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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-21

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fronted by servant problem is that
they can't produce reverence from
the last girls that worked for them.
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From the Clews Financial
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The irresistible German Of
tensive seems to have run
against an immOvable French
defense at Verdun and the re.
suit may have an important
bearing on the end of the war.
"~S~~s~~ess
The spectacle of northwest
wheat bids at prices one half
as high as Liverpool figures
should be an eye opener on the
subject of ocean transporta-
ton.
Villa might do we'll to fol.
low Huerta's policy and head
toward the coast.
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The weather bureau should
have eastern Oregon head,
quarters in Pendleton.
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sea Lions Invade His Room.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.-The
keeper OF the lighthouse on Ano Neu-
70 island below Pigeon point on the
California coast, Appealed to federal
officials here for relief from the sea
lions. which the law forbids his kill
ing which won't emigrate and which
have increased and multiplied 10 such
an extent that they threaten to take
fun possession Of the island
Even his private quarters are in
vaded by the pups, he declared in n
communication received here today
When he opens the door a truo9 os
Young seals march into the house,
and at meal times the entire cUlory
surrounds his domicile. barking for
admittance sleep, he complained,
was at premium, for, he
declared the slightest disturbance dur
ing the night was the signal for a sea
lion chorus. beside which an alarm
clock was as the cooing Of a dove.
The problem will be passed mp toI
the department Of commerce and la.
Dor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-21

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on FILE AT
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
REVIVAL SERMONS
HEARD BY MANY
Larger Attendance Reported
by Several Churches.
Father and Son Night.

Sustained interest in the revival
services this week and increased at
tendance at the downtown churches
has been a feature of the simultau-
eOus campaign.
At the M.zpah Evangelical
church. whore q personal work brig
ade has organized and is bringing
unsave1 souls into the church, the
present attendance is more than
double what il was at the opening
of the campaign. At the Grace NJ.
+. church the same reports have
becl made. and the services there
have met with so much success that
the revival will hold forth an extra
week
Churches in the outlying districts
have reported the attendance un-
usually large The Indiana Avenue
Christian church. where special
evangelist is speaking. has been
given a decided impetus. it is re-
ported
Announcement has been made
that the ladies of the Sunshine cir
Gle will have charge of the opening
services at the Mizpah Evangelical
tonight Special services for father
and son will be observed at the
Grace NJ. E, where EvanEelist Jo-
seph c. Ludgate has me. with so
much success.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
". ID. and Car
ConpanySmoke
Pipe of Peace

That the pipe of peace between
NOtre Dame, at least official Notre
Dame. and the street car company.
at least the official part of that cor
pOration, was smoked Tuesday after
noon was the report CLEANED fol-
lowing a conference between Father
Burke of the university and c. d.
Emmons, general manager of the
car system.
What conclusions were drawn,
besides the fact that both men re
GREETED sincerely and emphatically'
that such an episode. or series of
episodes which eliminated Sunday
night in the burning of one of the
company's cars, could not be learn
ed, if there were any.
Perfectly satisfactory. was the
official Notre Dame assurance as
we'll as the official street car com
pany assurance, and there the mat
ter seems to rest as far as officials
are Concerned.
From the student body is reported
a willingness Ito behave" so long
as good behavior is To be appreciat-
ed by both sides in the argument
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
TRUSTEES ARE NAMED
Visiting Nurse Association Names
Officers for Three Years.

Trustees for the next three wears
were named for the Visiting Nurse
association at a meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs
George II. Mayr, 9O2 Riverside dr.,
as follows Mrs. r. r. Stogsdall. Mrs
Miles O'Brien. Mrs. Howard A.
Woolverton. Mrs. Mayr and Miss
Margaret Cutler.
Mrs Otto Bastain gave the
annual treasurer's report and Miss
Mary May White gave the nurses
committee reports along with those
on supply and various others. which
shows that several different lines of
work is coming under the superb
sion OF the association. The nursing
for the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co, calling for the Anti-Tuberculo-
sis league and the visiting. school
nurse. Miss MARITIME Cutter. the
visiting nurse spoke on her duties
and gave interesting stories which
come under her notice. During the
past year SAG cases have come I'M
der the care OF the association and
the nurse has made 4.7A6 calls.
After the election and bus ess ses-
sion tea was served Mrs. Bastian
and Ms. StogsGaI poured.
Next Tuesday morning an import
ant meeting Of the board Of directors
will be held when election OF of
hcers will take place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
DECIDE REPORT COVER

