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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07

am going to tell you of the first Sort The second
may be dismissed as violent exercises. Violence
is always destroyer of beauty. Excessive exer-
else with heavy dumbbells, whose weight exceeds
the strength of the person welding them, men,
ton as one of the worst of these destroyers
have before said, and 1 am glad to have an
opportunity to repeat that / disapprove OF
heavy exercise for women. Extreme physical
effort taxes the strength and leaves its mark
upon the countenance, writing the heavy, disfg
uring characters of fatigue. It overdevelops
the muscles robbing the figure of its soft, deli
cate outline, making it bumpy unseemly and
masculine.
Exercises for women should have three aims.
First, securing as much fresh air as is needed
for health. Second, as much motion and adjust
ment of the internal organs as are needed for
health Third for the correction of such habits
as are threatening to the health and disfguring
to the beauty. A good eclectic system of exer-
cises serves all these purposes
simple exercise that I have long used when
] noticed tendency of the shoulders to sag for
ward is to place my arms behind me- bend them
at the elbows and thrust between the back and
elbows my umbrella. The temporary support
drew the shoulders far back and expanded the
lungs so greatly that it became my favorite ex-
ercise. In this attitude I walk about the room
many times, or, standing before the open Win
dow, tightly close my lips and breathe deeply.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07

IAN you tell me Of pre-
ventive for gray hair9
Also what will cure dan
druff? 1t is making my hair
fall out.-VIOLET r.
Massage your hair with firm,
slow movements of the fingers.
This will help to coax back the
natural oil in the hair and will do
much to prevent premature gray
ness. You might also apply this
lotion:
Ierebene .........,...1 dram
Sulphur ..............1d dram
ooTdS .....1 Dram
Lavender water. ..,..2 ounces
To avoid dandruff you must ex-
ercise unusual precautions In keep
ing the scalp clean. Shampoo the
hair at least once a week and then
apply this good tonic:
Sweet almond OIL. ;. 8 ounces
Oil of rosemary. ounce
OIL of hersamot 10 drops
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
By w. G. Rucker,
Assistant surseon-General United States
Public Service.


TIME most prevalent illness in the
United States is the common
cold, a disease group included
under one name and considered of such
minor importance that vital statistics
do not record the enormous number of
persons who annually are subjected to
suffering, Inconvenience and economic
loss thereby Remarkable as it may
seem, the widespread familiarity with
this condition has bred contempt
which hides its seriousness, yet when
the sum total of the ravages committed
by cannon colds is made it becomes
evid1t that instead of being a group
of trivial affections, common colds must
be classed as serious diseases.
The phrase common colds like
charity covers a multitude of SAM
tary sins, and, curiously enough, the
name has been applied to group of
affections which, far from depending
absolutely on cold are frequently the
direct result of living in close, over
heated surroundings having lower
relative humidity than the driest desert
known to man.
The word colds" means an acute
infection of the lining membranes of
the nose, tonsils, throat and large bron-
chial tubes. The process may be even
more extensive and amount to a gen
eral infection of the entire body. All
of the breathing apparatus, excepting
the smaller terminal portions in the
lungs, may be involved, and, as a mat
ter Of fact, the disease may, and often
does, spread to these, thus producing
pneumonia.
In this connection it may be pointed
out that pneumonia kills more people
in the United States than any other
disease, excepting tuberculosis and
heart disease Many pneumonias begin
as common cold. Colds do not pro.
Copyright. 1917 by the st
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
Science tie Re Nome
S131 &5&a>Ds~e<17'<s{,@<

