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Ell INCIDENTE EN- Ell CONGRESO

MADRID. Octuhrc 2@.--La prrnSl
toda de esta capital Y IL Provincias
Sc ocupa con gran interGs. dcdlcando
lie sus cditorialeS. y incident" ocurri-
90 aver en- cI Cor@rcso dc To-; Di2u-
tados entire el sencr Mipi:t.D lie ia
cienda V el eX-liinistro Lacierva.
Los p~eri6dicos :odos ccn-urIn acre
mente 4 Lacierva a~seguranGo al" -
&c ma aseguraHo Il We mas sus ten
dencias a criticar, sin estar debida-
mente documentado, II obra de los
demas V no aceptar mas que 10 he
cho por 81 mismo.
Muchos elogios aparecen an las CO.
lumnaS de la prensa d!aFia 4 IL civil
ca V noble actitud del senior Alba,
que rechaz0 con valor las insinuacio-
mes del senior I.acierva obligando = cs
re a retractarse de sus mal9volas {
linsidiosas insinuaciones col respccto
q Ia honorabilidad del Ministro de
Hacienda.
Es opinion general que este Incl.
| dente ha de dar lugar al hechos dc
mayor trascendercia en- el mundo pc.
litico.
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ECOS DE LA GUERRA

PARIS. Oc!Uhre 27.-Un deSpacho
dc Roma anunci" que Alemania cst&
d puato &c hac.r ru"resar 4 Italia a
diez mil civiles ~italianos, que no Sc
hailan en- cdad milit"r, Y que Sc en-
cuentran actualmeute internados en-
Alemania. Sc declara que los alcma-
mes nan tornado cSta decision en- ra-
z6u de il escascz de where's.
GINEBRA. 0ctubre 27.--Un dcs-
pacho de Constance dice que cl prin-
cipe de Bulow, ha informado recicr-
temente al c~orTesponsal de un peri6-
dico neutral que desde e. principle de
IL guerra Alemania ha conStruido
225 submarines.
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u. =. l..
FL. YAK EN- LAS iRlNCHERAS

nu."n:e ii l>cicnlc vista n rem
t.. Nicolas II quiso corccrr a lu-
cha desic cerca y scrtir sus "mocIo-
rcs. decide rcnctr;T en- TN" trim
chrrp en- Il momento e. Il 81 GeS-
arroliah& un eombate.
H. oposicI6n de los generates no
.irvi1 dr NADIA. Y unicamentr consln-
ito en- ponerse IN uniforme de s1id"-
do. sin insignia alguna. Los solda!oS
no 10 r~econocicron asi diSfraZado, poH
que 10 pcdian imaGinar especial
mcnte que cl Var dc todaS las ka-
sias Sc ~prcsentaSe con tai indumcn-
taria.
Ptisose Nicolis II al lado de III
vcterano de IL provincial De Orcl.
que dispara6a tranquilamente. apu"-
tando con serenidad. Entire trio Y
trio. entahl6 el siguicnte dialogo:
I'm cuantas hatallas has conf
batido?
En- sietc: comcnZando on Port
Arthur.
-:Cuantcs hijos tiencs?
-Sietc, capitin-:ontest6 cl SOL
dado. que 10 cr"y6 I'M Official.
~ cu&ntas vcces has sido hcr!-
do?
-Siete veces.
-Entonees-lc diio cl Zar-de-
hes tenor sicte cabczaS. Y tc ha%o
sargento.
La explicaci6n del acto Y r~eSpursta
del Ear es que en- Russia Sc llama nj
sargento el hombre de las sietc ca
bezas, considerandosc que debe to-
nerlas nara cumnlir b!en su mission.
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Ell DRAMA DE VIENA

