davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
Rooseveltas Apie
Lietuva.

New York, N. y, spalio
o d. = Buvusis prezidentas
adas Rooseveltas, laikydaanas
slame mieste prakalba, kali
bejo apie tai, kokia taika
po karss reikia padaryti.
Minedamas apie kitas tau
tas, pulkininkas Roosevelt
nepamirso pamineti ir apie
Lietuvos isliuosavima, saky-
damas: 'LietuviIams duoki-
me maziausiai autonomija.s
Ex-prezidentas Rooseveltas
Jau ne pirmu sykiu uzsimena
apie lietuvius ir Lietuva.
Jis jau pirmiaus savo rastuo-
Sc metropolitan zurnale)
prabilo apie Lietuvos reika-
lus, kuomet keletas lietuviu
tam tikrais laiSkais atkreipe
10 donna i tai.
Cia reik pazymeti, kad
pulk. Rooseveltas, yra bene
pirmas didis Amerikos Wy
ras, kuris aiskiai uzstoia
lietuvius If Lietuva. Tasai
faktas lietuvius labai dziu-
gina, mes pulk. Roosevelts
sladien, po prezidento, yra
ltekmingiausis vyras Ameri-
koj.
Butp neprosali, jeigu ivai-
riu koloniju lietuviai issius-
tu jam tinkamoj formoj pa
deka uz jo paskutine prakal-
bq New Yorke.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
'STREIKAI
'RUsIJoJ.
Petrogradas,

Q
Darbininkai visose popieroS dirb-
tuvese Petrograde sustreikavo va
kar Streikas gresia sulaikyti su-
saukilna Steigiamojo Susirinkilno
mes jeigu ilgiaus pasitrauks, tai
Valdzia negales pristatyti popiero+
balsavimo kortelems lake rinkimc
. 'tovu ! Steigiamaji Susirinkima
Gelezinkeliu darbininku kongre-
sas uzgyre apsaukima streiko an!
Hlsu gelezinkeliu Rusijoj. Kon-
gresas vienok sutiko, kad streika7
neapims tu gelezinkeliu If tra,ki-
Y, kurie pristato kares reikme-
Ms ! frontq.
Valdzia tikisi, kad gresianti
streika pasiseks prasalinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
RUSU SKAUTAI.
PAGAVO GENEROLA.

Petrogradas, spalio 8 d.-Rusu
81 lautai is Kaukazo armies pada
re labai drasu t1zpuolina, lake XII.
rio jie tlzgrieb5 gen. grafa Won
Neyer, perdetini vokisku lakunu
,luodqjq juriu distrilete, Turkijoj.
Apie tai pranesama oficialiskai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
DU PULKAI SUSIBUN-
TAVOIO.

Petrogradas, spalio 8 d. =
Telegromas is Mohilevo pranesa,
kad mieste Homel, Mohilevo CUB,
8 tukstaneiai kareiviu atlaike mi
tinga ir atsisake eiti j fronta. Po
to kareiviai pradejo daryti riauses.
Jv sulaikymui tapo atsiusti kazo-
kai; kuomet kazokai JUGS apsupc,
tie tuojaus pasidave.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
VEL PETERBURGAS?
Stockholnas.

Stockholmas, spalio 8 d
Premjeras Kerenskis lake savo
+ akalbu socialistiskalne kongresc
P' trograde, visa laika vadino t.
n iesta Sankt Peterburgu, vieton
F,trogradc, Finu ilaikrasciai vel
r'adejo vartoti sera varda Sankt
Peterburg, kuris kares pradzio:e
tapo pakeistas i Petrogradq, mes
r.rmas vardas yra .vokiSkas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12

lolstojaus Jasnoje Polianoje.
Nasle to zinomojo rusu rasytojo
if filozofo kreipesi prize valdzios,
p'asydama, kad apsaugotu to d.
clio vyro vieta nuo tolimesniu
r'puolimu tu vandalu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
Naujas Anglq Laimejimas. Vokieciq
LaivynaS Eina Linkui Petrogrado.
Betvarkes ir Streikai Rusijoj.-Dar
dvi ViespatDos prizes Vokietija.
-Armenu Skerdynes.

