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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-04

Use Resinol Soap regularly and you
viii be astonished to find how quickly
1t soothes and cleanses the pores, and
leaves the complexion clear and fresh.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-04

A Pennsylvania judge has ruled
that the pedestrian has the right Of
way and that the automobilist must
respect that right. Now average Pc
destrian knows whom he would
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-04

one Of the worst cases Of eczema" etc.,
etc, doesn't it make you feel, 'This is
the treatment / can rely on for MY
skin-tTOuble"
When Resinol Ointment touches itch.
ing skins, the itching usually stops and
healing begins. With the aid Of ResinOl
Soap, It almost always clears away eO'
zema, ringworm, pimples, or other dis
tressing eruption quickly, leaving the
skin clear and healthy. Sold by all
druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-04

choose for the next vacancy on the
supreme bench.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-04

Occasionally a full bearded man
tells a barefaced lie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-04

burning. IlnsightIy skin
eruptiOns, and have
written thousands of
reports saying: 1T is
my regular prescription
for itching" ''Resinol
has produced brilliant
results" /" "T'he result It
gave was marvellous in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-04
Resinol Surely
Heals Sick Skins

When you know physicians have pre-
scribed Resinol for over 20 years in the
treatment Of eczema and other itching,
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BEAVER PARK LAND
AND WATER COMPANY
PURCHASES RANCHES

1t is reported that the Beaver Park
Land & Water company has purchas-
ed the 7-R ranch. owned by Mrs. z.
l.. Rogers, consideration 900. Also
the Shamrock ranch owned by d. l..
Mccarthy, consideration about $4,000
Both of these ranches are located
about four miles north of Penrose
they are well improved places with
several acres in orchards, farming and
pasture lan:s.
The comps , is buying the places
to save the 6 IN of delivering them
them the water they are entitled to
under their water rights. There are
several acres in orchards, farming
and pasture lands.
The company is buying the places
save the expense of delivering them
the water they are entitled to under
their water rights. There is several
miles of bitches along the mountain
side to be maintained in order to sup
ply these two places, and, by making
the purchases, the company will save
the continual expense.
The transaction will leave all of
the ranches in that vicinity without
water, including the two mentioned
and the old Gordon and the Mclean
ranches, all told several hundred acres
will now be dry farms. The water
will be used for other purposes
Penrose Press.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF Y.M.C.A. MEET

La evening the toard of directors
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton held its regular monthly meeting
in the Associate n parlors. Those
p esent we Presi lent Wilkinson.
Directors Craig, Thomas, Hamilton,
Sharman, Rau, Fay, Hardy, geaiI.
SIdebottom and Emmerson. and Gene
raj Secretary V p tten.
The auditing committee reported
that Mr. T. S. Und rwocd had lean
e1gafei to make the annual audit of
the books of the Association.
The house committee vas given
power to act in purchasing safe for
the use of the Association.
The nsmes of eight applicants for
memt ership were presented hy the
membership committee and on motion
duly elected.
Mr.. Ray. chairman of the physical
wo k committee, reported that plans
we're being perfected to open the out
o doors Physical work at once AMI
the boys camps was discussed at
some len7th. 1t was al reported
tn the vollsy ball teams were going
over to Pue 10 today to play in a
triangular contest at that | la e.
The boys work committee repotte 1
that the cue ro1ue table had feen ; lac
ed in first-class condition and that the
attend nee n this department had
been fully ~ to standard during
NJ rth.
Mr.. Seaman, the t-easu er of the
bu lding fund reported that up to April
Isl. 1916. total of s42.5s4 .23 had heen
paid into the bull ling fund, and tina,
the loan had leen reduced to $4,000.
Mr.. Thomas s~oke OF the state
wo kers who are to be here on We'd
nes1ay ening and urged all direc-
tors to come to the lun heon at 6:l5,
given in tieir h nor.
After the bills hal Teen allowed
and other items of more or less i'm
7ort nee hid been disposed of the
meeting adjourned.
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THE womAn.s CLUE.

