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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
Priceless Secrets Every Woman Should
Know. Revealed BY the Most Fam
Gus Living, Seif-Made Beauty,
Naeskz SuFatt, Star of the
American STAGE.
American Stage.
BY Miss NaIeska saratt

a LADY once said to me. I'm sick
"A and tired of trying to beautify my
face and arms. I've used about
everything this side Of the pearIy gates,
and | stiI haven't a complexion TO be
This is the sentiment felt by thousands
of women everywhere, and the question
IS asked, lis there anything which will
a 1 ny ana IN a snort time produce the
beautifully colored photographs
| asked the same question OF myself
only answer to it came after years Of
trying in an independeut way to find for
myself the true solution
This answer was simple as well as
wond erful, so much so that il was one OF
the things wfich~~inspired me to reveal
the secret to as many women as would
care to adoDt il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
Try the New External Treatment-Rs-
lieVes by inhalation and Absorption
No stomach Dosing.

For years we have been dosing our
fact that yapor trea tments are quick
er and do not disturb the stomach. The
administering these vapors such as vapor
lamps etc, were very cum bersome.
Wick s '.Nap-O-Rub'' Group and Pneu-
monia. Camphor Mentkol. Thymol, Eu-
calyptoI. Camphor, and Pine Tar. com
bined by a special process 50 that they
are vaporized when Vick's IS applied 10
the heat Of the body. These Kapors open
the air passages, loosen the phleEIns and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
a, ideal woman,s Laxative.

Who wants TO take salts, or castor
oil when there IS nothing better than
DR.. Kings New Life Pills 70" all
bowel troubles They act gently and
naturally on the stomach and liver
stimulate and regulate your bowels
and tone up your entire system. Price
csc. All druggists.
II. {. Bucken & Co., philadelphia or
ST. Louis. CAdV.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
NAOMI RE1EkAH LODGE NO. II
TO GIVE BOX SOCIAL.

On Monday evening at s o'clock, the
members of Naomi Rebelzah Lodge No.
10. will hold a box social, at Rafford
hail. which promises to be one of the
pleasantest affairs given this season
by this fine organization of women,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

Mrs. Florence Wooley Bentley is the
woman who over a year ago was di-
vorceo from Ellsworth B. Oyershiner,
q wealthy Chicago telephone magnate,
and who now seeks a divorce from her
second husband, whom she married q
short time ago in California. II IS re-
ported she intends TO marry Oyershi-
ner. her first husband. Overshiner was
formerly president of the Swedish Am
erican Telephone Company
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
TO ENTERTAIN PASTIME
EUCHRE CLUB.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Murphy will enter
tain the Pastime Euchre Club at their
home on North Hayne street on Wed
nesday evening at o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
MEETING LADIES AID SOCIETY
FIRST Baptist CHURCH

The Ladies Aid Society OF the First
Baptist Church will meet on Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
Colored Peoples Hair

1914 CATALOGUE.
Colored Peoples Hair. We are the
largest importers and manufacturers of
colored peoples hair and the most relia-
bic firm in this line. We make wigs
switches, braids, transformations and all
styles of hair that can comb and wash
the same as your own. We also sell
Strengthening combs, hair nets, and cut
hair by the pound. We guarantee all
goods, and il not satisfied. money viii be
refunded. Our prices are-lower than
those quoted elsewhere. Send two-cent
stamp for illustrated book.
Humania Hair Co, Dept, so IS Duane
st New York CITY. (advl.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
MRS. GEORGE OWEN TO ENTER
TAIN TUESDAY BRIDGE.

