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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
Kalnu sketera serbu rankose.

Serbai dar Wis laiko augsciau-
sias Kaimakcalano sketeros vie
tas, kaip oficialis serbu pranesi-
mas tvirtina. Bulgaria sake, kad
pagal Dunoju buve ramu, o Do
brudzoje silpnas besiSaudymas is
kanuoliu. Bulgaru praneSimas
priduria, kad rusu skraiduolis
Juodose jurose 50 minutu bom-
bardaves Mangalija. Uzmustu
nebuve, o nuostoliai menki.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
5000 RUSU VEL PAIMTA
NELAISVEN. KARES PER
NAGIS AUGA.

Berlinas, rugs. 20 d. Sulyg vo-
kieciu kares zinybos pranesimo
vokieeiu paimtas pernagis kares
daiktais il belaisviu skaitlius ry-
tiniame some, auga didyn. Pra-
nesilnas sako:
"Rusu belaisviu skaitlius pa
imtas. treciadienyj lies Korytnica
padidejo 81 oficieru If daugiau
kaip 5000 kareiviu, paimtojo
pernagio apstis padidejo dviem
kanuolem If 80 masininiais Sau-
tuvais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
KALBA h dCH-
STAGE.

berlinas, rugs. % d. Vokieti-
JOS kancleris Won Bethmann-Holl.
veg, savo kalboje atsidariusio
reichstago narius pasake, kad
kiekvienas diplomatas, kuris ne
daro visa ko galimo Anglijai pa
kenkti, yra vertas pakorimo.
kancleris apie galima taik2 ne
uzslmlne. 10 kalbai truko pasi-
tikejimo balso, kuriuo skambeio
10 pirmesneses kalbos vokieIiu
lstatymp leidimo kuna; bet jam
su uzsidegimu plojo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06

kiecius. Bet jis kitaip kalbeti
negalejo, kadangi pirm jo Fran
cuzijos ministeriu pirmininkas
BRAND if Anglijos kares minis
teris pasake, kad taika ateis vien
tuomet, kuo1net vokieGiai bus su-
musti. Kare gi laimeti tikisi
abidvi kare vedancios puses, o
tas, suprantana, yra negalimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
AUSTRIJOS-VENGRIJOS W.
SIENIO REIKALU MINISTE-
RIS BURIAN PASITRAUKIA.

Berlinas, rugs. 2o d., per Lon
donq. Laikrastis Vossis h e
Z eitung paduoda pranesimq is
Viennos, sulyg kurio paskalas
apie barono Buriano kaipo All
strijos-Vengrijos uzsienio reikalu
ministerio atsistatydinimq igijas
tikrumo. Pranesinas priduria,
kad buvusis Ryme ambasadoriu-
mi baronas Karolis Won Macchio
yra dazniausiai miniinas barono
Buriano palaikejp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
RUMANAI TRANSFLVANI-
JOJ SULAIKYTI.

Londonas, rugs. 20 d. Kaip
vyriausioji Austrijos kares ziny-
ba oficialiai pranesa, tai rumanu
kareivijos ties Hermannstadtu,
Transylvanijoj tapo atmustos at
gal If Austru vokieciu kariuo-
menes paeme augstumas nuo to
! pietus If pietrycius. Ko-
va dar nepasibaigusi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06

Lake uzpuolimo ore ivyko ko-
va, kur keturi vokietiu eroplanai
nunusta zemyn. Viena musu
masinu nukrito prieso pusej. Be
to mes nuzudeme Morano sketi-
Mo tipo masinq."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
RUSU LAKUNAI PADARO
UZPUOLIMA.

