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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17
OF COURSE NOT.

Ii was Sunday. and two small boys
were industriousiy digging in va
cant lot when a man who was pass
ing stopped TO give them a lecture
Don't you know that il is sin TO
dig on Sunday unless il be a case of
necessity asked the good man
Yes. SIR timidly replied one OF the
boys
Then why don't you stop it?''
Cause this is a case Of necessity. :"
replied the little philosopher. "A fell
Ter can't fish without bait TIT
Pits
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17

Il II interesting TO note that in ad-
ninistrztson circles all memories Of
the Baltimore con
Bzitim0re Not ysntion have not
quite Forgotten been swept away
Private Secretary
Tumulty seems to have some recol-
lection yet Of that long drawn fight
when for a week the progressives and
reactionary factions were locked in
conflict and the outcome was uncer-
tain
Mr.. Tumulty seems TO still have q
vivid recollection Of the part George
II. Turner played in manipulating the
Washington delegation. It viii be re-
called BY local people that the demo-
cratic convention of Washington was
held in Waila waIla that spring and
that al the assembling Of the con-
vention the Wilson forces had q ma
5ority Of the delegates: how, through
ptAllCdl s~-cNidIhsbs WI n ~ HAA
and others the King county delegation
scme 100 strong for Wilson was dis
franchised and anti Wilson delegates
named for the Baltimore convention.
Turner himself went TO Baltimore ana
held his state in line against Wilson
Just a. long as he could. Since that
time Turner has publicly apologized
for his fight on Wilson and ack-
nowledged himself wrong.
Recently Turner has been seeking
reappointment on the International
waterways commission. position that
pays him $500 year. When friends
Of Turner sought the favor Of Tumulty
in his behalf the private secretary Is
reported to have exclaimed, ITO b
with Turner; ne made US too much
trouble at Baltimore" Being Irish
4. is probable Tumulty made that
identical remark and he would have
been justified. not because Turner
was an anti Wilson democrat but be-
cause he follows political methods
that should no longer be tolerated.
Turner now announces he will re-
sign at once from the waterways
commission and seek election TO the
United States senate against Senator
Wesley L. Jones. Mr. Jones Is re-
publican and makes no pretense OF
being an administration man. His
position at least Is clear. II he OPP
poses the administration program he
does ii openly. Turner is the class
OF citizen who would like 10 slip into
office through the popularity OF the
Wilson administration and then use
his inside position TO secretly thwart
the administration forces in its work
Of reform He would be the most
dangerous stripe OF enemy.
on the subject Of Turner and his
political ambitions the East Oregoni-
an shares the views OF Joseph Tu-
muity.
In taking a fiat stand that the
smallpox quarantine regulations must
be enforced the city
The small Pox council is doing abb
Quarantine. solutely right Pen
dleton stands TO pro-
fit by that line OF action.
Small pox is q contagious disease
and though generally mild these days
Il " sometimes terrible malady. But
mild or .viruient what is the use Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17
NEW TEACHINGS.

I net q sturdy little chap.
His face relecting fun
And laid my hand upon his cap. 4
} And asked. How are you. 4
son - 4
) He seemed 20 take il IL Of me,
And szid. You crazy guy" 4
Then grabbing up q pebble he 4
The same flung al my eye,
) 7 quickly called q passing cop. 4
And cried Arrest this kid 4
The officer refused 70 stop.
oh, don't mind what ne did 4
He said "A JontEssori child
n free from all restraint
Perhaps you think he's running 4
wild, 4
But you'H find out he ain't."
/ took that NonteSs0-f lad 4
And DER my knee he went. 4
] said: Il know sou are not bad. 4
But here's your natural bent.
Initiative you have shown. 4
) But your pranks / viii end 4
EN-
BY the recall you're overthrown
And this. the referendum"
Chicago News
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17

v egeteble Som-
pound did for me-
/ suffered dreadful
pains and was very
irregular. i became
alarmed and sent for
Lydia E Pinkham's 3
Vegetable Com
pound ! took it reg
ulsriy until / was
without . cramp or
pain and felt ike
another person. and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17
lust Like a Husband.

