zoeth
Houser and A. B. Thomson left her-
Thursday for Portland where they arc
attending the Irrigation congress.
J. H. Mlchenburg of the Alberta
country is here visiting his sister. Un
Mary E. Dodge.
WILL ORGANIZE BRANCH
OF NAVAL SCOUTS HERE
STgeant young ai Charge of Pendlo.
Un Rocriiitinx orricc. Will Head
Slmement; Is National Hoys' Asmi
cjation. Sergeant Matthew J. Young, In
charge of the Pendleton recruiting
office of the U. S. marine corps, has
been requested to organize a local
branch of the American Naval and
Marine Scouts which has recently
been organized with Ailmirul George
Dewey as chief scout. Sergeant
Young will make an effort to Interest
the boys of Pendleton in this move
ment. The American Naval and Marine
Scouts Is a national boys' association
which has for its object "to promote,
teach and inculcate in the youth
throughout the I'nlted States a spirit
of loyplty and obedience to his par
ents and to his superiors by affording
him an opportunity for mental, mor
al and phyiBcal training."
tA MARRIED MAY fJET
$1000 EXEMPTION' ALSO
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. Treasury
dtpHrtment officials ruled today that
$4000 exemption from the income tax
lr.w granted to heads of families np
plles not only to married persons, but
to others maintaining dependents over
whom they exercise "family control."
The original income tax law named
as beneficiaries of the $4rtnn exemp
tion married men living with their
wives and married women living with
their hushands. The act of last Sep
tnmber. chancing the rates of taxation
named "heads of families."
"For this purpose." rends the de
partment's ruling, "a head of a fam
ily is held to be a person who actually
support? and maintains one or more
ii.dividunls who are rloscly connected
with them by blond relationship.
Catarrh means inflammation.
Inflammation is the stagnation
of blood the gorginc of the
circulation with impure blood.
Of course you can't be well under
this condition. It means, headaches,
indigestion, kidney trouble, coughs,
colds, etc.
Ppriififl B sisn
a- VX. U11U nutrition In
creases ihc circulation, Invigorates the
system, removes ihc waste matter and
brightens you up.
Over 44 Years
Of service to the isiblic eolitlcs it to a
place with you.
It Makes Good
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COIN'S INTO ACTIOK.
Here is a Serbian howitzer going 1
injo action. The Serbian army, after
Its disastrous retreat from Ferbia,
WARRING NATIONS
SHOULD MAKEOWN
PEACE SAYS LODGE
(J. P. Yoder.)
WASHINGTON". Jan. 4. Declaring
that the people fighting the war
ought to make their own peace, and
correcting slight remarks anent the
Ternstorff speech yesterday Lodge
cpentd the fight against the passage
of the Hitchcock resolution endors
ing President Wilson's note this after
noon. He said: "The endorsement of the
note, with the idea of a world guar
anty would Involve such an entangle
ment and contravention of the tradi
t onal American policy of aloofness.
! When we abandon our traditional pol
icy of separation we are taking a long
step and ought to know where we are
going.
"I thing the people who are fight
ing ought to make their own peace.
Neutrals are specifically excluded In
Germany's reply."
Immediately as Lodse concluded
Lewis assumed the fight for the ad
ministration. He contended the
Hitchcock resolution of endorsement
does not ask approval of the contents
of the note but merely approves the
action of the president in sending the
note. Lewis says he approves the
contents. He dodged the querry as
to whether he is willing to accept an
amendment to the resolution. He de
clared Wilson's secret diplomacy was
rreferahle to Roosevelt's diplomacy In
the seizure of Panama with a bltidg
on. 9
JUST THE GIST
PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. 5 Crushed
in the w-reckage when the automobile
they were driving was struck by an
Estacada train at Linneman Junction,
DAUGHTER pF NAVAL OFFICER SEEKING STAGE HONORS
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Miss Katherine Ktish, another Amoriean girl, has lnvadfd th
difficult field of Frviuh drama by bocontin a member of the.