TIE%A. Ocrubre 27.-Los circu-
los gubernamertales siguen conside-
rardo q 2Sesinato del primer minis
tro Stuergkh. como e. .acto tie un
deSequilibrado poliiico que no po-
dri tcner mirguaa influe. cia Sobre
In situac!oM polit;c2 o Scbre e! curse
dc u guerra.
Sc DECLARE n:e Adler. {! aSesino
70 tienc complies. 81 ac;o M >ido
,.a--,boio mr.. a. 0In.rIao -griniiSTI -
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LONDRES. Octuore 2I.-La prem
:, lonGincnse sigue concediendo es-
reciaI intereS L las de~claraciones del
yiZeonde Grey. MiniStro de Negocios
Extranieros. aprobanGo Ia idea de los
vs.adss Unidos de conStIruir desDueS
de IA guerra una liga p&Ga q m&Rte-
pimienro De q paz. Fl vizconde
Crev h. ilsiStido. no oostante. en-
que las naciones que deSeen :orm&r
parte de ral liga deben eStar pfoStaS.
81 clio cs uecesario. = S~"s!encr sus
HeciSioncS POI medic de AS almas.
+! S~ecrc,a-io dc Negocios EAiran-
jegos i" hechn tambien "lusi@n " las
dec!aracionez !e AIemania rc!ativas :
II paz : 81, p.e]tensioae> = las ga
ran,ias que dySea tener para ST. So
guridaG sutura. Dcspu]s h% agrc@"-
do:
.PueSto QUE .Alcnania ma aiGo i.
que ha impues;o &! mundo eSt& @u2-
re-. son .os aliadoS ouieneS debcn
tencr c>%s @araatias'.
\ n-cguntlrScIe NJ condo GREY 10
cue LIS rc~utrales dchian hacer &C
tualmeate en- favor de n civilization,
reSpondi6:
La mejor rosa cue los ncWtraleS
~ -.,,.,,- l., 0pipiIp
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UNA CRFENCIt LIMlTiDt.

Haze pooc tempo que Uno de los
prorcsores de Princeton, que tenia
sus ruitaS domG>ticas. fu" puc>to rn
r~yi,!cncia por una iov"n discipula
SrIya. y II la qn" cuando mrnos
pen>G - yi6 envueito ~ una Srria
discussion taol6gica.
Senior prOfeSor-le preGun,6 Ia
inven-:cr:re listed 0 no rec ou Ia
condemnation de los ninoS De cor!a
adad?7
Greco en- ella.-dijo el professor
nnro Soiamcnte en- Ia nochc."
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LA VIDA

Vc- 81 dorado So, @: cieio aEul. a
inmersidad del ~oce2no; camlnar So
bro los verdes prados Que alfcmbI&n
II TERRA. Y ser ell senoT Y ducno de
una y nil cosas Y cr~iatnr2s: mir&r
bacia abaio a los adormecidos preci-
nicios O sohre los d~istanves y aso!a-
dos wales: YER el mundo eXtenderse
baio nuestros pies como immense pa
norama: a~cercarno = las e~strellAs;
evan,inar ell mas ~peaueMo de los IL
sectos n travGs de un microscopic;
lecr In historic Y considcrar las re-
yoluciones de los imperios Y los clitos
de las generaciones; Saher
de IL GLORIA dc Trio. de Narration Y
Waterloo. Y decir cue esas cosas p"
saron antes dc Que cNiStieramoS, y
ahora nos parccen quimeras; decir
o,rr rodas csls cGs9s eyisticron en- til
tempo ' Ell III Gpoca; ser cs~pecraGo-
res Y formar rarte de srs Siemrrc III
.tcre.anrcs csccnas; ser tcst!gos az
c.mbio d: rsiaci6r. de il primaNcr2
: del otono. del vcrano : Gci lnNlvr-
20: sentir {! calo. Y cl ir!o. el ria-
rcr y q door. IA BELIEF: : Ia defor-
raidad. 10 iusto y 10 injusto: ser scr-
eihles c m~rrcsionablcS ante los &C
.iinat.s e inciIentcs De a naturaIc-
N. c~onsidcrar IL omnipofcnte poi2H-
cralidad del dido. de Ia vista y Ge n
monte: rroscnciar arcaicas escenas y
,iaia?. Sob.2 paramoS Y montdhaS;
osruch.r cmhelesado2 las nCtas c"nta-
."s one cmitcn los rai"rillos cr 10
ms profundo do los hosqlcS: preSeA-
GIN. los fracaSos de q vida y sentli
,ue ar,r cllos crecc mas In ambiciUn
dc! triuufo: tomar assent" ante IT.
mero-as audiencias Y ~an!itcatioS =
routrmplar la ~ironias dc Ia vida: yer
ii mundo transformadc Ell M eSccha-
rio de hilaridad y tTa&edia; rc"G'i
cuIro = 10 orarLc Y i 10 noble ' as
pirar Il IL tama y = Ia lnmort2ii!%d,
ap!nvccharse de la sabIdurla dc nuGS-
tros antcpasados para escudrlAar cI
future: yer : cScuchar Il tromp"
guerrero ' el CRITIC dc IN victoria;
cucstionar sobrc historic y religion.
apovandonos en- Ia AUTHENTICATED DC
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Il PRECIO QUE ALCANZO LA
SEMILLA DE ALGODON

