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PAGE TTTKEF fATl,Y V.AST OTFGONTAK PENDLETON. OTCEOOX. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1014. EIGHT PAGES LITTLE PILOT ROCK "European Civilization is at Stake" GIRL OPERATION UAIGHTKH OF I'KAIUj FLKTC11EH IS ElOItTED TO UK KKCOYEIUXG. (SDeclal Correspondence.) PILOT ROCK. Ore.. Aug. 10. The m.n riuuvhter of Pearl Fletcher, 7. was ooerated on here Thursday fnr BimondiritlB by Drs. Gllllland and Spalding. The many friend and rel atlves will be glad to hear of her re roverv Mm. E. II. Rankin spent Friday at rendleton doing some trading. vr. t v. Hmlih of Pendleton Is visiting her daughter-in-law, Mrs Alfred Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell weru visitor at the county seat Friday, The Misses Lucille and Virginia Ciillllund returned Wednesday from Tj.hr.mn HnrliiKs. where they spent their vacation. Jim Metzker has Improved enough In the last few days, as to be able to leave the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schork took In the .hows at Pendleton Thursday nlirht. Mr. A. S. Quant of Albee, passed through here on his way to Pendleton Friday on business. MIh Althea Stuart of Ukluh, was a. visitor here Friday for a few mln Utes. Miss Derne of Nye Is visiting friends here for a few days. Charlie Fmlth was a business vis Itor at Pendleton Friday. Lon F.ttcr and wife were victors at Pendleton Tuesday evening. Arthur James of Stanley Creek has purchased a new Ford car from the Eond Auto Co. Mr. J. V. Etter and wife are standing a few days In Pendleton where Mr E.-tter Is taking trentmen of the rubbing doctor. Mr. and Mrs. William Livingston were visitors at the county seat Thurs day evening. Miss Elsie McReynolds returned from Taeoma Thursday where she has been visiting her aunt for a few week. French Premier Reviews Crisis Our Cause, Cause of all: Clemenceau (George Clemenceau In San Francis co Examiner.) In the enormous Issues now at stake It Is not merely Fiance or Russia or England we have to consider, but the destiny of European civilization, which will now be decided by the force of arms. The result will be either the main tenance of a fine diversity or culture among the Independent peoples, or the execrable unit of German manu facture. Thus our cause Is the cause of all nations and all governments who do not separate the sentiment of ntalonnl dignity from the conception of life based on national tradition. We Frenchmen who are sending our sons to battle, wno are traitor ously menaced In the very fonts ol our life, are resolved to save all that we can save of our greatest contribu tions to civilization. By defending ourselves we become the champions of all. We march with England, who. her self. In the use of iron thought to tion, she now seeks only that the peo ples be free in Europe. Italy remains neutral. I don't risk much In predicting that the Italian' people will rapidly realize that short sighted governments were mad In over placing themselves at the service of Germanism, as against the Lation race Finally comes liussia. which only yerteiday seemed the last European refuse of Asiatic despotism Russia, which under the last Czar entered the path of liberty and set afoot an Incomparable intellectual movement which places her In the front rank of cultured civilization. Russia, the magnificent home of idealism now re nascent, which brings up new springs of energy. What feudal German bureauracy fear. is an Intellectual revolt which will destroy the blind obedience on which the government reposes. The Kaiser's manifesto to his people is the shame of shames, and none will ever fully .realize how these beasts of prey have allied vile hypocrisy with average brutality. Only yesterday dominate us. We had to fight for one hundred years to win back our lnde- ( Paron Von Schocn said to one of my pendence; then Greut Britain threw ! friends; herself In the economic world con-1 "Tell the world v e do not want war. test and build up an Immense empire Our misfortune Is not to know the of which civilization can only bo j wishes of Austria, to whom we are as proud. Now she is nobly drawing the j indissoluble attached as you are to sword fur the liberty and dignity of ; Russia. We will do all we can to pre the European peoples. j vent war." Formerly the enemy of Napoleonic hegemony and Plsmnrcklnn dnminn-l IIo-v do Germany's acts square with these words? She declared war on Russia because the latter mobilized on the Russo-Austrian frontier as a reply to Austrian mobilization, Ger many' war declaration to Russia came at the very moment that Aus