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FAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OKEflOXTAy. PELETON", OftEQOX. MONDAY, FEnHUAKV . 1015. EIGHT PAGES. Daily Additions Are Being Made to Our ifHg Which are Sure to Prove Very Interesting to YOU. for il All! (iOODS KKIUVEP M :..!:! K-k't .Mii.'T.nos l ha t all her it !.-. l'll.min I !..- an ! Tr;in-f"niia-ri 't u i;! ir at Iiarpaiu Prit-i. 912.r,0 ir.,ii -f'nn.it n ti"W -n!v SG.50 1 ';!.- IItv ..)ir rtar.iiit-f J. Will i n- :.iv a f-v !.iv L-htit. NEW SPUING SKIRTS Wt 1, i r jii-t Pvfivc.1 a c!i!j'U ! line .f new ?j'rir,c rKirt.-. h"vir.j the lattst flarv in.!-!-, itfi.l !i 'a 1 r;ti'i trimmings vikf ati-1 j;irn-l cf---. n,:--"-.' rcci'lar anJ ?r"it sizes. Priiv NEW STYLISH EOOTWEAK Tht.-i- leautifti! Sprim:-likc !av make von tl ink .f niiv lit v f.'tvrar. urA ir the kind to ;''h':,r n.-jt. li-ht nn-1 Trim c-u to the PEO PLES WAKKUorSK. V.-M-ll fiml here th.? urta'.t a.r;:i. nr. the n:arto-t tvU-, the tas-t We u-w hav jhi ;t:inf i-'wiii ..f fanrv ju!!:j)-. Mack an.l whirr- eoinhination, fawn mxl :n v j-urUTs. all kiiiI- -f l.vk lii-h an-l l; Vrr.-vtly 'rice.!. S3.00 to S10.00 EVENING i::esses one-half ppjce OkIv a few iin.hls l-ft in ?tvk, anl they liin-t r-. ln-autiful creation in en-j-o. ile chine. iiM-.!iiie. hu e an-l net ; all are ma.Ie in the ?ea u ti rv latest ari'l mot tU-iraMe tvl-. ONE HALE PKICE. NEW WOOL CHALI.IS IJI? a-"rt:wnt hijrh Trade wol challi jut in. Nw Srrinjr .shailo, in lirht and dark; mi. all n-at le-iirn Ihr varl all weed, wahc- like linen. 50 T. P. W. TIIADING STAMPS. A lias been intn-hu-eil into the legis lature t Salem, that appears to have very strr.nj tiu-kinp, to put a Us on stores that srive tra lin? stamp-. A tax so heavy that it w.nld make the riving of trading stamps PKOHIPITORY. It ha? !it yet pa--ed and is not a law, and until it does become a law THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE will continue to rive T. P. W . tra linp stamps on all cah purchare, so com? and pet the U-nefit of them while the r;ttir.i: U g.l. We will redeem all that we rive out. SCHOO 1 1BIGHEH OF EARLY DAYS TELLS OF EXPERIEKCESIII VOfiK MILS. W. IJ. MAVs HKADS I XT Kit TIXG !.IKlt Iti:n)Kt HISTOIUCAL SCKTKTV. Ilr Stliool v on Site Where (Xuniy fourt llou Xw S(MiiJh (olurt Man ami 1IU C'hllilrrn Votc (uxn of smh ILxiiloiiM-nt Uut Matter MnaJly Settled. Writing history and j.uIIc r-aklro are two thlngi of which I hav haJ little Mrrk-nce. although aa a tingle handul talker I can hold my own ry well. I wlh to My that I feel hiirhlv hnnnr1 Ku fm tm the klnJly Invitation extended roc to the h',eK"- reiai some early experience of the Tomorrow aftrrr.ot n Sirs. C'harle K.' i'ruritn entertain the niem-Lt-ra i f the Jolly Neighbor at her home un the north hill. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln V. Knight are the riClpit-ntJ of man congrat illa tion today upon the birth of a l ib daghtf4 y-fterduy afternoon at on' o'clock. Ab, ut twenf-flve.hableg ithgrMel. mrthT. Kathirrd Saturday aftef-.on at th( home of Mrs. V. I. Te-nple on Lvwla itrr-t. the affair b-irg a baby party In honor i f Kvilyn. Fob bie i.nd Hillie Creiwe;i. the little children of Mr. and Mr. Walter Crencwell. It waa a happy occasion for the Utile folks who ranged in a Ken from three months to three 'year! Each was presented with a tov tv i MISS FARPJSEE, Social Expert CortUre, f.r the )ard Cor?et will U- here Wednes day the 10th, and will be glad to demonstrate the celebrated front lacing Gard corsets and will I plcan-d to give free fitting?. SEASIDE SUITINGS The latest woolen fabrics for Spring, 42 to 4 inches wide, in plain grounds with colored stripes and checks, the right weight for early spring wear, to 52. Ask to see thes. The yd. ?1 40-IN. SILK AND WOOL POPLIN A new silk oplin, that's guaranteed to give stri -faction ; cumes all v dors, for tret and evening; 40 inches wide; especially pf fr S!iif and dre?