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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
RAILROADS IGNORE
ADAMSON LAW until
SUPREME COURT TEST
Payrolls and working Schedules Re-
main as Usual, says Notice POSTED
In Yards, shops and Offices.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The rail
aroads will ignore the Adamson law
in making their payrolls and working
schedules until the United States su-
preme court has passed on its consti-
tutionalfty according to notice served
on workers posted in the yards the
shops and offices.
Negotiations with members of tho
Brotherhoods and managers calle |
for a session tomorrow has been cali
ed off.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27

nor. With the war on and Turkey an
ally Of Germany the line has been al
most completed. The road. which f.
ultimately to end at Bagdad now runs
from Antwerp through Berlin, Vienna
Budapest and Constantinople to the
Taurus mountains in Asia Minor
There the great obstacle was met. but
a tunnel has now pierced the noun.
tain, and soon trains will be running
on to Bagdad The Persian Gulf is
not far distant and the way toward
China must be blocked by Great Brit
ain and Russia if-the Germans are to
be kept out
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
TWO ATTEMPTS MADE TO
KILL GOVERNOR OF UTAH

SALT LAKE, Dec. Ex-Governor
spry today Is showing signs of worry
as a result Of an anonymous letter
warning, him of an attempt to poison
the food at n banquet in his honor
last night. The food was examined
by scientific tests and the manager
ate liberal portions before serving It.
The reward for the arrest OF the per-
sons placing an internal machine in
the governors house Sunday night
has been raised to five thousand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
WALL STREET LEAK
PROBE IS POINTING
TO HIGH OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON Dec. 27.-Repre-
sentative Woods search for evidence
of the rumored leak to wall street of
advance information of wilson's note
led to diplomatic circles and the
homes of high administration off,
cials, 1t was declared today He said
he was informed by a relative one
official profited immensely Represen.
tatives of the United States now in
European capitals also profited
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
NEW YORK FACES
BIG LABOR FIGHT

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-New Years
promises to find New York engaged In
a big labor struggle, Nine organiza-
tons fifth a hundred and fifty thou
sand members plan strikes in hotels
and restaurants. Fifteen thousand
shirt workers demand a twenty per
cent increase also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
NO TRACE FOUND
OF THE MARYLAND

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The cut
ters Acushnet and Gresham are re-
ported standing by the position from
which the Maryland sent an IS. o. s.
call, but discovered no trace of the
vessel They are continuing the
search.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
SWEDEN AND SWITZERLAND
MAD ESAME PEACE REPLIES

LONDON, Dec. 27.-Sweden bar
gained with Switzerland over the AM
erican peace suggestion. the Daily
Telegraph asserts. The swedish nots
was identical in terminology with the
Swiss peace statement presented -
the belligerents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
JoFFRE MADE MARSHALL.

PARIS. Dec 27.-General Joffre is
to receive the marshals baton it was
announced today. 1t will be necessary
to go back to 1873 to find law au-
thorizing the raising Of an army off,
Ger to the dignity Of marshall OF
France.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
Portland.
BAKER WILL REMAIN FOUR
YEARS MORE is EVIDENCE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Baker in
tends to remain four years more it
was evidenced by his announcement
today and his presence at Cleveland
for the purpose Of closing his home
and moving his furniture to Washing.
ton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
LOS ANGELES AND
PHILADELPHIA ASK
PEACE DELEGATES

Los ANGELES. Dec. 27.-The city
council passed a resolution to invite
peace delegates of the belligerents to
Los Angeles.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Eff the
belligerent nations agree to confer
ence on peace they will be offered the
use of Independence Hall. Mayor
Smith announced he would urge Presl-
dent Wilson to use his influence to
bring the belligerents here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
BIG STOCK PROFIT REPORTED.
One Spcculator Said to Have Made
$1,000. 900 In Few Days.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Reports
were current in Wall street yesterday
that Barney n. Baruch. known as one
Of the most daring stock spectators.
had cleaned up at least $1,000. 900
through hammering United states
Steel in the last few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
9 ARE KNOWN DEAD
IN ARKANSAS STORM
All Wire Communication With Cen
traI Portion OF State Down Follow
ing Terrific Tornado Yesterday.

LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 27.-
There is no wire communication
with the central portion OF the
state following a terrific tornado
that struck here at 3 O'Clock yes
terdAy. IL is impossible 10 tell
the exact death toll Of the tOrna-
do, but four whites and five ne
grOes are known dead with more
than o score injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
Latest Developments in Mexi-
can Situation Focus Attent-
ion Of Administration on
Border; No Word as Yet Of
Caranza Signing Protocol.
VILLA SMUGGLING ARMS
Men In Touch With Departmental AZ
fairs Believe TOday's Announce
ments Are Intended as Preparation
for Possible Serious Outcome.

Ell PASO, Dec. 27.-After 4
preparations were made for I
entraining for home orders were 4
given the thirty first Michigan 4
guards their departure had been
delayed. No reason was given. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
. AAAAAH~~~%~N%%
AT LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. 81.
The largest light house tender
ever built for the United States
was launched this morning 1t
cost three hundred thousand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
MARKET SHOWS A
WIDE RANGE TODAY

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The wheat
market doomed with heavy buying
after the rumors that Washington saw
no hope Of peace. December gained
six, May was up 4, July 3.
CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-CSpecial to
the East Oregonian)- Range of prices
today:
Open. High. Low. Close
Dec. S1.5S &1.65% s1.5S s1.657s
May $1.69h s1.7S& $1.677s s1.7S%
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. 27.-(Spe-
c!aD-Merchants Exchange bids, club,
$1.40; bluestem s147.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27
TO ADVERTISERS

Ehs East 0regonlan has the largest bona
flde and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
far the largest circulation 10 PendletOa OF
any newspaper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-27

Tonight and Thursday snow.
warmer tonight. increasing eaaerly
winds
Minimum temperature. 10. make
mum. %; rainfall, o wind northeast,
ght: weather. partly cloudy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
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ROCKY VALLEY.

Several from this place attended ths
camp meeting down in the Point sat
urtay night and SUNDAY and reported
that there Vas much good being done
We wish they would corns 20 this pIlcz
Tor while
Mr. and Mrs Liss FLUFFY - FL Gay.
have been visiting at this place
Mrs StzHsburY spent Saturday and
SUNDAY Al her home on Donithan. re-
turning 10 her school Monday morn
ing.
Mrs Chas- Maynard spent Friday
and Saturday with her parents AZ this
place
Ben viuson spent a few days with
his sister at Fl Gay last week
Mrs L A YInsgn Vas shopping in
LouisE Friday
a Sunday school Convention VIII be
held ~ this place Sunday. Sept II.
lay Compton and friend passed
through here Sunday zf..-n...iu in his
mex car Its said he hls the lest box
ng car on Tug river.
Mrs Rsbeoca Murphy yGs shopping
u Logisz Tuesday
What has become Of the Douithan ]
<rite-. ne hope ne viii sooz eune 10
ifs again
A prCuzcLsd meeting VIII begin ~
his place Saturday night. e7ta- Why
rot everybody cone
RUBBER ROLL
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DENNIS.

Several from this place attended In,
meeting at Pelly's Chapel Sunday.
Buck Elkins and children wore call
ing on Mrs Compton Sunday.
Mrs Media Savage was calling on
home folks the past week
James Casey was a business caller
AT w. n wrights Saturday.
The festival given by Mr.. Cunning
ham was a great success and every
body seemed to enjoy themselves
Miss HERNIA Kitchen was calling on
Mrs James Compton Sunday
Luther webb left Tuesday for parts
unknown
Misses Dora and Pearl Kitchen are
contemplating a visit TO Huntington
soon
Miss Mona COOksey was calling on
the Misses Pennington Sunday
Miss Pearl Kitchen was the guest Of
her cousin. Miss Clara Kitchen sun
day.
Lnther Webb Is still on the same
route from II. L LArge's to r R
Kitchens
Miss Ada Carter and little nephew
attended the festival at OlioyiIle-
Two,LoNELY GIRLS
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EAST POINT.