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Octubre -.
La Comsi6n de Ia Penitenciaria de
.Areansas, ACADIA de vender 400 tone
ladas de semi.la de algod6n al prccio>
de $50 Ia tonrlaGa, que es el mas
alto prec;o a quiz Sc liz vcnG:do esa
semilla en- ell Estate.
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RAUL GARATE LEGO CON SU
CAMILLA 4 MATAMOROS....
1icnc de- la Pag. ia.)

,ada ticne de cnvidiable. porque ade
MS Ge Ia mucrre de Clement. Ia Sc
:orita ValGes ha quedado sin now
niclto Tn un2 pierna, creyendoSe
u rec;Ei6 algyna lesion en- Il espi-
m.
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No habra intervention americana

f..s c""liciorc. E;n '"rtalccij7 Ia
bo.eta prasidenci2l Y del Congreso.
II vcrdat cue los ashcrtistaS. rcdu-
ciGos Observation-Disclosures en- 81 hume
ru. han vncl;o =. Partido Liberal. Pc
10 hay varjas faccioncs !ibera!cs Que
han postu!aIo cRrdidaturas conScrva-
daraS uacionalez. los azr;acistas. POI
ciemplo, porque el senior A2piaZ" M
Sido acceptable como candidate cOnscr-
.vador para Ia Acadia: c! P9rliI,
Provincial, dirigido por 81 Goberna-
dor Bustilio: el Partido Obrero Re
formista CT Partido Ohrero Federal
Y los republicanos.
En- cada case hay una cousidera-
ci0n personal porquc los ide&.es 10 in
tcrcSan al reforInador c>haEo. Pn;'
10 tanto, Il nc ser cue las srna!c5
fallen. tendremos cl cSpect;icuio eE-
travagantc dc yer 4 un Prcsidcntc
cubanO sucederSc Z 81 miS,n0, SIN IN
triga nj derramamiento de saGgr". Y
sin IL intervention de los E.stadoS Uni
dos 0 sin ninguna instruction de que
las elecciones debcn ser lega!e Y
ordenadaS.
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L. ~-eelcccion es un hecho ;ndiscuti-

