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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
NEW ZEALAND READY
TO BACK GOVERNMENT

WELLINGTON. New Zealand. Aug.
William F. Massey. prime minis
ter OF New Zealand. announced to
parliament that the goycrnmeu, pur-
posed 10 offer the services Of an eN-
peditionary ofrcc TO the imperial gov
ernment II events neccssltatcd All
members thereupon stood and sang
God Save the King"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04

To remove rust spots on bath tubs
and basins apply muriatic acid with a
mop. As soon as the discoloration is
removed the acid should be thorough
ly rinsed off with clear water. The
acid works like magic; it is almost
instantaneous in its effect and the la
Dor Of scrubbing is saved
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
ATTEMPT To BLOW Up
FRENCH RAILWAY TT NNEI.

LAGNY. France. Aug IA sup
posed attempt 10 blow up the chali-
was made Three persons In an au-
tomobile with loaded case seeming
ly containing explosives approached
the sentinel and paid no attention TO
his challenge He fired ana they
turned and fired
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
Gilt F'ranls.

To brighten gilt frames rub them
with freshly baked bread moistened
with ammonia, or try the older meth
cd of washing them in water In which
onions have been boiled and 10. which
little sulphur has been added. The
sulphur aids in keeping the yellow
color.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
stops Nasty Discharge, Clears Stuffed
Head, Heals Inflnmcd Air Passages
and You Breathe Freely.

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway, Just to
try it-apply little in the nostr!ls
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up passages OF the head will
open; you will breathe freely; mllness
and headache disappear BY morning
the catarrh, cold-ln-head or catarrhal
sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet. frag-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
For Chinn Stnnd

When one has a china umbrella
stand it is wise plan to place a
sponge in the bottom OF the jar to
keep it from being cracked or broken
The sponge not only prevents ii from
being broken. but also absorbs the
water which drips from the umbrella.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
PREDICTS SERB WAR
WILL BREAK EMPIRE

CHICAGO, Aug 4.-Disruption
and disintegration of the Austro-
Hungarian empire as the direct result
Of the war it has forced upon Servia
and the Slavic peoples in the Bal
fans was predicted today by John K.
Palandech. editor Of the United Ser
Wan and the Balkan World, ana Of
fetal representative in the United
States of Montenegro, in an address
delivered by him before the Chicago
Advertising club. The unity of the
Slavs against Austrian domination.
their complete liberation and the sub
stitution OF one or more Independent
Slavic states was also foretold by the
speaker
Chicago Serbs as well as subjects
Of the empire. are closely watching
events on the other side of the Allan
tic ana making preparations accord d
ingly
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
GERMAN RAILROADS
UNDER CLOSE GUARD

KOENGGSBERG, Germany. Aug. {.
The German military authorities have
posted notices that the railroad sta
tion and tracks here have been plac,
ed under military guard. Nobody IL
allowed to approach nearer than 100
yards Of the track and culyerts. and
an order says that civilians dlsobeying
the sentries challenges will expose
themselves to the danger of being
shot
Congress gave $150,OOO for the fish
Matching stations on oregon waters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04

The Greenback mine in Douglas
county has been sold to Mexican
Syndicate and will be operated on a
large scale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
Woman fHs asl Varied Interests
Social and Club News Personals, Fashions Home Hints
and Other Items OF Interest to the World Feminine.

kinnerslly and her grandmother. Mrs
Thornbury, of The Dalles.
-
Mrs. |. +, Young, wife of Prof
Young, left today for visit in Mil.
ton, her former home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04

property recently purchased from A.
NJ. Gillis.
Miss Vera Gross came up from
Portland Saturday and will spend a
month visiting. She is employed in
q store there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04

The Hudson Gold Dredging Co.
Will construct another dredgc for tho
Sumpter gold placer mines
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04

WASHINGTON. Aug. Absolute
denial has been made by Jose Castel-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04

two countries have recently passed
through two great wars in which they
made tremendous sacrifices and en-
cured Intense suffering. From these
they have not yet fully recovered and
it is no wonder they are not in good
financial condition
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
Fighting for Thcir liberty.