Mrs Meta Hatcher Thompson. wh1
has been visiting her parents. DIT. and
Mrs w L. Hatcher has returned q
ST Louis
MIS- Emm Luck. having spent n few
days with home folks has returned 10
Cincinnati
Miss Margaret AuIier attended meet
ing at Concord Sunday
John 2 Auxier. who has been b.
Gated at Jackson for year and IS in
law partnership with FLOYD Byrd Of
that place. has returned home after
spending few days with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs j. G. b Auxier-
Mrs Milton Auxier ami little dauza-
ter. Onima Douglas. visited friends on
Abbott Saturday and Sunday and At
tended meeting al that plece.
Bro. willis n Brown Il the nltdsiie
west. has been holding meetings on
abbott and Little Paint Much god Is
being done IN the salvation Of zcssis
and healing q the sick He viii be.-in
services al East Point THURSDAY Srl-
Brown Is a native KenIIcki4n ard like
sam Jones. q converted reprohate- but
Tor many years his life has b--n 4
Grand witness 20 the power OF God
Many say they have never before heard
nv preaching.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
SUDDEN DEATH
Caused By Disease q the kidneys

N b o.
Ihe close connection which exists
between the heart and the Kidneys i
well known nowadays As soon as
kidneys are diseased, arterial tension d
increased and the heart functions are
attacked When the kidneys no longer
pour forth waste, uremic poisoning
occurs and the person dies, and the
cause Is often given as heart disease, or
disease of brain or lungs
Il Is q good insurance against such 4
risk 70 send 10 cents for large trial
package of -AnuTic the latest dis
coTeV of DIR. Pierce Also send
sample of your water. This will be
examined without charge BY expert
chemists al DR.. Peree's Inralids' Hotel,
Buffalo, y. Y. When you suffer from
backache, frequent or scanty urine,
rheumatic pains here or there, or that
constant tired, vorn-Out feeling. it's
time 70 write DR.. Pierce, describe your
symptoms and get his medical opinion
without charge free. This
eAnuric5 OF Doctor Pierce's Is found
70 be 81 times more active than lithia,
for il dissOlyes uric acid In the system
as hot water does sugar.
Simply ask for Dr. Pierce's Anuric
Tablets. There can be no imitation.
Every package OF rAnuricT i sure 70
Be Dr.. Rerce's- You viii find the sigma
tire, @ the paekese just a. yOu do on
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for blood and stomach.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
POTTER.

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With ker tran6r-oshsr. Mrs Hasz.
Mrs W HAYS spent Si1n,1AV ni<iss
With her GauEhs-r. Mrs Mime Crsel
q Louisa. SNAPS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
EMMA

/ Dr.. q T. Ksadrfcz- Tho has ben
Eslck f0- S@verzE- --lJH7hs- tlet S-rz5.-ss
/ M r-l5rS- arg. s5lh He E4S e good
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bsyS Or. EentricS has been fz-rh-
fnI doctor u his oJRnCrE- NIX grly =
good doctor but i rr71= ard good trceI1
10 sve-y one Eha ZreE hLr2- he has
gone % hts rsEar1- TIE funeral tl,l--
place 1Tca.Eay az two OoEpcS. - Ezs,
Harrnou. He z4s buried il TIE L.
lie oen@terE-
me s,0rS visited the home q Ms
Susan F.rzrer. and left big bJ1Ecl1E
Eiri- ne name Eivra a the little 1-z-sh
ter was C-s=Y Mary Mare.
Mss Nellie Burch~tt froE1 Carr cTre>
visited her cCusinS Nisses LA1r1 A.
Do-z Sherman Lzs1 wesk-
Jim ChiideEs, frUD L..ckey. Ea> VS.
lung friends Al Euu-A S1tnr'-ay and
Sunday
a large e-oxd from here attsussevi
tie roos v=asfins At Saszr Loaf Ss1r-s.7y
MIA Kirris Martin frv,H wazaHd -es
visiting hone toIss hs- Eeek
Jzn-s GrnnslI returned frpn lvsl
Moray u-o-uinE He iii att-0d s.eze-,i
n Emma
Mss Della Rendriek and ytey Fran
AN who have been sZ-ertnS froz
,ots0- ivy. arr s11@ betrer-
Mss SIIier Patrcn = visiting her rls-
er az Beaver creek
Mss BerIha Weidinerol suterta+r-
4 a E.-K. c-0-t q yoznE folks san
izy
Nr- ard Mrs FORREST Fr--to7 a-t
'zusiy ~ere visiting hQu@ fosks ~
zIouzO saturday ard Sunday
c r S5aIort uaa5e a btzslresS trF7
3 HurriEE-d1 last ve~k
Mr. I-zrru Sierra SaS caEns o. I
Ms Mad S--rzzEz S'zn62y
VIA HIN frul Iv-L EaS n E--a :
siSrsi4r % hlSa1=<s
The FLOYD Coal co. sas t-esse,t . 4
resume z1rE
Ch-reh here every tklTyi S4rur,1ET
nd S,-a=szv By Rer Harm e
OSSLF TWO o. rs =
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NOISY soTIoM.

