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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
Close Race to be
Run by Candidates
for Conventions
BOTH REPUBLICANS AND DEMO
GRATIS WILL HAVE CON
TESTS FOR HONORS

As the time for the May primaries
draws nearer, indications are becom.
ing palmer that there IS to be a hot
fight in both the republican and
democratic parties for the honor OF
representing this congressional dis
trict at the national conventions IN
June. The latest aspfrat for repub-
lican delegate from eastern oregon
is W H. Brooke Of Ontario. while
Judge A. S. Bennett Of The Dalles is
out TO go TO the democratic conven-
tion though he has not yet decided
whether he will run from this dis
trict or from the state at large
Letters from Mr.. Brooke and Judge
Bennett were received this morning
by VIII NJ. Peterson, who has al
ready entered the race at the demo-
cratic primaries. Mr.. Brooke. who
is district attorney in Malheur coun.
ty and who formerly served in the
legislature, is the second republican
to enter from the eastern oregon dis
Tict, Senator J. n. Burgess Of Una
tilla county having previously enter
ed the race. However, it Is expected
others will file later.
There are two delegates from both
parties to be elected from each con-
gressional district and four each from
the state at large. w N. Matlock OF
this city has about decided to run
for democratic delegate from the
state at large. Besides Mr.. Peterson
County Judge Biyeau Of Wallowa
county and President Holmes Of the
Woodrow Wilson Club of La Grande
have already entered the race for
democratic delegate from eastern
oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
No Wheat Sold Here
for Two Days or More
Portland Price Down

For two days there has been no
wheat selling here and at ? o'clock
this afternoon M H. Houser's local
representative, c. o. Rinehart, was
still out Of the market. Chicago
prices are off a quarter Of a cent to-
Gay and the Portland quotation for
club is down four cents since yester-
day The Portland decline is said to
be of little consequence because with
wheat going east the Pendelton quo
tation should be as high or higher
than the Portland offers.
The market today is as follows.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-(Special. -
May 1856 l-4-l45 S-4; July 127-126
S-4.
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. gS.-(Spe-
eiaL)-Club lOO-lO6. bluestem IA.
116.
Liverpool,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27.-Wheat -.
spot No. l Manitoba, las S l-2d. No.
5. l4s I'D; No. hard winter. new.
lSs al; No l northern Duluth l8c
lid.
In American terms the Liverpool
price ou No. l Manitoba is $21o per
hushel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
IINFR ~ in Is
FE' ! LOST ON
AFRICAN COAST
Vessel Carries 300 Persons and is
Week Overdue Damaged Life
boats Of Ship Picked up.
MAY HAVE SUNK IN STORM
Anxious Relatives nf Passengers
Gather at London and Liverpool
OFFICES seeking Some News-Vio-
lent Gales Have Been Sweeping
Eastern Atlantic for Two Weeks.

HULL, Eng, Jan. 2S.-The African
liner Appam is believed to be a total
loss off the Moroccan coast 1t left
French Senegal for Liverpool on the
nth The steamer Tregantle res
eued damaged lifeboats belonging to
the Appam. The owners have not
heard from the vessel. It is believ-
ed she foundered in a heavy storm.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-Anxious rela-
tives besieged line offices here and
at Liverpool waiting word from the
African liner Appam. The company
admitted the vessel, with over 800
aboard, was a week overdue and fear
ed 1t had been sunk.
A number Of smaller vessels are
missing as the result of violent
storms on the eastern Atlantic for
two weeks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
LABORER IS FATALLY
INJURED At CELLO
CARS CRASH DURING BLINDING
SNOW STORM--FTVE MEN
SERIOUSLY HURT.

THE DALI4BS, ore, Jan 2S,--A
laborer was fatally injured and five
seriously hurt, while ,others were
bruised in collision between a
freight and outfit trains near Cello,
due to binding snowstorm. Eight
outfit cars crashed, caught fire and
were extnguished with difficulty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
No One Can Say the
Pilot Rock Branch
is Without a Heart