js "Veliausiu ziniu" skyriuje, kad
nctrukus galima tiketis naujo di-
delio uzpuolimo Belgijoj. Tasai
spejimaS iSsipilde greiciau negu
t.ketasi. Praleide savaite laiko at
muSimui vokisku kontr-atakq an
glai pradejo nauja dideli zygi, ku-
lis jiems pilnai nusiseke.
Ir Siuom la II gen. Haig, su-
s'iprines pirmiaus uzgriebtas pozi-
cijas, k;rto vokieGius toje pacio'e
vietoje-i rytus nuo miesto Ypres
Pirm Sturma pradesiant, anglai
atidare toItiq milziniSkq ugni Is
kanuolig, kokios, sakoma, Xxi sio-
le; dar iiera buve. Tuojaus pir-
moi dienoj music anGlai perlauze
vokieGiq fronta ant apie 13 verstq
ilgio ir uzgricbe labai stiprias
vokleciu pOzlcJas net XXI dvleJY
Verstu gilyn nuo fronto.
Music buta ziauraus ir kruvino,
nors pestininkai, sulyginamai, ne
daug darbo turejo,-artilerija at
liko pat svarbiausi darba.
SarySyje su Siuo:l
Gyvus pa musiu akyva yra pa
laidojo. Stebeti, kad vokie6iai
Drasimane naujus bu-
duS apsisaugojimui nuo talkininku
kanuoliu ugnieS. Kalneliuose ir
lose vietose, kurios sutraukia ant
saves didziausia prieSo, ugni, jie is
s;kase tikras katakombas-urvus
apie 80 pedu giliai zemeje.
Situos urvus jie iSplatino If pa-
dare tikrc.s milziniskas sales po
zeme. Lake bombardavimo cieli
rulkai sulysdavo j tokias pozemi-
mes sales, kur nei didziausiu ka-
nuoliu Suviai negalejo jig pasiekti.
Prize Primo zenklo, kad bombar-
davimas pasibaige ir glu pesti-
ninku Sturmas prasidejo, vokiSka
karitunene iSlysdavo su kulkasvai-
dziais is-po zemes ir pradedavo
sienauti anglu kareivius. Talki-
ninkai greitai tai patemijo ir su-
prato vokiSl4 gudruma. Jie to-
del kitaip pradejo elgtis. Prizes
musl anglu lakunai ST fotografis-
kais aparatais atydziai iStiria visa
vokieciu fronta, ant kurio mano-
ma padaryti uzpuolimas. Nutrau-
kus is orc frcn4o fotografijas, atty
dziai sujieskoma tas vietas, kurio
Sc yra iejimai ! vokiskus potent
MUS urvus. Po to kanuoles imasi
darbo ir Suviais uzgriauna visus
iejimus ir iSejimus is tokiu pcze-
r1iniu urvu, aTba Saudo nuodingu
) gazu bonbomis. Kadangi BON
5ardavimas paprastai tesesi po ke-
leta dienu, tai uzgriovus visus ieji-
nus, pasislepusieji tenai vokieGial
nztroksta. Tokiu budu vokieciu
katakambos virsta l:apais jiems pa
items.
Lake paskutinio music veliaus
surasta keletas tokiu urvu, pri-
grustg uztroskusiu vokieciq lavo-
nais.
Lake paskutines savaites, apart
uzemimo svarbiu vokiSku poziciju,
anglai uzgriebe dar daugiaus negu
5000 vokieciq belaisviu.
Pastarieji musiqi
Svarba musiu Belgijoj parodo Gu
Belgijoj. dalyku: viena, kad
anglai sugeb' per-
lauzti solsieeiu frontq bile laiku,
A!kar. iie sau pasiskiria ir so.iecia.
tam jan negaii taip pasipriesinti,
kaip kad pirmiaus priesindavosi ;
antrd, kad anglu vadas Haig pa
nasiais savo laimejimais jau ivare
yokieeiu frontan, rytus nuo mie-
sto Ypress, pavojinga kyli. Oar
pora tokiu 5mugiu If vokieciai
lures traukti atgal visa savo from
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12