Mrs SSonrUe Han died Al her home
on Harrioone Thursday. Aug II She
leaves : husband ard four SNAIL chill
drerl 10 mourn the loss ~ lowing ~ife
aud mother
Miss Katherine WeddiuEt0u Wa the
guest OF Miss yznule Akers last We-s-
Mr.. ard Mrs J. C. Mullins * VIZ
gina were visiting the formers pa
rents last week
Gus Hamilton and Fanny Bzcsi~y
we're united in n4rrIrn9ny a the
brides home at Rz1ilT eress Thurs
day. Nay their future Be one EoaE hap
py dream
Mr. and Mrs John Fisher have r.
turned 70 their home AZ ashland aftr-
an extended WISH With RELATIVES 11d
friends The latter was fr-u-rIy Mss
Lake Harris K W AND * L
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-08-25
ADAMS

The funeral Of Mrs Andy Hays was
conducted at her old home place herr
last Friday. There was a large crowd
Of sorrowihg friends and relatives to
witness the last sad rites Of or dear
friend.
Mrs HuIda Mccown Is very poorly
AT this writing.
FreeI Blackburn and John Martin
were calling on the Misses Thompsyn
Sunday
Mrs John Waller was calling ~ her
aunt. Mrs Patsy FrzIey SATURDAY
Miss Thursa GBssIer spent the day
with her friend Miss Edith Ball sam
day
Born, recently TO Mr.. and Mr. Char
ley Adkins. fine girl
The three cases 81 typhoid lever at
Sterling Hays are getting along As
well as could be expected
The little son Of DR.. and Mrs W. =
Hays Is very Ill al this writing
Ms Lee Hays returned from Ash
land last Saturday whore she has been
visiting her husband. who has en- ] -
ment there
John and willie Hays have returned
to Ashland
Mr. and Mrs John b Thompson and
daughter Erie were calling on her roth
er. Mrs HuIda McC0wn Sunday
There viii be pie mite al the Dry
Ridge church Saturday night. August
zsth for the benefit Of the church Ev-
erybody come and bring . pie
BROWN EYE
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CieoE7Es S1a-E-str= SHES us zps- As-
u1~1t h-rs. Szzstas
h-geEF ts'-ty crs ~ league Er1zE
niEHs. aux ssh We I'll i---r~ 81 a
Sq--- tine
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wEssvlLL.E

ne sne rains % she slSs few eAys
have been, VERY v-,eou,e q m tA-u1-
RS IN The ec0nsry-
Mr.. ASSin Is here having axt9rss tOr
the al well "a Laurel ANelea ovsr,
IA Waiter. WhN has a S0oa PNs-sic-
II Iso<s0-. WaS here fcr q few &aSs -
his Nay to RsAine ~ ViSas rs pArSnis-
ClAreaeS ana IAWrvpes HolhroSs. *
nssr0ls ara Ciaeinn@si pssSsss1 shrosSsh
here rarcste ~ Islsine ~ visit resa-
tiVes
Mrs VIM Helers,k - hiSkSVitlS
,ied saturday ard VAS barred SaastAy
al hs- hosnr she Was a ns,blc W0SsNn
and viii ~ rrSAtly missed ~ heF fam
iN and friends she had sucerva ~
twN years from eancer.
Mrs /. a, N,ckel ana tAror sAlNirsu
arU VISITING hcr pAEonNs IN M0rgNR
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coRoELL

