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, roll Miss Margaret Brown. Miss Mae
l.oughlin and Miss olive March
Mrs Darwin Walter Truss viii enter
tain with auction hrid-" on Thursday
afternoon st her home sol West Han
street
ARRANGEMENTS hav" been g mrle'cd
by Stouewall Jackson Chapter, chill
drsn Of the tonfrderdr,. fpr their t'-
nual entertainment which vii ho given
Tomorrow evening AZ TIE Plaza. ION,
Susaunah'" u comedy, viii Ice presented
10y members OF the chapter, the cast
being:
John shepard. NJ D..J MacAvlcy coarner
Preston Rreckourldgc Handy
Hon Wnver'y Nan". Abort NJ lohu-nu
/ Topper .............. Miss Mignou trusri
Miss Nurcl X Tory
; Flora ..........,..M Miss Ruin stewart Ht'l
Ruby .................. Miss Ntry Young
Mrs Hnra Mis- \arire Robins Tan
\ number ~ club presidents have been
invited to- ho pHtroncsses. among them
being Mrs Thomas \. Vivian, president
National california club; Mrs, Gerard
Rtncker, president Society New Work
state Women Mrs. William Il. Stew
art. president Light Horse Harry Lee
Society II. A. r. Mrs James \. Allen,
president Dixie club; Mrs Badelc
Parker, president Society of Kentucky
Women Mrs. Robins A. Lau, vlce-presi-
nt-gencral children of the tonfcder-
acy Mrs, l.. - Alexander, vice prosI-
dent New York chapter. T. u. e. ; Mrs.
Sidney Lawrence iiah, president Fo't-
nightly Shakespeare club; Mrs GEORGE
W. Bowcs. prcsdon, Mary Arden shake
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, Weldon will sing. as We'll As the choral
members. whose numbers will include
part songs. The Lost Chord" "Scherzu'
from N,rdeIssohn's "N,dsunmor Nights
Dream" and ,;ounod's "Vulcan's Song. 90
Tb last ,f,crpc,n ,onccrt Of tho
club was hold Yesterday afternoon with
an unusunllv large ,',cud,rre The
artists we're rIorcnce Austin. yio,irist .
J..nno Woolfnrd contralto. Lucy Gates
feature of the programme was Har-
riet Wares new composition "I'ndine,'
rendered by a chorus Of trained voices
Tho annual ,vor,, and gold break
c,s, ,,haro CIrh Mrs tn,hcrin,
"a. w,,dnr, As,orj. -, SATURDAY MAY
A ;r,.ro.,In,, nrogramnre mas he-r
.,r,,ro.d 70 fnllnw tho hreakfas, and
wIl no followed nv dancing T,ckets
rnrbin Mrs / u Niemann and Mrs
EranL pc,eIer
'''7 ," ''' 80 80
~ ".I''''", W, 80, i,i,,
I1''.a =. ,"' ave-, 1a lag m ,,,..n
~ ' 'i, On r,I, "o u.s. sa,'r,,,,
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Tn" concert viii close a season of I'M
usual activity for both artists. SIX com
po-ers are represented on The programme,
which follows: Andante and variations.
opus ~. Schumann, impromptu on "a
theme by Srhumann. Reinocke' sonata
in u major. Mozart variations on a theme
by Beethoven. Saint-Saens romance and
vHl>c from suite opus -. Areu-ky. Is
pana. Chabrier.
Tom Dobson will give his second CON
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in private life is Mrs. Orvlle Harold
will make her American debut In grand
opera on Tuesday night as Marguerite
n Gounod's Faust" as one Of the fea
lures Of the season of grand opera In
English to be given at the Brooklyn Acad-
envy Of Music under the direction OF Milton
and Sarg ent Aborn.
At Aeolian Hall this evening Grace
Breen. lyric soprano. will give a recital
which will doubtless confirm the YER
diet rendered on her first appearance in
concert in New York following her re-
turn from Italy. She will be heard in
well selected programme. including
groups OF Italian. French and German
songs. with the addition of a group Of
Irish ballads. in which her clear tone
and firm enunciation make her render
ings particularly felicitous. David Hoch-
stein. the violinst, and Walter Golde
the pianist. will assist Miss Breen.
Louis EURO, director OF The EURO Grand
opera Company. announces that the sea-
son at the Peoples Theatre will open
on Monday evening. April 20, with a
spectacular performance of Aida" The
opera will be mounted with the proper
scenery and costumes. and the artists.
orchestra, chorus and ballet will be Of
the highest order. Performances will
I've given every night and matinee on
Saturday and Sunday.
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Modern Dramatic Style of the Vocal Art Not Suited to
Musical Works Once