MY husband is one of the most
stubborn men in the world"
He can't be any more stubborn
than mine"
"Oh. yes. I'm sure he must be.
Yesterday / had an engagement to
meet him at o'clock"
Yes"
Well. it was nearly 4:30 when !
got there, and he won't admit that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17

And many a raw deal Is synony-
NOUS with q close shave.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17
THIS WoMAN'S
SICKNESS
Quickly Yielded To Lydia E
Pmkhan'. Vegetable
Compound.

Baltimore, Nd III an more than
glad to tel what Lydia z Pinkham's
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17

the rest he got while he was waiting
did him any good Chicago Record
Herald
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17

Only a foolish woman ever tries 10
reform a man by roasting him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
WILL ITALY DECLARE WAR

ROME, Dec. 1.-The speech delivered by Premier Salandra yesterday the Italian parliament has created
 profoud sensation Some say that his references to the just aspirations of Italy meant that Italy IS now ready for war to recover the Italian provinces held by Austria Others think that Italy has an agreement with Austria by which the Italian provinces in South Austria will be re- turned to Italy There still others who express the fear that Austria will consider the speech of the premier as challenge to and that she will prepare at once to cross the border for the invasion of Italian territory Those who believe that Austria and Italy have agree ment seem to think that Italy in return for the provinces would remain neutral They do not believe possible that Italy would declare the side of Germany and her neighbor Hardly since the war began have the Italian people been so wrought up by the premie speech and the temper of the of the population is such that crisis may be said to exist.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
FRESH ALLIED TROOPS READY

ment this afternoon to the effect that behind the front
 line of the allies which has thus far kept back the forward movement of the German troops are large bodies of fresh reserves ready to give help in stopping any rush that the Germans might make for the channel ports. at moments call to race into the strife It is actual fact that every village behind the advance lines of the allies these cavalrymen stand at the heads of their chargers ready to jump into the saddles but this IS only
 precaution against possible accident as the Germans have failed in every effort to break through the front ranks of troops There is every reason to believe that the Germans contemplate another attack in force in that neghbOrhOod very but the allied generals remain perfectly confident that the emmy never reach Dun kirk or Calais
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
FOR NATIONS
 PROHIBITION HOBSON'S RESOLUTION WILL BE ACTED UPON BY RULES
 COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.--The house Rules committee will meet on Decem- Der 12 to act on Hobson's resolution for nation wide prohibition by con stitutional amendment and then will be started work which many believe may end in making the United States dry all over. The effect of the vote in favor of prohibition in several states seems to have exercised an ef- feet also in a federal sense but there may be expected a tremendous amount of opposition. It has been remarked that the whole world at present seems to have become suddenly Obsessed with the idea that the liquor traffic is something which the world should no longer permit, as it no longer per mits the opium traffic,
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
ALASKANS NOT USED IN
 GETTING ALASKA EXHIBITS
Men Unacuuainted With the Territory Used to Gather What Will
 Represent Us.

According to all accounts Seward is not the only part of Alaska which has been visited by a stranger to the territory who has been sent by the directors of the Paname exposition to secure properties" for the Alaska exhibit at the fair. Some of the camps have taken up the work of securing their own exhibits as no appropria- tion was allowed by congress. This paper has been asked to state that something ought to be done to inn press on the directors of the Fair the desirability of getting men who know the territory and understand its pro- ducts to secure exhibits if they are required at all.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
BRITAIN ALSO GETS
 PROHIBITION CRAZE,

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The matter of drinking among women, as well as the custom of treating recruits by the ad- miring public, is strongly engaging the attention of the authorities in Lon don and the provinces. While the clos ing hours of public houses have been made earlier throughout England other measures are discussed. One is that women be barred from the public houses altogether, since many of them have mare money to spend while their husbands are away at the war. Another proposal is to exclude women from the drinking places in the morning.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
GONE OVER TO
 THE FEDERALS
RUBE MARQUARD AND WALTER JOHNSON THROW DOWN
 OLD LEAGUES.