A picture Of apparatus from the
central station Of the South Bend
fire department will form the cover
niece for the 1915 annual report of
he city of South Bend. il was de-
cided by the board of public works
al Tuesdays meeting Little busi-
ness Of Importance. outside the pass
ing OF monthly bills, developed.
A hearing on the vacation Of the
plat i'm the Slower and Longley addi-
ton. slated for Tuesday night was
deferred until next week
Assessment rolls for the opening
and vacation Of parts OF Lafayette
st. near Indiana av., were flied with
the board OF public works az the
Tuesday morning meeting. Dates
for the hearings Will be set a a
later date although there are no
damages or benefits on the work.
4 petition also was filed with the
board for a light at the corner OF
Leeper av., and Angela av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
AUTO PARKING
BILL IS CHANGED
New Section Proposes Allow
ina Cars Within 10 Feet
of Fire HydrantS.

Considerable change in the pro
posed auto parking ordinance wa!
made by the city council sitting as q
committee Of the whole Tuesday
night. The proposed ordinance
drafted by the board OF public safe
". provided that automobiles should
not be parked within 3 feet of q
fire hydrant anywhere in the city
The purpose of this was to allow
firemen more freedom in approach
ing the hydrants. The council
changed that section Of the ordi-
nance so as TO permit parking within
10 feet of hydrant and to make the
regulation apply only within the fire
limits
In respect to that section of the
ordinance made to prohibit parking
automobiles within rs feet of a the
alter entrance. there was some diff
ference of opinion. Some members
Of the council thought that such pro-
vision was made also for the pur-
pose of aiding fremen. City Atty
Seebirt explained that the section
had been drawn up in response 10
complaint from Uheater owners who
objected to autoists Obstructing the
way for theater patrons.
This section was tabled by the
council and then il was voted 70
refer the entire ordinance back 10
the board of public safety with the
recommendation that the first sec
ton be changed as voted by the
council and that the second section
he struck out.
An appropriation Of S2O3.24 was
voted for the park board TO cover
the Leeper park assessment against
the city A rebate on the Indiana
theater license was granted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
An Attack OF Grip
Always Leaves Kidneys
in Weakened Condition

Doctors in all parts of the country
have been Kept busy with the cpl
demic Of grip which has visited so
many homes. The symptoms Of grip
this year are often very distressing
ana leave the system iu run down
condition. particularly the kidneys
which seem 20 suffer most as almost
every victim complains OF lame back
and urinary troubles which should
lot be neglected. IS these danger
signals often lead 10 dangerous kid
ney troubles. Druggists report "a large
sale ora Tor. Kilmers mp-ktLt
which so many people say soon heals
and STRENGTHENS the kidneys after an
attack of grip. Swamp-KoOt is
great kidney. liver and bladder rem
edy. and. being IN herbal compound,
has q gentle healing effect on the
kidneys which is almost immediate
ly noticed in most cases by those
who try IT, Dr. Kilmer a Co. Bling
hamtCn ". y offer % send sam
pie size bottle ~ swamp Root on
receipt OF ten cents. 20 every suffer
er who requests IT, = trial viii con-
vince any one who may be in need
o. r. Regular size bottles soc and
500. For sale at an druggists Be
sure TO mention this paper.-Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
CUT BUSINESS RELATIONS
Catalogue Service Co. to Go Into
Advertising Brokerage Again.

Business connections between The
Catalogue Service Co. and the Nassar
Realty Co. were severed Tuesday.
1t is the plan of the former company
to return TO the advertising broker
age business. in which they were
engaged three years ago before the
printing business was esta blished.
The business at 102 S. st. Joseph
st. occupied by The Catalogue Serv-
ice Co, is owned by the Nasasr
Realty Co. as is also the printing
equipment. The Catalogue Service
Co. it is said by representatives OF
the two companies. has been under
contract TO purchase the printing
machinery. but this contract has not
been fulfilled because OF lack Of
business. The printing company pro-
poses 70 secure other quarters and
TO ccnfne its business to the handling
Of advertising
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
With the ReUiUahsts
PRESENT DAY EXCUSES
RELATED BY MINISTER
VIII Always DC COunterfeits 80 Long
as Religion il Worth
Mans Effort.

