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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19

Jan. 17-19-5Gth Annual Ma
tional Woolgrowers' Association
convention at Salt Lake City.
Jan. 25.--Anhual meeting OF
Roundup directors.
Jan, 21.--Temporary meeting
for community organization,
4:S0, Commercial Association.
Jan. 19.-Amerlcan Legion
. concert.
= Jan. n - Meeting and cleo
> tion, Pendleton auto Dealers.
= Jan. 20. - Annual County
. Farm Bureau meeting and elec-
. tion Of officers at county library.
> . Ae -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19
FREE MII.k Avn sCHooLs.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 19.-(U. P.)-
Every school child under the age of
IA will get free glass of milk during
the lunch hour period if the legisla-
ture passes a bill Senator Fawcett in
troduced. The cost is to be betrayed
out of the school funds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19

a meeting OF the Church OF the Re-
deemer tonight. at which Norman
Johnson. state Sunday school organ
izer, was to speak. has been postponed.
Mr.. johnson wired this morning that
il would be impossible for him to be
in PendIeton to address Sunday school
workers OF the city tonight. The meet
ing win be held at some future date.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19

I want to say that Chamberlain.
Cough Remedy has been used in my
family on occasion, without numbers
Tor coughs and colds and has given
the best satisfaction of any cough
medicine we ever tired" writes Mrs,
|C. Metzger, Greenville, Ill. You will
look long while before you find a
better remerdy for coughs and colds
or one that is more safe and plea,
SAINT to take.
We'll Known in Foreign Countries
1t will be a surprise to many to
know that Chamberlain's Cough Re-
medy is we'll lsAown and highly este
'emed in many foreigns countries
Charles NJ. Cramer, well known
watch maker Of Colombo, Coylon. says
of it, Il have pot the slightest hesit-
ancy in accommodating Chamberlains
Cough Remedy to all who are suf-
fering from coughs or colds. I have
repeatedly used it and 1t has always
been henefic!aLs
Tonight
If you would enjoy tomorrow, take
Tablets tonight. They
PiouuCe an aSTeednle, laNatlNe erect,
clear the head and cleanse the sto-
mach. They are just what you need
when constipated.
No doubt About II
There is no question but that
Tablets is one of the
best preparations on the market for
troubles, billiousness and
There is no better proof
Of this than when man has once
used them he will consider nothing
Else when in need of snch medicine. !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19
Train in Two sections

Two cars of coast artillery troops,
tound for the coast, made it necessary
for today's Go. IT to be run in two sec
tions between La Grande and Pendle-
ton. The trains were consolidated
here for the run TO Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19
RoosEvFITIAN FANLILY.

MCKEE CITY, Wash, Jan. a.
Four children within eleven months
came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Wayenberg here, with the arriv-
al of a second pair of twins. All were
doing well, including a fifth child IS
months old.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19

Annual Meeting january 20.
rho annual meeting and election Of
officers Of the county Farm Bureau
win DC held at the county library
January 29 week from Saturday
Plans for the year viii be discussed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19

MEXICO CITY. Jan. ia. P.)-
over 100 were drowned. 200 injured
and 1000 made homeless when two
cams above Pachuca broke Yesterday.
The water swept the lower section of
that big mining center
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19
New lieutenant Here

New Lieutenant Here
Lieutenant Myra Moys Of the Saliva
tion Army. has Joined the local s. A.
post and win assist Captain Jennie
Conrad. She succeeds Lieutenant Ma
bel Bangdon, who has been transfer
red 70 The Dalles. Lieutenant. Moye
has been stationed at Anacortes,
Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19

Call physician Then begin
emergency treatment with
NAge = =
y VvAsoRSs
OpeT II Afilhon Iars Ussd yearly

tion this year, that committee has been
notified.
The American Davis committee an
nounced ii will recommend to the
schedule committee that the challenge
round Of the Davis cup matches pre-
cede the national singles Champion
ship. no matter where the latter event
is PLAYED.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19
INyEsTIGATIoN ORDERED