, That the Cmatilla Central 4
, Railway generally known To I
, fame as the Pilot Rock branchl 4
> is a good fellow even if it has 4
. never been a dividend producer, 4
> according TO railway officials. is 4
. proven by a story that has I
, reached town. Yesterday a par 4
, ty of Butter creek people. com
, posed of Charles Nelson. Pat I
, Doherty. Ben Dohery and 4
, MIR Taylor drove 10 Pilot Rock 4
, to catch the train into Pendle- 4
, ton. Making the trip through I
, snow drifts they were consider 4
. ably delayed and saw that un- I
, less they took unusual meas I
, ures they would miss their train. 4
, Fortunately. the party was I
, trailing a saddle horse and il 4
> was decided one Of the number I
, should ride ahead to Pilot Rock 4
: and implore the train 20 wait 4
, for the crowd. Pat Doherty I
, was made special ambassador 4
, ami he succeeded In reaching 4
. the depot at Pilot Rock just as 4
> the train was about to start I
. He made II known at once that I
, his three fellow citizens and I
, himself desired greatly 20 ride ,
. into Pendleton on that train but I
. that the rest OF the party were I
> unable to get there until they I
> arrived The request that the I
, train wait was granted and AS I
, a result the attendance from I
> Butter creek az the knights Of I
, Columbus dance last evening 4
. was better than it would have I
> been otherwise. I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
Louis D. Brandeis Appointed
to Succeed the Late Justice
Lamar of the Supreme Court

cause they believed another southern
er would get the distinction because
Lamar was southerner.
Though numerous papers backed
Brandeis, his chances were consider
ed slim because his political backing
was weak
BrandeiS Is of Jewish extraction.
He was born in Louisville, educated
IN Louisville and Dresden and holds
an honorary degree from Harvard.
He was counsel for CLAWS during the
] allinger -Pinchot Investigation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
Ga ReloM In Montana.

HELENA, Jan. 2S,-The mercury
dropped to SO below in some sections
of Montana and seven people are
known to be dead from the cold Ten
Sheridan county towns telegraphed
the railroad commission for relief
Coal famlnes are threatened in many
nlnces.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

WASHINGTON. Jan 2S.-Thc
White House announced the appoint
ment OF Louis d. Brandeis Of Boston.
associate Justice, succeeding the late
Justice Lamar Brandeis is known
for his radical and strong pro labor
views.
The nomination Of Brandeis form
ally went TO the senate at 1:l5 this
afternoon II created sensation
there Everyone was committed IN
favor of other candidates. southern
members especially were startled, be-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
spFlnCs Sensation In senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan Ex-senator
Walsh sprang a sensation by reading
what he declared were the British
orders to blockade vessels and obtain
trade secrets by Illegally opening
American mail
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

BERLIN. Jan. 2S-Switzerland
formally apologized for the action OF
swiss students tearing down a Ger
man flag at the Lausanne consulate.
Germany demanded a further inyes-
tigation and asked the flag he hoist.
ed again and protected,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator
sherman introduced a resolution de-
chrIug tho senate cannot regard J8.
pans demands upon China withou,
profound concern and VIII reEara fur
ther pressure as restrictive upon Am
rricau rights.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
LATE BULLETINS


England II0scS Over 9,OOO,O0O.
LONDON, Jan 2S-Englands $
losses since January have been 9.5S9,-
467, AsQuith announced. France had
in killed, SL26S, wounded 259,2O7
and missing 44.035. The Dardanelles
campaign killed 2S,2Oo, wounded 2S,-
OS5 and missing 1885 Elsewhere,
killed 1850; wounded, 1891; miss
ing, 1851.
Single men between q and so en-
listed under the Derby campaign, will
be called to the cOlors February 5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

CHEHALIS. Jan. 2S.-Fire damag-
ed the Hartman Nathan department,
store to the extent of S5o,0oo this
morning. \ fireman fell 25 feet and
was badly injured A chemical fire
apparatus was wrecked
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
Emperor Josef Is slnking.

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Emperor
Franz Josef suffered a severe chill
and is growing weaker, Copenhagen
reports. Archduke kari is in con-
stant attendance at the bedside.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

The first farm paper was printed
ir England in 1881 and dignified it.
self with the title Collection of Let
tcrs for the Improvement Of Husband
ry and Trade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
Innnl.