Petrogradas, rugs. 20 d. Rusu
kares skyriaus oiicialis pranesi-
mas sios dienos sako:
"Borunu If Krevos apielink5je,
! siaurvakarius nuo Smorgoniu
musu lakunai padare uzpuolimu
ant vietu uzpakalyj prieso liniju.
Bombos metyta ivairiose vie
tose If pagimdyta sprogimai bel
gaisrai prieso sankrovose
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
ANGLAI DAUGIAU ISIKA-
BINA ANT PERONNE KE-

Londonas, rugs. 20 d. Anglu
kareWijos tolydzie stuniasi pir-
myn linkui Pefonne- -Bspaume ke
iio, kuris yra didziausia gisla .tuo-
aus az yokiesiu liniiu nuo Conn
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
RUMANAI TRANSYLVA-
NITOJE SUTRUPINTI.

Berlinas, spal. I d. Gen. Won
Falkenhayno apveikimas rumanu
Hermamstadto apielink5je,
Transylvanijoj, darosi didesnis SUI
kiekviena nauja zinia is to sono.
Rumanu pirmoji kariauna likoSi
sunaikinta, o pasiusta jos Ragal-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06
IL etai XIV
Dideji Kare.

pGSeKilleS pTlcStGl dll JdllOlOS, h"'P
ir nuo kitty frontu, ateina zlnlos,
bulgaria giriasi neva laimejimais,
bet serbai tQ patti sake apie sago
laimejimus kartais tose jau We
tose, kur ir bulgaria pasigiria
laimejimais. Bet kad susircmi-
mai eina Wis tose jau vietose, tai
reikia manyti, kad Xxi siol nei
viena puse ti'.1o laimejimo dar
neturi.
Pats bulgaria prisipazista, kad
serbai dar Wis la1ko kalna Kos
mokcaian. Jeigu jie il laiko, tai
wen bulgarus sumuSe galejo W.
init, o BULGARIA apie savo nepa-
sisckimus nieko nesako, tai ais
ku, kad JUGS stcHgiasi uzslepti If
in zinios ne visuomet sutrnka
su teisvbe. IS Paryziaus taipgl
pranesa. kad te:. v.si bulgaru ~
puolimai tapo atmuSti. Angiu
raportas taipgi pranesa apie bull
garu nepasisekimus, jp meglnl-
mai traukti ant Ortile, kopo-
wa ir Ormanti nepasiseke, ta1gl
kad iie tapo sulaikyti, o ga If
sumusti. Sulyg anglq pra 'esi-
mo, ju artilerija isvaike bulga-
rus prize Ormanti.
Bulgarq uzpuolimai ant serbq
poziciju Saloniku distrlkte taipgi
nepasiseke. Ant visos lmlJos
francuzq laikomos nuo uPes
Struma Xxi Vardar smarkesnig
musiu nebavo, tai ir cia bulga-
raj neturi kuom girtis. Bulgaria
tapo sumusti If Broda paupiuose
ir turejo atgal trauktis / senuo-
sius savo apkasus.
Macedonijoj taipgi bulgaria
neturi pamato girtis. Cia kairy-
sis bulgaru kariumenes SparnaS
priverstas tapo pasitraukti nuo
Planina If talkininkai uzeme Vi
sas kalvas tarp LiSc Xxi lscevo,
nors bulgaria jas smarkiai gyne'
Prize Seikovgrab talk'ninkai at
muse kelis bulgaru uzpuolimus
ir ateme nuo ju dvi kanuoli If
darg kulkasvaidziq.
Ir Florina distrikte, kur vo-
kieciai pirma garsino svarbluS
bulgaru laimejimus, matyt tg
laimejimq visai nebuvo, mes da-
bar ir vokieciai pripazlsta, kad
toj fronto dalyj eina smarkgs
musiai, bet Xxi siol uar jie ne
prieio ealo. Taigi aiSku, kad
ir pirma toj fronto dalyj bulga-
raj svarbiq laimejimu tureti ne
galejo, kad ju besigyrlmai tikt1
pamato neturejo.
Nuo kalno Kasmokcalan SER
bal nuvi;o bulgarus If nuo jp
ateme kan oliq baterija If atga-
vo pirma nuzudytas savo kanuo-
les. Paeme taipgi daug amuni-
cijos. Struma paupiuose anglai
paeme du apkasais sudrutintu
kaimu If paeme kelis simtus bull
garq nelaisven.
Talkininku orla:vininkai bonn
bardavo Bulgarijos sostine, taip-
81 bulgaru uzimta miestq Pri-
lep, Siaurinej Serbijoi.
Greikja Xxi Siol dar karen ne
jsikiso, karalius dar Wis nezinc
ka daryti, bet su 10 'cldzia jau
nieks nesiskaito, nes jis vos lai-
kosi ant ssvo griuvanSio sosto,
kuomet visas kraStas pritaria tai
kininkams, nuo kuriu tikisi dau-
giau pelnyti, negu tarnaujant vo-
kieciams. Nenizeloso sukelta
Crekijoj reyoliucija apima Wis di-
desnius plotus. Nuo karaliaus
atsieayre jau veik visos Grekijai
prisulejusios saios. Ant salos
Kretos tapo sut"erta visai nuc
karaliaus atsiskyrusiai C;rekijai
valdzia, kurios vadovu yra We
nizelos. Didesne dalis Grekijos
karisko laivyno perejo revoliu-
cijonieriu pusen, o Grekijos lai-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06