SALEM. Jan. le.-tA. P)-Senator
Dennis joint memorial demanding a
federal paper mill investigation was
adopted by the senate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19
-Me7es Notes Of Pendleton

reGu on THE Fundamental Principles
cf Orchard Practice
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-19

ada expects 10 enter the competi-
Evening star., 1921-09-02

didn't understand 1t. So he stopped
digging and scampered to his bed
room and buried himself in his bed
there. Somehow he felt safer there.
But even there he could feel the earth
shake as the thunder crashed. and not
understanding it, he was moro and more
frightened.
Now. the entrance to Striped Chip
munk's home was under the old stone
wall on the edge Of the Old Orchard.
A long tunnel led to his bedroom. q
tunnel that turned this way and that
way to avoid roots and stones and
from which branched several other
tunnels. These tunnels were just big
enough for Striped Chipmunk to run
through them comfortably and he al
ways kept them clear. He was very
Particular about this.
Now. growing close to the stone
wall and above the tunnels Of Striped
Chipmunk was tall maple tree. In
the middle Of the great storm the
tree was struck by lightning. OF
1t is electricity made in the clouds
seeking its way to the earth. So the
lightning took the maple tree as the
quickest way to earth. 1t is very apt
to take trees in order to reach the
earth. and this is why 1t is never
safe to stand or sit under a tree in
a thunderstorm. Remember this.
The lightning split great piece
out of the maple tree on it's way to
the ground. It knocked the stones Of
the old wall just there every which
way and then tore a great hole in the
ground. And in doing this it made an
end of the tunnels of Striped Chip
munk. That Is. 1t made an end OF a
large part of them.
The wonder is that the lightning
didn't kill Striped Chipmunk. But it
didn't. It gave him a dreadful shock
and for little while he didn't know
anything at all. When he did come
to himself he didn't know what had
happened. In fact, for while he
didn't know anything had happened.
All he knew was that he felt queer
all over. The earth still shook once
in a while from the thunder. and
Striped Chipmunk thought that 1t
must be this that made him feel SO
queer.
So he lay still in his bed Of grass
and shivered little when the earth
shook and wished the storm would
pass And. Of course, 1t did pass. He
could still hear the thunder family.
but the earth no longer shook. And
after a while he could no longer hear
the thunder. Then Striped Chip
munk shook himself and decided that
he would peep outside to see II the
rain was still falling and then he
would go to work on that storehouse.
Copyright, 1921. BY T. ". Bursess.l
Evening star., 1921-09-02

Maybe he came after you left"
'Well. he must have come with the
milk II he did, for we girls all left to.
gether at in the morning" Trixie
stif1ed yawn as she picked up her
gloves.
tions to the chauffeur and now he
settled back in Trixie's vacant seat.
You'll not be going back just yet,"
first on Mr.. Samuel vedder and ind
law"
Mr.. Samuel vedder was at home and
received them after some protest, in
barbarfcally striped pajamas and an,
exceedingly bad temper.
nsrHe Yep fellows lei have havs sot an. an awful
If you are from police headquarters
you've got nothing on me and this il
hell of a time to rout a man out of
his bed! What do you want, any
way?"
'The names of the men who were
your guests at that supper party here
last Thursday night" McCarty replied
shortly.
A change came over the dark,
smooth-shaven face of Vedder, but he
replied with an assumption Of ease:
II don't know what for; 1t was a
perfectly regular party. Let me see
there was Fales Ogden and Roy Good
sell and Henry Mayer and Douglas
Waverly."
stop right there. Mr.. vedder," Nc
Carly interrupted sternly. "Mr. Wa
Thursday night. You ought to have
coached Chedsey and Danton and the
rest of them if you were going to
stick to that lie for him."
Vedder shrugged.
so that's 1t, Is 1t? They've been
k-I
favor for a friend and it's not my
funeral; wasn't on the stand"
Come through now, then. What did
you lie for when 1 phoned you last
Friday morning?'
Because he asked me to. Douglas
called me up and told me he'd been out
all night and he thought the wife had
put q couple of dicks on him, but he
managed to lose them. I'd met him
the day before and invited him to the
party and he said he had another date,
but I suppose that's what made him
think of using me for an alibi. He
said II any one called up to tell them
that he'd been here at a little stag
party and I was glad enough to help
him out" Vedder paused and regard
ed them shrewdly. "It's a horse of
another color. though. If headquarters
is taking an interest in him. Say!
That's the night his friend was
shot,
"Oh. nothing like that"' McCarty
laughed. This is a little matter
about a private gambling establish
ment that we've got the goods on.
BY the way, If you're such friend of
Waverly's you must have sat in more
than one game with him; what's his
particular hunch, his mascot, his
lucky card? He's got one, hasn't he?"
Sure he has" Sam vedder laughed.
HE says it has brought a streak Of
luck down through the family for
generations; it's the nine Of dia-
monds."
Evening star., 1921-09-02