Fall of dirty SNOW is ocCasioned by
sandstOrm in west end.
Barn used rs dance hall Is con-
dcmncd.
nill Ridings, cowboy artists model
is in pen again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28

ROME, Jan. 25.-Emperor Franz
Josef has suffered two strokes of ap-
oplexy and his condition is serious
diplomatic reports declared today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
LOSS IN FLOODS IN
CALIFORNIA WILL Be
WELL INTO MILLIONS
MANY CITIES IN SOUTHERN PART
OF STATE COMPLETELY
ISOLATED.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. zs-CWire.
less To san Francisco. Southern
California is completely Isolated
from the world. excepting for wire
less communication The flood
which swept the entire southern part
OF the state yesterday and last night.
wrought greater havoc than any flood
in the history of California though
no fatalities have been reported
The million dollar Los Angeles
sewer broke this morning at Engle-
wood and the sewage threatened to
flood the lowlands. The whole coun-
try Between Los Angeles and Santa
Ana is inundated.
With a so mile gale blowing. water
is two feet deep in the lower streets
Of san Diego. The Vannuys dam
has burst and the town OF Vannuvs
Is flooded to a depth of four feet.
Redlands and san Bernardino are
without light or power Two feet of
water are in some OF the streets IN
Redlands and the wind has wrought
much damage Several houses were
wrecked and the brIck front OF the
chamber of commerce building coi-
lapsed during the storm al Lancaster.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 2s-The
violence OF the greatest storm that
has visited California In recent years
is subsiding this morning The wlrd
in some places blew as hlgh aa 95
miles an hour. Il Is expected the loss
will reach into the millions
The san joaquin valley Sslt the uI
force Of the storm Before commit
nication was interrupted TODAY 80 w8s
estimated $50 oil derrieks 'n tho col-
ltnsa district bad been blown over
Southern California Is completely cue
Off from communication Floods
there are running high
Los Angeles is without railroads tu
any direction Small buildings iu tho
san Joaquin valley were blown down
Fred Hesse. landowner was kIUad.
Wilson Departs Tonight
WASHlNGTo$ Jan 2s WILSON
Is prepared Zee leave tonight on Wbat
IS expected tu prove me f,npoleat ar.
pedition OF bis career Ha win. 4r.
companies him. tI help further fhs
plans for making America mHIMrIg
ani iHdusfrlaiIy prepared u defend
herself Mr Wilson ErrseF han. .t
T.l5 this morning ana devoted fbs
HlF tu business matters rfraarlI.,H.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
NEWS SUMMARY
General.

General.
Southern California Is isolated by
floods.
Allies are CNacuating Albania.
Fight lost when vessel strikes rock,
In Golden Gate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
WILSON IN FIGHTING
MOOD AS He BEGINS
PREPAREDNESS TOUR
PRESIDENT DELIVERS FIRST
SPEECH IN NEW YORK LAST
NIGHT.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S-President
Wilson last night opened his personal
appeal to the country for national de-
iense. He gave warning that plans
for the readjustment Of the army
must be formulated ana carried on
without delay. and soemnly declared
ne could not predict that the outlook
ior the United States would be as
bright tomorrow as today
Speaking at banquets Of the Rail
way Business Association, and the
Motion-P Picture Board of Trade, he
sounded the keynote OF addresses
that he will deliver during the next
10 days in the middle west
President In Fighting TTfm.
Mr. Wilson was in fighting mood
throughout his address In a speech
delivered early in the day he de-
clared he always accepted an invita-
ton to fight Last night he told the
rilway men he was an advocate OF
peace and had struggled to keep the
Emitted states at peace, but he con-
sidered the liberty and honor of the
nation even more important than
peace.
Woe to any man who plays mar
plot or who seeks to make party, po-
litical or personal ambition take pre-
cedence over candor, honor and un-
selfish. bipartisan service!" said the
president in speaking of his defense
plan before the railroad men.
country Expects Action.
He declared that the country ex-
poets action, this Is year of ac-
counting, and the accounting must be
definite on the part or the parties
and on the part Of every individual
who wishes to ejoy the public conf
dence
For my part, hope every man in
public life will get what's coming to
him. said MIR. Wilson. amid laughter
and applause.
The president at both banQuets and
all during the days visit to New York
was greeted with enthusiasm. On his
ride between the hotels where the
banauets were held he was escorted
by a band and the Ninth company Of
coast artillery of the New York ma
tional guard. Thousands of persons
packed the streets and cheered as he
passed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
ALLIES GIVE UP
ALBANIA EXCEPT
FORTIFIED CITY
AustrianS and BuIgarianS are Ap-
preaching AvIona From North and
East Big Battle is Awaited.
NAVAL FIGHT IS PROBABLE