The Woman's Club held its weekly
meeting Tuesday at Pyth!an hall.
Mrs. Goodioe presiding.
The report of secretary was read
and approved. Several letters were
read. ine,ud ne one from Mrs. Hard
ing with greetings to the club and
stated that she would leave for home
April 18th.
Messrs. Logan and Clelnnd were
present and presented the subject
OF the junior Civic Improvement
League which II is rrorosed to orga-
nize among the young peo' lie, TO intc--
est them in the preservation OF birds
ana trees ami to help NAL e the city
more bslutifnl The club heartily
endor ed the movement and VIII use
their influence in making the leagre
a success.
Mss Garwool. county superinteni-
ent OF schools vas present and very
su ssfully and Interestingly answer
ed a long list OF question: submitted
y the State Federation OF cinbs.
The answers showed whnt is heinz
none in the county for the betterment
OF rural schools.
The meeting was one of unusual
interest.
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MONDAY READING CLUB

The nday Reading Club met this
week with Mrs. Bethel. Mrs. Bailey
presiding.
The reports of two previous meet
inss were read and approved.
An invitation from the Friends in
Council to be present at the annual
Reciprocity Day" was read and ac.
ce9ted.
Mrs. Curran was reader for the af
ternoon and read an arti lie on Won
ans work in India for the betterment
Of women.
1t was announced thvt the election
of office ould take rIace next week
The meeting to be held with Mrs
Whipple. 1t is hoped that every mem
Ter will be present.
During the social that followed the
reading. ice cream and cake We're ser
we'd. and the company were enter
tanned by music on the Victrola.
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AN ART EXHIBIT AT
CANON CITY HIGH SCHOOL
APRIL 2f, II AND 28

Recognizing the educational adyan-
tages to be derived from opportunities
to see coed [. the Canon City fieh
school has a ranred with the Elson
Art Publication Co. Inc. OF Belmont.
Mass. for an art exhibition of 200
pictures 10 lie held at the high school
building. April 26. q. AMI 2sth.
TIL s collect on. consisting in large
part of carbon photographs. photosrl-
vures and prints In full color made
directly from the original master
pieces, is selected by at experts and
should attract large crowds Of per
sons. A small admission will be
ch rged. the entire proceeds Of which.
after deducting the expense OF the ex-
hib I. Will be used in the purchase OF
pictures for wall decorations. The
purpose OF the exhibition is thus clear
ly two-fol1:
First-To give people an oDportu-
n'ty to see collection OF the worlds
( nous MASTERPIECES Of painting. scuip-
ture and architecture.
Secord-To maize II POSSIBLE for the
public to own few of these pictures
in the schools.
Why should this exhibit interest
you?
Because. throughout the country.
peocle are awakening to the import
ance and vilue OF good art as crea.
tive OF a refining influences anl insnir
ing atmosphere a1d Just 20 surely
as people become familiar with the
est in art, just so quickly VIII tie
crude in art be dis1laced through APP
preciation OF something better. 1t is.
OF course, idle to suppose that one
shall become COM etent judge Of art
simrly through studying for a time
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
But whnt and should he obtain
ed is a large measure OF appreciation.
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Or. VOSOURGH TO
GIVE FREE LECTURES

Next week Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday DR.. Geo. A. vosbureh who
was forme ly pastor of the First Bap-
tist church in Denver hut who for
the past number of years hHs been
1 aveling a road and Is now repres-
ent;ng the Denver University, is to
gi a series Of his splendid lectures
and travelogues illustrated with stere-
ticon in the first Methodist church
unser the aus ices of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
This will be rare treat and as
the VIII be no admission fee cor.
nected with it the church will no
douit be taxed to its fin capacity. :
The pictures shown will be of
Southern and No thern Germany,
siaxony. The Tyrolese Alps, Austria
and other countries in the heart OF
the war zone.
The educational committee of the
Y. NJ. G. A., is to be CONGRATULATED on
beng able 20 secure such splendid
attract on and u be allie to give 1t
to the People OF Canon City without
cost.
The first travelo -ue VII be We'd
ne day e7ening of next week, April
18th.
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ClALOALE POkDS GET
$4,000 TROUT FRY

Mess-s. Theodore NJ. Harding.
David L. Ro, ison. W. E. Galley and
S m Bash, representing the fish and
game committee Of the Canon City
Chamber of commerce. motored to Coal
d lie in the Galley car on Mon1ay
where they released 10000 Eastern
brock trout in thu preparation ponds
on the Albert Philip ranch. which
were recently Ererared for Their re-
ception.
The fish were delive ed to the COM
m ttee by O. B. Hoe of Buena Vista.
man of the ate hatchery at that
place. and we're unusually fine speci-
mems of their kind. The fish we're
teen cans: each rece' Gle containing
approximate y 1000 fly. The fish
weighed in tie aggregate a out TWEEN
ty-s;x pounds. or eighteen ounces t.
the can. The committee report the
ponds at Colldale to be in excellent
condition and the water in them cold
and clear. The s ilendi1 results OBJ
tanned here in the rast in the propo-.
cation of tr ut assures the raid
growth of the new consienment
Next Saturd another lot Of 10000
fish will be put into the retaining
p nds at Parkdale. and. It is expected.
that the same committee will meet
Mr.. Hope there and help him make
the transfer ON the shipping cans
to the re-e -voirs where the fish are
to be ke-t until they are large enough
to be turned into the river. In the
co1rse Of few weeks second ship
ment of fish will be made from the
Buena Vista hatchery TO II g Coaldale
ponds. The success OF the oh mber
of commerce committee in growing
trout in the proao9ation ponds at Coal
dale and Parkdale has teen very en-
cour ging and gives ass iran Q to its
members that tn y will be able in
the course OF few years to convert
the Arkansas river into a first-class
fishing stream.
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NINE. REHELooFFER MAKING
GOOD.