that Same one that you mus. :.
with a mans affections in order to
keep him int'rusted." Every young
girl has it preached at her and it's
silly, sickening lie. "Don't show
your love or he'll hold you cheapT
whisper the feminine wise heads, and
forthwith she begins to dole out her
affection in miserable little driblets
as If it were chicken feed.
Love is the most beautiful and vital
necessity Of the human soul. BY the
giving and the getting Of it does the
soul thrive and go about its work
with gladness and strength. We can
not grow without it any more than
we can grow without sunlight or air
or water. We might just as well de-
eide to hold the sun cheap" because
it gives us its light and heat in
abundance as to hold a human soul
cheap" because what it showers forth
is life-giving love.
No real man would hold a woman
cheap because she showed her caring.
The giving Of true love enriches the
giver, whether the recipient be
worthy or not. However, in this as
in all other human functionings. It's
well to balance the matter with COM
mon sense. Be quite sure that you
are giving actual love, and not merely
stopping over emotional1y. There's
a difference between good, sturdy por-
ridge and cruel.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
The Arteriosolerosis Club.

The Arteriosolerosis Club.
Well. old boy, how's everything at
the club?
! We are all fairly we'll. doctor.
though many OF us feel slighted be-
cause your talks touch on almost
everything under the sun save har-
dening Of the arteries. We are not
working harder than necessary to
keep US out of mischief, not worrying
any. at all. to speak of, and II we
could be separated from our knees
hne fettle.. As 1t Is. we can walk a
few blocks on the level in compara-
tive comfort. and then we must either
use all our Sunday school and pagan
philosophy t3 avoid cussing or else
animate nature wearing flowers and
play that portion OF her anatomy
which troubles US old boys so much.
After brief rest we can navigate a
for a little anatomical research.
What hurts us is that this doctor
takes SO little notice Of US. There are
whole lot Of us in the club. yet mo-
body points any of us out as the
whereas person with fallen arches
or a touch of neuritis Is elevated to
the rank Of a noble. No book we
can get hold of tells US what Is really
the matter. Even DR.. Brady admins
ters to us kind Of scientific neglect.
DR.. Brady exploded so many popular
health or medical fads and fancies,
perhaps he will tell US that wearing
elastic bandages from the toes to the
knees Is useless: -or that the morning
rubbing from the feet upward is Of
no value; or that the morning work.
out to soften the arteries . bit is no
good. We have adopted all these, one
after another, when some physician
more or less eminent suggested them
for a member. We don't bother our
own physicians much any more, for
they generally sit down and tell US,
in effect. that there's nothing to be
done but await the clot in the brain
or the gradual giving out Of the heart
or something equally cheerless. II we
can find one good doctor to treat US
like human beings we'll elect him an
honorary member of our club when
the time comes that he can qualify.
IT. w. H.)
Sorry, brother. but I can't be
friendly with you now. I'm not to
become a member of your club. Look
Evening star., 1921-09-02