L. "eelcccion es un hecho inaiscuti--
BILE.
iEav IN caudi@&to lihcral para Il
P,a~idencia. {. doctor Alfredo LayaT.,
I'm hombrc dc nabil;G#d questionable
Y un orador popular verd"deramc"tc
notable p"ro sin embargo. IN p~olitico
,iel tipo professional. +! I"ciGr Iava<
ticne cl :poyo nominal. rero y" en-,
t~u:iasta. del cx-PreSiden;e Come.
quien en- rca,idaG aSpiya 4 scr ot"a
ycz candidate presidential "n cuanto
sc reorganice 81 partiG" Liberal.
E,Sc partido cSti N Il ac;ualilad
comp!ctamemte dividiio: g. I'm pa"u-
40 de faccioncs ' dc c.n&-i!"s.
algunas de IT cualcs Kan s;do cas-
QuiStadas por los c'nscrvado"cS. por
10 menog tcmporalmente. Los mofc-
tas cuharos eStin todoS DE- "cHcT-
DO en- que IN reelection del Prcsi-
dentc Nonocal 6 IN hocro inGisrg;i-
bic.
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,csinos sc prcguntaTan; cIu!ht"N
on? Die. c scis. cu"tro. Tres.
los. iNiGgu"Hi
N;eva. nieva... Un Sudario b!anco
sc Va exten.iiendo sohre las ramaS de
'os olives Y Sohrc los troncoS de las
-ides: luego cubre los iugosos t"llcS
lie casped Y las tierras ie ~iabrantio
Y Ia rieve suhe. snhe hasta los ba-
-ientes De los postigos Y los escaio-
les del alto de "a iglesia. Y cieCa
'os barraucos. y eScondc los caminoS.
y amenaza sepultar las cahanas ' as
Gender hasta las agujaS de las torres.
Nieva sObre Ia terra; pero tambitn
/ ropos implacablcS ' helados parecen
| caer sobrc In rerdad. Sohrc n jus
! ticia. sobre todoS los instintos hui
manoS. hasa hunGir bajo sus v~ellcnes
| los sentimientoS H~oStreroS de miScri-
cordia.
Pero cuando TODD el rundo parez-
| CO va cuhierto por IN immense Y yer
to sudario. en- las profundidades de
Ia nieve palpitara Tin fuego miniscu-
10, que. POGO 4 POGO, Sc ira extern
diendo y h~acieudose giGaHtesco ' do
minador haSta derretir Ia nieve en-
las mas atlas cumbres.
Es ell ultimo tiz6n revuelto por Ia
abuela en- Il lumbre, en- cuyas entra.
mas va encendido el Sentimisnto d.
humanidad.
Antonio Zozaya.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase 2 Ignacio E. Lozano.-60!
Dotorosa St.-San Antonio. Texas.
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CuaGdo neeesite lihrOs en- eSpaio
airiiaSr uS:od a Ignacio Z. LUlan,
Coz DOloroSa ST. San Antonio Tcxa
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La integridad del general Menocal

Durantc el regimen del P~residente
jose Mi@uel Come. los conServ&do-
e rasg2ron cl cicl" con sus c!amo-
re- por el uso lie! ej6rciro para eicc-
luar las eiecciones Y SI ,~imi2isrrc-
ci6n. segun IL oposici6n. estaha conf
pliiamente corromnida c ]incapac!ta-
da. Hoy no 50 sospecha cue Ell 20
hic,no coHa2rv2dor yen%a Atsi@nios
co:tra Ia libcrtades del pueblo. :,
aunque los liberales !" acusan de cX-
travagante. IL honr&dez personal del
Prcsidertc Mario 6 ii2Hnral n"rcce
Sc" %dmitida POI clos. POI 10 nc
nos sU ~intc"Yid3d cs tomad& - Sc
rio.
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Mr.. GREY IHSIsTE EN- QUE Los ALIAD0S DEBEN
TIMER GVsRAHTIAs PARA SU SEGURIDAD FUTURA
Las Daciones que deseen for mar parte de Ia futura Liga de la paz, deben
assar preDaradas para sostener sus desciones pr medic dc la fuerza
Notcias teleeraficas y cablegraficas de TODD ell Mundo

Sc ha dido una palabra de otra inter
venci6n para salvar a los cubanos.
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~ RENtA S4-t.v spru!.ioo.u ,-I-t U.lr':I-
...Lut. vA ygJ Dolores: -. !n.ItnAi Ell Ia
,.urtI4- ed, a. nLNSA q ,lt A. '.vsI,.'
!I,s Brv~. G.sqIuna Man. \ travis.
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DESrO SiBEa 81 TlTaGc"0 ,tr ms nerm
ms rrdnCESCu, NeuiaG J E.au-.Srr Vel.
Las EiIiua> utt!CilS lie CIAt>. g.-gun rerI,
6a< en- iail g. Sabin5l. Texas. II primvl
Jicar = aiIus y Fl >rEUndu j. Amuu> :
lie aa;elHala, :. l.. =. Ggdi;rIcar" ron slH.f
orc. j IL persona cue me lH!nrarr 90
eNacli;r6. p.rutF>e = sra EI.fi., G"G.u
Cuarlr NJ. :. Husrl Al,rur1. ~TT Nujrau
rJ..->. tr->i,uss> axes L. a. NnN.-lIErr. .H.
LIG!p> 81 EtiSntn nomDT" r'i;e ,c A'lami
-. l2HIpICp, Tamr~.. N"Ni'rr.
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4L.lulL-EREs,

