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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1010. '
EIGHT PAGES
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Installation of officers of T!ushcc ( Sam's soldiers who Tins returned safe-jfor n two year term, Mrs. Fannie
nhspter. No. If, o. K. R, ivlll lie hfltl y from France after having served f Carney, and for a one year term, Mrs.
this evening In Masonic hall at J:. 10 since the 19th ot September. 1917, as Nellie Horton: musician, Mis. Fannie
MiPork. la private In Mattery A, 348 Field Ar.'Carney. and physician, Dr. "Hf"J. Ka-
" tillery, formerly of the 91st Division.)"8""- ,
M in. Theodore V. Arnreiter and ' i addition to his father, mother! Many Items of business were con
tiny Mis Kllzsheth are guests at the ; nnd ,,f h f brothers and sisters -sidcred at last niiiht's meeting, the
nrsi ot me tooge sine NepteniDer 27.
home of Itr. anil Mrs. F. W. Vincent.
Mm. Arnreiter has been with her hus- !
Imnd In Sacramento where he was ro- ;
renlly rallcl by business Interests, hut.
Is. with her little daughter, enjoying!
a visit with I er parents during an epi- ;
leriilo of Influenza In the California.'
c 1 1 . ' ' ' '
j many friends, and relatives congre
iRnied to areet him and offer congrat
1 ulatlons on his safe return. ; .
Among those who enjoyed the af-
fair were Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Mcln-
i tyre, his parents. MrSj Isabel Meln
1 tyrr. his grandmother; Mr. and Mrs.
I Peter Mclntyre of Calgary: Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Mowry Is to he hnste.t I'M W. K. Potts and son, Kdmund
Iniiiorrow afternoon at her home. .3iiJ trptts: Mr. and Mrs, A. C Mclntyre.
Thompson Rtreet. to-inemhers f th;d family, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Mcln-
ljldies AM society or tne .vemooisi lyre ano lainuv, irir. unu .Mrs. ji, "-v . A. H.ICox Mia ' M E. Mortimore
rhiirch. The meeting Is called for ten and son. of Pilot liocfc. Mr. ami M Genevieve Bonnis and Mrs. liar-
dv Robbing ' '
iwennoiyn .ucinira r-yie sic
The officers win he installed lit
ular meeting next Friday evening.
Yesterday's honor roll at the Tied
Cross work room inchided the names
i of Mrs. F. B. King. Mrs. Walter
Planting. Mrs. C. K. Knde, Miss Laura
Harris, Mrs. T. J. Teweedy, Mrs. V. J,
; Stockman, Mrs. .1. H. MowryMrs. T.
in. Wells. Mrs. Wk J..T!ensqn. Mr. E,
IP. Terney. lira. J. l Wiioilwof rtl. 'Mrs.
eac$ Congress, May'
- -,-r Consider Women's W-
Part; in Settlement
PAItlS, Vh ll.PresldentKvilson,
addressing a delegation of Internatlon,
:t.l woman suffrage . ; representatives,
today announced . he favors the estab
lishment of a, 'specll committee to
consider the problems concerning wo
men In connection with the peace set
tlement. Jle Indicated that American
delegates would advleate such a plan
at the peace conference.
Will Investigate Price
Charged for News Print
WASHIXflTON'. Feb. -11. The fed
eral trade commission today started a
preliminary hearing; on news print;
prices. v
2:S6 o'clock.
I Mrs.
t Miss
Promptly at 2 o'clock tomorrow intyre, Dan Mclntyre. Lawrence Me.
St. Valentine's lay is to be observed
; by members of the Research Club,
j Friduyxevening when they, will enter
The tain their husbands. The affair ia to
afternoon the first meeting of the In- intyre and Wendell Mclntyre.
spiration Club since the Influenza op- a
identic will be held for the consldera-l Miss Elizabeth Harrlman of
tion of important business at the hom ; Dane jR spending a. fortnight as the be given at the home of the club presi
of Mrs. C. S. Colo. 120.1 Hast Court , houseguest of Miss Xadllie FUaUeley. Ident, Mrs. Frank Puker, on south
tlreel- A social hour is to fallow the , jMain street.
business meeting and the club plans, A danchlsr pnrty is to be given, next i. 1 ' '
to resume Its informal afternoon M o evening by Pendleton Camp Members of the Duplicate Whist
gatherings lor tne remainacr ot inr
season.
lief service, whon they were enters
N'o. 41, w. O. W. Invitations are be-l 1,,D enjoyen tneir tirst meeting after
in ssueH lo members and a nnmben" "J'"" iir.irau .u nui n-
of additional friends.