that might spread to the very founde.
tions Of the aristocratic institution. II
order to hush the matter up were not
forthcoming, the factotum bundled
him hurriedly into the coatroom, dis
missed the attendant there with
lord.y wave OF his hand and closed
what II It you want to know, sirT'
he asked with a look Of panied resig.
nation. This IL most Irregular. and
ought to take you to member Of the,
house committee, but the quister we
can keep anything Of this, sort the
better. There's not been scandal
That's all right: there won't be now
II you'll md out what want to know
for me-" McCarty assured him. do
you know Mr.. Douglas WaverIyg"
spoke volumes.
Then I suppose I needn't tell you
who has decided to md out at last
what he Is doing when he's not home"
McCarty winked deliberately. Now.
we know all right. but it's our busi.
him out, see? He was here last Thurs
day afternoon late, wasn't he?"
Il don't know. but I can IND out
for you" The man looked his con-
tempt for the shady private detective
he believed the other to be. II only
may have been here earlier. but he
came in little before . o'clock"
Nine o'clock! So another part of
Waverly's alibi was untrue! He had
said that he had gone directly from
Of 1.-THE Girl From, Paradise" and
from there to vedder's apartment.
WAS Mr.. waverly alone? Did he
stay long?" McCarty asked.
mo. sir. He only remained about
q quarter Of an hour and he was
spoke with evident hesitation.
And who was he looking for?"
McCarty saw the mans color change.
II really don't know. sir. didn't
hear him say
LAUGHED es h.' # It AZ Va: :fst na:.n. Sssvs
ing. the man who was shot that
night. you needn't be afraid to say
SO. I've got a friend in the homi-
eide bureau down at headquarters
and he says they know all about the
quarrel between Mr.. Waverly and
any ice; they know the fellow that
did the shooting and they're going
to spring 1t as soon as they get a
little more evidence"
Yes, 1t was Mr.. Creveling whom
10E. WdVeTly was LOOKING Tor, ana It
was just as well he wasn't here or
there would have been a scene," the
man admitted conhdentially. "Mr.
Waverly was purple In the face and
the language he used wasn't fit to
be heard in the club, but it was quiet
here and few of the members were
around. A telephone call came for
Mr.. Waverly, though, and after he'd
answered 1t he Gained down" y
what time was this?"
Only a minute or so after nine; he
couldn't have been here more than
ten minutes then"
Who was the call from?"
Il don't know, sir" The man hesi-
tated once more. 1.-THE boy at the
switchboard told me about 1t after,
or I wouldn't have known he got a
cal. He must have sent for his car
right away, for in another five min
on. haven't seen him since: he
not in the evening"
And how did he seem when he
drove of? Was he over his ut Of
temper?"
F'oh. quite. He chuckled when he
took the wheel"
Then he drove himself? Which
car did he take out that night?"
His fast roadster, sir. Yes, Mr.
Waverly drove himself and he told
the man who brought the car down
from the garage that he didn't know
when he would send 1t back; he'd
call up II he wanted him to come
anywhere for it,
Evening star., 1921-09-02
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

The married woman was giving tho
engaged girl some tips concerning the
management Of husbands
Don't ever let him be too sure Of
you" says she. always have a little
affair going on the side. Nothin'
wrong, you know. dearie. but just
enough to keep hubby guessing. Keep
things nice and spicy. Don't ever let
him know how much you love him or
he won't be int'rusted any more!'
The engaged girl listened to every
word with a joyful glare in her eye
Would she keep him guessing? You'd
better believe she would! For wasn't
this theory Of husband management
backed up by all the lady jurists since
Adam ate the apple and blamed it on
Eve? 1t was. But neverthe-
less, do believe that the most abom-
inable Of all abominable theories is
Evening star., 1921-09-02


Answer.-Before entering the water
insert some lambs wool, not cotton.
In each ear.
Cats ~ Carriers.
It prevention is better than cure,
how about cats as carrierr of tuber-
culosis? What per cent OF cats have
that disease? "a. NJ. L.
Answer know OF no evidence
that cats might carry the bacilli Of
human tuberculosis, and I am unable
to inform you whether cats are sub
ject to any form Of tuberculosis.
Goiter Preventive.
What is q good preventive against
goitre in young girlsf (W. A. b.
Answer.-very small amounts OF
iodine internally. A drop Of tincture
OF iodine in a pint Of drinking water
every day for 9 month. twice a year
Or two or three grains Of sodium TO-
dine. in a quart Of drinking water
daily for a month, twice a year.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
Suanish Buns.

Take one and three-fourths cups Of
sugar, three -fourths cup Of shorten
'rp ard the vo'ks Of five eggs. Crearr
urtil a light lemon color and then ADJ
Ave cupe Of four. ore Gun Of milk snd
one rarkaxe ~ enaI1 seed'ess raissn~
o~ ru-~ants. Peat fust eron~h to r"'~
and then cut ard fold in TIE stfrlv-
beaten whites of five eggs. Pour into
q square pan which has been lined
with paper and then creased and
Toured. Bake in q moderate oven for
one hour. Ice with a water icing and
mark off into slices with a knife whil'
the icing is soft
Evening star., 1921-09-02
CHAPTER XXI.
McCarty Opens the Pot.