NEW WORK, Dec. 4.-Rube Mar quard, the great New York National league pitcher, has signed with the Brooklyn Federals, and Walter John son of the Washington Americans and their best pitcher has signed with the Chicago Federals. Both men went over yesterday and are said to have received princely offers that were too much to refuse.
 CHICAGO, Dec 4.-The Federal League has increased it's capitaliza- tion to four hundred thousand dollars and is now in full swing for an at tempt on the worlds championship next season.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
FRANCE HAS CALLED
 OUT BOYS TO FIGHT
British Aviators Report no Turks are Massed on the
 Egyptian Border
FRANCE CALLS OUT BOYS

BORDEAUX, Dee. 4-Three hundred thousand boys of eighteen years of age have been called by the French government to present themselves for training as soldiers on December 20 All the reserves of military age have al- ready been called the coors but France has decided to use every man who can carry gun to drive the invader out of the country This step of calling out the youths was postponed to the last moment but the government has been reluctantly compelled to take the step that may send almost mere children to the slaughter After the premi nary training the army of boys will be used to defend
 lines of communication and for work which will not be accompanied by too much danger but if necessary they will be placed in the front to take the places of the yete lans lost in battle great of enthusiasm is the answer to the call to the parts of the boys them selves Thousands of them had volunteered for service before but they were rejected until their service became needed.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
ALL QUIET IN
 MEXICO CITY EVERYTHING REPORTED AT WASHINGTON TO BE MOST
 SATISFACTORY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The latest information from Mexico City received this evening shows that matters re- main in a very satisfactory condition there. Absolute peace is said to reign so far as the capital is concerned and harmony marks all the prOceec- ings in which Villa, Zapata and the Gutierrez side are associated. No further information has come from Carranza or his adherents but the United States officials seem to fear that he and Villa will yet come to blows as he seems to be unable to be- come reconciled to the success of his former general.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
PATTERSON THINKS U. s.
 SHOULD TAKE MINES.
He Believes This Necessary as Elm plOyers Are Blocking Federal
 Mediation.

DENVER Dec. 4.-Senator Patter- son in continuing his testimony be- fore the Industrial Relations com mittee this afternoon stated that four hundred mine guards have been re- cruited into a re-organized state mi litia since the federal troops entered the mine fields. He declared that if the federal troops are withdrawn and the state militia allowed again to en- ter the mine fields it would be blot on the state. Patterson also declared that Osgood of the Victor American Fuel company would block any at tempt made at federal mediation and he expressed the belief that for this reason the United States government would be justified in taking over the mining properties.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
SpFFcH OF PREMIER CREATES A SENSATION
PROGRESSIVES
 WILL CONTINUE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ISSUES STATEMENT THAT PARTY IS
 STILL IN RING.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The Progress sive National executive committee is- sued statement tonight setting forth the determination of the party leaders to continue the organization with the expectation of being factor in future political campaigns. The members of the committee have been meeting here for some days and have gone over the results of the last elections with care with a view to coming to a conclusion as to whether the party's future has any prospects. It was decided that there is still good chance that the country will come to the support of the Progressives and the committee has it's hat still in the ring.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
BERLIN REPORTS SUCCESSES

BERLIN, Dec At is officially announced this after noon that the French have made assaults in force against troops in Flanders but that all these assaults have been repused The also states that repeat ed assaults by the French in the region northwest of Altkrch Asace have also been repulsed and that the French suffered considerable losses in that quarter The for the front after short stay He was received Enthusiastically and declared while here that the fortunes of war are favorable to the German armies This city continues confident of the ultimate ending of the war The practically unanimous vote for the great war fund in the eichstag is taken to show that Germany is prepared to go the full length Favorable accounts constantly arriving from the fields and waters where the Turkish and Russian forces are clashng It is generally under stood that the Turks accomplished splendid victory irving that the Turkish fleet in the Black is nictng much damage on Russian shipping and property gener- ally.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
CATHOLIC LADIES TO HAVE
 BIG TIME TOMORROW NIGHT
Grand Bazaar Preparations Are We'll Ahead and a Most Pleasant
 Evening is Assured.