tria, her ally, accepted Sir Edward Grey's mediation proposal; that Is to say, Just when the primary causes of this great war were disappearing. Who would ever sanely deny that the Kaiwr declared war on Russia, violated Luxemburg and Belgian neu trality, in order to march against France? The Kaiser talks to his people about envious people forcing Germany to a Just defense," and tnat he "will fchow his enemies what it means to provoke Germany." This appears to be mad Impu dence, because Germany cannot cite a single act or even a word of provo cation from Its enemies. In reality, coming from a pirate chief who wants to throw his hordes f.n France as his ancestors did on Rome, for the grandiose enterprise of Pillage, crowned with the stupid joy ot harsh domination, the Kaiser's words are a German formula for in flaming the appetites with pious sav agery. The Emperor calls upon the God of Evangelists to help him In the greatest crime against humanity In history. For the Emperor recom mends his troops to go to church and pray for abundant rapine. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll''''''''''"""" miiiiiiiiiummmiiiimitiu Ttio Ilol Wratlwr Tent makes peo ple belter acquainted with their re sources of strength and endurance. Many find they need Hood's Farsap arllla which Invigorate the bloo 1, promotes refreshing sleep and over come that tired feeling Adv. British to Practice Firing HULL, England, Au , glO. In an ticipation of probable events the local police Issued statements saying there "may be firing practice off Humber and warning the Inhabitants not to be alarmed by It. FORMER LOCAL IN MAY HAVE MURDERED i of I Army Olwrrvor to Kuroje WEST I'OINT. N. T. Aug. 10 Major James A. Ryan and Captain Julian R. Wilcox, Heman Glade and Frank R. Wilcox, on dutyat the Unit ed States military academy, have been detalleJ a military observers In Europe. They sailed on the cruiser Tennessee. That Giislav Iamauck. formerly Oils city ha met death at sea on Nov. I 19, 1913. while enroute from Portland i to San Francisco on board the steam ship Bear, was murdered for money he had with him Is the theory Just being advanced by the Bay City au- i thoiitlcH as the rsult of their tailure i to locate his trunk In compliance with j a request from relatives in this city. It was formerly thought that he had committed suicide. The deceased man was a brother of Mrs. C. II. Rosenberg of 605 West Al ia street who Is now at Lehman Springs, and a half brother of H. H Wessel. retired merchant. A short lime previous to his death he was a clerk for a period of five months in Wessel store. The following dispatch from San Fiancisco explains the new develop ments In Ihe case: TAIif. TAM.lCSl'OOM-TL OF SALTS! "With all the elements of a mys- i IF BACK HURTS OR 11LAD- tcry surrounding the ere, but with! OKU BOTHERS. IitIv the most iiK.ii!er clews, ilete lief c f the authorities until last Wed nesday, when Public Administrator llynes asked the police to locate the trunk of the dead man. "A communication from Lamaack's relatives in Pendleton, Ore., to Hynes asking for the delivery of the trunk and contents brought to light the fact that the trunk ordered sent to a local warehouse by the pulillc administra tor on December 8 never reached its destination. "In the communication from the Oregon relatives much stress Is placed on the loss of a packet of photo graphs and Important papers known to have been In the trunk, but while they hint at the possibility of La maack having been done away with that these might be secured, they make no explanation as to the nature of the documents." 3GOO Sheop Shipped from Morton. MORTON, Wash.. Aug. 10. The bluest single shipment of livestock that ever went out of eastern Lewis county was made v.-hen 3600 sheep were started for Chicago markets. The sheep were driven l.ere from the for est reserve feeding grounds In the Cascade mountains In the extreme eaitern part of the county. Four teen double-deck stock cars were required. VIXCEXT ASTOR GIVES LAXD WORTH $25,000 QUIT MEAT IF YOUR KIDNEYS ACT BADLY Xot So Strange After All. Tou may think It strange that so many people are cured of stomach trouble by Chamberlain's Tablets. Tou would not, however. If you shodll give them a trial. They strengthen and invigorate the stomach and en able It to perform Its functions nat urally. Mrs. Rosle RIsh, Wabash, Ind., writes, "Nothing did me the least good until I began using Cham berlain's Tablets. It Is decidedly the best medicine for stomach trouble I ever used." For sale by all dealers. AJv. We are a nation of meat caters nnd our bloo.l is filled