Theatre Fransais company in New York, an organization which rttay
make a tour of the country in the near futtrsc. She is the danphter
of Captain William li. Hush, U. 8. N., who is stationed at the Hoston
Navy Yard, and acquind her mastery of the Jiviu-h lanntiaoa
while living abrtwd with her parents. She was educated in 1 r.tnea
and Ucrmany, and sjieaks Italiau and German us fluently as h
4ou Fruock.
HOWITZER GOING INTO
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was reorsaniMd by the English and
French and equipped with many of
these guns, which are especially use-
jful In the sort of mountain fighting
Miss Lillian Lusher, 18 years old, was
instantly killed and her sister, Rosalie,
20 years old, was seriously Injured.
ABERDEEN, Wash., Jan. 5 Li
quor valued at 11500 was burned en
a vacant corner opposite the city hall
this afternoon In the presence of a
crowd of several hundred persona
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Jan. 5. Tranr
plantlng of human organs soon may
be a reality. Wealthy men befsre
long will be able to take mortgages
on the healthy organs of their less
fortunate brothers and have them
transplanted in place of bad ones, ac.
cording to Dr. William Sadler of Ch!.
cago.
ASTORIA, Or., Jan. S. The feder
al naval commission arrived in Asto-
ia late this afternoon aboard the tor
pedo boat destroyer Truxton, Captain
J. M. Ware, commander. The guests
were met at the Port of Astoria docks
by the local committee from the
chamber of commerce and taken to
the Weinhard hotel where dinner was
served,
LEAVENWORTH. Kan., Jan. 6-
"Tex" Pchapper, editor of "Square
Deal," the prison organ at the state
penitentiary here and one of 17 con-vi-t
miroled for Christmas, reported
from Fort Worth. Texas, today that
he was on his way back to prison.
Hecause of being 36 hours late he will
lo?e his honor standing.
HOOD RIVER. Or.. Jan. 5 Joseph
Lyharger. arrested on complaint of
Alva Day of Hood River, deputy state
iame warden, charged with relstin?
an officer for refusing to permit the
game 'warden to inspect his hunting
hag. was found guilty and a fine of
J50 was assessed and his hunting li
cense revoked for the year. The fine
was remitted during good behavior.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 One hun
dred and twenty-eight thousand dol
lars has been alloted to Oregon for
federal aid to road building for the
.s.l,l 1'hotucnuib N. 1. 11. r
ACTION
which was necessary In the recent of
fensive by which the Serbs recap
tured the big Serbian city of Monas
tic next fiscal year, a slight increase over
the present year.
A detailed survey for the Sluslaw
river improvement has been ordered
by the chief of the army engineers on
a favorable report of the district offi
cer. PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 5 Jo Jo.
the big monkey at the Washington
Park Zoo, was the melodramatic he
ro yesterda in a fire that threatened
for a time to destro the monkey house
and all its Inmates and possibly a big
part of the aoo.
Jo Jo discovered the blaze in Its
incipiency, sounded a wild alarm and
saved the day after not more than $5
damage had been done.
THE DAILY FASHION HINT
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NAVAL TRAINING R lO.MMI
t'lVlUANS IN 1917 PLANA Kit
Scheme Incliuloti Ise of 12 Battlo
hii, Ooa-t Camps and crgauiza
tion of Motor Buai Squah-on.
WASHIUTOX, Jan. 4 An oppor
tunity for 10,000 civilians to receive
naval training next year will be of
fered under navy department plans
now completed contemplating the ue
of 12 reserve battleships for a sum
mer training cruise, the establish
ment of cou.--t training camps at fr'an
Francisco, Chicago, Norfolk, New
port and probably Pensacola and the
organization of motor-boat squadron-',
made up-f owners of pr.vate motor
craft.
A tentative schedule drawn up by
the department provides for the open
ing of the camps and the star of the
cruise on July 2, the training course
in each instance to extend until Aug.