~ RT<Ei -uE Cuni-1jO. IirIul 9v5 !
,lJ..-,,,.l. u~a,..- u..roli,e = auu> C"iiIp -
I-.r,t N-u.yi-rar tuuJ-ur.uiu~ az ~,
Il. sara;u-. Imperial Turkish Eaih Co.
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ntCE,HU

iitCENiUS con ,0cI rur."r"tpa. caI,
li.IUFu>4S. d- p-;llmcnIv. ir!IclIacsoi''
Cuul4rd%D>. di>curSu~ y tJ-La Cla>~ lie 10
SI4- aIIUTv>aS, ur aiIv-FsdTtU. pdlTl"I4,
-lc. rErcID> mOdeTlLOS. OIrEAuSt
correo 3 =. Caldcrou. SIS Eacatrra> in
>II N1taF.Ta. lrNI~.
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D.>E0 ~.har =! plr2Gcgu ~ III hIJ0 'rIa,
Iup' Ncta>GE'L. H' - Il"S Gr yt;Ld. II
ti. ~"ptE,TAsC Nv g>Ir 3ilu re"rbl an tel
~rausl n que M IEgaru:sAa III, "~lai
IN e.. Iuarez. CaB-. 90 uaDlrD;o ,'3,llo
~anrr nadia e." -. sgi,i3.'Is'- ,uU MA y:
rrJug:ll d. ~ ,ra.~r- al dtlrl' ~ PFEE-
=. IL persona que nS w!"-gU. rnE rsIrtIJut
p!r:JI- Ml"rEr'- Z NI'au:" Nria~tH;' L, TeNs
I.lTs. I.N3-. lis
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DARE cons 4raItfIcdc.uE Sl-HJ y UII =
Cr!pr.0a i,u- irt~ mt>y~ al llariU I-A FIRE
-. j l. persona que ne pT"purr'1nr Iat,
mes CleTI3> .!rl TaraG-Ep o. m A-u NIZ
no iruslI, d. guIrn IvcihI lJS J~.I;..!;2S uu
vlGS h4yC ; T!r>r>. n.T!IlrSe = N1!vC
Nrr>ta. PoE -. handler. .Ar,E"H2. liz
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PESOUlSAS:-

Diesel SlGER u psrat"ru d" HI herman
Afr rIa ..rl- In FL Giu .r 1913 ~-,.!l
,~I. III Luis inIu-i. NrN.ru. l. !.!lU !
tiItyIr e. . lni"!1rlu i;-lf- iGg.ia Mar
urZ. -. "rli,r;rala ru;I $500 = - irr>ns
gUH mIorn H. a con "aar'JIHG. rIri
KS. sii5
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Nrr E-I,aa"~ r-"Ga"m nlv Efaier"~ 81
s-ltm - rLJ~. i,a.t talh.slr IL -"I'arar.".
"a, rI-z4dn dr -rgu-nj; assure "c!r-an Il o.
~. &c W-H.r'" =. lHE.-
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L SUDARGO DEL LOBO
Nirnc de Ia Pag. Ia.)

,csinos sc preguntaran: cCu"ntoS
on? DIE. nueve. sClS. cu"tr". res
los. iNiEgu"H'
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National EXCHANGE and Commission Co.