with uric ftcid, says Car I'psct. Hurting Two. ROSEnURG. Ore.. Aug. 10. Los lives begun today a probe of the death '"S control of his brakes while back- of Aiisbig Ijimaurk, a Portland t.ii o.. who was Ik ileve.1 to have commit a well known authority, who warnr j t,.,i . i i -i 1 by b-ipint Into die VP.i us to be constantly on guard sgaln.st ( from the steamer Boar, but who, It kidney trouble.' lis row Inliivid. may have been mur- The kidneys do their-utmost to free dcrcd. the blood of this Irritating acid, but become weak from the overwork; they get sluggish; the ellmlnntlve tissues clog nnd thus the waste Is retained In the blood to poison the entire sys tem. When your kidneys ache and feel like lumps of lead, and you have tinging pains In the back or the urine la cloudy full of sedlmcnV, or the bladder Is Irritable, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe headaches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatism In bad weath er, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a ta blcspoonful In a glass of water before breakfast each morning and In a few days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes nnd lemon Juice, combined with llthla, nnd has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to- neutralize the acids In urine so It Is no longer a source of Irritation, thus ending uri nary nnd bladder disorders. Jad Suits Is Inexpensive nnd cannot Injure; ninkes a delightful efferves cent llthln-water drink, nnd nobody can make a mistake by taking a little occasionally to keep the kidneys clean and active. 'lan-.ia'i; (il-!ipp"'iie. fron do steamer Bear November 19, while tho vessel was'nearlng this port after a voyage from Portland. "A short time before he had drawn from the ship's purser $1000 of the 1 1TU0 be had deposited on leaving the north. Not long after withdrawing the $inoo he purchased from the store-keeper a picture of the vessel and was seen to place it carefully away in a wallet. "Nevertheless, suicide was the be- i ing down a steep grade on the Rose- burg-Myrtle Point stage road late Saturday, nn automobile driven by P. A. Llveslcy, mayor of Woodburn, crashed Into an abutting embank ment nnd overturned. Mrs. Livesley. who was blocking) the wheels of the car, was knocked violently to the ground nnd hnd her t.hnutdcr fractured. Mr. Livesley was thrown 30 feet, but escaped serious Injury, Mr. and Mrs. Livesley arrived here about mid night Saturday In quest of medical at tention. The car was badly wrecked. IkalA of Aniionls Found. LONDON, Aug. 10. The London Society of Antiquaries will soon hold at Burlington House, an Interesting exhibition of the papyrean and other fragments discovered by the Egypt Exploration Fund at Antonoe, Oxyr- hynchus and other sites of ancient civilization on the upper reaches of the Nile, hundreds of miles south of Cairo. That human nature has not altered much Is shown by an order for an in quest on a slave who had fallen off the roof of a house in his anxiety to secure a good view of some danc ing girls; an announcement of some lthletlc sports; allusions to horse rac- pawnbroker and a curious Indictment by a wife of a cross-grained husband who refused to give her the house hold keys adn bolted the door when she had gone out to church. The preparations common in mod ern villages on the occasion of the visit of a member of parliament have nn interesting prototype In a letter or derlng certain civil officials to have everything ready for the visit of Roman senator. Including the bun which he was to throw to tho sacre! crocodiles. These vivid historica snapshots seem to bring the dead past of Grac-co-Roman Egypt very near. rn n nB Arriving Daily in Both Yard Materials and Ready-to-Wear NEW SKIRTS shown in serges novelty plaids and combination stripes with the long overskirt Sinat $4.95 to $12.50 NEW WOOLEN GOODS come in all the popular fall shades, also plaids and small basket 65c to $2.95 weaves, 36 to 54 inches wide SUITS AND COATS arriving daily in the new fall types of the early styles showing in both misses and ladies sizes. The Alexander Department Store Pendleton's Biggest and Best Department Store M e Gie S. & II. Green Trading Stamjts. Iiiiiunmimniimummiiiimmmimiiiimiiiiii MiniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiniiiiiimmiiimnimimiinu. ISIRDIH CREK DOFS WOXRERS WITH THE DAT POUGHKEEPSIA. X. Y.. Aug. 10 Vincent Astor has presented to the village of Rhinecliff a strip of land to be used by the village as a high way leading to the New York Central station. The village tried to buy this prop erty several months ago for highway