Head of tho Citadel Laboratory of Physics.
WHAT is a good method keeping brass beds from
furnishing -MRS. MGR.
coating
the brass exposed R method
n With sheeh Will %ata bes ean on po
without
IS there substance which when brought into the pres
ence of Illuminating gas, causes the to gniteG
If what is it called and how it be prepared9A.
WI.
Platinum palladium will this
the thereby lighters
wire protected
IS there a way to get the height of steeple by its
shadowf-M N.
Yes Use whose
his SHADOW nd n aPPP I s the
s and @ sa nd Both s feet
course the time of and
, being oss .sas, viii
for Level morning
WHICH will look lighter in photograph, red house
, The no1 Use look sa
be acted on by all colors. - ~ ~ ' ~
WHY is it that fly, flying about fast moving train
~ does not out through the door-supposng
to be open9 Also if fly were to jump straight up in
spot from which he started Would floor Of
the car pass from under him "A J. NJ
ny being the air is carried likewise applies
before he down, will spot which he
Jumped
ne would
MN the other hand
the ar ne would down
gers keep on going forward and slide
WHY, upon looking away after gazing at a bright light
does one see dark image of the light9-P
This ts called
the but
light
OF red object
sso W De when the object
has
.ne val tends to excite all
unouy excited will
ngnt which causes the unfatgued
WHAE is the difference between an American billion
- and an English blionq-N p F.
french ana American billion
ooNn The English a mllo
our down thus looOoo0oOoo would be called on
gH @x5N = =S77ssssy1 '|1H71
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07

able for me ?-READER.
No, that formula you refer to is an astrngent
and would not be best for dry skin Try, in
stead, this one:
Cocoa butter... ! ounce
Glycerine ounce
HoseWdter OUNCE
Elder flower water. .............1 ounce
HOW / reduce my bust and make
it frm?-J. G. X.
By using Dr. vaucare's famous pomade your bust
can be made smaller:
white vaseiine .N......... so grams
Essence Of peppermint. .......1 10 drops
Rub this upon the breasts every night for several
months. Afterward cover with congresses moistened
with the following:
Alum ......................... < grams
Acetate or lead 81 grams
Distilled water. .............. 400 grams
If they become fabby after this treatment. then
apply the following:
OIL of sweet almonds ........ 100 grams
Tincture of benzoIn .......... IS grams
RoseWater Observation-Disclosures. Is
Puverized tannin ........... is Grams
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
By ?. -

The Most Famous Living Beauty.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
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ao'ioo iho concerhng my nervous 0eDlllJy.
am thlrty-four md hayeh broke DOWN
times The sym,,toros -. - .S.-~.r
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possible that you are suffering condition a.
Of the In
exremits
like
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Kept
be
administered. - -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
Exercise Every w oman
WHERE are exer-
cises that re-
construct, build

over, and there are ex-
cises t h a t destroy,
chiefly by excess. I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
WHAT should ! do for fabby, sallow
skin MRS. O. GREY.

Battle your face daily in warm water to which
about ten twenty drops of benzon have been added
This will tend to give your skin the proper tone. For
the saowness you should do something to counterfeit
the suggshness of your liver Plenty of outdoor
else and light fruit and vegetable
diet excellent correctves Of
this condition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07

french American a million mt
GOWN lOO0OO0000 million million
America. - o1 "o11 oe o"ieo d uhlon
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
WHICH will look lighter in photograph, rec
- or a blue one IN A.

The blue house WILL tngenea look
wbe
will be acted by all
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07

WHAT is the difference between an American billion
and an English bion?--N PF
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07
Needs

THE skin Of my
whole body is ex-
cessively dry. Would
the cream containing
tallow you recently
mentioned be suit
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
PEACE BEFORE END
OF 1878 IMPOSSIBLE
SAY HIGH OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA
Secretary Baker soon will submit
estimates covering war costs up
to the middle of 1919.
The close of 1919 represents
the earliest estimate Of high army
and navy officers as to the end of
the war. many are skeptical of a
conclusion even then. The war
cost program is continuous and
so shaped the struggle can be fl
nanced indefinitely. Men who
predicted decision the winter of
1913 now frankly declare the
RussiaO and Italian problems,
chiefly the Russian, make victory
impossible before another year.
Army men predict Germany is
likely soon to make secret peace
proposals. They believe a strict
~ military decision is practically
impossible under the present war
system, unless the navies under
take daring attack against
Heligoland, Wilhelmshaven and
zeebrugge.
Russia is likely to drop out OF
the war as she is to recuperate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
ENTIRE BOARD OF ROUNDUP
DIRECTORS is REELECTED

In addition TO re-electing the old
directors the stockholders gave them
u rising and rousing vote of thanks
in appreciation of their splendid SER
vices in making the 1917 Roundup
such a huge success in every partic-
ular. The news that the board went
through the year without borrowing
a cent and has a balance of several
-thousand dollars was received with
applause.
Board 10 Choose Dates.
The board was empowered to Sc
iect the dates for the 1918 Round-Up
and will do so in the near future. In
all probability the show will be held
during the third week in September.
The matter of resurfacfng the track
TO do away with all soft places was
discussed and Frank Frazier was ap-
pointed to supervise the work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
RED CROSS XMAS
FUND IS RAISED
IN THREE HOURS