The Seryians and Montenegrins
are fighting for their liberty. and they
nave never yet retreated when engag-
ed in such a struggle Neither will
they now until the Slavs OF Austria
Hungary have been liberated from
the yoke of the tyrant. This means
the disruption OF Francis Joseph's s
empire.
There Is no chance for the Slavs
to be ultimately defeated. for their
cause is for liberty. It is just cause
and has the sympathy of the world.
This is not a war against Servia alone.
The Slavic people of tho empire are
as much or more interested. for 1t
means life and liberty to them.
We will have the support of Greece
in this conflict. for the interests OF
that nation are closely bound up in
those OF Servia ana Montenegro.
There is no reason why Bulgaria
should raise It's hand for Austria. es-
pecially after the treacherous treat
ment given the Bulgars after the sec
cnd Balkan war. Many Albanlans
will flock to the cause OF Servia for
that little country is already tired Of
the yoke Of Austria. Russia is. Of
course, in duty bound to support the
Slav cause.
"The Serbs in the United states will
enlist in Servia's cause to man, If
needed The only thing that could
hold them here would be need for
their services by the United states.
American Serbs are enthusiastic I'm
their support Of the Servian cause,
but they would be just as enthusiastic
and willing for. the American flag.
But we have a president in the White
House who loves peace. and We do not
anticipate trouble for the United
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04

Of the empire. are closely watching
events on the other side of the Allan
tic ana making preparations accord e
ingly
Austrians Answer Call
While the Slavs are holdig almost
daily meetings, arranging to raise
funds for Servia and the return Of
those who want to fight for their
country, Austrians and Hungarians
who belong to the first line of reserv-
ists Of the empire, are flocking to
the office Of the consul general, HUI
go Silvestri, in the Womans Temple.
seeking Information regarding the eX-
rected order to join the colors at the
earliest possible moment, and insiruc-
tons as TO how to get back in Obedi-
ence to the command.
First Rescryists Depart.
Forty Austrians and Hungarians.
the first detachment of military re-
servists to leave Chicago for their
fatherland. left the city at noon to-
Jay over the Grand Trunk railroad
for New York. thence to sail for Tries
te Austria.
These men left today of their own
accord and without notifying the CON
sui general Of their plans to return
and offer their swords to the emper-
or In the conflict now raging with
the Servians No call for the return
Of the reservists has yet been issued,
but the war spirit gripped these men
and they determined to get back at
once in the hope Of being sent to the
front
This war is the last fight Of dis
Gupted and rapidly disintergating EN-
pire. II is not fought on account o!
! the assassination Of Grand Duke Fer
dinand but is the dying attempt OF
| Austria Hungary to acquire coveted
| territory and TO make itself a firs
! class European power" said Mr. Pa
landech In explaining the causes oi
! the Austrio -Servian struggle TO thu
members Of the Advertising club.
"The Slavic people have been un
der a worse bondage since the tyran
ny of Austria spread over them thar
they endured under Turkish yassal
age in the days when the Turks wer'
q power in the Balkans.
"Servla and Montenegro have beer
forced into this war n was not o
their own making or choice. Thes'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
Lambros Attncks AusIrIa.

II believe war Is thing of neces-
sity when fought for a good cause, !"
said Mr. Lambros. but a war like tho
one threatening us today is unjust:
It Is "A cowardly thing for big ma
tlon like Austria to attack a small.
but gallant. people. which has been
physically and financially exhausted
through It's heroic battles in its two
recent struggles.
"To me It seems that Europe Is on
the brink Of a tremendous resort %
arms. II will be a terrific conflict,
but a short one: 100000 soldiers
will be in the field and the cost OF
this armament will be so tremendous
that the struggle must OF necessity be
sharp and brief"
Crowd office Of Consul.
Austrians and Hungarians subject
to reservist military duty In the en-
pire crowded into the office of the
local consul general today as the re-
suit OF second notice issued by him
last night regarding the possibility
OF a call for duty from the army au-
thorities IN Vienna.
Scryians Ready to Fight.
Pledglng their money ana their
services to King Peter In the wal
against the Austro- Hungarian empire
nearly 1000 Servlans held an enthu.
sIastic mass meeting last night and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-04
Middies at Sale Prices