Dyck and Meesrs Goritz. We'll. Althouse,
Reiss, Ruyscael, Schlegel. Audisio. Bloch
and Bayer.
Boris Godunov" at popular prices on
Saturday evening-the seasons last per
Torrance Mines. Ober. Delaunois
Duchene and Sparkes and Messrs. Didur
Rothier, De Segurola, Althouse, Rossi
Audisio, Bloch. Schlegel and Reschi glian
Mr.. Toscanini conducting.
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Continued from Third Page.

its clubhouse. 2iT West Ffty-four, h
street. on April 80. The entire proceed.
from the affair viii he given To the
Actors Fund OF America.
Among the members Of tho club ac-
lively interested In the success Of the
affair are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward shear
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander j. Hemp
HILL Mr., and Mrs. Dudley olco,t I'd, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Evans, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ebert II, Gary, Mr.. and Mr.. Colgate
Iioyt. Mr. and Mrs, William W. Miller,
MIR and Mrs. Samuel ~. Nalentin, Henry
Il, Anderson. James \. Blair. Jr,, Percy
A. Rockefeller, Frederick n. Under
wood, William X. Vanderbilt, Jr., Mrs,
W. Pierson Hamilton, Mrs. Oliver Gould
Jennings. Dave II. Morris Henry l.,
Taylor and Alan X. Hawley.
Among those in the theatrical world
who are assisting with the dance are
Geraldine Farrar. Alma Gluck, Ethel
barrymore, May Irwin, Lillian Russell
Louise Closer Hale, Dorothy Donnclly
Irene Fenwick. Mrs. Vernon Castle
Chrystal Herne, Mary Pickford. Dan
el Frohman. John Drew, Francis WI,
son. otis skinner, Charles Dillingham;
and Hazel Dawn.
The white breakfast of the RuhinstcN
club to be given on saturday, May /, al
the Waldorf-Astoria will bring the
clubs season to close, and Will be one
OF the largest AFFAIR ever given by thai
anization. II will be in the grand
ballroom of the Waldorf. in the centre
OF which will he erected "A large MAY
pole with colorcd ribbon strcamcrs eX-
tending TO the boxes After the brc h
fast there will be dancing around tho
May pole by little girls. who will do the
English May Pole dance and "A Greek
dance 10 the accompaniment OF harps
lutes and guitars.
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman, the
president, will entertain at her tables
the presidents of nearly all OF the lead
ing clubs The other guests will he
seated at small tables scattered about
the ballroom. All are requested 10 wear
white or light colored gowns SO M 10
harmonizr with the decorations of apple
and dogwood blossoms. The reception
will begin At ~ o'clock and the break
fast will he served at noon and after
the programme there will he dancing, to
which men have been invited,
The final evening concert Of the SEASON
will be on Tuesday evening. when Henry
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THE WEEK AT THE OPERA.

MoNDAY-"Iris Miss Bori; Messrs Boa Scott and Ddur
WEDNESDAY-"La Travata" Nine. Hempe Mr.. Botta Mr.
Amato.
THURSDAY-"Fideio" Kurt Miss Sehumann: MesSs Sem
BACH Gortz, Braun and Reiss
FR1DAY-Madama Butterfly" Miss Farrar; Mr. Martin Mr. Scott;
SATURDAY. p. M-"Rosenkavaler" Mines Hempe and Ob
Messrs. Gortz and We'll.
sPM-"Boris Godunov" Ober Delaunois; Messr,
Ddur, Rothier, Ahouse and De Seguroa
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CONCERTS OF THE WEEK.