Enemy Fleet May BOmbard Fortress
~ which Italians Are Preparing
Agninst an Attack-Allies Deter
mined TO Hold Position as Base for
Future Operations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-28
10 ADVERTISERS

The East 0regonlan has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon, east Of
Portland and over twice the circulation In
Pendleton Of any other newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

0e"S az me E'ec'0"eo'a '0S'''0'c' OF F7 o ''"" g.
Pharmacy Market
photograph
painless electrical and the muscles OF
patients treated brings OF
will be capacity
Patients Pittsburgh
Wheeling institute will be popular
will the visitor
through institute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
RELIEF MAGICAL
STATES PATIENT
More Praise for Electro-Medtcal lnstI'
tute BY Patient Now Well and
Happy.

~ had a severe attack Of Broncho-
Pneumonia last Christmas which af-
fected my health 10 such all extent
that was completely knocked out"
states Mr.. ]. A. Johns of:4l Rebecca
ST., Pittsburg, in relating his eXper-
fence previous 10 and after treating
with The Electro-Medica Doctors who
have their Wheeling institute at 1127
Market ST., over Griests Cut Rate
Pharmacy.
my breath was so short that could
not even exert myself slightly without
feeling played out. My stomach went
back on me and could not digest
nv food which would ferment form
gases and cause misery. In addition
NV kidneys became involved causing
constant pain and this condition lasted
all winter and spring until went TO
the Electro-Medical Doctors for treat
ment.
II wish now 10 say 10 my friends
and the public that the very first treat.
mant received produced marvellous
result in my condition. My kidney
and stomach trouble vanished as if bv
magic. could cal, sleep. walk and
work without the slightest discomfort.
Now after only three weeks OF their
treatment | am certainly we'll and
happy man. AS an illustration ] walk
ed last Sunday many miles. climbing
the steepest hill In The city with per.
feet ease, whereas before I could not
climb the stairs Of my own house.
II cannot speak too strongly in
praise OF what the Electro-Medical
Doctors have done for me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

Another apparatus sprays electricity
through the body. absorbing decayed
and f1brous tissue. there being thou
sands Of volts going through the body
yet the patient only experiences a
feeling OF relief. There is no sensa-
ton OF the high voltage, but the pa
tent may become aware OF the force
In. his system by the doctor touching
him and drawing out q string OF sparks
from any part OF the body or ignttins
q sheet Of paper from the body-or
even Illuminating an ordinary electric
globe which the patient holds IN his
hand.
Among the equipment for the dag.
nosis and treatment OF disease at the
Eectro-Medical Institute are powerful
.x-Ray machines, and other machines
for generating almost every other form
; of electrical current, such as. D'Arson.
val. .Oudin. Tesla, auto condensation,
auto induction, Therno-Faradio, Gal
vanic, Stnusoidal, Crown Breeze and
high frequency currents. They treat
with ozone, nedicated vaDors, radiant
light, vibration, therapeutic heat and
other methods.
No force Is 50 uniformly potent in
relieving and eliminating human Ills
Is electricity. 1t Is the only remedy
upon which ell human beings can rely
It Is positive and certain in action. II
you value your ute1yeur healtb-a1d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

want 20 keep your good looks and gain
vitality and are tired of drugging-
then throw away medicine bottles that
contain strong drugs or poisons and
take the modern treatments at The
Electro-Medical Institute. Electricity
reaches sick spots which medicines do
not reach. II causes no pain, no SICK
ness, no bad taste. Every day you de-
lay brings you nearer the lnCurable
stage. The time 10 treat disease Is in
the earlier stages--ihe earlier the bet
ter, for when disease develops TO an
advanced stags the treatment must be
more frequent. more drawn out. more
extensive. Treat now while your case
may still be durable.
During the next ten days the Elec-
tro-Sledical Institute agrees to accept
one dollar as payment II full for their
regular $40 medical examination, which
includes where required the X-Ray,
Blood pressure test and chemical an
alysis. This will give every sufferer
chance 10 obtain a scientific diagnosis
of his or her condition. after which
the sick person can really know what
can be done with the modern Electro
Medical system Of treatment in their
own particular case.
The examination is the most tmpor.
tant part OF the proceeding When 8
sufferer calls at the Electro-Medlca
Institute Whilst it costs but one dol
lar TO those calling at the institute
during the next ten days. yet the e1-
animation is made as thorough and as
accurate as II the patient had paid the
full regular examination charges. After
the diagnosis Is made the mode Of
treatment is determined. 1t is never
harsh drugs or dangerous poisons.
That IS the old way. but science has
proven that electricity, serums, bac-
terine. antitoxins and mild medicines
are best. The great physicians Of to-
day are learning the trend Of medicine
is away from drugs. The most deli
cate man, woman or child need have
no fear either OF having an X-Ray eI-
animation made or Of taking electrical
treatments. The &-Rsy and electrical
treatments are harmless, painless and
safe in the banda Of experts. They
are totally unlike the old shocking cur
rents used IN the old days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18
ELECTRICITY AND
MEDICINES BEST.
AiIinq Man Receives Quick Benefits,
Through EIectro-Medical
Institute.