Mrs. George Owen will be histess
this week to the Tuesday Bridge Club.
Mrs. b. S. Hancock entertained the
club at it's meeting during the past
week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
An Exquisite Complexion
For You in a Few Days

a very remarkable one. In a mixture
q water and alcohol half pint of each
Wishl add one ounce of beta-quinol, OBJ
}aindble at drug stores for not more than
fifty cents. Mix thoroughly and apply
ioeraly and often.
LOOKING OLD.-Crows feet and wrin-
kIes below the eyes can be very readily
anu quickly eliminated, and a difference
OF or 10 years in appearance be pro
duced. Stop using the creams you men
ton Use instead a mixture Of half pint
of hot water. two ounces Of eptoI and
thoroughly and stir over slow fire until
1t creams, then let it cool. Use it gener-
viii not grow hair. Every wrinkle in
your face viii vanish and you will look
younger ~ quite few years in re
markable short time. The eptol you can
obtain for not more than fifty cents at
the drug store
lin, even fuzz, is hideous. Fuzz on the
cheeks is 1ust as bad. Never cut: or
SHAY" ii of. Almost anything you use
except simple suIto solution is liable to
cause spots, and irritation. Simple 6uIfo
solution IS almost magic, dfSsolTing hair
in few moments and leaving the skin
soft and beautiful It will cost You one
dollar ut lie drug stores. You can use
this or any mart of the body. Il never
harms the most tender Skin.
PHOEBI-You viii probably be sur
prised to know that ali blackheads. large
and small. can be removed in. d few
minutes Here Is the metIQu. Alter
first washing the face, sprinkle some ne
roEin ON 4 sponge, wet with hot water
and rub over the blackheads for a few
minutes, then wash the face again.
The biackheads will vanish. The ne
roxin can be procured for fifty cents at
any drug store.
Ntne-tenths. Of the shsn
~ -strE1Fr TsE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
Can't Help But
Admire Babies
Every Woman Casts Loving Glance at
the Nesting Cuddled in its Bonnet.

4 woman's heart ma turaIly responds TO
the charm and sweetness of q pretty child.
and more so to-day than ever before since
the advent of Mothers Friend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

Monday is bargain day at
The Crystal Pharmacy. 10
cakes Ivory or Octagon soap
for 25c with each cash pur-
chase of 500 or more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
STOP THAT ITCHING

Get AZ the cause. EIH the microbes
thar cause eczema and all skin ailments
b. using
LENolR's ECZEMA REMEDY
a positive cure in even advanced aases
VIII cure sou.
soc At Druggists.
c5wth91- Coleman Company.
Selma. Ala.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

which is noted for the success OF al
entertainments in which they are in
terested.
All members are expected TO be
present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

constructed of Tennyson's poems?
90 What lesson does if teach?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

a very remarkable one In a mixture
81 water and alcohol. half pint of each
cor one pint OF imported bay rum, if you
tainable at drug stores for not more than
fifty cents. Mix thoroughly and apply
libera1y and often.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05
WOMEN SUFFER
FROM WAR

Tbcu-aBds ~ Women Of Eurote Are
JIrn Iestitute, Unprotected and ~
Mi-1Ty.
Tic esrts Of the women Of Ameri-
ca 80 CO: % their s.Fters in Europe
VIII are left In mjsery and want
American women often suffer ffsm
NoaaGtR ciits that aTe purely fem
lEine
4 lie first gymptOms Of any de-
TsIgeiOsDi Of the feminine organism
a. any period Of life the one safe,
really if,pfui remedy is DR.. Pierce's
Fnvorite Prescription.
n II wOman's medicine and az
such ~ mighty and marvellous restor-
atiye power u Acknowledged the
country Oyer.
DR.. Piercs's FayOrite Prescription
IL a true friend 10 women In times Of
trial and AZ times Of pain when the
organs are not performing their func-
tlonS. For headache. backaehe, hot
flashes. catarrhal condition. bearing
down ssngatlOn. mental depression.
dizziness fainting spells. lassitude and
exhaustion women should never fail
10 take this tried and true women's
medicine.
It's not q secret remedy for all the
ingredients are printed On the wrap
per FOLD In either tablet or liquid
form
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05
NO BOOM N ENGLAND
FOE DOCs o. EEEUGEEs