The Star Course patrons who so
much enjoyed the singing OF Nine.
Grace Reheldoffer on last seasons
course will he pleased TO learn that
she is being promoted by an artists
manager this year and will sing at
Pueblo and Colorado Springs next fall.
Nine. Reheldofer and her accompa-
INST alone are $ ling for $500 for a
single concert. so the Star Course
committee feels that II was very for
tunnte in being able to secure this
Company ! st year at price that
would allow the standard Of tie bal
ance of the ecu Sc to be kept up as
high MS It was.
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sALIDA SHELTER INcaEAs- s
WAGES.

Sslida. Cole. April 12.-Owing to
the increased Irice of lead, the Ohio
& Colorado smelter yesterday an
noInced a seven per cent increase in
the wa es OF all the smeiter -mployes
IN Sal'da. The Increase amounts to
100 month and Affects 400 men.
The comra any announced that the
increase was made because lead Is
1rot- at mere than six cents on the
New York mari ct. This is the Sc oDd
increase granted in year.
The emrloyes of the smeiter we're
surprised when informed OF the raiso.
rs there was no intimation that II
was teiny considered. "
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TROUT TO BE LIBERATED
IN LAKE MacNEiLL

The Beaver Park Rod and Gun
Club will receive a consignment of
$1,000 trout fry neyt week for liberia
tion in Lake MacNeill and Beaver
creek. During the past two years
the club has received a total of 170,-
900 trout fly which in the near future
will insure some mighty fine fishing.
At the meeting Of the club held at
Penrose Wednesday night it was de-
eided to give banquet at the PEN
rose cafe on Friday evening, April
2lst. at which time plans will lie
made for the future conduct of the
club and the election of officers will
also take Ilace.-Florence Citizen.
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new Brick PLANT WILL
SOON Be COMPLETED

The frs unit of the plant of the
Jcwett Fire Brick company. which
is being erected at the southeast
corner of Eleventh and Water streets
is raj idly approaching completion and
" II be ready for installation of its
eq ment in tie course of a week
or ten days. The b Hiding is twenty
four ty thirty-six feet in its ground
dimensions and W II be used for the
housing of machinery; three car lead !
of whi h / ave been ordered and are
expected to arrive here in few days
Gne car load of machinery for the
new plant will be shipped ON Canton
ohio; one from Des Moines, Iowa, and
)ne fsom Denver.
Mr. Jewett a ed this morning that
the plant wo ii be in operation by
Ny 30, unless some unforeseen delay
occurred to prevent its opening at
that me. MIR. Jewett intends TO start
the establishment by wing work to
twelve or fifteen men and four or five
teams; II of which will be kept con-
tnuously on the pay roll. Both build
ing and fire brick will he made and
the plant will have an initial capa-
city of 10000 br ok day and it will
be increased to keep pace with the
demand for its prod .ct.
Mr.. Jewett has number of men
enca ed at present in uncover.ng fire
clfy be north of town: the material
from which will be used at the plant
in the manufacture of brick. These
beds contain at conservative esti-
ma e. according to Nr. Jewett, at
least 100000 tons of the very best
fie clay to lie TO ind in Colorado.
The beds stretch for a distan of
two miles and their accessibility 20
wn make them extremely valuable.
In addition to opening up the beds,
bins for the st@rage of the clay are
beng butt, lway trachs installed
for the transYortat on of the clay
frlm one part of the field to another
and a wagon road made to the fields
for the purpose of uling 1t out.
Ntr. Jewett says the new company
will Re in oper tions unie- the most
favorable conditions and that the out
l7ok is very encou aging for building
Up a business of great importance To
the community.
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JUNIOR AUDUBON
CLUBS BEING F0RXI D

