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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-07

The oddfellows and Rebekahs and
their families are planning 4 social
time tomorrow night in odd Fellows
Hall at 7:50 o'clock which bids fair
TO be most enjoyable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23


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OF the fact that journals and Of reputation
published articles
ed en- him the following: ~ ~
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"The New York World"
"The York; lines"
seThe New York Globe"
"The Chicago Tribune"
In it's Of August 1914
cal Association published following article quoted in The Trbune
pleading: ' - ~ ~
Zone the syndicate was denied the use
United States mails
York Institute Of Science Rochester Y Virgil the original
president OF this has made
The Journals about
Neal the past it worth while summarizing this
meteoric career" e 49," -e~ss'
Then follows brief the field ~
medicine. - 49, ~ s''' "a
THE Chicago Tribune published article on Januav
IT, 1899 headed Sucers by the Million telling the story
which dealt with New York Globe
1906, according o 49, 20 @4' ~
The Tribune has thus pleaded all its past and
utterances relative
corporations complained Of in the - ~ ~ ~As As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23
Tnibune;s Ansper IN Libel Suit
Says E. Virgil Neal Is a Ouack
Continued from Page 1877

ssdss approval upon the authority Of the plaintiff and
making these representations the plaintiff Neal
md . quack"
pleading AYERS the Postmaster General Of the
United States issued fraud ORDER prohibiting
this The fraud order
socaed "nsu" instead being
scientific treatise had been represented advertising
pamphlet
the cdr
learning that had faculty nothing
IN which pamphlets and books being sold under false
fraudulent representations
That the representations clearly
signed the corporation
how accomplish things
education personality
That the impression
that these of instructions would provide with
neim absurdity.
certain corporation ccu
give the that the purchaser something
nsy actually received and that the
representations extravaganza absurd
That other extravagan
nature misleading and indicative of fraud
Paragraphs Generals findings
the gaining subscribers Of
the representations absolutely
That for said Pooce
complaints said corporation claiming
duded and that estimated that
public to be Of s150o,O0o
Tribune pleading
reasonable believe findings
General of the substantially
Tribune then takes history
Institute Physicians Surgeons organized under the
in Motto Sage"
Thomas r. Adkin and M.
incorporation founded for
objects Treating disease manufacturing giving
subjects principal place
Rochester NJ Y The principal business alleged
through mails Of magnetic psychic disease
"Vitaopahy"
performances, performances
tx Motto Sage forth the humble
Adkn
Marcon "v Magnetism Psychic Force"
pleading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23

Here the nstuts In which Nsa
was Interested alludins to Adkin;
The blind walk and HELPLESS individual,
restored to health when given die by may
not cure stop palms, heals and
marve that practice and defy plau
ton"
In August 1905 Tribune pleading stat.s n. 1nea sa,
Postmaster General issued fraud order
tute Of Physicians prohibiting from using the mails
transmitting its advertising given this order
were substantially the same the York
of Science"
But Neal had interests Issuing Of fraud order
against the Institute Of Physicians did stop his
ies the declares In October founded with the
Adkn and Charles Clark the Science
1881 Broadway The Of the Academy
stated in the certificate Of incorporation,
ITO give instruction by correspondence In per
son or otherwise chirooey physiognomy grapogy
all scientific sub alleges that one Of the
chief OF instruction the agi physical
being the greatest
Of the eN
One Of the products of this book entitled
Of Power The columbia Academy Of
startling persons who read It to make
power improve memory and eradicate
all bad habits Rockefeller and other multi
monae had read Secret
its formulas daily in para
graph Of advertisement telling just ag SYSTEM
Neal Of the could
defence:
"a that develops the nerves. simulta-
1t gives most beautiful physique symmetrical on
cheeks makes cheerful happy brings
healthy blocd healthy the
body; vtay PALE who
vitality attractive fascinating young strong
and healthy wives who
We them"
programme "Coumbia Academy
character reading enabling
read character glance 1t also advertised
personal magnetism and magnetic healing"
time the "Cumba Academy was
founded Neal with his Adn and Clark
College of Sciences incorporated under the laws Of
magnetism hypnoism suggestive
peu healing other subjects throughout the
foreign in 4e
Walnut Street. Philadelphia The pleading alleges american
College Neal
Company
the laws of Delaware 19O3 by
I. Irving Handy Wilmington Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23