Flowers are belni sent today to
Miss Olanys Boynton Inst evening
dispensed charming hosjiitality to a
party of twenty when she entertained I greet a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
In compliment to her brother. Shelby j Hvatto at the home of Mrs. DJ C.
Alloway and his pal." Lyle Hardy, j Rrownell. 21.". Jane street. The little
who left at noon today for Portland j iad wno haa not VFt heen . named,
to enlist In the navy. American flags ! weighs ten arid a half popnds. His
decked the rooms where the earner "daddy" is with the 46th coast artil-
tained yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Xorbome Rerkeley. Two tables were
in play. High score Is not counted in
the Duplicate Whist Club and the af
ternoon was marked by delightful informality.
evening a spent around the cam
tables, and where after a daintily ap
roitited suptieY, n 'hour was devoted
to dancfn:?. Uvalde, the hostess, and
her two honur tiuexts, the party in
cluded Miss F.nunu. tiordon. Misa
Ferndale I'errtn,-Ms Daphna Belts,
Miss Klisabeih Harrlman (The Dalles).
Miss Pauline Dohnert. Miss X'adine
P-iakely. Miss Kloise Bergerman. Miss
Delia Ferguson. Jack Heck, Percy
Ilussel, Orin Huey. Sterling Liver,
more, Ivan SturdEvant. Balfe I'lrich.
Ernest Dohnert and Glen Stroble.
A happy reunion of the McTntyre
lery at Brest, Franco-
Mrs. Hal RIshop and her little
daugater. Miss Oenev-ieve Bishop.!
have arrived in Portland from their;
home in Juneau, Alaska. Miss Grace!
Rugs joined her sister there from En-:
gene w'here she is attending the Unl.j
vercity of Oregon. After a short stay!
in Pifrtland the Bishops are expected!
In Pendleton, where they will be!
quests at the G. W. Rugg home. j
i ;ly. I :l I
.01 Inches Rainfall. ,. y in.
Mnximum tempernture,: CO;.-.;! 'i i
Miiiliuiim temperature, Sl.it
-Weather, cloudy. .i
AVind, northwest. i.u -
Rainfall, . 01. . ! iun-
( , : . . f. . -
MIGHT NOT RENEW
. ARMISTICE SAYS
GERMAN OFFICIAL
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Tl'RIN. Feb; 12. Mathlas Erzlas
J7l1rrr(ftifrf t f tfcho German armistice
t'ommif sipn, declared in an interv.ew
Wilrhar -that Germany would not
renew the armistice if te new pro.
visions are "too severe," according to
dispatches today.
T,UUU) FRENCH MI URKR
. . CHARGE NAMES KAISmt
WiUtam Winship of-Atheita was r
,visitbr in Pendleton aterday.
H. Mclntyre of Athena, Is a Pen
dlt'ton visit or"loday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Spiko;,are up
from Kcho todny. I
H; Y. Crnndfil was a visitor nt Ha-
ker yesterday on business nuilters. j
Frak Grny 4 in the city from Pilot!
Rock. -
Jnhn T jxlroiv ia Tfnd1pt nn vlsito 1
today from Weston.'
W. C. Graham Is in the city from
XHUlas. Texas.
x PARTS. Feb. 11. A third charge of
mnrdtr has been brouRht asainst the
kalsef by a Fitnchwomftn, Mnie. I.e-
ftrand whosp hnsbnnd. a professor,
Was shot by the Germana at Valen
ciennes. Following the examples
Mnie, Prieur. who also charged the
kaiser with the murder of Iter hus
band,' Mme. I.ecrand ha lrotif,lit her
case' to the attention of -the French
government..
'When the Baby
Needs d Laxative'"'
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r :
-'No one lmow better than the evei-watchful "
. mother the natural doctor of the family in
til the small ills that when the baby It out,
it sorts it is usually clue, to indigestion or
constipation.
It la always well, in any of its illnesses, to
look for this cause. The diet may have to be
changed, but before good can result from it,
the bowels must be movedl
The mother has the choice of many medi
cines cathartics, purgatives, bitter-waters,
pills, physics, etc. But the little body
doesn't need such harsh remedies for they
wrench the system and do only temporary
good, to often followed by an unpleasant
reaction.
A better plan is to employ mild; gentle
laxative of which only a little is required.
There is a combination tot simple lasative .
herbs' with pegiin sold by druggists under
the name of DrT Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin that
thousands of mothers have used successfully
for baby's constipation and its accompany
ing ills, such at belching, wind colic, rest
lessness, sleeplessness, etc. ' '- "
, The nursing mother, will lso find It Ideal
for herself, and it is especially important that
she be free from constiFttion, r-
Syrup Pepsin is guaranteed to do as prom J
ised or the druggist will refund the money."