Twentieth Century Excuses was
the subject OF the Rev. Lampin last
night at the First Church OF the
Brethren The meetings will con-
tinue each nigne tnis week. One
excuse offered by sinners who Will
not accept Christ is that they don
understand the Biole. said Rev.
Lampin. Tie Bible is a book. ex-
planned Rev. Lampin, that man may
not understand without the aid Of
the Holy Spirit People need the
Holy Spirit as an interpreter.
The second excuse which is offer
ed" continued Rev. Lampin. "is the
current belief that in order to be a
Christian one has 20 wear long face.
ON the other hand. ii is the want OF
Christ that makes man gloomy. A
third excuse is that the Christian
life is hard sailing God is not a
hard master, nor is the devil par
ticularly easy one TO serve. The way
OF the transgressOr is hard. This can
be proven by asking the crunkard.
He'll testify To the contrary. Go 20
the state prison and ask the convict
mere He'll say that the way Of the
transgressOr is hard
LAS a further excuse for not join
ing the church, some people will say
that there are hypocrites in the
church. There are-but we don't
like them any better than the world
does As long as the United States
stamps the dollar 100 cents, there
will be counterfeiters; as long as the
religion of God is worth 100 cents
on the dollar there will be counter
letters in the church"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
THIRTEEN NATURAllZED
Nineteen Applicants for Papers i'm
Circuit Court.

Thirteen of the 10 applicants for
naturalization papers were admitted
TO citizenship in the circuit court
Tuesday afternoon. Those whose
hearing was continued were: Hy-
man SHERMAN. John August Lind
roth. Louis Feldman, Matyas Kuz-
mich. Max Sclamberg and Rev. Basil
Sychta. The latter's hearing was
continued in order to permit the Sc
curing Of a deposition covering a
residence of six months in Scranton,
Pa. Matyas Kuzmich failed to Sc
cure his papers because there ap-
peared only one witness for him.
The ones who secured their papers
were: Zalmon Dribin, Arthur Sill
herman. Joseph Peter. Joseph Tin
ner. George Hartwicz. Heinrich otto
Dahmen. Arthur Van Hecke, John
Weber. Frank Krajcsovics, Imre
Major. Joseph Harmaciuski. Frank
Springer and John Kujawski
Frank Krajcsovics' name was
changed to Frank korn.
The examination of the applicants
was conducted by c. r. Thompson,
United States naturalization exam
iner from Chicago. Following a re-
cent custom. the oath Of citizenship
was administered by the court.
After the examination was finished.
those who had been cdmitted were
called before the court in groups ac-
cording to their nationality and the
court thereupon gave them careful
instruction as to the duties which
were theirs as citizens of the United
States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
MODERN SOCIETY
HELD To Be BAD
Evangelist Bell Pays Tribute
to WOmankind at First
Brethren.