Dollars by the hundreds have been
diverted from the pockets of PEN
dlctonians to the Red Cross for the
purchase of Christmas presents for
the soldiers and sailors today. A
dozen committees this morning made
a three hour whiriwind campaign and
in that time secured more than the
$1,000 quota assigned TO this city.
Only small amounts, ranging from
so cents to five dollars, were solicited
and few indeed were the deaf ears
turned to the requests for contribu-
tions. Pendloton's response was as
generous and prompt as it has been
in the past for war funds. A total Of
over $1,000 was reported raised carly
this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
HIGH COMMENTATOR
GIVEN WORK COUNTY
RED CROSS CHAPTER
Visiting Officials Declare
Work is Best of Any In
spected in This Division.

The Umatilla County Chapter Am
erican Red Cross, was most highly
commended last evening by the head
of the work in the northwest, Josiah
Collins, likewise by Mrs. Hilton. head
of the womens department and by
N iss Loomis of the nurses bureau
This chapter has made the best
showing of any chapter inspected. -
said Mr. Collins. The work carried
on was classed as magnificent and
praise was also given because all use
less expenses have been avoided. The
supplies sent from this chapter have
been invariable correct in specifica-
tions and have required no changing.
Heavy Work Wanted.
For the coming term twice as much
work as previously is expected of the
Red Cross and the county chapter is
therefore urged to redouble its eff
forts. In addition 10 the work now
being carried on suggestions were
made for class IN home hygieue 70
teach the care Of sick in homes, This
c;ass is wanted so as to relieve train
ed nurses who are needed in the mil
itary hospitals. Civilian Relief
bureau is alsn wanted. this branch
to take care of the wants of soldier
dependents. A Junior Red Cross Or
ganlzation is also contemplated.
Election Tonight.
The regular election of officers by
the county chapter is to occur to-
night and last evening a motion was
adopted mstructinE the chairman.
Mrs. Hattery to name a, nominatiu"
committee to suggest candidates for
positions on the board of managers,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
COLORADO MAN MAY Be CHOSEN
AS PENDLETON SUPERINTENDENT

No election of city school super
intendent was held at the monthly
board meeting last evening but dis
cussion Of the various candidates for
the position was the most Important
matter before the board Judging
from the sentiment expressed last
evening, It seems very probable that
the choice of "a school head for Pen
dleton will be Fred =. Austin, at pres
cnt city superintendent of la Junta,
Colo. and former superintendent at
Lcadvilie colo.
1t trsnspred at the meeting last
evening that he was one OF the half
dozen candidates who had received
serious consideration and that more
than ordinary effort had hccn made
10 invcstiEate his record. ability and
general standing as school man and
citizen. All of the recommendation
y ere strongly complimentary. MI
Austin is 81 years of age and he has
hccn head Of the I.eadville and La
Junta schools for Il years. He lcft
Leadville because Of a higher salary
offered at la Junta. I'm both places
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14

the teaching corps is larger than In
Eendletou. His present salary is
S2S0o per annum and he is classed
by distinguished educators as one of
the strongest school men in Colorado.
The school board members have
been working earnestly to find a
strong. capable man for the superin-
tendency and the board is prepared
Ia offer a larger salary than ever
previously paid here. Last evening
Mrs. Lowell indicated she favored a
local man FOR the vacancy but the
male members of the board did not
take up with the suggestion.
Mrs. Lowell also introduced res
olution asking that "A committee of
seven citizens he selected to act as
an advisory committee with the board
in choosing a superintendent The
resolution was voted down by the
other members.
The hoard has received several
dozen applications. The school men
receiving the most consideration are
Supt. Austin, Supt. Rutherford of Eau
gene Supt Hug of McMinnville and
Principal Cannon of Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
GOVT. TAKES
CONTROL OF
FOOD PRICES