Thousands of cautious families have it in
, the house, secure against the little. 4I, ; ,
S Dr. Caldwell'
YRUP PEPSIN
The Perfect 1 Laxative
. PRICE AS ALWAYS
In suite of crestly incraMcd laboratory cota due
to the war, by aacrificinc prohts and abaof bmf war
tasea we hava maintained the priL-e at which thia
family laxative ha. been told by i
36 years. Two aisea :
druuitta for the oaat
MK and i 1.00.
FREE SAMPLES
If you have never tiara Dr. Caldwell'! Syrup
Pepain .end (or a free trial bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell,
46S waihington St., Monticello, 1U. If there are
b.bie. at home, aak for a copy of P. Caldwell', bobk,
"The Care of Baby." .......
FROM THE PEOPLE
EHEMy HAY USE
SPARTACAHS TO
GAIN LENIENCY
XOT AX APARTMENT HOUSE
VOU. PItOI-TCKSIOXAl, AM) Itl S
! IXKSS WO.tlKX?
t If it is difficult for families to find
homes in Pendleton, it is even more
j M. T. Ynmaniote of Japan, is reg-1 difficult for teachers and other m-o-istered
at Hotel Pendleton. Ifessional and business women to find
familv took nlare Snnil.iv In honor of February 12. Tli ere will be work, thel wlra' " .sunaDie nvintt acconinionations nere.
rie n Mrimvre one of I'ncle I election of officers, and a social hour, today. Could not the proposed plans of the'
(Hostesses for the occasion will be; G. C. Stater is In the city from Port- Commercial Association Include a
Mrs. David Nelson. Mrs. James Jin-. toaay. imotiern apanmeni nouse or cmn
Is a l'en-1 nousc for women nvith two, three and
four room apartments with kitchen-
H. 10. Wfrth left yesterday for Thetettes where a touch of independent
Dalles and Dufut. where he will visit home life could he maintained outside
his uncle. Itev. H. W. llosseil. or worKinK nours?
Mr. and Mrs. Fi-ancls Stamaier are
from Calgary, Alberta,
Co repair da3y
waste ef fective
ly, use
GrapeNuts
a delicious and
highly nourish
ing, food.
The Ladies Aid society of the first
Presbyterian church, will meet in th
church parlor Wednesday afternoon.
lonev Mrs. Horace, Mann. Mrs. (I. W. Jacoiwon or t'ortmnu.
Bvers. Mrs. Hpnrv Thorn nson. Mra. ,lli,on visitor today.
WiUtenburg and Mrs. V. A. Storie.
Some of lis are" fortunately located
in some of the lie.st homes in Pemlle-
A called meeting of the Royal
Xniehltors Inst pvpninsr rfsnlt-il in the '
ielection of the following officers: cit'
InrnelA Ipc Hnttitt ITiari inon ir't i Canada.
loracie. Mrs. Fern Tatty, past oracle,! Mrs. C. H. Marsh, wife of Judge Vr. must immire from place to place
Mrs. Myrtle Lester: chancellor, Mrs. ! Marsh of Pendleton, is visitms at the)""" " " M' "
(Lorene Cook: recorder. Mrs. Marietta ,: SUsward Portland Journal. jhmhest srade of eff.cencyis expected
1 Jones: receiver, Mrs. Kdith Christen-j William Hatch and son are spend. ' teachers of your children they
!son; Marshal. Mrs. Sadie Rude: assist-tins the day in Pendleton from Board- should all have comfortable living
! . . , ..., . . , conditions with quiet for study and
jant marshal Mrs. Zettella Bybee; Inner man. ... , , , ,
nl vi v-.j.- alrK- ..,.. I Mr ond Vr C T! . fa In of Clarks- ' 171 vu...r.,.t-t i ,..,K.;......
'sentinel, Mrs. Bessie Lovell: manager, ' ton, Washington, are puests of
;for a three year term. Robert Patty; dleton friends and relatives.
there Is unrest everywhere and the en
tente cannot take Germany anyway'
GOVERNMENT COULD
RESIGN IN PROTEST
Peace Terms Too . Hard,
Country Would be Turn
ed Over to Reds.
P.Y FRANK .1. TAYLOrt.
(Tnited Pre.w Staff Correspondent.)
WEIMAR, Feb. 11. Germany may
attempt to use the spartacans as n
weapon to force the allies into making
the terms of peace settlement less se
vere. Government officials
ry ever since, until' that collection was
purchased by an American last -year.