desne dalis perejo jau ! revoliu-
cyonieriu puse bet talkininkai
jos nesivarzo Kad ia kan
nors tinkama padaryti, talkinin-
kai turetu ia isnaujo pcrorgani-
zuoti, taigi padaryti ia patti, ka
padare su sumuSta If per tai STU
demoralizuota serbu karimmene.
Nors bulgaria, vokieciai ir aus
trai siriasi svarbiais laimejimais,
net visiSku sumuSimu rusu if
lrumanu Siauriniame Balkaau
fronte, bet jie nuo visiSko su-
muSimo ir paklupdymo dar, tur-
but, stow taipjau toll, kaip sto-
VETO kares pradzioj. Rods vo-
kieciams ir ju draugams pasi-
taiko CANA svarbus laimejimai,
lygiai Dubrudzoj, kaip If Tran
slyvanijoj, bet ir jie paskui pasi-
rodo ne taip svarbus, kaip garsi-
ma Sofijos, Viennos, arba Bcr-
limo praneSimai. Dubrudzoj vo-
kieciq generolas Mackensen rods
lvelke sujungtq rumanu ir rusu
kariumene, bet sumuSe lie taip,
kad il negaletq atsigriebti. Tas
Sreitai po sumuSimui pasirode,
kuomet la neva sumuSta ruma-
! nq ir rusu kariumene priverte
bulgaurs, vokiecius If turkus at
gal trauktis, ir neva sunustiems
atlduoti CANA dideli plota jan ap-
valdytos Rumanijos if isiverze
Bulgarijon. O atviro kelio Ru-
manJos sostinen Bucharestan,
kur zadeta rumanans taikos is
lygas diktuoti, kaip nebuvo, taip
nera.
Translyvanijoj laimejimas bu-
vusio Vokietijos stabo perdeti-
Mo generolo Falkenhayn, issyk
vokieciu ispustas j neispasakytq
augstybe, pasirodo he taip dide-
lis, kaip vokieciai garsino.
Bet kad jis prize Hemanstadto
lalmeJima turejo, to niekas ne
uzgincija. Uzpulti su sykiu is
dviejq pusiu, rumanai tapo iveik-
tt po dvi dieni besitraukusiam
muslui ir turejo pasitraukti. Vo-
kleciai sake, kad nelaisven pa
eme 5000 rumanq. Bet, nors
nepasisekimas If nuzudymas
5000 nelaisviq yra rumanams
svarbus ir nemalonus, tas dar
nereiskia visisko ju sumusimo,
nors bavarai prize Rothenturm
sulaike ir kitq rumanu armija,
trauklancia pagelbon apstotai.
Kad prize Hermanstadt vokieciai
nesumuSe galutinai rumanu, ia
dabar jle pats pripazista savo
pranesime, kuriame praneSa vel
aple dar neuzbaigtus musius prize
HermanStadto, kurie su visu
smarkumu dar ten traukiasi. SUI
musta kariumene paprastai music
pralalmeJlmas taip ST ,4emoralizuo-
ia, kad il tuoj kitan stoti negali,
todel paprastai be didelio pasi-
priesinimo traukiasi atgal taip
greitai, kaip tik gall. Tuom tar
Ipu dabar pats vokieciai pranesa,
Iiog rumanai griebesi vel ofen-
Isyvo. Georzeny kalnuose, bet
'Ju uzpuolimai tapo atmuSti. At
mustl vlenok uzpuolimq nereiS-
kla dar prieSo sunruSima Nu-
Siuose dahnai pasitaiko net lai-
mincio muSl prieso uzpuolimus
net kelis kartus atmuSti. kol lis
galutinai virsu palma. Is visko
matyt, kad ziniu apie rumanu
galutina sumusimq, nors nauia-
sis Voikietijos stabo perdetinis
Hindenburg ir nori savo veikima
pradeti nuo sumusimo rumanu,
mes juos iveikti kur kas lengviau
negu ivcikti francuzus su anglais
arba rusuS, o palaikynui puo-
jlarcios tautos drasios butinai rel
kia kokius nors laimejinius ture-
I'll, bet ju negreit sulattksime.
/ Azijos ir Kaukazo f,onte, nors
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-06