Government regulation Of the prices
of staple foodstuffs has reached Pen
dleton. The Peoples Warehouse gro
cery department this morning reeeiv-
ell instructions from the food admin
istraiiou relative to the profits allow
ed on such foodstuffs as sugar, flour,
dry beans, canned vegetables. canned
salmon, butter. cheese, lard and its
substitutes, cooking oils. etc.
All groceries having an annual bus
mess of more than 100000 are class
ed as wholesale houses and are sub
ject to the regulated prices, Smaller
concerns cannot charge more than the
large concerns and stay in business
so they. too. are automatically reEu-
lated. The government asCertains
what the stock on hand cost the gro-
Ger and permits him u add n certain
profit regardless OF the prevailing
market quotations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
INDIAN KILLED WHEN AUTO
GOES OVER GRADE AT HAVANA

was unconscious but La Course was
sitting 10y the wrecked car. Evident
ly no had boon dazed ny his injuries
and had waited all night for aid
rather than setting out in search OF
II
The two men were brought to st
Anthony's hospital and Or. 7. NJ
Henderson was summoned. Castor
died few minutes after reaching the
hospital and investigation showed
that he had sustained fractured
skull and internal injuries. La
Courses Injuries consisted Of bruises
and scratches and he was able to
leave the hospital soon after arriving
there
Coroner Brown has taken charge
c: the body and proba oly will not
hold an inquest.
The deceased Indian was about 40
Years old. Though not an allottee
himself. he was married to Maggie
Parr the widow of Ike Parr who
committed suicide with John Wa.
latzi a few years ago. and lived or
her allotment. The car. n Chevro-
let, was pretty badly smashed up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
.MIlEGE TAX
. IN PENDLETON
REMA|NSSAME
DESPITE WAR
Budget as Adopted by Co.
Court Assures Same Rate
and Probably Less.
CITY TAX WILL NOT
BE ABOVE 10 MILLS
School Levy About Nine
Mills; Budget Totals
296,57O This Year.

In spite of war times and the high
cost of living, 1t seems very probabte
that PendIeton property owners viii
not pay any greater millage tax than
during the year past and may have
less to pay. This was assured when
the county court yesterday aftern0On
adopted its budget which holds the
expenses down to the SIX per cent In
crease allowed by law and which viii
in all probability keep the millage
tax to 1-2 mills for state and coun-
ty purposes, the same as last year.
The city tax levy will not be abovs
10 mills and will possibly be less ose-
ing to the higher assessed valuation
OF Pendleton property due to tfn-
provements and new construction
work during the past year. The
school levy will not be above nine
mills and may be less. the school
board having adopted a budget pfac-i
ticalIy equivalent to that of last year.
The total levy on city property will.
therefore. at the ouside not be morar
than rs 1-2 mills, the same ~ Last
year.
County Budget s2e6.57O.
The budget as adopted by the. coun-
ty court yesterday afteEnU0ila totals
s2s6.570 as against 32s0.4O0 last
year. To this must be added Cfna-
tilIa county's share OF the state tax
which has not yet been determined
but which cannot exceed six per
cent increase. This will. prevent this
levy from going beyond I 1-2 mills, Il
is believed. The increase of I2.443.@
1876 in the assessed valuation OF Utna-
ti1la county property this year viii
take care Of the increase in expenses.
good many of the items OF cOun-
six per cent over last year while some
others were reduced. The following
Is a comparison of the individual
terms of the 1918 and 1917 budgets:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
V|LLA.ATTACK.S
VILLAGE CLOSE
TOTHE BORDER
Spreads 1900 Troops in Fan
Shaped Formation About
Oguinaga ; OutpOsts Killed
GOVERNMENT TROOPS
RESIST DESPERATELY
Many Bullets Fall Across
Line; American Troops
Patrolling Border.

PRESIDE. Texas Nov. H.
Spreading 1900 troops in IA fan-shap-
cd formation about Oquinaga villa
attacked the city opposite here. Out
posts we're captured, killed or forced
to retire.
The governments troops with guns
on the housetops resisted desperate
Iy. Many bullets are falling across
the line. American troops are pa
trolling the border.
From Mission in san Antonio, the
village is within rifle range OF Ojin-
aga. which villa previously captur-
ed. A deadly hail of machine gun
bullets poured into the ranks of the
government troops defending Ojin-
aga under General Episnosa CordOv,.
Villa himself was not seen with
the troops, The bandit leader was
reported at San Antonio. Mexico.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
SCHOOL BOYS RAISE
HALF YIN. CA. FUND
IN ONE DAYS WORK