organizing corporation president
managed It's business affairs
1.-THE through
mails 'Torce Life" Ray Capsules"
this corporation which denounced published
on the editorial Of e York Te January 49,
fraudulent which had operated what otesy
obvious swinde" the declares
The genius behind The Life" said be William
wallace Hadley widely magazines
as an eminent thaumaturg panopa had discovered
OF concentrated extracts which might truly be called Life
Force AS described in The pleading advertise
ent the circumstances Of the dramatic The comb
1non (o exracts) cleaned glare
Rhe IN Its sheen Of ruby ed while containing substance
culver and vbrate as the effort to restrain the tremendous
dynamic held"
Hadey The Tribune alleges credited pwe
and death not given ordinary mora"
combat and all maades hopeless we and
clasp the orseess fingers of death
Time hurried humans 70 grave"
The Life Ray Capsules" exploited being charged
radum and Hadley quoted saying that believed
able substance the fountain Of Youth"
searched in vain There practically nothing Ray
Capsules and the Force Life" remedies cure
credited the publicity Of the parent corporation.
he American Company manufacturing and
selling Neal Biscuits and Meals Chocolates
1906 by James Raford The Tribune products
advertised to top the sharp Of
by the watch The that made an
adult feel like twoyearod in clover
brains five hours and blood in four hours highly
machc food made from the pineapple the men
celery and few good things for the stomach and bowels
food package of which would the be
the old world laugh gee and vgor and fe
The Tribune alleges that these
knowledge and approval of the plaintiff making
representations the plaintiff quack charaan
Neal alleged by The Tribune
izng the Manufacturing Company
and selling drugs toilet articles and
Meals Divine sGap advertised CONTAINING olive oil and
ss Of and iss9s1s g
CHARGED with violating the Federal Food and
guilty. at trial. convicted and sentenced by the
slightly sss Dsa bs dSs ssss
treatmen founded Neal
article written good Turner
Pittsburgh the subject of weight reduction
by The Journal the American in
as advertising copy the pleading says
Prior April H. 1918 the date Of the article
Tribune telling Of Meals arrangement in the Federal Court Buffalo,
c2ng the allegations made by The Tribune This
for diseases Of the human body found by Tribune
OF Nuxaed Iron" the plaintiff Neal Wye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23
HOTEL HARGRAYE

110 LII lA7A1N11Nz1v u
W. TEND ST., BETWEEN BROADWAY
4 COLUMBUS AVENUE. NEW YORK.
All transit lines within half block
Central Park entrance one block.
Ali shopping and emuaements WITHIN
ave 30 ton minutes.
800 Rooms. 800 Bathrooms Absolutely
hrepropl. Comfort. Refinement and Luxury
combined with very moderate rates.
single rooms. With private bath. s4'es
Double room. private bath. persenA
Parier. bedroom. private bsth. per.
sons, $3.ee and up.
Restaurant AND service are the best.
at reasonable prices. EUGENE CABLE,
Ss.d leV Illustrated Booklet. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-23

VIZ HETHER ka blue the forest green of the
~ corps phhr the rank you're
cordially you
week oeu be The
hadhake cordial hospitality greet yv
the "best % uh eave All Of the
facilities all
charge at home I'm the srice That
through seng you real prcge
you're weome, truly so-today, and all The Time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
FOUND GUILTY, GRACE LUSK ATTACKS PROSECUTOR
BOARD STANDS
PAT; REFUSES
EQUAL RAISES