DCVEg, Esg EEglllG k.la a
atV rsrgltr.zE rss lz- -ssr-11su sc 1igs
Ea.ea aaa -sllIasd g-sas g-iec % rscI-
E.ss frees. c. sseE IL mfscE - Erir-
ah ha- rEs AE Fs'VI--ss a. tsEs
o. ss hsl1 - gIaraa-ls &c az
Eieursa ssfsrs tasT ean BE ElHsr III
srrg - EnxzEa1 AZ sc--rt.a a. 1cr-a
q cary zaTs 70 aEr1gricY @ waive
= II anT ease- AaET EeiE.aE W1rzslI
aae caLtrsz taTs. rssl- e1ga WEs1
w8r tssgs thszz rem hsrzs Lrt -l.L1.-
azsf % Essc t.slr p@rI t-rrEgh a.
rn.s r1a1 Az scramble C Ehs sI1st-lE
.u- EEsE EEsT Fsstrnsc F-LtsarG1ss.
Dover er cEssr ,or-a g cary --sg
were "a. tEaE EzEiss laws Es-st a1c
asz.; az-rza1a VIA were zoc Esl-
~ az r-o1rsA ors Vsa-az a. F1lt-
sscsrs aats,s O. BE- talCsz tner rs d.
tsn9 Tirh hsr ccg. tG- oscsz1 Wa
elaaee Il sacc. = vas prsca1lT l.
fEs harts @ tEs Gsrua.a. WEc tei1
lsas tsrr1r s1r ksr thaE ths sr1sr tnar
tss -.-1s lave Esr toG Fl-aIlg az
es1ssatst O. lave 1ze C hsr tr.s'--s
cFcNE ne ger A. t1e etA- tf-- e'i-.-
zsg bear % ave = i1cEst - l- a
e1z5o1zt fsr az r,1--hA FsU -
f-Esss lad zrT GsEistEs q. IL
srrlcr EEzl.s5 LaW zko-- Animals Hos
ever. soa1s q IL sE5@-1sEcst rrag-
slsrs Who cazzs frsz. seIziEz naz-
azs6 % salp s-zau p@ts pasc lsFpsc-
t0rs h-eaEss os tas great F-s1 z-1
ras h1rTist szar-lrztioz ElTsn az
i-zgazs Cre FIs1lsh rss-gss
.r1-zht hls VIE. sisTen ckliirsn a-1
a G1g % Foikessozs- Re va rsaEI-
Isas. bgt GEVfIIEZ 70 part Win his
fcz ard asxse that CHARTERS = o.
talEsd for ths family II Folcsatc-s -
iasy right y abe % VIII; the 4og
sgsry tzT.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05

Prize Los-z % Bat.sr5erE I1rE
g-sr ga Isre - fae Br-lfs atllrairT.
saa Zee. TIRED % rsszn heca-se q
. ~ 14'e-y srsl1sz hil G. Srsaf Rri--
arr Lnrt Ftshsr has hesl laE-st
-g rts-e Prsree L01s ls go
c-.Le.y rs-z-s1 % c1e German Ea1e-
- r.l, re Eri,,Essrz Re zeE- O.
W.rs-1r Ec@rcs- C1Er.h,I ths ~
living Letter.
q rave lately feer t11sa % ths
-s-s.r cs-cl -sl-r tra- ~ tla i-r--
-are ny bl-ra anE r1rsrtsEs have
ne syfse. - ir1pairi-E ID so11s rs-
rsee-a r-T rssssinszs 1z ne board q
a9rirzitT.
~In thsse circEnataress 7 fsei y
q. te ~ t-+v - i-Tsi F1biect ~
n.s 1z.eaty ~ resign t1s ctI-s ~
srr. sea iord. hoping t1srsaJ % "a
(urs.s ths tax - afnlrls-ration n
~ greet servics % zlich I eeTotsd
nv ufs ard ~ ease me burden laid
rcar hia na1ezty'E n.nLEtsrH.'
Prime rIzls iE ths had - tne
rosse q Bzttenterg. and vas born
NJ NAY - 4fHHH ee AaHN
He r1arrleI trs PrlncssE victoria u
ueese a granddsgzhtsr q Queen
vle.qria He f. 10uh,Y connected
with tss Brtgh roTai family Since
alr brother. Prince Henry % Baitsn-
.erz married Queen ylctoria's young
%, danrhtsr. the Princeas Beatrice-
he was naturalizef and entered the
British navy ln 1859 IN 1887 hs
commanded the Dreadno1zht, beams
captain In 1891 and a rear admiral
ln 1902.
HIs record in the navy has been d.
.f-vrlghsI. re rervsd n The Egypt-
ian war IN 1882 and won the medal
and the Khedlre STAR re organizff
me ~-ren ~ inf0rnat,on nOT in 1fe
4, tae navy and Invented apparatus
which became of Etandard Use. two of
hls Inventions. ships Indicator
which accurately Informs naTiZators
when their vessels are ont Of cOurHe.
and a roller ruler. which enables
seamsn 20 calculate the ships run
and the time necessary for one ship
70 overtake another having been par
tucuiariy useful
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05
WOUNDS FROM sHRAPNEL
CAUSE MANY DEATHS