Day after day additional scores Of
sick are seeking health through the
Electro-Medical system Of treatment.
Hardly a day but that many people
may be seen in the reception rooms Of
the older Electro-Medical Institutes
waiting their turn to be taken into the
treatment rooms which are nearly al
ways crowded.
The Electro-Medical Institute system
OF treatment is entirely with electric
ity, medicines, bactertns and serums.
They furnish all medicines from their
own drug laboratory.
The following statement, made by
Mr.. Clifford NJ. Duff. of 2l3 Colire St.,
Braddock, Pa, Is story of interest
TO all sick. Mr.. Duff says: Il have
been sick for the last three years with
headaches, stomach gases, nervousness
and insomnia. ! would have rushes Of
blood to my head which caused me
much distress. At times | would have
the peculiar sensation Of cold chills on
the left side of my body and hot flashes
on my right side.
81 am a bricklayer by trade, and
sometime ago a brick fell and hit my
neck which may be the cause of my
trouble originally.
Recently l decided to go TO The
Electro-Medical Institute TO see what
could be done for me- The results
have obtained, am pleased to state,
have been indeed excellent Q
my headaches have greatly lessen
ed, am not bothered with stomach
gases or nervousness and sleep good.
no longer have the rushes of blood to
my head nor the cold chills and hot
flashes.
All this has been accomplished with
less than one months treatment.
The above statement Of Mr.. Duff Is
not an unusual statement, for scores OF
other patients are giving their endorse.
ment 10 the Electro-MediCal system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

Wheeling Is To 30 congratulated
upon the establishment in this city
of a branch OF the famous Electro
Medical Institute OF. Pittsburgh. the
Wheeling institute being located at
d12f Market street. and occupying the
complete second floor over Griest's
Original Cut Rate Pharmacy.
A visit to The Electro-Medical
Doctors Institute - revelation to
the sick, who see at this institute in
Vulnerable scientific appa7atuses
which are no more astonishing to
them than they are 10 many electrical
experts who have inspected the instl-
tute and pronounced it marvellous.
Among the wonderful. apparatus at
the Electro Medical Institute Is an
Ozone machine which treats four pa
tients at a time That Ozone IS the
life OF animal tissue is not questioned
by any ore-that It is tie most I'M
portant element in TISSUE building Is
a fact unchallenged. Ozone Is ma
tural in effect and as a gegmtclde Is
capable OF destroying the hardest
known bacteria, but has no destruc'
tive effect whatever upon the
body tissues. Tne patient breathes
the medication which places its heal
ing, soothing yapoc Through the head,
lungs and throat.
Ordinary electric. light. and street
caTcurrent is harnessed TO many ap-
ssparatuses that remove from II all
Sthe jars and Jerks and send it through
the entire body as smoothly. pain
lessly, pleasantly as ray of sun
shine which penetrates each corner
and creyice. The currents are re-
freshing-del!ch,fu They cannot he
compared to the old style painful and
often shocking currents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

It's set in, which caused swelling OF the
limbs. The swelling was so great that
I could not wear my work uniform
and leggings.
~ went to The Electro-Medical Docs
tors To see what could be done for
ME, and after being examined, started
their treatment.
Il am indeed pleased to state that
the swelling has entirely reduced and
my throat is greatly improved. though
I have now taken less than one
months treatment in all"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-18

The statement Of Mrs. joyce, like
the statements of other patients Of
The Elcctro-Medical Institute, is made
entirely voluntarily and with the de-
sire that it may lead to others suffer
ing as they once did to find the quick
road to results-through The Electro
Medical Doctors.