SUNDAY-Bauer and oabriowitseh joint piano Aeoian
Hall. p. M.
Toscann symphony Metropolitan Opera House
MONDAY-Tom Dobson, Punch and Judy Theatre. p. M.
Butler, Irish music Aeoian Hail. sIs
Edy May Clover piano recital Carnegie Chamber Hail.
sIs p. NJ
FRIDAY-Costume musicale, Hotel Bitmore, A. M.
Opera concert Metropolitan Opera House, ago Pm.
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An illustrated lectur" on "Th, Ncdi-
t"rrhnoau m History and Romance" was
given by COZ Il. \. Havera on Wednes.
day al IN" meeting Of the Rotary rluh
ar IN" Hotel Majestic, The lecture was
followed by dancing
Members Of the club include Mr.. and
Mrs, William t"ttinger, Mr. and Mrs
'ha'lcs 'ca'S son, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
''i''rt, lr and Mr.. sutherland. Mr.
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Tho Harmony Fellowship Club NJ,
William y. Smith. president. viii b.,,
It's annual dance on May ~ ~ tho Ilo,e,
Aston Tho last business meeting ,rI
musical tea of tho club will be on Nav
20. also AT the Aston The club had ,
very enjoyable supper dance on Wodr...
day evening at the Astor II was an
extra dance and the proceeds viii h.
added TO tho Philanthropic Fund
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ANGELO BAOA As SCHONlSkY IN
DORIS GODUNOV"

Carreno during all these years of resi-
dence IN Berlin has retained her Am"ri-
can citizenship. That this is so was
fortunate for her eldest daughter. 1crr-
sta. who while visiting in Agiers last
July was arrested at the outbreak OF
the war and imprisoned for Ave months
upon suspicion that she WAS German
spy. Through the effort of the American
Consul she was finally released
The last Biltmore Morning Musicale
will take place on Friday morning next.
This will b" ~ costume recital and the
artists vino will appear are Iucrc2ia
Bori. soprano Andrea dc Seglrola. barry
tone. and Rossna Cali. premiere dan
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Entire Mctrop. Orch ,und Uar.msn
Last week OF Grand Opera Season
MON. az sl5. Iris. Buri. u,IAuuo. H6',,
SCOTT. Didur. Bada. tond Ip,cHuln.
Amsto Bada. Cond polaccu
Ihurs. at sl5. ttdciio. ku-i Srhurr,-,
Nciubach, Braun. GorliI. Rris> tord ti.-,.
ri. at ? -, loscanint >,nphon, tonc,tt
FRI. at Ma Buttcrr, IarIur turnIt Mar.
TN. Scottl. Bada. tuud po'acrn
SAT. !? Roscnk a,aiier. Oh'r HrmrcI >rhu.
mann. Goritz. Well. Althou>r tuud How
sat. ti5c to 50. Last Performance Roti,
l.OdunOw. ObCr. DclAunoi.. DIdur. Atnou..
Rothlcr, Bada. tond., ro~cauIlI
lIARDMAN PIANO SIN
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The Woman's Auxiliary 10 tho Rescue
home OF IN" salvation Army will hold a
S''N'r Tea tomorrow afternoon NJ the
nome ot Mrs i"org" \. Walters, sos
West Nineticth s,roct The rncul,
monthly meeting will he held on Friday
AFTERNOON al the home, when the new
directors will he elected
The officers of the association are Mrs
William Grant Brown. president Mrs
j. Hedges 'rnweN. honorary president ;
Mrs \, VI, Palmer, Mrs George w.
Hodges, Mrs II, u Rarcus Mrs William
. Wilcox, Mrs. John " Ciriescl. Mrs
Robins \. l.lu and Miss Florence ,;uerr.
s'y. vrc-pres'dcuts; Mrs Lillian Nc.
Candl"ss, recording secretary; Mrs
N'II.o Il. johnson, corresponding score
'irN' and Miss Josephine Mcmahon,
treasurer.
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and Mrs. William Hinckley Mitchell. VI
ana Mn. @. r. Lawrence, II VI Schur',
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woodward
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NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