tacija. yra lygiai pavojingi demo
kratiskumo prieSai, kad If dievai
zino po kokionis de1nokratiskuno
skraistemis jie dangstytus.
Amerikon atvyko kele-
Armenu tas armenu is Turkijos.
skerdyne. Jie pasakoja tiesiog pa
stebetinus dalykus.
Anot ju, ne wien turkai yra kalti
liz tai, kad tukstancius armem1
iSskersta be pasigailejimo. .Jie ill.,
dija, kad Vokietija, kuri tikisi pc
kares uzgriebti dali plotu Mazoj
Azijoj, suplianavo armenu skerdi-
mus, ka! visai isnaikinti Sta did
ziai pramoninga tauta, kuri gale
tp butt ju prieSais pramones sry-
yje.
Burius armenq isvezdavo ant
lpes Tigro If kaip ,kaciukus MI
skandindavo; kitose vietose juos
tadu ismarindavo. Atvykusieji
Alnerikon misijonieriai po prisie-
ga liudija apie tai, kad armen ,
skerdynes buvo daromos sulys
pliany, apdirbtu "sulturiskoj' Vo-
kietijoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12

kanalo, paliuosuodami didele dali
Belgijos ir Belgijos pajurio.
Sisai pastarasis dalykas-Belgi-
jos pajurio paliuosavimas-yra
talkininkams ypac svcrbus. lval-
riose to pajurio vietose vokieSiai
yra isitaise submarinu stotis; su-
naitinus tuos lizdus, vokiSki sub
Itnarinai netektu priepla'iku If tu-
rctu keliauti net is vOkisku por-
| tu, kas labai apsunkintu jiems
sabmarinq kare, O talkininkai ga
letu lengviau atsidusti ant juriu.
Atkartotinos zinios
Pavojus is ivairiu Saltin:u
Petrogradui. ateina apie tai, kad
vokieciai buk rem
giasi prize didelio zygio priesais
Petrograda. Paskiausios privatiS-
kos zinios is Stockholnlo praseSa,
kad apielinkese salos Bornhclm,
Baltiko jurese, renkasi didelis vo-
kieciu kariSkas laivynas, kurio pir-
miausiu tikslu bus paimti miestG
Ilelsingforsq, Finliandijoj, o is cia
pradeti kariSkas operacijas prizes
Petrograda.
Nors Sites zinios yra ne oficia-
les, bet tik privatiSkos, vienok JOS
yra yertos isidemejimo. Final, kaio
zinome, yra beveik atvirame suki-
lime prizes Rusija, kuriai jie ME
kados nep.itare. Vokieciu laivyna
If issodinta Helsingforse kariu-
mene jie pasvelkintu su istiestomis
rarkomis.
Kad rusai pats humane ia pa
voju, apie tai galima spresti is
labai reiSkaus pranesimo Finlian-
dies 'rusu gubernatoriaus, kuris
Siomis dienomis iSleido viesa pra-
nesilna, patardanas rusiskoms Sci
mynoms kuogreiciausiai apleisti
Finliandija "kol dar llepervelu;;' y jis
aiskiai prasitaria, kad Finliandija
retrukus gall butt karisku operac;-
ju lauku. Suglaudus sia zinia SIT
virsmineta zinia apie vokieciu be-
siartinantl laivynq, nesunku yra
stprasti, kad tarp jq turf butt ar
timas bendras rysis. Syki issede
ant Finliandijos krantu, vokieciai
neturetu dideliu sunkumu pasiek-
ii Petrograda. Rusu kariskas lai
vynas esantis dabar Finu ilankoj,
taptu sunaikintas, arba uzgriebtas,
o vokieciu frontas taomet, eida-
mas nuo Dvinsko j siaurius linkui
Petrogrado, atsiremtu ! Finu ilan-
ka. Turedami visa Baltika savo
rankose ir prielankia sau Fin
liandija is savo Sono, vokieciai
v;sai atkirstu Rusija nuo Baltiko
Juriu ir dar labjaus apsaugotu
ir sudrutintu savo siaurini fron-
IA. atsiremianti jures. Kad vo-
kieciai turi galvoje panaSu pliana
-tas yra beveik neabejotinas da-
lykas. Kada jie ia pliana ivyk-
dins, tas priklausys nuo to, kada
Jiems tas bus paranku.
Tuom tarpu Ru-
! iRusijos sijoj vidurine
"parlamentas." tvarka ne tik
kad nesigerina,
bet eina Wis blogyn. Apie be-
tvarkes ir plesimus Rusijos gi-
lumoj ateiua Wis daugiau ziniu.
Gaujos plesiku if sukurstytos pc
lvairius agitatorius tamsios rusiS-
ku muziku minios mato '1aisve'
tame, kad pleSti viskq, kas jiems
akin puola. Net velionio Leono
Tolstojaus dvarelis neisvenge van
dslu rankos, nors Tolstojus buvo
didziausis prastu z1noniu draugas
ir daugelis rusu ziuredavo j il
kaipo ! pusiau-sventa. Dabar vel
uzejo streiku banga.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12
UzpUoLE roIsro1AUs
NAMUS.