Scattles woman school director
Mrs. ", l.. Harper. alone voted
Wednesday evening against rvaffirm'
ing the stand OF the board TO dis.
crimlnatc between women and men
school teachers Ia the matter % pay
increases
In view % inability ~ the board 20
finance an equal raise Tor all. she
favored resembling former action and
spreading the money around aS ftr
as IL would go 20 men and women
alike. She was Eohdly opposed by
the men directors
The board granted bonuses TO 81
grade school principals. ranging
from $3.50 TO sess SO. and to six high
school principals. ranging from s.so
20 $3.50. and raised three vice princi'
pals 10 principals. with an increase
of $500 In salary
The total OF bonuses granted
amounts To f.e. 600.
The vote on rcaftirming the stand
60 discriminate between men and
women teachers was taken after
President George A. spencer said hc
believed the women should know the
boards stand before the election OF
teachers for next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
'sSPEED DEMONS"
LEAVE UNITED
PRESS FOR WAR

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5o.--The
announcsment that California has
been asked to furnish 200 vol.
unte<r photographers and telephone
men brought two quick candidates.
Oscar r. Dogxe. United Press op-
orator on the Modesto Call News.
was In such a hurry that he stopped
The wire.
Break. I'm going to enlist Please
NIX where I'm supposed 10 60" he
hid.
4 Operator Thomas +. Kelly at Los
Angeles chimed in and said II Oscar
couId do II he could. too.
Both Kelly and Dogge are known
- speed demons" In the tclegra phi
gamc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
" omen Weep

Hundreds Of women. who hurried
10 the court room when news spread
that the jury had reached decision.
stood with tears streaming down
their faces during Miss Lusk's col.
lapse. m. jurors filed out with
ash~n faces. never looking NJ the de
PENDANT
Men. women and children sought 60
Jump over tho railing TO the side Of
the craxed woman. Tho court mas
tered the situation with his Favsi. at
the same time sitting his tears.
Despite heavy oplatr.. Miss fusk
failed 10 sleep the nurses said today
Her father was haggnrd after the
all night watch o., her side
Judge Lucck left today for Port
Washington for brief rest II was
believed he would call Miss LuHk
before him for formal sentence next
Wednesday. The motion for a new
trial. to be filed a, that time. will
claim the jury failed 60 find In &C
cordanoo with the evidence OF In.
sanity.
Jurymen stated that 10 ballots
were necessary. The jury was out
four houra by It's verdict the jury
ahsolveH Miss Lusk Of the charge OF
premediution In the killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
ATTACK
FAILS IN NORTH

LONDON. May 20 AN enemy at.
tack against the strong point known
as Eoutc-A.kecp. northwcs, Of Fcstu.
bert. was completely rcpuiscd last
night" Marshal HalE reported today
IN the nelgheorhood 81 Merrls.
Haig said. the British. Ia "a success
ful minor operation. slightly i'm
proved their lines. In two attacks
the British captured a few prisoners
and took machine guns.
Near LOGON enemy trenches were
r1sided. and n few prisoners brought
back Hostile artillery fire was re.
ported eastward OF NilierS- Breton.
neux and on the Hinges and Robccq
sectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
TORNADO HITS TOWN

FAIRFIELD. Kan. May 20 This
vicinity was visited BY a damaging
tornado between " ard .. IN. At
tho Roy Eldseway farm nine were
Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
10000 FINNISH
MEN AID RUSSIA

LONDON. MAY sO.-Forty thou,
sand Finnish rcd guard soldiers are
fighting for Russian. IA well as Bin.
nish existence. II was stated In IN
exchange telegraph dispatch received
from Moscow today
The dispatch said that the rituar
ton is grave. owing TO the food
shortage. but that they would be-
able to hold out for several weeks.
depending upon Russia to send sup
plies in tas meantime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
GERMANY LOSES
$4,000 TROOPS
IN WEST DRIVE
ny HENRY WOOD