Tomorrow evening there will be given
concert Of Irish music at Aeolian Hall
by the Irish composer O'Brien Butler.
Mr.. Butler will have the assistance OF
Victor Herbert. fnez Barbour. soprano
Rose Bryant. contralto: John Finnegan
tenor; William Simmons. barytone: Pietro
Aria. violinist. and Joseph Bonimc.
pianist.
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Nine. Teresa Careno. the famous
pianist. will visit America In the fall for
a tour Of the United States and Canada.
1t may not be generally known that Nine.
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Additional Club News and Re.
lief Benefits will be found on
Page ~ of this section.
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Manhattan College Will hold ia
Junior prom on Monday, April @6. at the
Plaza Hotel II promises to hc a
brilliant AFFAIR and will lie under the
patronage Of Mrs John purroy Mitchell.
Mrs. James \. o'Gormsn. Mrs. David y.
Caravan, Mrs. W. Bourke cochran. Mrs.
Peer poelger. Mrs Joseph Gorron. Mrs
Walter T. Murphy, Mrs Ddui,l l..
Meenan. Mrs Ella stanton. Mr. John
y. Broeren, Mrs. Edward VI McPa~lau.
Mrs. William Y. corha'is. Mrs NJ \
Hickey. Joseph Muiqueon. Henry IIo'do.
James summers. Peter y. White VII
lam Davis, Percy Pyne I'd ard Harry y.
Hempsteld
+. Francis Cavarsr Is chairman Of the
entertainment committee.
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Friday at the Hotel McAlpin. The chap
ter will be represented at the coming
Continental Congress 20 be held this
month In washington.
The delegates will be Mrs. Baruch snd
Mrs y. Taylor Phillips, and Mrs. Morti-
mer Menken. Mrs. Joel A. Allen Mrs
benjamin Lilard and Mrs. James d.
Mortimer, alternates.
An entertainment and dance for the
benefit OF the Emanuel Slsterhood Sum-
mer Home was given last evening at
the Plaza. There was short play.
"St. Cecile.' IN which Mics Ethel Frank.
Miss Ben,ta Guggenheim. Miss Louise
Biumcnthal, Miss Dorothy Cohn. Miss
Peggy Guggenheim. Miss Ruth Ullman.
Mrs. Harold Lehman and Walter Hoen-
staiter appeared.
Exhibition. OF modern and classic
dancing were given by Miss Ethel Mack.
| Miss Margaret Oppenhemer, Miss Marie
Spiegclberg and Miss Dorothy Slime, AMI
solos by Mrs. Arthur de Young. Miss
Nanette Goldenberg and Mrs. Albert
| Hendricks A series OF tableaux COM
| pleted the programme. They were ar
ranged by Mortimer Lchtenaur and were
posed by Mrs. Stanley Halle. Mrs. Allen
| Lehman, Mrs. Hubert Rosenfeld. Miss
Marion Beer. Miss Ruth Morgenthau.
Miss Madeline Rossln. Miss Margaret
| Seligmln and Miss Garcia Warburg.
The entertainment was under the
patronage Of Mrs. Charles l.. Bern
helmer. Mrs Sidney Borg. Mrs BEN
! jamin Guggerheim. Mrs Joseph Lileu-
| thai, Mrs Edward Rothschild. Mrs.
Louis Reckendorfer. Mrs. Roger w
S:raus. Mrs benjamin Stern. Mrs
Felix Warburs. Mrs. Adolph Lewlsohn.
Mrs. Irving Lehman, Mrs. Henry Bloch
4 and Mrs Laurent Oppenheim.
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METROPOLITAN .c s, I,

Owing 70 the continued indlspo,liIou ~
Mk. ARTURO JO>t<<I>I
the symphony Concert annoInreI ,o- IN.
NIGHT cannot take place. Ticket, tc,l,rrr ed
at Box once. INV
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~ tho Waldorf on Saturday tho Rec.
th"ron society. Mrs James Daniel Nor.
MGR president. VIII hold its annua'
hreaNiaSt II will b. followed hy d
musical programme rendered ny Nine
i',' NaI" and the Eugene Cowles quar-
tet and later daurIng
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MUSIC TEACHERS AND PUPILS.