Won sueiti.
Gaiicijoj rusai vel praoijo
smarkiau veikti, pradejo vel
smarkesni ofensyva link Rytines
Galicijos sostines Lembergo
(Lvovo). Rusu kariumenes va
dovas Brusilov pasirenges vel
palmti Lvova, kuris jau buvo ru-
su rankose, bet jie turejo is 10
pasitraukti ir atiduoti austrams
visa pietine rusiskos Lenkijos
If Volyniaus dali. Rusai prane-
sa, jog per porq paskutiniu die
MT nclaisven jiems teko 1000
austrq. Dabar jau nelaisviu ne
skaito bent kieikvienme muSvj
deSimtimis tukstnciu, teisingiau
jau nelaiSvius apskaito visi. Ru-
sal paeme austru pozicijas prie
Brzezany if prize gelezilr;elio nuo
Brody / Krasna. I pietus nuo
Brzezany rusai paeme austru po-
zicijas Zlota Lipa paupiuose.
Cia rusams teko 1000 nelaisviu
Austrai if vokieciai prisipazista,
kad savo traukime prize Lem
bergo rusai laiinejo kick terito-
rios, bet kad tuom tarpu bent
lu eJimas prie Lvovo tapo su-
laikyts. Galicijoj austrams pa
deda turkai, jie dalyvavo jau mu-
syJ su rusais prie Zlota Lipa,
kur turkai nelaisven paeme 23o
rusp if atgavo pirma nuaudytas
pozicijas.
Lietuvoj svarbesniu muSiu ne
buvo, buvo wien patroliu susi-
remimai Rygos il Dvinsko apie-
linkese, taipgi prize Krevo if
Smorgainiu. Prize Rygos rusai
nusove vienq vokieciu orlaivj.
Volyniaus CUB. vien artileriios
veike smarkiau Lucko apielinke-
Sc. Bet naujasis Nokietiios sta
bo perdetinis zada veik pradeti
smarkesne ofensyva Rusijos from
te. Jeigu jis savo pazadejimq
ispildys, tai galima greitai lauk-
ri smarkesnio kariumeniu veiki-
mo if Lietuvoj.
Italiskame fronte didesniu mu-
slu nebuvo, veikia ten vien ar
tllerlJa, kuri rengia dirva infan-
terljos uzpuolimams. Infanteriiu
susiremimai buvo prize Gardeval
Fir Karso, bet abiejose vietose
austru uzpuolimal tapo atmuSti.
Kruvini muSiai eina Wis vaka-
rmlame kares fronte, mes tas
frontas pripazintas zinovu svar-
biauSlu; bet If cia Xxi iveikimo
vienos, ar kitos puses dar toll.
SmarklauSi muSiai Wis eina Som
me If Ancre paupiuose if prie
Nerduno. Bet visose to fronto
dalyse, nors labai palengva, tai
kininkai laimi If nuo vokieciu is
valo nors maza Francuzijos teri
torUos dali. Nors manoma, kad
Vokietijos stabas mano su visu
istraukti kariumene is Francuzi-
JOS If prirengti vien atsigynimo
liniJa nuo Reino, bet Xxi siol per-
mamu Hokiskoj kariumenej ne
matyt. Vokieciai If Francuziioi
kartais griebiasi ofensyvo, nors
su tuom jiems nesiseka. Svar-
:biausias ten anglu laimejimas-
atemlmas nuo vokieciu svarbaus
niesto Bapaume if visiSkas apsu-
plmas Peronne. Kairysis anglu
karlumenes sparnas tarp Somme
If Ancre nustume vokiecius 2
myli atgal. Francuzai, laimeio
daugiau teritorijos j rytus nuo
Morval. Francuzai turi mazus
laimGjimus If prie Verduno.
Kad bent kokiais nors laimeii-
mais palinksminus gyventojus,
vokiski orlaiviai net du kartu
atsilanke ties Londonu If vaka-
rinese Anglijos pakrantese If ten
mete bon1bas, bet jos uzmuse
kick motcru if vaikq If tuom,
suprantana, kares gallo nepriartins,
nes ne moteris juk ia veda.
Kalbos apie kares uzbaigima If
Itaika visai nutilo, visi kalba vien
apie kares laimejima, be ko tai
L. i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
Had Suffered For
Over Eight Years
DOCTORS ADVISED AN OPERA.
TION But SIMPLE REMEDY
MADE TT UNNECESSARY,

