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TEX PAGES. DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1910. page nvr PERSONAL MENTION MEM Look this list over carefully you'll find a suitable Christ mas gift for her Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Auto Scarfs, Linen Drawn Work, Silk Hosiery, Ivimonas, Dresses, Suits, Coats, Silk Waists, Silk Petticoats, Gold Hand led Umbrellas, Silk Embroidered Center Pieces and Pillow Tops, Shoes, House Slippers, Sweat ters, Furs, Dress Pattern, Pendleton Indian Robe, Back Combs, Fancy Barrettes, and hundreds of other articles that are useful and will be appreciated. F. . Livengood S Co. The Women's and Children's Store. 9 LOCALS Putlme pictures please all. Bee Lane ft Son for ilcna. Phone Main 1 for United Orcheatra, Wall paper, paints, etc. Lane Bon. I. C. Snyder, chimney aweep. R tilt. For rent Seven room house, north side, enquore 223, Perklna are. $8000 residence can be bought at hargnln. See about It today, Lee Teutsch. The best moving pictures and brightest pictures In Pendleton at the Orpheum. Lost Gold watch and fob. Mono gram S R. T. on back. Finder return to this office. Exhibition poultry fed by A. T. Mathews Co. Fresh car poultry sup plies Just received. A clean and careful shave always at Mark Patton'a shop. Acrasa from Alexanders. Phone for patrons. Mothers, save your boys a alck spell. Get him a pair of warm hoes at Eklund'a. Great reductions. For rent Three furnished house keeping rooms, electric lights, gas stove and bath. 781 Thompson street. Good looking and good wearing school shoes for boys going at a great reduction at A Eklund'a. See win dow. Cold weatner la coming. We hive the best coo.1 on the market. A ton Is 2000 lbs. at Pendleton Lum er fard. Phone Main O. Spend your Idle evenings In a gen tlemen's resort. Bowling, pool, bil liards, shooting gallery. Pastime Parlors. Hoover and Book. Sor sale One sorrel gelding, age 9 years, weight 1100 pounds, sound, good work or saddle horse. Price $76. Inquire 1301 West Alta. Lost On Court or main streets In business district, ladies' gold watch, hunting case, Initial "H" on one side and diamond on other. Works No. 14.422,889; case Xo. 120,758. The best Christmas present you can give your son or daughter is a thor ough business education. A course in the Pemlleion Business College paves the way through life a d saves many rrd knocks. Prices art right. E. Emerson of Coe was a Sunday visitor In Pendleton. E. E. Lallue of Vansycle, Is a Pen dleton visitor today. Merrll E. Doble of Echo, came up from his home yesterday, Alexander Bruce of Coe was among the Sunday visitors In the city. " Phil Neubergral of La Grande, waa among the Sunday guests In the city. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hunt of Colfax are registered at the Hotel Bowman. M. L. Morrison, the Helix merchant, came in on the Northern Pacific this morning. H. F. Walpole, the well known res ident of Irrlgon, was a visitor In Pen dleton yesterday. County Judge T. P GilUland left this morning on a short visit to his Pilot Rock ranch. William Mosgrove of Dayton, Wash., is one of the out of town visit ors In Pendleton today. Fred G. Wells of Walla Walla, came over from the Garden City yesterday and spent the day In the city. Mrs. Ed Stansberry of this city, was an Incoming passenger on the North ern Pacific train this morning. E. L. Smith, local agent for the Holt combined harvester, came In on the Northern Pacific this morning from a Sunday visit, at the Smith ranch at Vansycle. Attorney S. D. Peterson, representative-elect, came down on the local this morning from his home in Mil ton. Carl Engdahl, manager of the Far mers' Mutual Warehouse company at Helix, came In from that place yes terday. Lesne Anger of the Job printing de partment of the Walla Walla Union, spent'Sunday at the home of his mother. C. D. Sultmarsh came over from his home lri Waitsburg, Wash., yes terday and Is registered at the Hotel Pendleton. Ernest Wells, assistant principal of the Athena high school returned to his work this morning after spending the week-end In the city. Lyman G. Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Rice, who has Been attending the University of Oregon, returned this morning to spend the holidays here. Dr. M. S. Kern, who has Just re tired from the .iental profession, left this morning on the local for Her mlston, where he will attend to his lumber Interests. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Pierce of Providence, R. I. arrived In Pendle ton yesterday and will visit during the holidays with Mrs. rlerce's aunt, Mrs. Ina Rice. Big orchestra dance! Eagle-Woodman hall. Thursday, December 22, 1910. Music by the big United "Chicken Show" orchestra. Tickets, $1.00. Big crowd, good time, don't miss It. Attention Knights. Damon Lodge No. 4 K. of P. will meet in regular session this evening. GEO. W. COUTTS, C. C. R. W. FLETCHER, K. R. S. Wanted Girl to do General House work. Enquire 108 Long street. DUTCH TWISTS It takes the Dutch to pet things twisted. Just think of a clearance sale "as it were," at the time you need the stuff, but the time comes on our Tenth anniversary and we had to do it because we said we would, so we are going to cut every article in The Gift Room right square in the middle, and the only requirement that we ask of you is that you bring us the right kind of coin. So get in and hustle for them; turn things topsy-turvy to find them; round them up ; we want tlie full issue. 