LONDON, SOv. 5.--Shrapnsl. which
has done far more damage ~ the al
lies than the German rife fire. IL a
British invention. over a century old
Its inventor yas General shrapnsl, an
English officer. who was born In 1851
and given a commission IN the royal
artillery In 1873. The thought came
% him during the war In Flanders,
where he was Impressed by the trifl-
lnR effect n round shot against trOOps
and the limited range u grape. His
shell. filled with balls and powder and
iHnltsd b. time fuse. Was adopted
hi the British army in 1902. and play
s1 sn important part In the Peninsu-
lar war under Wellington and alss
~ WatfriOO The sscrst Of ~ ac-
tlOn Was unknown Outside ~ Britain
until iEzl with the custOmary In
gratitude ~ ROgsrnmsBiS. General
fhfapnsl Nss never reimbBrged for
the eTpsnes ~ HE experiments Al
he received was 5000 year and the
offer ~ q BarOnstcy he cOyld not AZ.
foSd ~ accspt Hs died IN iS4z a
litter Ol1 man. DT. iOUls seamab,
me American erDsrL Who has visit.
% the hosDitals NJ the allies ~ the
ff0bf says me German shells break
ibtD lsrgs pieces sDd % little dam
age compared With tbOss Desd hi the
JsDansse against Russia, which we're
torn lnto shODsTs ~ steel sDllntsTs
But The shfsDDsl bullets make rsg.
gsG NOgD1s AMI 6lsO carry Injecting
material With them, caBsing a large
DercsDtage ~ deaths tram bIOOG DOls-
DninE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05
ATTE8T,T 10 ROB yACIT
~ HggTJlODIST CHURCH

ECgEHE, Ors, NOV .g.-hD UD-
sgeoersfgl attempt ~ dynamite the
vault IN me Pint N " church NJ
fbis oifY Nss ms1s sDme time hOB-
Aay nlghf me NOrk Nas evidently
mat ~ amatsurs. ~ ODiy q small hole
uas biDNn IN fbf plasi1r wall AMI me
sapif nas MT lnlHfe1 a year Dr more
ira eomsDne fnfereG ne boeemeDi ~
bia obBfob anG sDls quite . sum ~
fqonev fhaf bf1 been eaye0 ~ tbf
r4fga, srfoDi aDd len ln d qffk
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05
a GREAT BOOK EVERY
WOMAN SHOULD HAVE

m you will pay the mailing char
ges with are but trifle,' says DR..
Pierce. II Will send you my cloth
bound book Of over 1000 pages with
colOr plates and numerous illustra-
tiOns ami will not charge you a pen
NJ for the book itself"
over million copies of THE Peo'
pls's Common Sense Medical Adyiser''
are now IN the hands Of the people.
n IN 4 book that everyone should
have ana read and In case Of accident
Or sickness. u IN 30 plainly written
Inst anyone can understaDd II.
gend 20 cents IN stamps for mall
ing charges ~ Dr. Pierce, Inyalid'a
Hotel, Buffalo, ~ y, and enclose
fbis notice ana you VIII receive by re-
turn man, al charges prepaid, this
valuable book.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05