Petrogradas, spalio 8 d. :
Kruvos kairlieciu uzpuolt ir is
plese dvara yeiionio grafo Leono
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-12

Armijoj betvarke kaip buvo
taip If yra, nors Kerenskis laLa
astriais zodziais jau ne syki gra-
sino maistadariams ir agitato,
triams.
Bet, kaip iSrodo, Kerenskis mo
kl daug kalbeti If grasinti, bel
|remoka If nesugebi energiskai
|veikti. 10 grasinin1ai pasilieka tik
lgrasinimais ir pagalios niekas il
nepaiso. zinoma kad nuo tc
tvarka negali pageretis, bet dar lab
jaus turi pablogeti, nes kuomer
kiekvienas gall sau nankyti val.
dzia, kaip jis iSmano, tai tokis
valdzia tik is vardo valdzia.
0 kad Kerenski manko kair
tesla bolSevikai, anarhistai if XII.
toki agitatoriai, tai tas pasirodi
lake socialistu kongreso Petrogra.
de. Jie uzsimane pats apsiskelb.
Ii "parlamentu" If pareikalavo
kad valdzia ju k1ausytq.
Kerenskis, kaip paprastai. gar
siai susuko, kad jis to neleis, mes
keli simtai susirinkusiu socialist
tai dar ne visa tauta II jie, ME
keno nerinkti, nera visuomene:
balso isreiskejais.
Bet gi Kerenskis savo sitos tel.
|smgos pozicijos islaikyti nesuge.
btjo. Velesne, zinios pranesa
kad jis sutiko toki "parlamentq
sutverti. Idomiarsia tas, kad Ke-
renskis monija axis pasauliui, tvir-
tindamas, kad valdzia esq nebu-
sianti prizes Sta navatna "parla-
menta" atsakoma, bet valdzia pri.
pazino "parl. .nentui" tik teise
kad jokia valdzia negaltS iSsilai-
kyti savo victoje, jeigu j netures
t. ''parlamento" pasitikejimo.
Is Stu dvieju priestaraujansiu
rutarimu aiskus gremezdiskas Ke-
renskio valdzios besiaiskinimas, ir
dar aiskesnis yra tas, kad iis Vi
sas sulindo socialistu pirstinesna.
Tasai "parlamentas" gales il man
kyti, kaip tik jis panores.
Oar dvi vies.
Peru ir Uragvajus patijos per
prizes Vokietija. trauke for
nalisku bu-
du rysius SIT Vokietija-isvare vo.
kiskus diplomatiSkus atstovus i:
savo viespatiju if atsauke SAVE
atstovus is Vokietijos. Tos vies-
ratijos-tai Peru If Uragvajus
dvi respublikos Pietinej Amerikoj
Trecia respublika, Equadorius
taipgi atsisake priimti vokiska at
stova. Beveik visa Pietine Amc.
rika dabar atvirai stojo prizes Vo-
kietija.
Ir temykite,-vis tai yra respub
llikos, kuriose tokius zingsllius da-
70 ne biurokratai, bet zmoniu is
r.nkti atstovai. Visam pasaulyj
heveik neliko viespatijos, kuri ne
butu stojusi kovon su vokiskuoju
militarizmu ir vokiskomis nieksy.
bimis. Nejaugi visas pasaulis bu-
tu is proto isejes ir neteisingai
ant Vokietijos uzsipuoles? Ne. IL
81 visos respublikos nutartu stoti
rries Vokietija todel, kad Ameri
kos kapitalistu naudai kare vesti
kaip tai nori prastiems zmonens
lkalbeti gudragalviai.. socialistai
Yra gera proga qapie tai pagalvo-
Ii items zmoneins, kurie moka rim
c;au protauti, o. ne vien aklai klau-
syti visokiu agitatoriq.
Kapitalistai sioje,'kareje- taip ge-
raj kaip nieko nereiSkia. Sioj vi
so pasaulio karet is vienos puses
cabar yra srlstoje visos respubli-
kos, arba tolsios vieSpatijos, kaip
Anglia, kuri tik is vardo yra
n onarchija, o is kitos puses auto
kratiskos monarcllijos. Ir 81 ka-
re tures nuspresti ant visados, sr
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