Leaving the apartment Of Samuel
vedder. McCarty parted with the re-
luctant Dennis and took the taxi
cab down to the Cosmopolitan Club.
The doorman at the gloomy portals
of the exclusive club was most i'm
pressive in appearance and disposed
at first to be supercilious, but when
disclosed the purpose of his
errand and limited at a social scandal
Evening star., 1921-09-02
Why Striped Chipmunk Didn't
1 Carry Out His Plan.
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Do the very best you can,
something may upset your plan.
Striped Chipmunk.
When Striped Chipmunk went down
underground to begin work on the
new storehouse he was planning =
great storm was coming up, as you
already know. But Striped Chipmunk
didn't give thought to that storm,
because, being underground. he felt
that 1t didn't matter what might hap,
Den up above.
TT can storm all 1t pleases. for all
I care" said Striped Chipmunk. I'm
fact, it will be easier to work down
here, knowing that am not missing
any Of the sunlight I love so much.
Let me see, think I'll start right
about here the entrance to the tunnel
that will lead to that storehouse. 1t
mustn't be too far from my bedroom,
and this seems to me about the right
place.
He had just begun to dig when the
earth shook and even down there
Evening star., 1921-09-02

around and find some old doctor.
Wearing elastic bandages or stock
ings may be of some value. Rubbing
the legs upward Is of value. Lying
with the legs on an inclined plane
helpful
Though I decline your friendly ap-
proach, fearing election. am human
enough to say that members of the
ArterioscIerosis Club needn't worry
more than non-members about clot
in tho brain or heart failure.
suppose the club library contains
Horace Fletcher's ABB of Human Nu-
triton and Luigi Cornaro's Essay on
Long Life-which books l heartily
members,
Evening star., 1921-09-02

cup of milk. Place in q double boiler
and cook for an hour. Add a spoonful
OF onion Juice and q little table sauce.
Roll the hominy into balls with Q
little flour and fry in deep fat.
Evening star., 1921-09-02
Personal Health Service
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. p
Noted Pkysiesan and Author


be
n O
Evening star., 1921-09-02
Hominy Balls.

Cook half a cup Of hominy in boil
ing water until 1t begins to thicken.
then add q pinch OF salt and half a
Evening star., 1921-09-02

THEN STRIPED cHIPMUNK SHOOK
HIMSELF AND DECIDED THAT
HE WOULD PEEP OUTSIDE.
Striped Chipmunk heard the thunder.
Down there 1t wasn't very loud, not
loud enough to frighten him as it did
all the little people above ground, for
1t was a terrible crash, but the shak-
ing of the earth frightened him. He
Evening star., 1921-09-02
HOW MANY CARDS?
BY ISABEL .OSTRANDEI

Author Of Island Of Intrigue ASHES Ashes
0opyr0At 1881. sy Robert n. xeBrds 4
Evening star., 1921-09-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Although I wear rubber helmet
covering my hair and ears while
whenever l dive / sufer
great annoyance from water getting
In my ears. Can you suggest any
thing to prevent this? (Miss M. F.)
Evening star., 1921-09-02

CONTINUED in TomorroWs Star.)
Evening star., 1921-09-02

Pure. rich marmalade. made from
the whole fruit of ripe apples. in
the Valley of Virginia-a product
Of finest quality.
One Pound Jar. ..........
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
GOVERNMENT TRIES TO AVERT
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
AMERICAN, AGENT
IS INFLUENTIAL
REPRESENTATIVE OF UNITED
STATES HAS MORE POWER
THAN THREE OTHERS.

Coblenz.- (By A. P) America
representation on the InterallieC
Rhineland commission, while virtually
described as unofficial, wields as
much influence in a consultative ca
.pacity upon the decisions taken by
the commission as that of the three
allied countries officially represented
according to Mr.. n-Jackquemyns
Belgian high commissioner on, the
Rhine.
General Allen, acting in his dual
capacity of commander department OF
state, attends every sitting of the
commission or, when unable to be
present, is represented by Colonel
Stone of Mississippi.
No decisions are taken without hav-
ing been first submitted to the Ameri-
can representatives and in many
cases American suggestions have
been acted upon and have caused
agreements to be reached when it
seemed as if a hopeless deadlock was
to be feared.
Lately when. the question of the ap-
plication of the new customs regime
the London conference on March 3
was discussed, the British and the
French points of view were very far
apart. After a few days discussion,
General Aliens opinion was asked
The discussion had been somewhat
acrimonious and General Allen, while
not fndOrsing unreserved1y either
point of view, proposed a medium So
luton. To the French who were ad-
vocating the strenest measures, he
said: you can't get both steak and
milk from the same cow"
To the British he demonstrated
that better results might be obtained
by adopting another course and after
a few hours discussion upon details
of execution, the commission drafted
its report which was sent to the
council of ambassadors the next day.
The Americans viewpoint upon a
momentous question of penalties was
adopted
1t is the concensus of opinion
among delegations to the Rhineland
commission that Americas partici-
patton in the deliberations of the
commission has had a restraining IN
f1uence upon extremists in both
French and German officialdom.