Miss Anna Garwood, county sur err
intenden Of schools. re orts very
general int rest amony the teachers
and pupils of the ublic schools IN the
protection and preservation of native
birds, particularly in song birds and
to frdit growing and agriculture. A
number of Junior Audubon societies
have been organized among the pupils
ring the asst few weeks and others
of those societies work in harmony
wi the st te and national organiza-
tons for the protection and encourage
ment of bird life. Aeetin of these
bir Is. based upon personal otserva-
ton and study. are read and incidents
rel ted of tn eir habits, characteristics,
nest ng, etc. They also encourage the
where the feathered denizens of the
woods and orchards may rear their
young. Miss GaTwood says the move
ment for the protection of birds has
been taken up with unexpected en-
thusiasm in nearly all of the rural
schools of the county and that it IS
proving helpful alike to teachers and
pupils.
In the Rockvale schools two Jun or
A "dubon societies have been launch
ed; one of them with fifty-five men,
beis and the other with sixteen mem
bers. The Concrete school has q club
of fifteen members and the Woodruff
school one of five members. Similar
organizations will lie formed in sever
al other schools in the county this
week. In the Penrose school ffty-hve
boys and girls have been enrolled in
study clubs of various kinds and are
promising of good results. The boys
have clubs for the announcement of
corn growing and poultry raising. The
girls have domestic science clubs in
they are taught cooking, sewing. en-
bro dery, etc.
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SOCIAL NOTES
PRoeERss CLUE.

One of the most delightful meetings
of the Progr club was held last
Mond y night when Mrs. Hassler en-
tertained the club at the hom4 of Mrs.
Stockton, 9l2 Rudd avenue. Both
Mrs. Hassler and Mis-. Sto ;ktsn prov
ed themselves NEST acious hostess
es.
The club was especially favored by
having Mrs. Gcodlos give talk on
Preparedness" Her subject was
handled most efficiently and each PER
son present felt it rare treat TO
hear such an allie lresentat'on. The
club voted Mrs. Goodloe a unanimous
v.te of thanks.
At the close of the talk Mrs. Hen
Erickson pl yod the March of the
Turks by Beethoven.
Miss Lee furnished several vocal
numbers.
The hostess served dainty refresh
ments.
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Y. BLAKE ti5.oo, otis orendorn sI5 90.
Lafe Combs $500. j. VI Aud rsr,s
Huntooen $500 u; J. cfais $500. Jol.n
efniiton $1,000. =. ; aman $1,000. Au-
grstus f''Hre 5000. 9. M. Benton sas 90.
sss ss ao H. Me,,t. 100 SSa ao ofSin tsshsr shs,
tloaoo. W. O. campbeii 81. 90. ". IL
Bel,er I; 80 20. John Hnndlsy i.s 90.
$500. Lee AmIck sgLoo. n ". Andcr-
son, $500. Tom i-amh. rt $50 40. Phiilip
iTck a fl.oa, clyde Merrls 1900. John
Meredith $1,000. I:asi Iialdeman s2o 90.
Canon city Foundry sfo.ss. BITgs f.br
90. 80. canon Groc' ry Go. 1000 city
clerk so y. : 9, Taylor . 4 y. co.
q Go. sts.o5. bancroft pd~'. co. 81 so
!. W. Anderson a co. $4,000.
Fire Fund--canon Auto CO. seis. Joe
SiHybangh g ,ia,,n, 500; j. =. Govsrn $500, "
Electrical supply Co. sisto. Corner
Il. W. johnson ssb. 90. y tor Pringle
$4,000 Canon Grocery CO. s5c.
Jerry Moran 5000. j. VI Nnd rson q
Co. s5.eo. Corner Drug Store .sc.
s,s. ei .oo - r.ns rnps,esa .s."as 'sw Non. 90
roe 10000. Isaac Uirich $1,000, Deweesc-
Dye Ditch & Reservoir Co. $500.
s9oss5.
Lighting Fund-Ark. v. f,y.. L. r.
Treasurer. tl25.0o.
Health Fund-n. z. ue'.-cs .,s.oa
Miscellaneous Fund--The Fremont
County Lender $3.50. J. \. Smith, s.. 30.
Canon Grocery Co. st.ss. Harding Hdw.
co. $500. Alfred Carton 800. EIectri-
cal supply co. s1.00, q. T. Wood Il
Son $3.50, Mountain States 4. a. T. Co.
,l.4l. The Daily Record tlsgs. citv
on city Chamber OF Commerce $3.50 90
Mater Fund--John Cheteiet Ais 90.
zoe Wynkoop $500. Cleo Combs $40 OO
" Porteous $1,000, j. seaman S30.D0'
Theo. Shoemaker 1900. r N. JeTries
t1.2b. j. A. Helm So so. Geo. Schultz
s2sO Bancroft Pdw. 10, sf25. Hunter
Palmer s1.25. Galley stockton shoe 60.
$500. Btggs f.br. c.. 81 90, Mountain
States r. 4 T. 60. t2.2s. LoreTiiz Ritz
man $3.50. w. T.. Morton S27o, S. q.
TAYLOR y. a 4. co. sa.0o. El W, .Ienka
$500. city cisrh f1.35 Ark V. nv. y.
4 4 20. si.s5. Electrical sunply cS
soc, The Hendrie Bolthon Mfg. a. =
Co. $50. The Canon ely HydnruIIc l.
pitch Go. $4,000. u. 7. Houatnn s3,T5,
clerk i'~atrict Court 81 10. f. w Pow
rrs $3.50. Fremont County Nat'i bank
f25O. rambifr Print Shon f2t.sO CITY
~. - rurer ss7Ti.ss. Morgan Paint Co
Sinking for Water Rands-c, NJ.
Benton. city Treasurer. 100000,
si-ki-~ Fund spr Voter r'~-,a@.-f, ".
ter Pends-.e NJ. Bento-. city Trens-
JONATHAN sr,M.N
city Clerk.
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A wo k of art which is really great
will bear reproduction. and even
thcu h this may not possess the plea.
sure giving power of the original in /,
gallery three thousand miles away.
that measure of power which It does
possess is well worth taking. Sup
pose We have ponGered over some
masterpiece until we knew II literally
by heart and can see it with our eyes
shut with all its impressive masses
and outlines and ali its harmony OF
light and shade. Should We not be
passing rich? And il can he done
Anyone who cares to do it can accu-
nulate gradually a little picture gal
lery of this sort in his own head quite
independent OF circumstances OF
time. place or money
One Of the leading art critics OF
our own. John c. Van Dyke. says;
You must look at pictures studi
ously. earnestly. honestly. II viii take
years before you can come to full
appreciation of &. but when at last
you have you will be possessed of one
of the purest loftiest and most enno3
ling pleasures that the worll can OF
fe ="
This coll cticn has hecn mode ~ ey
uerts. Every artist who knows how
to d aw at all has something to give
of pleasure and rrost. but the great
est even have the most and best to
give.
What consti'ut IN artist rs =
in tie first place one who himself
knows how to see. and in the second
place one who has gift for making
rs see with him.
One gre obiert Of picture study is
that of oren'ng the eyes 10 the beauty
all aro nd whi h an artists trained
eve perceiv8s. while it Is missed by
o.he $. This Is the essential service
Of all great men-to draw up in some
measure e to their own level Of in
sight. enjoyment and inspiration.
These pictures are Of interest 10
both young and oil. end they are ex-
pected to attract and instruct large
numbers of people. Everyone should
come.
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JIM M'CLlkTOCK SCORES
HIGH IN ATHLETICS M
STUDIES AT ANN ARBOR