5) Starting a Round- Up Sale Everybody knows the Success and satisfaction of the Round-up. Reapilts have been felt everywhere, and we hope every citizen of Umatilla County has absorbed some of its good will spirit the Koeppens have, and they are showing it and their patriotism for Pendleton by open ing within its limits one of the best, most complete, and up-to-date stores of its kind in Ore gon, and it is going to succeed as the Round-up succeeded. It is going to satisfy as the Round up satisfied, and wo are going to fix it so that every person in the county will have cause to aid in the success and feel well paid for the opportunity. Every coin bearing the date of 1 900 are the ones we want and those will buy just twice the amount of goods at the Gift Room that coin of other dates will buy. It runs till Christmas. It means Christmas goods at half price, and it means that we want the Gift Room to be knowft by you, appreciated by you, and you benefited by it. KOEPPEN'S s Who Run the Store "That Serves You Best 11 Given Aw Your choice of any 65c or 75c Dressed Doll FREE with every $5.00 Purchase - , Your choice of any $1.00, $1.25 or $1.50 Dressed Doll FREE with every $ 1 0.00 purchase Ladies9 and Misses' Suits and Coats All at HALF PRICE Childrcns Coats from 7 years to 1 4 at Half Price Ladies Dresses at Half Price NOTICE ! The usual practice of "marked everything at Christmas time has been reversed at this store up Wohlenberg Dep't. Store Better Goods for Less Money SEVENTY THOUSAND IS NOT SUFFICIENT GOOD ROADS MEN WERE TOO HASTY Sum Suggested Would Only Pay Present Indebtedness from Road Fund State Aid Proposition Was Misunderstood. It seems that the Umatilla County Good Roads association, by adopting the report of the resolutions commit tee at its meeting Saturday afternoon. acted in haste and deliberated after wards and that the result of their tardy discussion is practically a nul lification of the resolutions endorsed and the recommendations adopted, at least insofar as their influence on the legislative representation of the coun ty is concerned. At the conclusion of the reading of the committee's report, each section was read separately by Secretary Sam Thompson and adopted without op position or discussion. When the res olution against the state aid was read, there was considerable said on either side after which the associa tion went on record as opposing state aid for county road building. It was , after this final action was taken that ; the discussion began in earnest with j the result mentioned above. I County Judge-elect J. W. Maloney nrose and pointed out the fallacy of ! the first section of the report which recommended a tax levy of $70,000 for road building purposes for the next year by the county court. Ho stated that the county had expended $140, 000 on roads und bridges during the past year and had Incurred an in debtedness of $70,000 for the same purpose so that if but a $70,000 tax was levied, there would be nothing left for further road improvement. Then it was discovered that that sec tion which recommended that the county court be given power to com pel any man in the road district to act as supervisor was unconstitution al in that such a law would be a vi olation of a man's right to refuse to hold a public office. Lastly it was found that the association had been j confused over two laws in dealing with the state aid resolution. The i prevailing sentiment was found o , favor state aid for counties which I bonded themselves but was opposed ! to the state undertaking road build ing under a state commission. In view of these later developments the representatives and senators who were present to learn the ideas of the people, that they might act intelli gently nt the next session of the legis lature, are placed in a quandary and the association stands to lose some of its prestige. The only other matters which came up for consideration were the reports of other committees. The committee which was appointed to take up the matter of getting the Wild Horse rond changed to Its former route was ordered to secure legal counsel for that purpose. The association also voted $10 to be paid to Carter & Sniythe for legal services In securing the opening of roads for stock across the reservation and that the wool growers' organization vote a Bimilar sum. ferent days. Col. H. Q. Newport of Hermiston, one of the best boosters in Umatilla county, was an enthusiastic visitor at the poultry show Saturday. L. J. Mclntyre and wife returned home Friday evening after having spent a couple of days at the show. They have one of the largest poultry ranches in the country. Mr. Mcln tyre was formerly engaged In business In Milton. Mrs. C. W. Armstrong of Ferndale, was ajnong the most Interested visit ors at the poultry show on Thursday and Friday. She is a breeder of Blue Andalusians. Humphrey Wins Special Prize, N. A. Humphrey of this city, won the special prize of a $25 trio of Buff Rocks given by B. F. Williams of the Maples, Milton, for the largest and best exhibit ot birds of one variety. Earl A. Williams of Milton, was a close second with E. F. Averill third. CASTOR I A For Infants und Childxen, The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Parlor Baseball For the Boy Will please the most rabid baseball fan. This is the game YOU PLAY it does not play ITSELF. Only $2 Xotice our window. RALPH FOLSOM Leading Uousefurnlsber. Dally East Oregoalan by carrfe only 65 cents per month. Phone Mala 45. SOS E. Court St, Dry, wet, chemi cal and steam cleaners. We call for an.l deliver anywhere. OLD SPOTS Never come back when cleaned by the Berlin Dye House JACK WEBSTER, MANAGER. (il KDAM0 IS 1MIESIOKXT. (Continued from Page One.) last of the week visitors at the poul try show, having come up on two dif- Coffee Percolators MAKE TUB BEST OF XMAS GIFTS. JUST STOP AXl) THINK HOW MUCH AXY W O M A X WOULD APPRECI ATE OXE AS A O I FT. Tlio Percolator is not all we have in useful and iH'iiutii'ul Xmas gifts for the women, as we carrv a complete line of COMMUNITY SILVER in PATTERNS that can not be excelled and the Community Silver Triple Plus is guaranteed for 25 years. Carvers, Roasters, Chafing Dishes, Aluminum Ware and Serving Dishes make good practical gifts. The Taylor Hardware Co.