M.ddies with long and shorts sleeves, plain
white and white with navy collars of ealatea
and flannel, The finest outing garment made.
SI.19 Value, Remodeling Sale Price. Csc
S1.5O Value, Remodeng Sale Price. S1.1O
S1.1o Value, Remodeling Sale Price S1.59
S2.I9 Value, Rcmodeling Sale Price S1.75
The evening world., 1914-08-28

fortune inhsritsd from his amt Aaa
made him financially independent v
eoniS to treat hfmself - . Shakes
pearian production. On Sept. Z. his
birthday. he w11i play the title role
In "Othelio" At Kingston. Ont. where
he y spending the summer. There
will be only . single performance, but
Mr.. HAckett In said to have spent
$4,000 on his production. The pro-
ceeds will 20 to the Canadian RED
Cross. Two amateur sctrssscs, one
. California girl. whom Mr.. Haskstt
discovered on . recent trip West. and
the other said 10 b . San Francisco
society woman. will Appear. but ell
others In the cast viii % profess
Ulonals.
The evening world., 1914-08-28
NOTES OF THE THEATRES

.iartha Hedman will head q cast
% nifty when Charles Frohman pre-
ssuts Paul Armstrong; new play
The Heart Of q Thief" at the Hud-
son Theatre on Oct. s.
.Martha-b the Day" Miss May
Robson's now play, was produced
last night at the Empire Theatre.
Syracuse. In the cast were Julie
Hsrn. Ramsey Wallace. Anita Clar-
endon and Jane Heron.
TT Pays to Advertise" q new farce
~ Rol Cooper Megrue and walter
Heckstt, will have it, FIRST New York
prsssotatiou Sept. . in cohan's The
at1e. The cast includcs Ruth Shop
Icy. Louise Drew. Cecile Breton,
Vivian RoGers. Grant Mitchell. VIII
Dsmins, John w. Cope and Roy
rairchild.
Clifford Brook directed q preiin,in-
aSy rehearsal OF Tho Highway Of
Life" in the Park Theatre yesterday.
Miss Elsie Ferguson will not appear
In the Dragons Claw." . play by
Austen Strong. with scenes laid In
C1ina during the Boxer outbreak. Il
win b seen at the New Amsterdam
Theatre the middle OF next month.
KlAw d Erlangsr have other plans
not yet announced. for Misc Fer
suson.
Frank Sheridan will replace Robert
Tischer - the employment agency
manager in what Happened at a."
at the Harris Theatre. next week.
Eddie Foy. according to wireless
reports from the front Of the house,
wishes TO deny he has been called to
the colors a. commodore of the Irish
navy. The rumor u palpably false,
a. he 10 to head the opening bill a
the Royal Theatre for the week Of
Sept. Z. Eddie and the seven LITTLE
Foys are at present mobiliEed at New
Rochelle fully prepared to attack
any British. French. German. Aus.
TRAN. Servian, Russian or JAPANESE
dishes set before them.
On Monday night at the Longacr'
Theatre Ralph Herr will replace
George Parsons as Hale Hamilton'i
pusnacious partner In "A Pair O
Skies"
Jefferson do Angels and Eva Dav
export will make their joint debut II
vaudeville at Hammerstein's on Labo
Day. appearing in Just for Fun"
Charles Dillingham; has engage,
Douglas Stevenson for one OF tn
leading parts In the new Montgomer.
and Stone production At the Giob
Theatre.
Emmy Dsstinn. the metropolitan
opsPa Company soprano. and N. Dind
0IJly. The baritone, are booked for [
tour Of Joint recitals in the Middl
West In October. Both arc now I,
IAndon.
James X. Hackstt now that tn
The evening world., 1914-08-28

ST. PatrisiG's IaSsr sunday Services
AZ the request Of the Catholic work.
inG people Of this city. the doors OF 81
Patrick's Cathedral viii b thrown open
on the evening Of Sept . for Labor
Sunday service The Very Rev. J. b.
Chadwick will deliver the sermon on
"The Catholic Church and the Trades
Unions" Hugh Frayne. organiser. and
John Mitchell. former vice-Prssidsnt Of
the American Federation Of Labor. an
on the committee IN charge Of the ar
rangements.
The evening world., 1914-08-28