Ross David announces concert to be
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
Knickerhocker chapter Daughters OF the
American Revolution, NJ which Mrs.
simon Baruch Ia president. was held on
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The Wpm"u's Democratic cub. Mrs
lohn Sh"rw'n Crosby. founder and prcsl-
don't. held their annual business ruco,in.
on Friday AZ tho Hotel Aston.
/ The yearly report Of officers and chair
/ men OF standing committees were given.
ard tho biennial election Of the hoard
/ OF directors took place. which resulted
! as follows Mrs 7 Hedges croYsll
/ chairman: Mrs Harry Campion. Mrs !
! Franklin nonrc'l. Mrs. charles * Mills.
MrS villa Ottoman stanton, Mrs
, Harrison GRAY hanson. Mis-. George r.
''hilds. Mr.. oliver Cromwell Field Nj
| William y Smith and Miss MARY Hart.
| Mrs. j. Hedges trowcl will give n
! luncheon NJ h"r home. ln44 Firth aycrue
on April 20, IN honor os the ncw.y elected
/ board
Three hundred attended the annual
I JEFFERSON dinner of tho club, held on
/ l'aS'"r MONDAY night a. tho Ndiuc club
/ musical programme under the d.rcc-
/ ron "f Mis-" Beatrice Sap'ro Vas given
, ana tho Sp'thors we've Harmon Elarl,.
/ f'Irr's u. itlla'Iu. Alfred T. Roul,on.
/ Richard Donovan. br simon Baru.1
| Mrs RAYMOND Brown and Miss trace
lSthc 'o-h'~
Delegates elected 20 ,Nc civ F,der,-
| ton convention. "a ho hold on MAY . 1T
'he Ns'o- Hotel are Mrs John :
| crosby, Mrs. Frances A. hhrahaN and
! Ms. E'lt o'tiorman stanton. Alter
/ nat"s, Mrs. John Enos Quinn. Miss VI T.,
/ Walsh and Mrs. oliver e. FicId.
/ The next regular business meeting Of
| m" cub viii b" held on Friday, NAV It
the subject Resolved; That tho gem
"ral welfare " tho people OF the state
of New York would BE- improved T. tho
women had direct voice IN the govern
ment' Mrs. Charles n. IIlrst will he
chairman 81 the DAY.
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tn" nf'h annual sp-iug darcc y, the
Junior Ma League - Tho German Hos
pi'aI and p!sp" siry will be hold AZ tho
''aza Tuesday evening. The c~tlrc
ballroom suite has been reserved nv tho
league and thu dancing. which VIII nc
general. will Ice interrupted at mldnisa.
'"r supper Tickets for the dance may
j." obtained from Mis- Louise NJ Or'h.
lia East Nireiy-iirst street.
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on Friday the Ursuline alumnR Of
New Rochelle will give dance at the
Plaza. On the comsnittee In charge are
Miss Teresa Keenan,, Miss Theresa Far
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Mrs. GEORGE oscar cole ~ 10 West
Scventy-third street will entertain with
cards on Friday
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Mrs, Harry X. 7. Wright will give a
luncheon followed by auction bridge
April 81 AT her country home at New
l.. J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
SEE IF THE CHILD'S
TONGUE is COATED
III CROSS. FEVERISH. CoNSTI-
PATED, GIVE CALIFORNIA
SYRUP OF FIGS"

Look at the tongue. mother! II
coated. IL Is a sure sign that your
little ones stomach, liver and bowel:
need a gentle, thorough cleansing al
once.
When peevish. cross, listless. pale
doesn't sleep or act naturally, OF Is
feverish, stomach sour, breath bad;
has stomach ache. sore throat, diar-
rhoea. full of cold, give a teaspoon
ful of California Syrup OF Figs, 4"
and in few hours all the foul, con-
supated waste, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out of its lit
tie bowels without gripping. and you
have a well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children TO
take this harmless fruit laxative; +"
they love its delicious taste, and II
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tie OF California Syrup Of Figs"
which has directions for babies, chill
dren Of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware Of
oounterfeits sold here. To be sure
YOU get the genuine ask to see that
it is made by California Fig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind
with contempt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE ANY.
ONE-THE GREAT KIDNEY REM
EOY NEVER DISAPpOINTS

A few years ago was troubled with
a complication OF kidney and stomach
ailments and although / tried two OF
three different doctors, I was unable
to obtain a cure. Having heard q
great deal about Swamp-Root, de-
cided'to give It a trial and purchased
a one-dollar bottle of Mr. Alexander,
the druggist. From the beginning i
could notice change for the better
and after taking eight bottles OF your
medicine, I felt entirely cured and
have not had any trouble since.
Had ! begun using Swamp Root
sooner. I would have been a few hun
dred dollars to the good and saved
myself a lot OF suffering,
You may use my testimonial any
time you wish Yours truly,
CHARLES e. HARRIS.
400 Sixth st. Marion, Iowa.
I certify that Charles e. Harris
signed the above testimonial in my
presence, being first duly sworn to
the truth thereof, this the 18th day
of July, 1909,
D. r. KINLEY, ]. p.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
NEW ADMINISTRATION
AT ECHO TAKES HOLD
OF CITY'S BUSINESS
WARNoCK is REAPPoINTED CITY
MAitSHAL-orHER APPOINT
MENTS MADE.
Man Sustains Fall and Operation Is
Neccssary-Echo Orchestra Gives
Social, and Dance at Which Large
Crowd Attends-Visitors I'm city
Other News Notes
Especial Correspondence.l \