Manhood stands or falls with
womanhOod. declared Evangelist
W. $ Bell in his sermon at the First
Brethren church last night. His sub
ject was The Woman's Sin and
was based on Luke 1892, "kemem-
Der Lots Wife
IF a mans wife goes the wrong
way. there is nothing that viii drag
"a man down quicker" continued the
evangelist. con the other hand.
there isn't anything that viii elevate
"a man more speedily than good
pure woman
while j admire womanldnd, and
respect them. / do not understand
them. ] wish that / could be "A wom-
an for a few months just 20 be able
10 do so. / do. however. know their
mission. II is the office of every
woman 20 be a nsDther. II we men
are not what we ought 20 be II we
do not measure up TO your idea Of
what we ought 20 be you alone are
TO blame. 1t is your duty in life
10 make us good.
Mrs Lot was a woman, and
real one She loved the re and the
wickedness Of Sodom better than
the quiet OF the country und sr her
husbands friend Abraham. Pos
sibly Mrs Lot wanted 10 go 10 the
city. as modern mothers do. to give
her daughters a chance 20 enter So
ciety. The modern city is probably
worse than Sodom was. Certainly
modern society is rotten. and only
in the city do we find the modern
conception of the word society.
Well. there comes "A time when God
must break with sin and destroy all
iniduitous cities. even as He de-
stroyed Sodom. There will be day
when the cities of the nations shall
perish
II want TO say TO YOU tonight that
God has pronounced judgment upon
this earth. even as lie did on Lots
wife. The only escape from that
Judgment the only peace and rest
that YOU can possibly find. viii be in
cod and His word. Ny mission here
tonight is to tell YOU to withdraw
from the rut Of sin into which YOU
have fallen TO get ont of Sodom, as
Lot and his family did at the COM
lnand of God II YOU do not get out.
YOU canOnt possibly Ice saved. There
is one thing that can rescue YOU
from Your own private Sodom. and
that thing is the power OF God.
Whatever hell is is the result Of
your sin. II is sin that curses and
Lamns men and makes hell. Jesus
christ died 10 save YOU from your
sin. 20 get YOU out of the rut into
which you have fallen. and 7 am
here tonight as one of Gods messen-
gers TO help YOU out Of it. May the
word OF God dwell in your hearts
tonight and bring you out of the
wilderness in which YOU wander"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
SELFISHNESS. SCORED
IN MINISTER'S SERMON
The Man Who Lived on Easy
Street" j. subject of Rev.
Ludgate's Talk.

THE Man Who Lived ON Easy
Street" was the topic used by the
Rev Joseph G.. Lldgate i'm his ser
mon last evening at the Grace NJ. r.
church Rev. Ludgate's sermon was
built around the story OF the rich
,uan who had such bountful har-
vests that he decided 20 pull down
his barns and build greater ones,
and then said 10 his soul. Soul
thou hast much goods laid up for
many years. take thine ease. eat.
drink and Ice merry. but God said
unto him this night thy soul shall
be required Of thee"
There are. said the speaker.
some very commendahle things
about this man that I wish we might
copy lie was not lazy. ne was up
to date I'm his methods. he was a
success ia his chosen field OF en-
deavor: he had the American spirit
az push. pluck. progress and pros
perity and. like So many Americans
1f today. he had the awful sin cf
selhshness In three verses OF
scripture ne uses the personal pro
noun IA times.
HE" said Nr. Ludgate. speaks
n my goods. my fruits. my barns.
my ease. my soul over and over
again. thinking and talking only Of
self. until God said 20 him. Thou
fool Judging by exteruals. this
man was anything but a fools he
was successful rich. Woodworking.
thrifty and honest God does not
charge him with theft. murder w.
ing breaking the sabbath. adultery.
covetousless. or any Of the grosser
sins. but calls him q fool because he
was simply satisfied with temporal
things and neglected eternal things %
The topic for the sermon this
evening is THE Man With Two
Birthdays" This evening Is father
and son night"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
POSTPONE ENTERTAINMENT.

The second of a series of five en-
tcrta!nments given by the Y. NJ. -.
A. in the north lobby of the building
VAS postponed last night because of
the present simultaneous revival
campaign in the city. The concert
which was 10 De given by the lessee
Concert Co, composed of Miss Nell
Eruge jesse. contralto, Charles
ColfaN jesse. humorist and lee
turer and Orpha Marie lessee. dra-
matte soprano. viii be given at a
later date
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
TO VOTE ON BEST PIE

Those who attend the Bertrand
Social center meeting a. Bertrand
Thursday night will be the judges
of pies which will be brought by the
women Of the club. The pies will
be sold at i've cents a cut and will
be voted upon for quality. The votes
will be sold for one cent each.
A talk will be given at this meet
ing by Miss Bernice Yoder, super
visor of domestic science in the rural
school. She will tell why the premi-
ums on pastry were awarded as they
were at the Bertrand fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
RETURNS FROM MEETING
DR.. VI. Il. kccgan Attends Session of
Pharmacy Board.

Dr. NJ. r. Keegan a. the Ameri-
IAN Drug Co. returned Tuesday
sight from Bedford. Ind. where he
attended a meeting o. the state
Eoard OF pharmacy AT this meet
ng the licenses OF SIX Bedford pbar-
uacists were revoked following
evidence that they had been sell
rg liquor HleCaUy The dealers
deprived ~ their licenses were
hester y Peckinpaugh. Charles o.
ambert. Lemuel Eaushmau Gro
er Marley Fred w Martineau and
- Iiliam y. HopkinS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
AWARDS DAMAGES.