The Catholic Ladies Altar Society will hold their big Bazaar tomorrow evening and most pleasant time is assured for all who are wise enough to be present. In addition to the bazaar there will be a dance at which all the new dances will be pleasant features and, still further in addition, there will be more chances than ever given before to secure the most beau tiful Christmas things of all kinds.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
EXPECT GERMAN ATTACK

Although information of a news nature is being withheld it is generally understood that the Germans are or were yesterday about to deliver another formidable attack on the allied lines around the French-Began iron
 tier The allied generals declare, however that thelr trenches are mpregnabe and the Germans never hope to take them They also declare that the guns of the allies for field fighting are superior the German guns. It IS practically certain that if the Germans fail in the coming attack for the purpose of reaching the French coast the allies will make general advance and take the offensive with the intention of driving back the enemy towards his own borders This forward movement would probably be made now were it not that another attack by the Ger mans will weaken them still further and make their later defence weaker. .,,5g,sso
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
ALL NEWS STOPPED

LONDON, Dec. 4-AlmOSt complete censorship Ot all news has been estabiShd by the British government today and no information could be secured worth while this morning The stopping of information probably means that great battles raging in the east and west and that the government is deSrOus of not giving out any news before decision is reached way or the other Strong complaints are heard all hands because of this strict censorship but the authorities are as adamant The false news from Russian Poland some days ago had the effect when the truth became known of cauS ing much disappointment and may be responsible for the present withholding of information.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
BLAMES OPERATORS FOR
 NOT SETTLING STRIKE.

DENVER, Dec. 3.-Senator Patter- son was examined before the Indus trial Relations committee today in con nection with the Colorado coal mine strike and declared that if the opera tors had met the miners the strike would have been ended. Because of the failure of the operators to discuss matters with the men Patterson placed the whole responsibility on the shoulders of the employers.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
NO TURKS IN SINAI
needed.

CARO- Egypt, Dec. 1.-The British aviators have been making constant flights the Sinai peninsula and have reported that there sign of Turkish forces in that quarter Sinai peninsula formed by the two arms of the Red Sea near Suez It had been reported that great Turkish forces had been assembling there in preparation for an invasion of Egypt It had been rmored that the Turks had already crossed the Suez canal into Egyp tan territory but the latest observations by the avatorS clearly show that if the Turks contemplate an invasion of Egypt at all they have not yet concentrated any con siderable body of troops in the territory nearest the canal
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
EXAMINE FOR BERGSTROMS
 FINAL HOMESTEAD PROOF

Testimony was taken yesterday in the Commissioner court for final proof for homestead entry 1O722 which means the homestead of Otto Berg strom few miles from the city. The te timOny of Mir. RergstrOm and his two witnesses, Messrs Ballaine and Ray, was taken and will be sent to Juneau after which nothing remains to be done but the granting of the patent.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
RUSSIA CLAIMS LODE
 AS A GREAT VICTORY
PetrOgrad Also Declares Its Armies Have Arrived Close
 to CracOw Forts
RUSSIA CLAIMS VICTORY AGAIN

PETROGRAD, Dee. At is noffically announced that the battle of Lodz has ended in Russian success The official announcement is being awaited It IS report ed that great numbers of German prisoners cannOnS and machine guns have been captured and that they are now being brought to this city to prove to the people that the Russians have gained great victories The situation along the whole line remains most favorable to Russian arms and further great successes expected in the next week The danger threatening Warsaw for time is believed to have been entirely removed by the splendid work of the Russian commanders and troops
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
THOUSANDS OF WOUNDED
t-94Et5s