npxSsn E% " Ia vsarsnina' por cSrto N de legal cicmmtn en- Mexico. vende-
Nc Tmnss 'ao IS hanc6s Nadona de M6NtO y LonarS V Mexico. pdosd del ao
a. im5 mar g%S lie la feha uc nos deIEEc. y mMaa onumctnaHstS Inrai-
IrIJc" sInarnoS uuafo Ineucauu pr NtESTEA CrESTA Y HlESGO Y LIBRE
M GsSTlS \ ruaIrir apObhchn dc Mexico Anes dc her su compra : oTa
casa esrrnn0s pdendo prci, de 10 me recclt. FfoQDrronano !1ornnes soDS
Aids lie UeneS 4 Mexico q cuahllero uoa aHN.
Rcercncia: LAREDO NATIONAL BANK.
A. ~ GIEvARA Y GA r. o EoN IL LAREDO, fAas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
KITTY GORDON'S BACK
TOO WHITE FOR FILM

The World Film Corporation struck
an unexpected snag when it came to
photograph the dazzling Kitty Cor
dons glittering. gorgeous back in the
photodrama, especially written for
her screen deput, and which is based
upon E. Phillips famous novel and
play. "As in a Looking Glass" The
first scene the director elected to taks
was one at a supposed drawing
room" at a Washington embassy. Nat
urally there was quite an acreage of
the Kordon back on view In this
scene where evening gowns were es-
sentiaL Miss Gordon's gown began
late and ended early.
Bee -Eoot-i-ful'' breathed Director
Crane as the stately Miss Gordon Gid
ed and swept@through her scenes.
But other denaturalized exclama-
tions broke from his lips when he saw
the tests" on the screen. The bril-.
lance of Miss Gordon's polished
shoulders" as novelists love to call
them. had caused widespread halation
Cor blur from reflected light) on the
film.
Now Miss Gordon has to duh the
CLEAN of that famous back and those
celebrated shoulders with whole shak.
erfuls of yellowish powder and the
camera clicks right merrily with its
undazzled eye on the dulled surfaces
"As in a Looking Glass" will be
shown at Alta Theater tomorrow only
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
G1Rns SERVE MEALS

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, Ore, April ga
cafeteria service, self supporting and
modelled somewhat on the lines that
helped make Oregon famous at the
Panama Pacific Exposition, is now
maintained by the domestic science
department of o. A. c. Every MEM
Der of the class is required to make
out a menu including edibles. cost per
capita, and market order. One of
these menus is selected by the in
structor, Miss Laura ]. Cheney, and
is used in preparing a meal to be
served to that part of the public for
tunate enough to have meal reserva-
TONS
These meals have become so pop.
ular,' says Miss Martha Bechen, a
student news writer who is a mem
ber of the class in catering, both
because of prices charged and the
quality Of meals served, that reserva-
tions are filled for an entire month
in advance.
Simple questions, but hard to
answer is the rule in regard to the
cost of planning, cooking and serving
these meals. The department helps
the college girls to answer these
questions themselves in this new
class which meets every Friday in the
cafeteria room of the home economies
building.
"of the menus offered one is selec-
ted by the instructor TO be used in
preparing the next meal Each girl
is assigned a specific dish and she is
responsible for it from the unpre-
pared state until it is served A head
waitress is then selected who is re-
sponsible for the dining room. She
gives directions to the students who
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
FALSE WALLS CONTAIN
MUCH BOTTLED GOODS

SEATTLE, April 25-False walls
containing whiskey and smuggled Ii
quor wrapped in soiled laundry aboard
California ships were revealed by the
police campaign against bootlegging
today. Jail TRUSTEES broke barrels of
confiscated liquor and poured it in
the gutter. Chief Beckinham searched
Stewart street pharmacy and discov-
cred false walls and rows Of shelves
filled with bottles. The proprietor
was arrested for the tenth time since
prohibition was effective. Fixtures of
a Second avenue bar were seized and
the proprietor arrested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
PERU AN6RY OVER ALLEGED
INSULT OFFERED BY PARTY
AMERICAN DELEGATES LEAVE
WITHOUT OFFERING SAIqS-
FACTORY REASON.