MADE 1T UNNECESSARY.
For over eight years Mr.. U. S. G.
Henry, sos East 9Th St, Oklahoma
City. had suffered with stomach and
liver trouble until finally he could no
longer stand the pain. He says: The
doctors told me nothing but an oper-
alton would give me relief. decided
at first to try FruitoIa and Traxo.
which relieved me Of a quantity of
gall stones and l have no further pain
or trouble from my old complaint,
would not take $500 for what your
remedies have done for me-"
Fruitols, as the name implies, is a
pure fruit oil, combined with certain
harmless salts, and acts as a lubri-
cant on the intestinal parts, softening
the congested masses, disintegrating
the hardened particles that cause so
much suffering and expelling the ae-
cumulation to the patients great re-
lief. Traxo acts on the liver and kid
neys. stimulates the flow of gastric
juices to aid digestion and removes bill,
a splendid tonic and serves to build !,
down system.
Fruitola and Traxo are prepared n
H.. and Arrangements have been mad
tative druggists. In Pendleton they CT
623 Main street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
Opposition Made
to Proposal for
Opening Cedar St.
LITTLE PROBABILITY NOW THAT
RECOMMENDATION WILL
BE CARRIED OUT.

Opposition to the proposed open
ing of Cedar street between Webb
and court has developed and became
so manifest last evening at the council
meeting that there is little probability
of the recommendation of the street
committee being carried into effect.
This recommendation was made last
week after a petition to open Maple
street had been denied. The opening
of Cedar street, it was reported last
evening, would cut the Cunningham
tract in two. City Attorney Fee stat
ed that condemnation proceedings
would be necessary as the owners are
opposed to the opening. and he stat
ed further that some interesting legal
questions would be involved inasmuch
as the land is now leased and owned
by an estate. one of the heirs OF
which is a minor.
Charles H. Carter attorney for the
estate, also voiced the opposition to
the proposed order. Numbers of res
idents of Maple street, who had sign
ed the original petition, were present
and slater that the opening of Cedar
street would not give them the bene-
fits desired. They stated that Mr..
Delatore who has the Cunningham
tract leased, is not opposed to open
ing Maple street inasmuch as but lit
tie of his garden land would be dam
aged The house now standing where
the street would run could be moved
for SIS it was reported by Joseph /
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
P.H.S. Track Boys
Viii Go to Baker
for Annual Meet
COACH GORDON RELIEVES HE
HAS BETTER TEAM THIS
YEAR THAN LAST.