4. Mobilization of motor-boat squad
rons for maneuvers would take place
early in September. A winter train
ing course prel miliary to the sum
mer cruise would be provided for
those applying on board designated
battleships al Philadelphia and New
York Chicago's four egg kings cannot well
stand one is advised by an unreten
eratp Sttul agiiinst the consumer's
royal flush of indignation.
Get a
Good Start
RESOLVE
To make the New Year more
healthful by k-tti Uie stom
ach and bowel sstive with the
aid of
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
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WBITK TOOAT KH OI'B NltW IT
SON BOHK. No oMIirsNons
WARREN'S MUSIC H0US2
DON'T SCOLD, MOTHER!
THE CROSS CHILD IS
FEVERISH
LOOK AT TOXOI E! IE ttOATrSV
CUlAXlJTnjS STOMACH,.
LIVER, BOWKIJi.
Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See If tongue is coated; thla t
a sure sign its little stomach, liver aadi
bowels are clogged with sour wasta.
When listless, pale, feverish, full
of cold, bad breath, throat sra
doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally.
has atomachache, indigwtion, diar
rhea, give a teaspoonful of "Califor
nia Syrup of Figs," and In a few
hours all the foul waste, the sour hll
and fermenting food p-wsacs ou of
the bowels and you have a well ami
playful child again. Children Uw
this harmless "fruit laxative." and
mothers can rest easy after glrlns; .
be'ause It never fails to mwJte thrtr
little "insides" clean and sweet
Keep it handy, mother! A tlttSa
given today saves a sick child tomor
row, but get the genuine. Ask yw
druggist for a BO-cent bottle of "Cal
ifornia Syrup of Figs," which haa di
rections for habiest children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly, n
the bottle. Remember 4her ar
counterfeits sold here, so surely loo
and see that yours Is made by the.
"California Fig Syrup Company. "
Hand hack with contempt any other
fig syrup.
REALTY TRANSFERS
Warranty peed
John R. Rathke, to F. B. Fishen, '
12000, E- 12 SE 1-4 NW 1-4 aacUoaj,
32, township ( north, Srange 19.
Maxwell Land A Irrigation Co, t
Anna Sapper, JS..13 33, 5 acres in sec
tion Si, township S north, range I.
French socialists are for eontinn
Ing the fighting, which proves that
socialism is not nearly as cut and.
dried as It thought k was.
Itched and Had to Scratch. Came
Off in Scales. Kept From Sleep
ing. Hair Fell Out in Handfuls.
Coticura Completely Healed.
"I liad a very severe spell of sickness
which caused my scalp to be r .mplctely
covered with line pimples. They were
very aisax'reeaoie, nett
ing all tlie time and 1 had
to scratch. They came
off in scales and were
very .mnoying and pain
ful and kept me from
sleepin?. Nothing dx)
me good, and my hair
fell out in handfuls.
"1 happened to seeCutictira Soap am
dintnient advertised so I got them. I
Ix-fan to improve and now I am com
pletelv ".ealed." (Sit'ncd) Mrs. M. J.
H itterfield. 4"0 S. Kuwrn Ave., Los)
Amrcles, Cal., Ausf. 21, 1916.
W hy not prevent thee distressing
troubles hv mat;i:iif Cuticura your
e-.ery d.iv t- ilct and nursery soap aided
by tmu'ltcs of Ointment as needed ?
For Free, Sample Each by Return
Mail add-,- p -t-taH: "Cuticora,
Dept. K. Boston." Sild evcrywlicrc.
Con Dung Low
CHOP SUEY
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HOT TAMALES
CHILLI CON GARilE
MPAMSlI STY IK
LUNCHES
COFFEE
Sverythlng clean and up-to-date.
FIRST CLASS SEUVICB
TEA 5c Package
Under State
Hotel
Cor WebD sod Cottonwood ma
Phone H7. Pen lleton, Ors.
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Painful Pimples
Covered Scalp