A judgment for $129. A damages
was awarded to George II. Mueller
against the city Tuesday afternoon
by Judge Funk in the circuit court
The suit was filed Tuesday after
noon. Y was sought 10 secure $500
damages on the charge that the
plaintiff had suffered a broken leg
by being hit by one Of the city's
automobiles. The accident il was
said. happened on Aug. 2S at the
corner of Lasalle av. and Main ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
PLACES HOPES ON
'PR0H|' PLATFORM
A. M. Robinson Declares
Against Invisible Gov
eminent.

With Arthur NJ Robinson OF In
dianapolis. candidate for United
States senator subject to the repub-
lican primaries. Warren T. McCray,
seeker after the gubernatorial NOM
nation. and Andrew Jackson Hickey
Of Laporte. congressional aspirant
on the program. members of the
Young Mems Mckinley club of st.
Joseph county gathered Tuesday
evening in a most enthusiastic meet
ing.
A smoker with luncheon followed
the program Of speeches and nusi-
cal numbers. The entertainment
was held in the auditorium on the
second floor of the J. NJ. S. building.
Pres't Paul Frankel of the Mckinley
club presided at the meeting and
introduced the speakers, two of
whom. Mr.. Robinson and Mr..
Hickey, were expected. Mr.. McCray
arrived Unexpectedly from Kentland.
Declaring against the invisible
government" which he characteriz-
ed in the saloon and liquor inter-
ests of the country. Mr. Robinson,
who was a member of the senate
from Marion county during the last
session of the legislature. placed his
hopes OF a national prohibition
platform as he spoke to the audi
ence, which, TO some extent was
composed Of the younger men of
the city.
Praises G.. o. u.
Republican administrations were
praised. and democracy PANIED in
merry fashion. and fashion resem-
bling that used by the Hon. Jim
Watson when he replied" 10 John
A. VI. Adair here. The Mexican
question in particular was dealt
with by Mr.. Robinson in his address.
Mr. Hickey spoke briefly, owing
TO the arrival of Mr.. McCray. The
latter did not take a great deal of
time to outline his principles and
to explain to his hearers what he
hoped TO do should he be nominal
ed and then elected. Many tributes
we're paid William Mckinley, mar
tyred president. and a great deal of
enthusiasm was demonstrated.
The audience was delightfully."- en-
tertained with a musical program,
consisting of the Coquillard trio,
Paul and Richard Frankel and
William Graham; piano solo. Maui
rice Thornton; Representations,
Ernest Staples; vocal and instru-
mental solos, Edward Burns; vocal
solos, Denise Frankel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
SEEKS $500 DAMAGES.

Suit for $500 damages for alleged
injury 10 an automobile was filed in
the superior court Tuesday after
noon by William Major against the
street car company. The plaintifi
alleges that one day last month
when he was driving on ". Thomas
CT. across Michigan St. his auto was
hit by a street car because ne re-
ceived no warning Of the approach
OF the car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
WANT STREET EXTENDED.

a petition 10 have the Sample 81.
road extended westward for "A mile
and a half was filed With the county
auditor Tuesday afternoon by Cor
uelius Wedell and other residents OF
Warren township IL is sought Ia
secure an outlet. by way OF this
road. 20 the Division ST. road.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
An Unfailing Way
To Danish Hairs
Beauty Notes)

Ugly hairy growths can be remov-
cd in the privacy Of your own home
if you get a small original package
of delatone and mix into a paste
enough Of the powder and water 10
cover the hairy surface. This should
ne left on the skin about minutes.
then removed and the skin washed
and every trace OF hair viii have
vanished. No harm OF inconvenience
can result from this treatment bur
hc sure You buy the real delatone.-
AdNt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
LODGE NOTES

Favorable reports on the district
meeting held last week We're made
by the entertainment committee last
night at the regular meeting OF Mon
tauk tribe. No. 426, Red Men. held
at the Red Men hall During the
meeting two applications were bal
loted upon and one reinstatement
was considered. other routine bust
ness was transacted.