the flesh viii improve In tone and the
skin will become white and pink. This
smoiiisnt puts new life and color In
the face. while Il fills holows and re-
moves ether complexion blsmishss.
Neil n. asks; will you tell me what
Vanishing cream In best to use TO pro-
tsct my complexion from the weather."
Answer: 4 vanishing cream should
be In the nature Of q balm. but free
from grsass or sticky substance. Most
OF them--ths impure-leave an oily
skin or make the skin harsh or sticky
to the touch. I use and advise glorioi
balm, and all my readers who have
tried Il are delighted. II mskss the
skin smooth and clean.
Mrs. O. A. 3. asks: "can you ad.
wise how TO increase ons'c weish,f I
should like TO increaos about 30
pounds"
Answer; In recent years Il has been
oonciusivsly shown that the regular
use Of three grain hypo- nuclane tablets
will add flesh very rapidly. Directions
for taking and improving tho nutrition
are contained on circular with each
sealed package.
Mrs. n. d, asks; IT want 70 know
II II Is possible for . young woman to
develop her bust7 am perfectly flat
ehested. II you know what 70 Co,
| please tell me-"
Answer: Obtain Of any wsr-stocked
druggist or toilet counter . tube Of
| nedicated venosol. and U.s. ~ per d.
rections which accompany II. Also be-
Sin taking three Grain hypo- nuciane
tablets, and continue this treatment
until tho desired results ara obtained.
Increase Of bust measurements begins
In from three to four weeks. and rs
much as . TO 2 .nches are added uiti-
mate.y.
Miss 7. x. n. asks: when ono has
a sallow, lsathsry, pimpiy skin Cd face
and hands. what can be done1"
| Answer: First, you should improve
the blood by taking. as per directions
accompanying. one-grain tablets quin-
oxide, sold In sealed tubes. These will
improve the quality OF the blood and
whiten the skin, hut to obtain q beau
should follow my advice to Miss Anna
O. given above.
Mrs. v. a. askr; ct want 70 reduce
my weight, but am afraid TO try mod
icine I know nothing about. Can you
recommend something"
Answer: Physicians OF my acquaint-
ance say there IL only one reliable flesh
| reducer Of . harmless character, and
advise you to obtain and use same
Ask . weli-stocked pharmacy for five
grain phythyrin tablets. Three weeks
treatment In each sealed tube soon
enables one to reduce 10 normal. Nc
evil effects have ever been traced "a
the use Of THE dspsndable treatment
both men end women uss N--Advt.
The evening world., 1914-08-28
THE HAIR BEAUTIFUL-LUXUR
Care and Treatment Necessary

care ana treat
Several Girls ask: "will you please
tell ~ in your beauty columns all about
taking care OF the hair?'
Answer: Every head OF hair should
b shampooed at least once month,
Aad In many cases when the scalp and
hair are diseased once In two weeks
y not too often. But beware Of strong
alkaii soaps. etc. always use glorloi
Ghampoo. which 10 saponified vegetable
ellis with no free alkiii. II IL the purest
and best cleansing agent to be OBJ
tanned; besides. Il 10 sntiseptio and
esrm destroying.
II the scalp 10 affected with dan
druff, " Il itches constantly and tho
hair lacks lustre and combs out waste
fully, then ! advise the application OF
plain yellow minyoi at least once In
two weeks (full directions with each
sour-eunes jaD. This stops dandruff
aad itching. destroys microbes and dis
sasss Of the hair and scalp.
FOR those who are not blessed WIN
fluffy, waving locks, recommends
siorioi wavoiene, which I use regularly.
II kssps the hair In curl or wave for
days at O time. even In damp wsetheI'
while II enables one to dispense with
the terribly Injurious curling Iron,
Wavoisps II invisible. easily applied
a. per directions, and gives universal
satisfaction to my friends.
The best hair tonic-free from harm
mi alcohol--is made at home by dis.
seivtpg ons-haif ounce concentrated
hAirwand powder In q pint OF water
This applied to the hair ana scalI
twice daily increases the rapid GROWTH
snc ,ustrs ana prevents oandruff and
fy usins . pint Of sage tea. Uttered
through absorbent cotton. instead OF
pInt OF water. one can make an ~ ~
The evening world., 1914-08-28
FORTY ESCAPE HARM IN FIRE.

FeHsoenen hssp Frs6heenea Tens
aats e street q. wiiiiamsssrs
Policemen from the Bedford ave-
nue. station. Williamsburg. helped
forty persons to the street early to-
day during q FIRE in the four-story
apartment building at No. Il Grand
street. The blaze Ii being investi-
gated by Fire Marshal Brophy.
The fire was In the hallway on the
main hoor and many of the tenants
refused to descend by the stairway,
fearing they might be trapped. They
were helped down the 6re.escape by
the policemen.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
MAMMOTH LOOKING GOOD