GENEVA, Dec 3.-The number of wounded soldiers arriving at Duessedorf, Cologne and COmar is so great that many ammunition trains bound for the front have been idetraced This constant stream of soldiers has continued for ten days fact which shows the terrible losses sustained in the fighting in the western field It be said that the German doctors treat the French and British wounded just they treat the German wounded It is declared by those who know that it is almost mpos sble for the human imagination to grasp the awful tent of the casualties in the unless is able to see the number of dead and wounded taken from battle field
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
LAMAR GETS TWO YEARS
 IN THE PENITENTIARY
Man Who Represented Congressman
 For Fraud is Severely Punished.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-David Lamar has been found guilty of impersonat- ing Representative Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania for the purpose of de frauding Morgan and company and the United States steel company, and a sentence of two years in the peniten- tiary was inflicted on him today. He will serve his time in the federal peni- tentiary at Atlanta.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
DORA DUE TOMORROW.

Captain McMullen has wired Agent Guptil that the Dora is due to arrive in Seward at noon tomorrow, Decem- Der 5. Arriving at that time brings her up to schedule in spite of the de- lay caused by stormy weather.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
MOOSE MEET TONIGHT.

The Seward Lodge Loyal Order of Moose will meet this evening, It is likely that preparations will be con tinued for establishing a Christmas tree and several other matters will come up for discussion.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
PERUGINI DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 4.-Signor Perugini, the once famous singer, pas sed away in this city this morning. He had recently been renowned as the third husband of Lillian Russel as most of the present generation had about forgotten him as an artist He was sixty five years of age.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY IS
 MADE BY ROCKEFELLER
He and Other New Haven Directors Accused of Criminal Viola
 ton of Law.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Pleas in abatement of the charges were made this morning by William Rockefeller and seven other New Haven directors who have been indicted on charges of criminal violations of the law. These pleas were dismissed and pleas of not guilty were entered instead.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04

The Gateway Job Printing Depart ment has just received the very latest in new type and machinery. Don't send outside for your job printing. PatrOnize the paper that is helping to build up your city.
The Seward gateway., 1914-12-04

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
VARIED CONDITIONS
IMPART WEAK TONE
High Grade Stocks Began to Reflect Toward End Of Week
Money in Abundant Supply
By Associated Press


New York, July. IL. Various con-
nicting conditions impaired a weak tone
to this weeks stock market. The news
was more than ordinarily a mixture of
good and bad, the former including the
splendid crop report, the new attitude
oL washington towards business and
the more hopeful views entertained by
representatives of the steel industry.
These were more than counterbal-
anced by continued delay in the East
ern freight rate decision and heavy
shares. including Gould issues. Rock
Islands, New Haven and Chesapeake
and Ohio, most of which fell to lowest
prices ever recorded.
Selling of the Goulds was unexplain-
ed, except on the general ground that
investors have become discouraged with
the outlook for that and affiliated prop
critics, There was also reason to be-
lieve that the short interest accelerated
the downward movement in these Sc
curities.
The causes back of the selling of New
Haven and Chesapeake were more ap-
parent Towards the end of the week
hlgh- grade stocks, which had held rela-
lively steady, began to reflect the force
OF the movement in the obscure stock
and indications of liquidation in that
part of the list were manifested.
at rates slightly higher than in the
previous week. The huge shifting of
loans in connection with midyear dis
oursements had but slight effect on
monetary conditions.
Recoveries were made by high grade
stocks and some of the low priced is
sues rebounded one to two points. The
movement was checked, however, by
sudden declines in Western Union and
American Telephone and Telegraph,
which fell from one to over two points,
respectively.
Another selling movement occurred
to-day in New Haven. Chesapeake and
Ohio, the Gould issues and some more
obscure stocks producing new low
records. The selling appeared to be
largely of bear origin, following an an
nouncement that the Interstate Com
merce Commission had ordered the. st.
Paul Road tosreduce rates between Min
nesota and North and South Dakota
points. The closing was irregular.