LIMA, April 26.-The Peruvian
minister has sent other South Ameri-
can governments statement regard
ing the alleged insult made by the
American delegates, headed by Nc
Adoo. II was recited that Peru ar
ranged for an expensive entertainment
of the American delegates but thai
McAdoo departed after reaching Cal
lao without a satisfactory reason,
Newspapers said that Wilson will be
forced to apologize. II was reported
that the Chilean press denounced the
incident.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
AER;yIoN PCTURR T[RARLS9

concealed by Olga. Later he is dis
covered by Michael bidding farewell
to Olga. There is a duel with swords.
Michael is vanquished by a thrust
through the shoulder and Boris es-
capes.
After the war. the father and broth
er of Olga take her to a monastery,
where she. is to take the veil in pun
ishment for aiding in the escaping Of
Boris. With a royal permission for
his marriage to Olga, Boris overcomes
the opposition of her relatives and
the ceremony takes place'in the chap
el. where she was to bid farewell 10
the world,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26

serve and attends to the linen and
silyerware both before and after the
meal. Thus every girl has the op-
portunity Of making out menu, fig
rring cost, cooking and serving in
large quantities and so execute a given
problem in a specific time.
ITO give practice to all the girls
scheduled for catering it has been
found necessary and profitable to run
an exchange in connection with the
meals. The girls bake cakes, dough-
nuts and various articles, and sell
them for cost. The entire course is
self-supporting"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
segregation law Held Up.

ST. LOUIS April 25-An injunction
temporarily restraining the enforce
ment of the negro segregation ordi-
nances of st. Louis was granted by the
federal district court here.
The ordinance prohibits whites OF
blacks from living in block in which
rs per cent of the houses are occl-
pied by persons of the opposite race.
The other makes similar restrictions
on a basis of 100 instead of rs per
cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
@Q4EII.II.IA.IT+RA9
2gL
GIIllilIIlIIIIIIIIlllIlD

Mrs Frank e. Boyden and Mrs
John r. Robinson have invitations out
for luncheon to be held at the home
Of Mrs. Boyden on Friday Of this
week
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Mullinix expect
to leave Pendleton tomorrow. They
will visit in walla Walla and Dayton
before going on to their new home in
California.
Albert Buchi and Miss Odeline
Thome of Pendleton were married at
st. Mary's church April Gath, by the
Rev. Jos. C. De Rop. After the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Buehi left for wal
la Walla.
Frederick Price and Miss Josephine
Burrows, both OF Pendleton, were uni
ted in matrlmony at st. Mary's Rec.
tory today. Mr. and Mrs. Price will
spend their honeymoon in Portland
The Rev. Jos. C. De Rop performed
the ceremony.
The members of the Civic club will
give a May day card party next Mon
day afternoon in the Moose hall for
the benefit Of the club.
Mrs. S. Ireland of Baker is a guest
of the Pendleton.
Arthur G. Means came up from
Umatilla yesterday.
H. Barkley Of Umatilla, spent last
night in Pendleton.
w. S. Caverhill Of Caverhill. Ore,
is registered at the st. George.
w. ]. Furnish, Portland capitalist,
is spending a few days in the city.
Mayor f. E. starcher of Umatilla,
attended the Elks' show last evening.
NJ. L. Fix, we'll known resident OF
Hogue, is transacting business here to-
day
E. A. Shields and G. C. Conger Of
Long Creek are among the witnesses
at the Miller trial here
Horace Walker and Miss Bernice
Walker of Stanfield came up yester-
day from their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Stanfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. George Of Echo
were up last evening.
J. G.. Kilpack, state agent for the
boys and girls aid society of Portland
is in the city on official business.
Walter Mitchell, representative of
the state industrial accident commits
sion, is in the city after spending three
weeks in Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-26
RISKS ALL To SAVE
MAN SHE BETRAYED

In the new Triangle picture, "Rul-
lets and Brown Eyes" Prince Boris
(Wm. Desmond) with a party of hnz-
Ears makes a raid down the Valley OF
Bothalia. In a monastery he sees a
nun that attracts him He discovers
that she is Countess Olga Bessie Bar
riscale), whose portrait he has seen
and admired
While Olga keeps Boris engaged in
conversation, her brother Michael re-
turns with troops, VINO cature the
huzzar. Boris spruns the girl, when
he discovers her triekery. Olga finds
that Boris is. condemned to be shot.
She manages to throw him the key to
the room in which ne is confined.
While the palace is searched Boris is