"a. f-ysDeJ.
corrrseznaa -C.eager -. Egari
g. Hrrlff %.
stor-Booth 81. caamberlair
~ Hanie7 fS.
Doyeraor--smiih l11. U'Esn g.
WlfhGeombs fs.
sgDrsns lBssiess -Bean fIs. Een-
s1n .. craWf1rd -. CaIloway a.
Harr's -. NcBr1s -. Ramsey i9s
safef g.
Ioini ssnaior- -Earrs', %. geoi'
ff8
senatof- Bronnsl 100 BBrzsss -.
Joint repressnfafivs- -Bishop IL
siaansli 1I
ft~DfrsenfaiiTs-- Hinkis r. EitnsF
s.. gtnuons ~. Taylor izs
cD9sfy Judge -Ciiiland 80. Marsh
Ifz
msr.ff Nann n. Tayior fzf.
cD1nfY clerk Yrazisr ig, Ealing
%
Treasurer Bradley g. HAWKS ffs
Fsrvsyor Bradley izs. EnRish 70.
Coroner BfoNn 80. wonbauZh
fzf
connnissloner -cockbgrn ~. Hod
zen isi.
Kight hour iaW-Yss -. 30 isz.
Pfohibiron-Yes i5si 20 &C.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05
No zSAIIDn

csnvrsssman -Clsaysr lfZ Evan'
- pinnoft -
aenator Ruth %. Chamberlain
iss. TIanisTs.
garsraop smlth 40. U'Gsn 2
WihgSofnte ia
T8preue justices Bean itz, zen
san fzi CrsNfof0 i17, CaiIoNaI ~
Harris Ifz. NcBn1s 10. RamSTJ ifS
eiatsT 70.
go.nt senafof Barrett ~. seo''
1eA
perai1r BfoWnsii i8t BBrgs's ~
Jlif FeDfessnfailys BShop }6
eianfsii f5s.
rebresenfailve HDLls iig. Hiinf'
fse qinrnons i;z TaTior is7
coBnfy lB1Es -Ciiiiian1 izs
Nsfrh itc
ghsf.n Hann $50. Tsyior is7.
Csuniy cisrk Yrazisr zDA haiin'
70
rrsasurer Bfa1ifT izf BaDls ~
Furgsyor BfaSify zeg. HnEiish ~
coronsr Brown izS. WoDbaDgf
1fs
commirslonsf cDekbDfn zSz HoS'
gen 80
gigh' hour laW Yss 10 80 ibs
PfshibifiOb YsF zfB. 80 a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05

coneresemab- Clsagsr Ss Evans
70. ainnon %
senator Eo0ib H. chamDffiain
~. Hanley ?
oovernof fmlfh ~ rFsn o.
Wffhsoombe 30
Supreme rYs'icfe Esan iff. ifn'
a4n ~ Cfa nforl a. CallrHa1 ~.
nar4r 20 HrEriGe 80 Hamse1 ~
Hiaf.f ~
Imni senater rauef NJ ffpi -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05

seuatar-5'1vasf 81. EaT-Esas ~.
ssaic rs5rsssl-a-.1 s---E..atap e.
szfraif a.
lo'cr-ssl1ra-lrs-E-acs e.. Erasr
30 harusua e. EagiGr a
-sgsfT .utxs-fs.l.aa6 u. Aarzz
e.
sssrfcs- Nauz fIs Ts1lsr -
cslr-g -isrS-Frs1sr IA Eall.g
g.
T-saalrs--srz1-sT fff FEtRtz e.
sIr1s1sr-5rs1-sF lff. EaH1sa II
crr1rfr -5fENa tis. Us,z salga
.
ft-'-,- -ssicusr-Cocts'E-u a. Ece-
rir N
EEst -clr .av-Tss -. 70 RS
rne.slr-e1- Tea Ia Ws g.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05

Marshneld has annexed coaston
and EaS;slde and viii bridge Coos
river and build stTeets
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05