For the second time in the history
of athletics at Michigan. the freshman
of the literary COLLEGE won the cham
pionship of the campus in the basket
ball tourney which ended last night,
defeating the architects to the tune
of 1925 in the fastest game of the
year
Contrary to the usual elimination
contests, the game Of last night set
tied decisively the championship title,
for both teams had an equal number
of forfeit games to their credit, and
according to critics of the game, they
were by far the most evenly matched
teams in the league. At the end OF
the first half, the score stood 1872
in favor of the Its, though the archi'
tects seemed confident of coming
back" in the traditional style in the
second period. but the long practice
sessions the Its have been holding
of late stood to their credit. McClin'
took, of the winning FIVE, starred with
a total individual score of 13 points,
and Hickey, the fast archi e"t cap
tain proved the stellar unit of his
team, netting a total of 10 points.
Last nights game proved the cleanest
contest of the year, smaller number
of personal fouls being awarded than
in any proceeding game.
Both the championship team and
the runner-up will receive athletic as
sociation numerals as awards for tn }
brand of play they have displayed this
year, and the other two teams re-
manning in the big four the foresters
and the soph Its. will receive numer-
ais from their classes.
Following this game Mr.. NcClin-
took was selected right guard in an
All-Campus team. This team is
made up of the best five players from
all the teams on the campus and is
a signal honor.
Besides scoring hi:h in basketball
Mr.. McClintock won during the year
three numeral class sweaters in
hurdles, running and basketball, and
a cap at basketball
Excellent repor,s are also received
of Mr.. McClintock's class records,
rank. A and in everything. All of
of which is no surprise to his many
Canon City friends, who know his
record in the C. c. H. S. very well.