The Jones library contains jnnny
r TMirur limiolicr In Kuicldc. i ruro inanusi rlpls. One of tha.lnosf
, T1JK nAIJ.KS. Ore., Feb. 11. 111- valuable of these Is the manuscript of
ness which had continued, for several i Hoccnccln's "Noble Men and Wnmen"'
months is l.elleved to have been re- 'done on vellum In 1462. There is nls
sponsible yesterday for the suicide of the oriKinal manuscript of the words
Clinton Mcllcynolds, well-known ! and music of "In the Sprlnc,:' dono ,
rancher of Dufur district. While the 'by Mendelssolin, nnd signed by him.,
nieuibers of Ihe family were eatlnit 1 . - - - ' '
dinner Mr. McReynolds lift Ihe table j ,w ATAIIInll
and went to the batlitoom. When j fj Q j 0 X aWjmPiXlXli
the shot was heard the family dlscov- ;
ered that- the despondent man had
sent a bullet thrnuirh his hea. Dentil
was instantaneous.
Rare Books Come From
Alinneapolis Library
INDIGESTION OR GAS
:at one T.m.RTi arr instant
iti:i.ii-:r nv taking paim:s
ihapkisix. '
ton but there are many of us who, each I declare they will refitne to sign
treaty it the "provision are unrea
sonable" They Intimated that th
government would reslgrn. turning the
country over to the radical elements
which they believe would immediate,
ly create chaotic conditions.
" Threaten KuiVpe.
Oermany thus wilt not only he un
! .1. ! l.: m
Pen- I -VMi sHiiiHJiiB iiuruiK 'icinuje nuiirs,
Principal Lincoln School.
a n
C m n
OVER THE NORTHWEST J
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LIVESTOCK AND FARMING EQUIPMENT
"BILL Mlf RICK
lm wta sell at Public Auction at Myrick Station 12 miles northwest of Pendleton m
iltf.a
r i COMMENCING AT 10:00 O'CLOCK: A. M. T
ail the following livestock and farming equipment, to-wit r
1 Cook House With Wagon
, Sloriii Dlows Off Const.
S SAX FUA.NC1SCO, Feb. 11, A wind
zz j storm starting off the Oregon coast
' swept the state today and storm warn-
' ings were pl.-vced alona the coast from
' Eureka south. ...
Ill Coos Officials Assailed.
1 ' MARSHFIELJ, ore., Feb. 11. At a
meeting of the Coos county taxpayers
gj ' league, held in Marshfield, it was de
jfcided to secure recall petitions against
S5 j County JudtiC James Watson and
jCommissioner Archie Phillip of North
5 i Bend. The league also went on rec
ord asking the court to provide a spe
cial accountant to expert the road
funds and expenses of. the past few
years, with a view to submitting the
findings to the next grand Jury ses
sion. ' ' t
P.lliks lo lilt I rood Fruit.
HOOD RIVER. Ore., Feb.' 11.
Overseas soldiers are to eat Oregon
japplcrt, H. F. Davidson, who Is in New
ZS York, notified the Hood River Fruit
.company that he sold 15,000 boxes.if
gslthe concern's extra fancy and fancy
jNewtons to the goiernment.
XBW YORK, Feb. 8. Collector of , When meals don't fit und you belch
excessively rare Tnik today flocked gas. acids and undigested food. When
to an miction sale nt which a first edi- ! you feel lumps jf distress m stomach.
tion of Milton's Comus, described a lain,
"the greatest Milton volume ver of. ache,
fered" is one of the attractions. j IurI
The Comus Is oiie of many rarities ;
openly i collected by Ilerschel V. Jones, pub-j
he-lisner or ine jiinncapous j
who brought his wares to tne .-ew t
York market after many years spent
In collecting first editions and origi
nal irinnuscrlpts from the ends of the
earth.
r 3
20 Work Horses
5 Colts (yearlings)
4 Driving and Saddle Horses
10 Voan Calves
2 Yearling Calves
3 Milch Cows
5 Drills
2 20-Ft Harrows
8 Sets Butt Chain Harness
1 Bvowu-Lewis. Disc
1 Water Tank
1 Binder With Engine
I Put an end to tnat delay in rentlna
; that house or apartment through
: getting your message to the readers
! if the classified.
2 Wagons and Wheat Racks
2 Vuleun 3-bottom Plows
2 Harrington Hitches with Butt
Chains ...
10 Pairs Lead Bars
1 Stover Engine With T, rucks...
1 Fanning Mill
1 18-Ft. Blade
3 Feed Racks and Trucks
it,: ' -I I.