Ham, Cheese and Sardine Sand wiches. served at City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

was shown It was shown that some Of the voters at Afognak and seldo- via were illiterate. but il, was also shown that they were citizens. If the law is to be of any avail Wickersham has nothing to fear from the charge of fraud"
 Mir. Rustgard stated that he took very little interest ir the Eoyernorship fight being waged against the reap pointment of Governor J. F. A. Strong.
 When Strong was requested to pull off rotten deal, ? said Mr. Rus.gard, "and stack the cards ol Wickersham. he finally put his foot down. This was enough to brand him a menace to the bipartisan organization and the fight started. Where Strong made his mistake was in not pulling off his coat, rolling up hIs sleeves and going after the bunch as soon as he stepped in office"
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26
NEWSPAPERS cLAMoR TO
 HAVE INSPECTOR CANNED,

The press of Alaska has evidently united to secure a new postal inspect or for Alaska. In southeast Alaska two important mail routes have been practically made useless to tho com. munities which they serve by reason of the activities of this inspector.
 The mall route from Ketchikan to Prince of Wales island points is now being served by gas boat at the risk of life to crew and passengers. sey. eral years ago Senator Hickman and other influential merchants of Ketchi. kan subscribed and fitted up steam CT for the run. Their request that the post office department allow . req sonable amount for carrying the mall on this run was denied.
 The mall route from Juneau to Sit ka was formerly served by the steam CT Georgia. Inspector Neal caused the contract to be cancelled and this route Is now served by gas boat Juneau Dispatch.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26
GLAC|ER|CE TO BE BE FURNISHED
 JUNEAU

JUNEAU. July 26 - A contractor offers to furnish glacier ice, gathered from the water near Juneau. at s2 ton to fishermen, who now pay SC a ton for artificial ice and s4 for glacier ice. The glacier ice is as hard as flint, and goes two and half times as far as the manufactured ice the fishermen say. The furnishing of glacier ice as a regular industry recalls that ice was almost the first of Alaska's exports.
 More than fifty years ago sailing ships were loaded with glacier ice from the Sitka neighborhood. and it was shipped to San Francisco. for use there.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26
WESTWARD VOTE IN OELEGATE
 ELECTION