The old Mammoth property bonded last June by Young brothers. of the Great Western Copper company of Courtland. for the sum of si00,000. is now working about thirty men, doing development work. The ore occurs along a rhyolite and quartzite ccn- tact. the width of the mineralized zone running from seventeen to fifty feet. The main value occurs as gold with a small amount of copper sill. cate and lead molybdate. The old company an English concern, operated
 the property up to abott fourteen years age. since which time the prop erty has been in litigation. The old concern sank an S00-foot shaft and erected mill on the San Pedro river about three> miles distant from the mine. A 50-stamp mAl was erected and was in operation for something like fifteen years. About 125 tons of ore was treated per day with values running from s4 to $50 per ton, and the property looks as though 1t was destined to be large producer with in the next two or three years.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
GENEROUS TO ARIZONA
Space for the Mineral Exhibit in
 Panama-Pacific Exposition

The management of the Panama. Pacific exposition replying to an ap- plication by James C. Goodwin. min. ing commissioner. stated that Arizona would be given space l22 by S5 feet in, the palace of mining and metal lurgy Mr. Goodwin had asked Tor a sape. loo feet square The manage. ment replied that the space could not be granted in that shape, but a plat of the building sent with the letter showed two spaces connected, next ,9 the east main entrance of the tui ding on the avenue between the east and west main entrances. would be set aside for Arizona.
 l. was stated in the letter that this position would be better for the mn. eral display of Arizona than space in a state building would be. A state building the management wroter, would be apt to be place only for the gathering of the clans and not for strangers who would he desirous of learning something about the state These interested in mining would nat. ural y visit the palace of mining and metallurgy. What was true of a min. eral display would be true also of any exhibit the state would make at the opposition.
 A further advantage of such an arrangement, it has been pointed out would be the saving Of money for the construction of a mineral build on the fair grounds where the exhibit collected for the Panama-Pacific ex position could be brought back to be come an important part Of perma nent exhibit.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
NAcozARi CONSOLIDATED.

The latest reports from the Naco- 2ari Consolidated Copper Company. obtained direct from headquarters. state that ten thousand tons G ex. cellent milling. or concentrating ore. has been located by President Alex. ander on one dump of the old Span ish mine, the San Pablo, recently purchased by the Nacozari Consoll. dated. This mine was worked about 25 years ago by St. Louis company which developed the property eXten sively but in those days ore which ran less than 100 ounces in silver to the ton was useless as shipping ore with freight costing s60 gold per ton 10 the shelter. The San Pablo Is less than one-fourth mile from the now concentrator now being com pleted at the mouth of the working funrel of the Nacozari Consolidated and the company states that they now have enouoh milling ore on the dumps to supply the plant for a peri cd of six months. The two big five ond six compartment Cooley" iigs gre on the ground and are being placed as quickly as possible while in the meantime the drifts are being pushed steadily ahead. The seven foot ore body continues to improve in values as development work on this vein advances toward the Red Hill. The company plans to crowd development work while the concsn- trator Is treating the ore already mined .l
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
sou1hwssrERn IMAM,

Several drills are being operated by this company on the Montezuma tract of claims which is favorably re. garded by the directors of the com. pany rather than cash. they believing preferred to take stock in the con- pany rather than cash, they belieing there will be ore of good value found upon them. The assessment called for 25 cents per share. and payable the l2th of January, is to be used in con tinuing exploratory work. and .n meeting payments on other lands out side the Montezuma which will soon be fali ig due. The manage ment has faith in the property and believes 1t is to win out. There is yet large tract of land to be drilled and well located
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
THE FL TEMBLoR.

The presence of w. A.. Rynerson in Douglas during the holidays brings to mind the El Temblor mine in tEe vicinity of the Tigre. which was a constant producer of high grade orc during last year This property was originally discovered by James Fay Tor. who was one of the original own CTS of the Tigre. After having ship ped considerable very rich gold and silver ore Taylor cold the property to New York parties. from whom Mir. Emerson secured it. The mine Is in aa isolated location. 70 far as trans portation is concerned. but 1t is now yielding little better than one car per month. MT. Rynerson before se- curing the Fl Temblor was doing work on Fl Tigre ground under lease.
 sTEEL.coPPER RAILS.
 The steel rail of the country Is sub jected to enormous strains. The weather has great influence. very cold temperatures being bad. Ac. cording to fine figures presented by the committee of the American Rail- way Engineering Association. the breakages of steel rails for the year ending October 31. 1912 amounted to 26,122. The statistics covered 1A.. l32.ss2 tons of steel rails of which