The Pendleton high school track
team will leave tomorrow morning
for Baker City where the annual east
ern oregon interscholastic track and
field meet will be held.
1t is possible that fourteen men
accompanied by Coach Gordon will
make the trip. At the last real work
out last night all the men were in ex-
cellent condition, except Charles Cor
don, who injured a tendon in his foot
in running the hurdles. But by Satur-
day 1t is expected that he will be in
condition for the meet.
Pendleton has won the annual event
for the past two years, winning last
year from La Grande by one point.
Coach Gordon believes that he has q
better team this year than last and
is confident that his men will win by
several points. About twenty schools
will be represented in the meet.
The men representing Pendleton
and the events entered in are:
Manager Minnis, mile and half mile.
Captain Minis, javelin.
Siebert, broad jump, 22O, 44O ami
relay.
Boylen. half mile, 220 and 44O
Gordon, 22O dash. z2O hurdles, jaw
elm, pole vault and relay.
Huey, pole vault, high jump and
100 hurdles.
Chisholm. high jump and 100 hur-
dies.
Bowman, so, 100, 22O and relay
Latourelle, so. 100. z20 and relay.
Reed, mile.
Searcy. SO, 100, 220 and relay.
Heyden, shot.
Casey, half mile.
Rroun disruE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

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There Is In Mothers Friend" the direct
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by their own minds, they learn at once tha
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Co., 40 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ca. for ono
Of the most entertaining and valuable little
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
(East oregonian Specially }

Cast OregOnian Specially
HELIX, ore, May 1O.-Rev r. A.
Thurston Of The Dalles, preached at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and afternoon and VIII remain here
during the association.
There has been much rainfall dur
ing the past week. Saturday we had
all kinds Of weather, rom sunshine
to snow, inclusive.
The Sunday school picnic announc-
ed for Saturday was postponed on ac-
count OF weather conditions, as was
the good roads meeting set for the
same day.
Mrs. w. F. Middleton has returned
to her home at Alfalfa, Wash.
Miss Sarah Montgomery has re-
turned from a months visit to Wood
burn and other Willamette valley
points.
Claude Morrison has sold his pool
room to Guy e. smith.
Miss Jessie Cunningham, former
Helix girl, has been elected queen Of
the May at Whitman college and will
have charge Of the folk dances on the
campus, also the dance party at night
The Umapine baseball boys played
the local boys Sunday afternoon, the
score standing 10 to . in favor Of
Umapine.
Miss Myrtle Curtis Of Walla Walla,
is visiting for a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. A. L. Grover.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Musselman Of
Freewater visited their daughter,
Mrs. ]. w. King, Saturday and sun
day, Mrs King returning with them
for a weeks visit. i.
Mrs. VIM. Reeder or Tacoma, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in Helix
and vicinity.
John Planting was a Monday visit.
or from his farm south of town.
Dee Leroy, Fred Collins and Don
Lewis were Rieth visitors Monday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cook gave a surprise
birthday banquet to her husband Sun
day and invited some of his friends
to share it. The following were pres
ent. Messrs. NJ. l.. Morrison, w. H. |
Albee w. H. Morrison, ] S Norvell, |
w. H. Dale, Len d. Smith, James Hill. |
VIM Shannon, v. v. Kerley, r. Hen
ricson, Ernest Gillette and the host,
T. NJ Cook. There were place cards
and carnations were used for table
decorations. A buttoniere being pIac-
ed at each plate. The guests report
having a splendid time.
Rev. w. F. Mccormack of the
Christian church, delivered the bacea-
laureate sermon to the graduates OF
the high school last Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Hill sang 20 Divine Re-
ieemer," by Charles Gounod. Spec.
al music was rendered by the choir.
On Friday evening, May IL, at the
Christian church. Judge Lowell OF
Pendleton will deliver the graduationl
address At this time also will bel
given sixteen attendance diplomas toi
hose who have been neither absent
Dr tardy during the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Drew gave a
Inner party at the Commercial Ho-
el Sunday to the high school class.
Roy Davidson, Letha Albee. Clara
King, Theodore Norvell. Edmond
Potts, America Hutchison, EdnaI
Potts and Ethel Brown, which was
'njoyed by all present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