over half of the quota OF the Y. NJ.
c. a. fund assigned to the school boys
in and around Pendleton was raised
the first day of the campaign, when
Theodore Heyden, local chairman for
the boys, reported $3.50 in pledges
and cash this morning.
OF this amount S47.5O was contrib
uted yesterday at the high school in
cash. with I1.5O in pledges. Athena
came through with S2O.50 and the
Adams boys $40. Today and tomorrow
the local students committee will
work the seventh and eighth grades Of
the local school.
Hermiston. which is also in the
Pendleton district has not been heard
from vet, but is expected to contri-
butte its share towards the county's
quota of S335.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
Sam CASTOR Dead, William
La Course Bruised in Ac-
cident Last Night.

Sam CASTOR, "a mixed blood Indiar
OF the Umatilla reservation. died
shortly after o'clock this morning
as result of injuries sustained dur
ing the night in an automobile acci-
dent just west OF Havana station
William La Course OF Adams. another
Indian and the owner and driver o.
the car. escaped with minor injuries.
The two men had been i'm Pendle-
ton yesterday and common report
has Il that they had been drinking
freely They left Pendleton during
the day but were evidently returning
here about 1880 this morning when
the car went over the 20 foot cm-
bankment just this side of Havana.
1t was not until one of the Warren
Construction Company wagons pass
ed along the road this morning that
the accident was discovered. CASTOR
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
QUESTIONABLE FOR
NEXT DRAFT PUBLIC
List of Questions Form an
Exceedingly Searching
Personal Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE list
OF questions which every one of the
remaining nine million men who reg
istered for the draft must fill out
was made public by the Provost
Marshal. General today. 1t Is the
most searching personal Inquiry Inn
Rgina blegog Al the same time 1t is the
only document the local conscrip'
tion and exemption boards need to
handle In order TO put the men
into five classes In the order they
win lie ealled to the colors
The sixteen page booklet of ques-
tons starts with series I, General
Questions" all OF which registrar;
must answer. other series starting
with IL and ending with Mi cover
physical fitness; legislative, execu-
tive. and judicial officers; ministers
OF religion: divinity students: mill
tary or naval service: citizenship; Of
ficlals. federal employees, pilots and
marines, religious convictions against
war: dependency; Industrial occupa-
ition and agricultural occupation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14

The entire 1917 board Of directors
Of the Roundup was reelected last
evening at the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Northwestern
Frontier Exhibition Association.
Formal procedure was suspended and
the old board returned to office by
acclamation. Should there be any
designations from the board. the re-
manning directors viii haxe- the Sc
lecting of their SUCCESSORS.
The board. is composed of Presi-
dent T. ID. Taylor. Vice president
Ritner. Secretary Charles II. Marsh.
Treasurer George c. Baer. r. r.
Bishop, director of Indians, l.. G.
Frazier director of grounds. Sam r..
Thompson, director of livestock.
Claude Penland. director of parade.
Dean Tatom. director of accomoda-
tions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
POPULATION HAS
INCREASED 1000
PAST IL MONTHS

Pendlcton's population has grown
approximately 1000 during the past
year, IL the school census just COM
pleted is To be taken as basis The
census just completed shows "a total
Of 1882 children of school age in the
city. 955 being boys and 92T girls.
Figuring the school population as
one-fourth OF the whole population,
this would give Pendleton popula-
ton Of approximately 5000. Some
communities take the school popula-
tion as one-fifth in which case Pen
dletons total population would be
over 5000. The census last year
showed l7O5 but later 20 or more
We're deducted, making the Increase
this year about POO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-14
.SAMM|ES ANXIOUS
!. TO FIGHT HUNS
American Soldiers in France
are Like Care-Free Kids
Eager to Battle.

AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUAR-
TERS, NOV. i4.--American soldiers
Rnxiouely desire to fight with the
Germahs.
The American soldier acts like a
carefree American kid. contemptu-
GUS OF shells, gas machine guns and
the, war In general.
The second detachment of Ameri-
can infantrymen left left the front
line trenches and was succeeded by
a third detachment.
American aviatOrs participated
with the French In several air raids,
bombing artillery observation sta
tlons behind the German lines.
Tho entire American force is fight
hungry and alert. Smelling contin.
ues normal with occasional gas
bombs.