purposes, but the owner refused to sell for less than $23,000. The village could not afford to pay this and the ; project was given up. The much fanted land extends through what is known as the Holli day Farm. When Astor learned that the -village sought the land so as to open a new approach to the railroad he opened negotiations for the pur chase. He finally closed a deal and it was announced that he had offered the land to the village without price. The gift was accepted, and with th) aid of Astor, the village officials will begin at once the work of laying out ahighway. j The Hill system will resume opera l tion of the big Kalama ferry and . take traffic right through to Astoria. lYcncli Tell of Hiavcry. PARIS. Aug. 10 Here Ls one of the stories that Frenchmen of tho capital are telling in justification, of their pride In the French cavalry. It is claimed that during an engagement south oft he Meuse a German patrol, composed of an officer and 22 Vhl ans, met a French patrol of one of ficer and seven men. The Germans hesitated to attack and the French officer, advancing, shot and killed the German officer and put his com panions to flight. LuihIi Is Bar to Divorce. POVGHKEEPSIE, X. Y.. Aug. 10. Sentencing thorn to eat lunch to pether after they had appeared be fore him to have their marital diffi culties settled, Supreme Court Justice Morschauser reconciled Robert A. Ca.per of Portland Washington. X. Y.. and his wife, of Lloyds. X. Y., after they had been separated for a week Mrs. Casper appeared to regain the custody of her 3-year-old boy, Robert Litts, whom Casper kidnaped. The court instructed the couple to go out and have lunch together And said he would hear their case when they returned. Smilingly Mrs. Casper, holding her little boy by one hand and the father by the other, returned to the court room after lunch and Informed the court that they had been reconciled. After thanking the judge and receiv ing his blessing they departed for home. Ilr III -x. ... v:- -w i- til 'w' r. hi 1 f jT Camera Supplies Ever-rthinf for th Amateur AGENTS FOR ANSCO CAUERAS ANSCO CHEMICALS CYKO PAPER Bring us your Films to be developed and printed on Cyko paper "There's a Difference' Tallman & Go. Leading Drugg'ut GERMAN SHARP SHOOTERS PICKING OFF ENEMY FROM COVER ROSES I have 10,000 roses ready foj Immediate delivery, all grown In tho open ground, and grown It Heppner. All are on own root comprising 170 varieties of tht tet ever blooming sorts; positive ly guaranteed true to label. Man) prefer that I make their selection giving their preference of color I will always give any rose ol equal value In exchange for thos that do not entirety please you I will also donate, as a forfeit, tei choice ever blooming roses for ev ery error I make In filling yout order. I refer you to J. L Vaughan, the electrician, as tc the merits of my rose, Mr Vaughan having over 60 of in roses growing In his yard. Address, HARRY CUMMIG Hcppnor, Oregon vrH-'M sxv sjas-ii V rjv-- v-' Rlrdie Croc. After a month's playing with the Yankees. Firdie Cree. who had been farming out with the Paltimore In ternationals, has skipped to the top of the American league batting average Its-t. Seldom has fandom witnessed ( such a remarkable record as that set by Cree during the past month. He compares favorably with Lajole In his hey day and there are few other rlay- ! e s in the American league who can dd a candle to him with the stick. j STAG I I.VRF.S YOI NG GlRli INTO POYF.RTY That New Soap NYAL'S Face Cream S 0 A P 'umiimiiiiuimmiiiiiiuimmiiii' For Sale by Koeppen's The Drug Store That Serves You Best ; SAN FRAXC1SCO. Aug. l'V FeMe ; Wells, aged 1T. was taken in charge by j the police and will be sent to her home in I.os Angeles. Several weeks ago Fhe left her mother's home. 641 jWest Forty-first street. Is Angeles. iind joined a theatrical troupe. : When Detectives ' Mitchell und Matheson found her yesterday she ald she had been destitute for more than a week. She said the troupe had broken up at Fresno. i The detectives also brought to po- jlice headquarters Felix Trlville. u the atrical man, Rnd his wife, whom the Wells girl had accompanied from Is Angeles. They were not detained.' CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. The Kind Yen Hays Always Bought Board tho .nutu.-e of Spend Your VACATION atUkiah Finest of flshl'ig, mountain climbing and huckleberry pick ing. All kinds of hunting In season. Close, to seveml Hot Springs. Take Auto Stags at Pilot Hock. It's only two hours ride, UKIAH HOTEL and LIVERY I.. I',, Stuart, Prop. phone or writ for nervation and e'luiprni-rit.