The Sawtooth National Park, which
will come into existence If the present
session of the congress passes a bill
that has been introduced, is a remark
able tract of 145, 600 acres in the saw
tooth Range Of Idaho, mountain
country said closely TO rival Yosemite
in the grandeur of It's beauty,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

Fielder, and the well piped so that
water could be pumped from it at one
side at an expense Of S26.
At present some or the land is in
garden and the property owners ex-
pressed themselves as willing to wait
until fall for the opening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

An interesting Napoleonic relic is
the reply to long ana VERBOSE letter
from Duke of Gaeta asking the en-
peror's decision in conriscatinn casa
Napoieon's answer was as follows:
Yes. Napoleon"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

what greatness may be
acquired when he
grows u,ss And any
influence that brings
relief to the expectant
mother Is the first and
greatest Of obligations
There Is a splendid
remedy wn as
Mothers Friend" that
has been a safeguard.
a helpful daily ilhu-
ence, to a host Of
women. Applied exter-
nally to the muscles
AhrYy ha.snma nllnnf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

John B Marshal, or sunbury, Pa,
found the addresses of six Bloomsbury
girls in bottle floating in the sus.
quehanna river. In join letter they
said they wished husbands, who must
be dashing and strictly temperate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

H. Fowler has Just been offered
a government position which he ap-
piled for 80 years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
CHARGES RAILROADS
WITH VIOLATING LAW

SEATTLE, May 11.-Chalr-
man Reynolds OF the Washing
ton railroad commission infe- I
rentially charged that the rail- 4
} roads continuously and openly 4
} are violating the antitrust 4
laws He cited the bylaws of
, the transcontinental passenger
traffic association. which was
} admitted as evidence. The I
, flourish rate hearing was lively.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
REV. R. A. THDRST0H
OCCUPIES BAPTIST
PULPIT At HELIX
MINISTER Or THE DAIIIEs WILL
REMAIN DURING THE
ASSOCIATION.

Much Rain Falls During the Past
Week; sunday School Picnic Post
POned on Account Of bad Weather;
Former Helix Girl May Queen at
Whitman College.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
And A
Generation Hence

The flight Of time makes Us think of
tho future. The baby of today reflects
Evening journal., 1916-11-15
noted ENGINEERS
VISIT WILMINGTON

sixty members of the American
Waterworks Association including those
of the -Four state branch of Eastern
Pennsylvania. Maryland. Delaware and
southern New Jersey, following eXami
nation of the filtration plnut here and
work on the now rceer, or held AN ln.
formal luncheon at 1880 o'clock today a.
tho Hotel DUPONT.
Carlton g. Davis. chief engineer ol the
Philadelphia Mater Department aud
Formerly one of the engineers Of the
Panama Canal, presided ai the dinner
Short addresses were made by Con
gresham Thomas ". Miller, r. Aller
4 Hill,s. president of tho Board Of Matci
Commissioners. aud George w Fuller
consulting engineer, of New Jersey
others present were. James "
Long chief engineer OF Camden; y. W.
Hopes. Jr. chief engineer of viii
mington: S. p. Ferguson. consulting
engineer of New York: u. Rosentra-
ter. principal assistant engineer of
Newark ~. j.. Nathan G. lockwood,
W. f. Walden. Of the Baltimore Water
and Electric Company and other we'll
known engineers.
The dinner was entirely informal,
being explained as get-together
function following the inspection Of
the water works plants here, The
Four-State branch rs a member OF the
national association.