HtfFd fffNN ARfftNN"N"'"f
WITH TuE FRENCH AR.
MuFS ~ THE FIELD. May 30.
The Germans. since the start
Of the present offensive. have
last a minimum Of 10000 men.
according Go compilations today
that are mathcmatically certain.
This includes the losses In the
present phase OF the offensive ON the
Aisne front. and IL Is believed the
enemy casualties there arc fully as
heavy "a they have been ON the Pic
ardy and Flanders front
Counted with the 40 divisions tls0..
900 mem used In the scissors. Rheims
drive now under way. the enemy has
employed 900 other divisions (ssoo.
cco mem since the offensive star,
cd. leaving but 10 divisions 100000
men, Of unused troops, a, their dis
rosAl.
Counting the divisions which tho
enemy has used two or three times.
n has engaged total OF csc divis.
ions tt.iseoOo mem in operations
since March 81.
Divisions shattered
According 10 authentic Information
N the possession OF French military
authorities. the Germans have lost a
minimum OF 5000 men in each divis'
Ion employed,
The German attack on the Aisne
front Monday fell upon British dlvls-
Ions which previously had been en-.
ragged aud We're sent 10 the ~quet"
sector 70 recuperate.
neSpige the most stubborn resist
ans. the British division occupying
Crayonne fell back under pressure
from four German divisions, Ger.
man tanks on the British flank pre-
vented a counter attack.
British division In Bermlcourt
Wood. cooperating with French ter.
Fitcriais. held out 10 the last man.
The feature Of the entire battle in
this area has been the close cooper.
alton OF the French and British.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30

Tony Bsrtsro dicd "Wednesday
from injuries received in auto aec..
dent near Everett on Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
TROOP VESSEL
SUNK; 101 Die

LONDON. May 30--The transport
Leahowe Castle was torpedocd and
sunk Sunday. the admiralty has an.
nounced. with a loss OF 1oi lives.
The Leahowe Castle was British
transport. with n net weight of 1881
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30

Dr David Roberts. piiloried In clos
Ing arguments yesterday an partly TO
blame for Miss Lusk staying his wife
last June. was absent from the court
room when tho jury came in shortly
after 10 . m Miss LuEk had asked
that he be brought IN. and later
ordered her brother and aged father,
Go TO Dr. Roberts tomorrow.
Don't hurt him. but tell him what
has happened 90 me
The father was hear'hroker today
God. " I could only tell all know
q the man who put my daughter
here. he said ~ Dr Roberts Some
day reckoning Ia coming to him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
AIRMEN AGAIN
ATTACK PARIS

PARIS. May 3O.--The enemy con.
Quoted air raids In several places last
night. It was officially announced to.
day.
An attempted attack on Paris was
driven of by an aerial barrage. but
bombs were dropped in the suburbs
One Of the enemy airplanes was
brought down IN flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30

One ton and half Of sugar were
found stored az home % Francis =.
Nash. naval medical director. In
Washington. u. &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
WOMAN HIT BY CYCLE:
DIES FROM INJURIES

Miss Harriet w Carter, 10. 12ti
Boylston ave. is dead, following In.
Juries received when hit by motor.
cycle Tuesday evening at Tenth ave.
and Pike st. Her identity was not
discovered until late Wednesday
evening.
The motorcycle was ridden by Har.
old Arthur, is. OF SIS Bell St. who
was arrested. and later released on
bis personal recogpizance. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
GERMAN AvIAT0RS BOMB
AMERICANS HOSPITALS

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN FRANCE. MAY alderman air.
men deliberately bombarded huspl.
tails housing scores OF American and
hundreds OF French wounded. "A few
miles behind the battle front. Tues.
day night
number OF patients were injured
and a French nurse was killed
There were several deaths among the
civilians In the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
Juror. Arc Amnred

sThat rnnn'r .on He'd lie lied lie
lied my mfe away Maurice Tullar
swore my life away" she screamed.
while jurors stood ashaHi IN their
places. spectators looked on amazed.
and the court. seeking 10 end the
tension. requested defense attorneys
to postpgne all motions. and dis
missed the court.
MiHa Lurk'n finger nails drew
blood on Tuiiar'H right cheek. She
vas torn away by attorneys and
court attaches. and was carried shick
Ing to her cell. Her attorneys will
make a motion for a rctriai In few
days. lasing their plea on the ground
that she " insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
TIL E SEATTLE STAR
WATCH GIRL IN
CELL TO AVOID
SUICIDE EFFORT