Ackltllsl s.=cfl1n rsf-fls ff9rl
oyp ne Eauon shor NAT ne ae-
mlnirfafion vii have
The T'fssident e s.bsfaatial lncfssas
Jn6orsad in iis n.slortT ia ne
senate thosgh ths
hosss asl9r.g is greatly ioTsfsf
Jts rsssl,s regarding ne ssEais are
gsfy snsoafaging % fhDss sho Bpho.e
me poliass - Prssifsht Wlison for
). yas in ne senate ne ssmocrais
uefs weak fn fhs hcgss ire ma
isuig ~ pfssert is alnofmailg large
ess ~ ne fs5.hilcan sDif pa ysaTs
szo ar1 t uas sntieipafsd nat ma
soriig roai4 BE- greatly rs1scs1
As matbrs stand he president riii
have q Ros1 uoFang marin n boih
hosass ~ congress Win fhs eonss-
asenes fhat % piii be- passibis f0r the
administrator - earn throsRh iis
constructive legislative Drogfara.
In OreEsn ths administration was
directly insoiye6 is ne ssnstoriai
conisst ard ths reelection u Senator
Chanbsriain is a ggts ~ csnfiesrcs
ih ths president ss veil a. an s1pfss-
son - confi1sr.cs sl1 esteem fof
fshstor chambsrlsls
.-~-s-.s-
TNo minRs are gery apparent fran
ths voting 10 us eosnty. Ths Dso-
pls pish ~ nDrs % 7.
The County 3 gliisn9 as eoBnty
COnLzss isags ara thsT have
Go1s Win r 4 Barrett
T1s yi,tory u Hsrsh g~sr Oliiisn1
is pariieBlsfiy EEhihssnt u vas q
cohtssi afaiSsi a to - one reysb'
hosh nalgriig .st ufns when ths
parry strength pas being n0sisrsi -
NJ utmost Vim q poNsrfsi orEaniza~
tion turning sgsry possible sffort ~
hass their man On tsg of this Nr
OiiilanG bha been campaigning tbs
county fm many mDhihs while Af
Asfsh made algiort ~ pefsonal can,
sass The lB1gsship nZht vas wsgss
around me briGrs building fscOf1 q
she oi1 county s1srt ~ s1Doss1 ~
uhs Easi OfeEonian. me 0sfsat n
gnigahg Nollg have Dssn fnDfs
crushing ha0 ~ NAM ysspis been
dseaysd ~ ne false ery mat thoas
,Tporufes we're made for mere Dolifi-
osl pprpDass
iH ne Joint seEaiorahip rare mr.
Barnett maze fa Jch ne mare sTisn.
fiys csmpaign sh1 ha1 thf benefit n
strong EXAMINATION support On ths
ether hand NJ seoit ma1s q zen
nodsri psfsonai eamDaign ard rigl1'
- observed ne corflpi Draotiesa act's
rssiHeiiors ne o. expenditure Td
be won out b. ngbrtantiai majOfiij
80 hs county abo ihs results sbDN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05

Machinery for = new substation for
the Eugene municipal light plant has
arrived.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05

The Columbia highway is 70 be fin
ished through The Dalles By June /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-05
10 si-GnIlIand

Conzrsssman -cleaVsr :. Evans is
sinnoit rs.
ssnafor Booth iI Chamberlain
o. HanisT 2.
Govsrnor Smith is. U'Hsn =
Wifbycornbs n.
gBprsns jgsficss-Bsan -. Benson
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
BILL AIMED AT
U. S. CORPORATIONS
Must Comply with British Laws
in Making Reports or
Be OutlaWed.

London, June % American corpo-
rations whose stocks are sold in Great
Britain must comply with British laws
in making public reports of their busl-
ness or be outlawed from the protec-
ton of the courts, under the terms of
a bill which Major Archer-Shee has
introduced in the House of Commons.
While this bill is entitled Foreign
Companies Control it is aimed par
ticularly at the United States, and is
designed, among other things, to give
British shareholders in American COR
porations a larger share of control in
them, and TO compel them to give more
information concerning their business
to their British investors than they
can be forced to do under existing
laws.
The enactment of the bill into law
is considered probable. it provides
that director of a foreign company
who is a British subject and Is dom
iciled in this country may be sued here
under British laws, which compel cor,
porations to file an annual report and
balance sheet at Somerset House. Cor
porations which are not represented by
a director or other official who may be
sued in England, and which fail to
comply with these laws, would be out
lawed by making their contracts non
enforcible by courts on the same basis
as gambling debts. Under such con-
ditions the stock Of companies which
failed to comply with the law could
not be dealt in on the Stock Exchanges
nor could it be sold privately with
safety. except by cash transactions.