School Is progressing niosly. Amos
Condie. teacher.
Mr. p C. Moore returned 20 her
home in RsyEOIdsburg. o. zcoonpaR-
led by her parents. NJ and Ms L s
Thompson and niece. Miss NOLz May
Adams
Reason Swami was calling Al W A
ArringtOn's Sunday
Jesse Cordle. Jr-- made business
trip TO Little Blaine Friday
Dewey Moore. who Is employed At
the First National Bank Of LOuisz- vas
visiting home folks Saturday and Sun
daT.
Geo Bishop Of Tarklin attended sun
day school at COrdeH Sunday
Blilt HOItOn was On our creek sun
day In
There was a pie social al the CorieIl
school house Saturday night. Aug -.
combined with tzckey 91Iy-
Miss SIDNEY Swami made . trip 10
Louisa last week returning THURSDAY
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SAVES DAUGHTER
AdEios e Aothsr 10 Doah Pre-
roh DaasA,sr', Uufa<ly El

Re7tT. Ey--i u7s r,s 49, -. A.
lEu,51S b1r zeIriY sz1 urr-s-S. : u--s.-
LIZ Lara bEzfCheG. "a IS rllre -
NES eozz n 6e1 b1r ta-ee r1,5r---s.
! c1zncs I'll you h5- I su5.-.s -.
~ aeet a-t W-h zerSuGsz-ss a.,
zoza-sy t-cGAleS-
Or azly cortor soS1 nv k-sAs-,s !,
'orie not % IA any good AZ - -.
give = NJ We eiee 1accAer d,cslr
~ X @ nnt keip ne
AZ 6s1. ny -0sher asESsea ne n t11r
-1ce2. tee woEzlSA tc1ic I &c.,
as 10 Ese tCr w1s neSlSy Se1s n
rosa1-g See1et - Do ne a,y rooe =.
! eook ELEVEN hcceS. and n01 4 IN a.
o . a. q NJ work and NJ O.
S1SA,g,
lthi-k c1r1li Is ne bess zessri,e :
~ uort1, Ny weighs ms i-crelses
"a hok * pSCrzs q hea1A. =
q yoa SsE,cr kc1 any a SAe sa-e-s,
grenl1r y wo1ea, ge, 4 hcs,le a Gre.
ecAsys Delzy Is da.,,escsS. We kpo~
[, MI kip yo<a. ~ 4 has hesreS =
s,aaY HcUS1ItS Il c,A,er wtnk uor,rs
y ne pasi % yeaFS
Alan druggists.
gtA - onan.nsss, nssuns O. lns~
A4trlelN olQ1. CAa1aHeeaA N1na ~ 49,
/, -. ..t...s =, -. s'.,s ~ etgNse eseA hses
W4a0 usaA = - usssas. nc ~,
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STYLES IN LINGERIE

IT, E-us-E zzsy-fE cla- = .Ecr~-s-nr ,
sc-r ar.I - = Wss<hI Tnx c-zsRaa
ti11 . trE- e chzs viii $500 :: 4
craze. virh 1T AID SKA Easa ss-in
= zark-5 f-atz-r q ~ s<s Gas.
Ezsa
Caz.sos-- are a<slz u reEs- sar
ttrziarfy e tA~ c-rg> 81 casze azs
uasa sarin teSzs TSo.< -s-A rihee1
sAczaaer st-ar- az F-sse-T-3 . tAs
ktzi zas< utrk ssap-t sa-4s
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Oslo.

Mrs William HoIbrc0k. wife Of VIM
HOIbrook. who lived between oyerds
and HicksyiIle, departed this life aug
IS She was laid 10 rest the following
day on a little mound overlooking the
old home The funeral which vas at
tended By hundreds. was preached q;
the house
John Curnurte and wife left Monday
for a visit 10 Dave Curn1Ire al Gallup
Mr.. and Mrs Emory E Wheeler we're
al webbviIle Saturday and Sunday.
The spelling match Al our school Eest
week was quite success
DR. NicsLIe. Of WebbyiIle. was on cur
creek last Saturday SHOCKS
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county n.
The o. z ; spent a v-ry pssaSAnr
sweating here Friday Amer The 'bLzsfuss.
"a The 1isetiEg rsfrsShu5-=fs were serl
ed Hhich all eaioyet-
Mr. ard Mrs sam NOor- - BEalz.
Es-s WISHING Mrs Ere1Hsu<r0z hers
over sunday.
We are q have q st.strfrr SGndzy
school c1aveaIioh here SEPT - a.
whirsfall s1Hd4y ,sclst-lI WORKERS u the
cosntY Ill - hs4rrlig EeicJrrsd
4 r Prtezt and EFfr we're y5sisg-s
% sunday sgh5s.l ard frieEts h-r-