Attorney John Rustgard, of Juneau, returned to his home yesterday on the steamer Northwestern after having spent several days in Cordova. He was To the westward representing Delegate Wickersham in his contest with Charles A. sulzer for the seat as delegate to congress from Alaska. Democratic National Committeeman T. J. Donohoe. of Valdez. took deposi- tons at seldovia. Kodiak and other places, in the interests of Sulzer. claiming fraud in the vote cast for Wiekersham. Rustgard accompanied Donohoe, representing Wickershsm. and in discussing the contest, he said:
 The law provides that the contest. ant must file evidence in the form of dispositions within fixed date. Con. testee has forty days thereafter in which to file with the clerk of the house of representatives his evidence in the form of dispositions. Sulzer's time to do so expires July 28. The law also requires that when a party intends to take deposition of wit. ness he must serve notice on the op. posite party, stating the time. rlaee and officer before whom the wisuess is to be examined Sulzer served mo- tice upon Wickersham that deposition of several witnesses would be taken on Kodiak island on or about July B, as soon as the Evans should ar rive there. This notice was served just before the Evans left Seattle, so late that Judge Wickersham could not get aboard or even send me or any. body else mail on the subject. So he just wired me to go and stay by the crowd and cross-examine the witnss. ses. This I did and am more than pleased with the result No fraud
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26
CHILDREN DOING THEIR
 BIT FOR RED choss.
(By Associated press)

STERLING, Col, July 26.- Sixty children of Sterling are working daily for the Red Cross under the direction of Miss Harriet Jacobs. The child ren gather each afternoon at the court house to cut old rags for fracture pillows, while their mothers are en- gagged in another room making up the pillows. ( 4sr~
 TLe work Is under the auspices of Sterling chapter of the Red Cross.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

WAhTED--A gas engine and buxx saw. Apply Cordva House.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

Butter Snails and Doughnuts, fresh twice daily, at City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26
LADIES',

Don't miss seeing our shoe line We have full line of them. as smart as any made. Clayson The Clothier.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

WANTEO-A maid for general housework. Apply to Mrs. E. L. liar wood.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

Everything in furniture and house hold goods. Just call on Lambert. tf
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

Everything in furniture and house hold gods. Just call on Lam bert. If
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

FOR SAIE--A .pasoiins. launch, boat and engine in first class condi- ton. Apply Frank Cunningham, Al askan Hotel Barber Shop.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY TiMEo.

LOST -- BANK CHECK Finder ss turn to Times Office and receive re. ward. Albert Caldwan.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

FOR SAlE-The launch T. N. B. 33 feet long, foot beam, Western Stan dard engine, two hatches aft, pilot house control. See Cooper, at float.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

LOST A pockstbook, containing $10 money order. Finder please re- turn to Times Office.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-26

If you can't find what you want in household goods, go see Lambert. 14.tf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-03
WOODMEN WILL PAY
DUES OF SOLDIERS
Local Camp Takes Action to
Keep Up Insurance of
Volunteers.

BY action of Pendleton camp w. o.
W. last evening it was decided to pay
the dues of all Woodmen who may
go to war. The dues will be paid
from the camp funds and thus those
who may enlist will be assured of
having their insurance payments con-
tinued while in the service.
There were rs members in attend
ance last evening and three candi-
dates were initiated. Plans were dis
cussed for a big inftatory meeting
on May il at which time the work
will be given by a special exemplifi-
cation team from Walla Walla. Aft
er the regular meeting chicken
mulligan supper was served and dur
ing the program a Pendleton woolen
mill bath robe was presented to John
F. Hoyt, district manager, to show
of his work in behalf
of the camp. The presentation was
by Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald. H. J.
Taylor was presented with watch
fob in honor of faithful attendance
at all meetings when food is served"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-03
After Grip
Winter Colds
Bad Blood