WAtkEsIiN, Wis. May 10
Grace I.usIs lies In her cell here
today. u woman dcspairing In the
face Of the term Of II 20 % years
In prison that her conviction last
night Of second degree murder
means for her. The Jury brought
in the verdict last night
The topic OF discussion today
among those who have followed the
case OF the school teacher who killed
the wife OF her affinity. Mrs. Mary
Newman Roberts. n her dramatic
attack upon Attorney -. = Tullhr.
deputy district attorney. following
the return 81 the verdict.
Miss Lusk was under close guard
In her cell here today. IL N feared
uhe may attempt TO take her own
life to escape the sentence TO prison.
Miss Lurk WAS under the care or
two nurses and "a specialist sun
unnrryrd by the verdict which drove
her IN a mnniacai fury at The pros
eeutor'a throat u, was the most sen
wational ending 60 "a murder trial In
WiAconsin'H court history
FOR "A few moments after the yer
diet had been read Miss Luak rested
her head against the shoulder Of her
father. eyes closed. Then she rose
slowly. deliberately passed around
the table and stood for a moment be
fore Attorney Tuliar. man Of 60.
then nprang upon him with cry
that renoundcd thru tho building.
she graap.d the aged man hy the
throat and shook him back and forth
In his scat until men dragged her
away.
I.trnr. Are Aunrsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30

the vacation
ordinarily Wash fine drill
of Trouser lat SOC
UPPER oR-TTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
Dress Goods
Remnants
Half Price
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
Black and White
Check Suiting 25c Yd.

Yard-wide Suiting, specially priced
for Friday at 25c yard-medium and
small black and white checks; II bolts
in the lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30

Union Suits in ecru
color. with short sleeves.
ankle length; white in
knee length; all sizes.
INSIDE THE LOWER SECOND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-30
Wool Crepe 75c a Yard

40-inch Wool Crepe, serviceable and
pretty. in old rose, Pekin blue, old
gold, lavender tan, bronze, peach and
mahogany.
I-Uprp MAIN FIOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
RATIFIED Bi TEXAS HOUSE
Measure Goes o senate; Huge sum
Invested IN short-Term War
Ccrtifitatcs.

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb 2s.-By a
vote OF II TO ~ the lowe, house OF
the TeVaS Legislature, after an ALI
day debate. adopted Joint resolu-
tion To ratify the national prohibit.
tlon amendment and sent the meas.
ure to the senate, where II was
made the special order for 80 o'clock
tomorrow Much opposition deVel-
oped In the senate today over the
resolution, but prohibition leaders
tonight expressed confidence In itr
adoption Mt tomOrrow's session.
The bill which would create ten.
mile dry zone atound Texas army
camps was favorhblv reported by the
senate committee on criminal iuris-
prudence. TO which II had been re-
ferred.
state Treasurer , NJ Edwards.
by telegraph invested five million
dOllars Of state funds in shott-term
war cNTtlficates Of the United States
immediately after n bill authorizing
this purchase was passed IN the sen
ate. This measure was passed by
the house Nesterday. and the invest,
Wrnt was made through the Dallas
federal reserve bank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
a rfors obrsskfsst

Why Is man and woman. half the
time. feeling nervous. despondent
worried somo days headnchy, dull
aud unstrunE, some days really IN
cupaCituted by Illness.
II We all would practice inside
bathing, what "A gratifying change
would take place. Instead OF thou
sands Of half sick, anaemic- look ing
souls with pasty, muddy cOmpleNions
We should see crowds of happy,
healthy rosy checked people every
where Tho reason IL that the hu-
man system doeg not rid itself each
daN ~ all the waste which ~ ac-
cumulates under our present mode
~ living FOR every ounce OF food
and drink taken into the system
must be carried out. else Il fer
meuts and forms ptomaine-llke
poisons which are absorbed into the
blood
Men and women. whether sick or
welt are advised to drink each
morning before breakfast. a glass Of
real hot water with teaspoenfui
90 limestone phosphate In g. as. a
harmless means ~ waohlng out OF
the stomach liver kidneys and
bowels The indiEertible material.
waste sour bile and toSlns
Millions of people who had their
turn 40 constipation, bilious attacks.
acid stomach have become real
cranks about the morning inside
hnth. A quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate will not cost much at the
drug store but Is sufficient TO DEM
onstrate 10 anyone. its cleansing,
sWeetcnlng and freshenlng effect
upon the system. m.-AdV.