ECHO ore, Jan. 15.-The new
city administration assumed its du
ties last Tuesday night The council
now consists Of Hugh d. Smith. May.
or, and councilmen. C. ]. Gulliford
Z. n. Litsey, Elmer Spike. Bert Mul
Inns, a. B. Thomson and r. b. stan.
field: treasurer, f. q. George.
Messrs. Stanfield. Thomson and
Gulliford are the holdover council.
men. All the other officials were
elected at the last city election. held
here last December.
At the meeting held on Tuseday
night, A. l. Warnock was reappoint.
ed city marshal and water superin.
tendent and A. o. Garden was ap-
pointed city recorder.
DR.. F. r. Dorm returned YESTERDAY
from Portland. where he went on
Tuesday to accompany Zoeth Hous-
er.
Mr.. Houser slipped on the concrete
pavement here a month ago and In
Jured his knee. 1t has not improved
as it should and it was found neces-
sary TO have an operation performed.
Accordingly he went to the Good
Samaritan Hospital in Portland
where the operation was performed.
DR.. Dorm assisting Mr.. Houser will
remain until able TO travel. His
daughter. Mrs. Will Hoskins, is with
him.
The Echo orchestra gave a social
dance Wednesday night at the 1. o. o.
F. hall There was a good attend
ance and a pleasant time had by all
A. Hammer Of Elberton, Wash. is
here on a visit with relatives. Mr..
Hammer was an uncle of the late
Mrs. Pete Sheridan
Mrs Jay Pulmuller and little
daughter. Margary of Hermiston. Wis
tied here last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. D. Humphrey returned to
her home at Pendleton this morning
after a several days visit with Mrs.
c. a. Gilbert Of this place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
Prosperity Wave Rolls.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. ia bis
wave OF prosperity is before the
United States. and especially the mid.
die west and southeast, according ia
W. NJ vlckery, Of Blackwell, okla,
president of the Western Retail I'M
plement. Vehicle & Hardware Deal
ers' Association.
In his annual address before the
organization in convention, he urged
members to look not at financial de-
pressions but at the fullness Of the
future.
Il see a big wave OF prosperity
coming" he said. "It is due to bet
ter prices for crops and a larger
acreage The financial cloud is lift
ing and every one is gaining conf-
dence. There is no reason for any
OF US to be frightened, because pros
perity Is hurrying towards u.s."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
WOODEN OR STEEL CARS
UP TO II. S. COMMISSION

NE WYoRw. Jan. 15.-whether
or not the subway management shall
change entirely to steel cars will be
discussed at the meeting OF the pub
lie service commission. To change
from wooden to steel cars would
cost the Interborough company II.-
600. 900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
Assault Chnrre EnIls-

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Jan. 10
One Of the most sensational Of the
less important cases to be heard in
court here for assault and battery
was that against Homer Roberts
Roberts. a rancher living east OF this
city. was accused by his wife of strik-
ing her in the face and ducking her
head in a tub of water.
The trouble seems to have origin
ated Christmas night over the cos
tune Mrs. Roberts intended wearing
to a masquerade ball. The jury. aft
er less than an hohr of deliberation.
returned a verdict OF not guilty. Mr..
Roberts has brought suit for divorce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
Unlfoaned BOYS. Is Plan.

OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. 15.-Uni-
formed elevator boys are on service
at the state capitol during the ses-
sion of the fourteenth Washington
legislature, for the first time in the
history OF the state, but they are
wearing the regalia OF the Olympia
tand instead of the state reformatory.
The board OF control. the elevator
boys say. first proposed that uniforms
be worn and suggested that discarded
band uniforms from the Monroe re-
formatory be secured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
ENTIRE CABINET To
VISIT PACIFIC COAST

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-President
Wilson and the cabinet will be away
from Washington practically all of
March, it was announced here. The
LIST of cabinet members and officials
who will accompany the president on
his voyage through the Panama ca
nal and on his visit to the Panama
Pacific exposition in San Francisco
was completed. 1t was announced
that Secretary of state Bryan. IL az
fairs of state do not interfere. also
will join the party. All the other
members of the cabinet are certain
to accompany the president.