You are pale, thin, weak-with little
vitality. Your liver is sluggish and
the bad blood causes your stomach
muscles to lose their elasticity and
become fabby and weak = then
indigestion.
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, purely vegetable ana free from
alcohol or narcotics, is the great and
powerful blood purifier Of to-day. Ex-
tracted from American forest herbs
and roots. Contains no alcohol. In
gradients printed on wrapper.
Take it as directed and it will search
out impure and poisonous matter
throughout the system AMI eliminate
it through the natural channels.
All dealers in medicines can supply
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
in liquid or tablet form, or send ten
cents in one-cent stamps to DIR. Pierce,
Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, n. ", for trial
package Of tablets.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-03

w. ). Badley, assistant cashier OF
the American National Bank. arriy.
ed home this morning from a trip to
Seattle and Portland.
John jackson of condor is at the
st. George.
w. ]. Furnish is up from his home
at Portland.
f. d. Ressler professor at O. A, G.
is at the Pendleton.
N. G. Stoddard OF Perry is here
for federal court.
Roy 1. Zerba of Athena. was an
overnight visitor here.
NJ. F. Davis of Union is among the
visitors from over eastern oregon.
John Campbell of Palmer juno
tion is here to attend federal court.
w NJ. Cake. prominent Portland
attorney, is here for the federal court
term.
Mrs. Ida Hill has accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper at the City Auto
Company.
Frank sailing, former county clerk,
came up this morning from his Stan
llelu TAnCn.
w. H. Browning and T H. Hewlett
of Baker are here for the federal
court term.
]. E. Kilkison and William Brant
of North Powder are here for the
federal court term.
Colon Eberhard, La Grande attor-
ney. is appearing before the U. s.
district court today.
Al Daniel is over from La Grande
]. W. Masters of Baker is register
ed at the St. George Hotel.
J. II. Overton has left for vulcan,
where he is going to run a
caterpillar during the summer.
Ernest Vehrs. Charles johnson and
L c. Bulls are among the La
Srande residents in Pendleton today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HONOR J.W. MALONEY
BANQUET DRAWS PROMINENT
MEN FROM OVER STATE
AND is IMPRESSIVE

One of the most impressive events
in local Pythian circles occurred last
evening when with 1875 guests in at
tendance Damon Lodge No. paid
honor to ]. w. Maloney. prominent
local member and past grand chan
cellor of Oregon. The chief event of
the evening was the presentation to
Mr.. Maloney of e veterans Jewel and
was by w. NJ. Cake or Portland who
has served with the local man in the
grand lodge continuously during the
past 23 years. Judge Maloney be.
came a member or the knights of
Pythias at Athena rs years ago, T. d.
Taylor being the then chancellor
commander of the Athena lodge.
Aside from Judge Cake, other
prominent outside guests last evening
included Leslie e. Crouch, grand vice
chancellor of Portland and M. F. Da-
Wis, past supreme representative of
Union. Mr.. Crouch made a particu-
larly eloquent talk. paying high trib-
ute to the work OF Judge Maloney in
Pythian circles.
J. H. Gwinn served as POSTMASTER
at the banquet ana read letters from
Judge w. l. Bradshaw OF The Dalies
E. d. Curtis. s. p r.. OF Portland. W.
l. Marks. P. G. c. or Albany, II. c.
Workman. grand chancellor Of Med
ford. and Walter G Gleeson, grand
keeper of records ana seal. Portland.
Local speakers were r. Alexander.
Rev. ]. f. Snyder and J. r. Raley.
The banquet was served in the I.
o. o. F lodge room by the girls of
the domestic science department at
the high school A musical program
was given consisting OF selections by
the Fletcher boys orchestra. a la
dies quartet composed Of Mrs Nc
Cook. Mrs Hatch. Mrs Sturdivant
and Mrs. Hager, and solos by Mrs.
Hatch and Mrs. sturdivant Mrs.
Charles Hurd being accompanies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-03
BREAK WITH AUSTRIA
NOT AVOIDED BELIEF
Postponement of Discussion
Merely Notice to Keep off
Many Think.

WASHINGTON, April "A break
with Austria Is by no means avoided,
is the general view here. Instead. in
postponing the discussion of the sit
uation the president has merely
served notice that unless Austria