1 Water Troughr
Household Goods and other articles
too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS: All sums under $50.00 cash; on sums over $r).00 time will be
piven until October 1st, 1919, on approved notes bearing 8 per cent interest.
Cash discount of 2 per cent on all sums over S50.00.
f a '), '
i ' " $i .
h - ' i '
1 P TiW ' " t! 1
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fin
able to pay any Indemnities, hut. in
the ltelfef of Kovernment officials,
vould menace the rest of Europe with
the threat of the Spartacan move
ments spreading. This condition,
some Geimann argue, would be no
worse than the "commercial slavery"
they foresee from the peace " settle
ment. . llrcomiitc lo flank
The mental attitude of the military
class In Oermany has developed rttir
in? the last two months from one of
absolute depression to defiance and
General condemnation of the entente.
A change has been wrought, it in
said, by lack of sympathy in entente
countries for the present eonormic.
social nnd political conditions in Oer
many. The Oermanw who still retain
the old militaristic ideas are confident
that in case the government should
turn the country over to the Sparta- J
cans the allies would not attempt to
occupy the remainder of Germany for
some time.
A one pan-German Is reported to
have said. "The ,world, tt sic((. of war.
flatnence. heartburn or head
Here is instant relief No wult
Just as soon as yon eat a tablet of
ape's Iliapepsin all the dypepsla. in-
The romiii Is the dedication copy. ! digestion .11110 stomacn a'siress enas.
the dedication being to Viscount Pra- ' These pleasant, harmless , tablets of
cklv. Karl of nridgmvnter. It wnj I I'upe s tilapepsln never fall, Jo mak6
printed in 1(137. and is said to 'Tint'-' sick, tipwitnmachs fuel fine at once,
been in the Hridgewater family libra- and they cost so little at dru- stores.
.1
SICK HEADACHE
GOES QUICKLY
?-1nd thnt dirtr outing sick hfndnche
thiit kfcpR you fi'ftiner mlsrabl with 1
a laxative t'a that won't fall. I
CELERY
KING
Does Your Ford Start Hard?
Do You Want Brighter Lights? .
Give the LECTRQ Method a Trkl
It Locates and Clears Short' Circuits and Other
Electrical Troubles in Your Ford Magnetos.
Within a few minutes" time and at little expense
the LECTRO will automatically locate your elec
trical troubles and eliminate them. No more tak
ing out of motors or magnetos. The old, way was
wasteful and expensive most, times guesswork.
This latest invention will locate and clear your
short circuit, recharge your magnets , equally,
make your car start easy, make the lights brighter
,and give you real gas economy in fact, put Hew
life and FEP into your car. -
Simpson Auto Co.
Water & Johnson Sis.
Phone 40S
is what you nd. Splendid for liver
it lid bow-flu, for iip'st stomach, bnd
breath and constipate. fin me old
remedy in thq same old box.
i
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OREGON THEATRE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12
BILL" MYRICK, owner
CQU W. V. YOHNKA, Auctioneer. ' ' E. L. SMITH, Clerk.
tAo H litem prtt 4t
vcmnriTf dalton
- "-'G'Jickanii'
'ff mMW fiff
,a,i.t: today.
The "ails'
he relative
teach ou much about
merits of thills heip-
Want Ad COST, is
Less Than " Vacant
Room Loss!
.a. Xou can rent your furnish
ed room to a lodger -who Is
"good pay," who 'will .appre
ciate a good place to live, and
Who will STAT if tho room
makes a good home.
The COST per day o. a
want ad Is smaller thnn the
yf)S,S per day through hav
ing the room unrented. And
a few days of want ad COST
will prevent a groat many
days of VACANT ROOM
LOSS.
j Battle Scarre4 Veterris J
Direct From France
i. , CONCERT BY S . , ;
4. ti'no n t Mri rrn at H'tcvT rtiiri7r tup Tftn d
THE ALLIES qyARTETTE 5
A Hear the Boys Tell of Their Experience at the 5
Front!! , g
f Jack Carter, Comedian. Lew Price, Welsh Tenor
( "THE LADIES FROM HELL" PIPE BAND. f
$ Two and a Half Hours of Novel, and, Instructive En- t
4.. i . tertainment.. i .. .. , . 5
i , n I I ' , 1 1 ii
4. , Reserved Scat Sale at the Delta. ? ; . 5
5 Prices Lower Floor $1.50; Balcony $1; Gallery 5(lc J
..H.iti.1miii !!W"Miimmmt'l'iltim an ownarl
,iiiaMiaiMaUttWilltt(olAil '