-es in traveling. The vard. 9S BAIJY FLOUNCINGS A m"-t beautiful assortment Embroidery Flouncing f..r "Baby." Fine sheor organdie and lawn, with elegant embroidered designs; ju-t the right lengths; with band and edees to match. The yard 15 to $1.25 i COuoa J TIig Peoples t7arcbouso Where It Pays to Tilde. Save Your T. P. W. Trading Stamps COO POM I VOCATIONAL. ASSOtUllU- IV roSVlTION AT ailCAbOj ; ! HKItK TO KKGIXATE COM- CHICAGO. Feb. f . With reglira-j M KltCK tion and the reception of delegates th annual convention of the Voca tional Aoclatlon of the middle west opened here today at the La Salle He tel. Many men and women prom inent throughout the country aa em ployers, educator, aoclal workers, philanthropists and representatives of crganlied labor are In attendance on the program to speak either at to day's sessions or the session tomor row. An Inspection of exhibits and a luncheon concluded the morning sessions. Topics or this afternoon end some of the speakers were' "In diana's Leason." William IL Hender son, assistant professor of Industrial education. University of Wisconsin; "The Working of the Wisconsin Law!" "The Contribution of Massa chusetts;" New York's Experience With Vocational Education." Arthur D. Dean of New Tork; A general dl ctualon of the subjects was to be led ty & J. Vaughn, editor of the Indu I I 1BI AILS ASaJ.Vi ' . . . . v Hennett. editor Manual Training Mag azine. Michael J. Collins, president of the Chicago board of education. Charles H. Winslow, Washington. D. C ; Edwin G. Cooler. Dr. Ella Ting Tour.g, and Prof. Frederick W. Ko rean, of the University of Syrcus. were scheduled to speak at this ev c Ding's seswlon. CASTORIA For IbSulU and Children. Bears tfcs) ipiatnr of IU'V- s, ill 1 : W:f I L v past in Pendleton. While I realise that there are many others much more capable than myself, yet I will fladly do the best I can. xn the year 1871 we crossed the plains with mule teams, our crowd consisting of three families. Captain 5. T. Isaacs, L. S. Wood, both Grand Army men. also my brothers-in-law. and my father. A. IL Lansdale. and nother. five sisters and one brother. J We were three months on the road. Our first camp In Umatilla county was at the crossing of the Umatilla irlvtr then known as the Thomas ft Rucxela bridge, near which is Cay use I station, (county. 'school teaching, the first term ot school was in the old Ninevah Ford school houso on the WalU Walla riv er. In the years 72-73 I made my home in Pendletonn. During that time my home was !th the family of Hon. J. H Turner, lie was county school su perintendent, Mv a director in this district and naturally I got the school to teach. It rot being the time for the rtgular d strict school, U was de cided to hsve me teach a s jbscrlptlon school. Mr. Turner being to offlcl'.l f the county and district, rsadlly con sented for me to teach in tre publl school house, that stood exanty wher the court house now stands On the morning of school openl.is Mr. Tuit.er went with me to :elp start things off right We found ourselve up against a ery "dark" propositio i a: once A ?Jr. Mitchell, a colored man. m tlero w.'h two II-tie pick-a-nlnles ready for school. Now this was to soon aftjr the civ. ! 11 war that the southern people were not so greatly in love with colored folks, so Mr. J. It., a very strong Mlssourlan. indeed, mft the colored folks at the door and in language i Mr. W. P. Temple le't yeMerday for Walla Walla and mill return, to MONDAY CHAT NO. 1 We vo:;M like to plcae ALL the people ALL the tiirie, hut we ciMiiiot, i, we vary our picture program a much in poiMc f ivcryone can have a chance to we thir particular kind of pii ture lit lcnf ui.ee a week. I'roin en nrtNtio !-f.uidp'int "The Kw "f the Kandio" j one f the most exquisite film we have ever idiowii and every patron, xarce a they wire who did not like the plot were delighted -fi:!i the U-.mtif.il seetif!. Toinotrow we llov "Spartaci-," one of those gorgeoii IJoiiurr s et t:u l.s employing over M ven thoiimd jM-oplc. Thi i-4 r-ui-1 t-U- tlie eipial of ' (,)iit Vadifi." On Thur-diiy we will h',.v "Th" iSattle of the Se.vs," dealing w ith the two in.r:t cmli-, one f r a woman, the other for .1 lu.-n. IIiIh i a (Sriffirh pro.lm tion whi -h alwav. mean ualify. Some of our eustoiuer :iv, "We are . glnd yon put on vaudc ville." Othtr say, "f ilon't cure for it." I'id you notice that we are not charging anything extra for it and thi:t we only put it on at the 1 1 1 of the picture. Again it i a eae of the Alia Theatre Co. trying to pleae the hulk f the jH.ple. Incidentally, we are not in ti e Luine for health alone. C. M. STVI'K, Manager. I Mrs. Itoy Alexander arrived homi? J yenterday from Portland where she had been for a short visit. Kaiser in the Kant, i BERLIN Feb. 8. The kaiser left for the eastern war front today. The John Vert Saturday received a 'apture of a thousand Russians along cablegram from his niece. Miss Ethel the nur wa" announced. Russian Wllkle. stating that she and her cka In Poland and Pruwla have brother had landed safely in Liverpool P"1!- French efforts to after a voyage of a week acroa the aln runl Massiges and In the Atlantic. Argonnes have failed. I olution for introduction in the house of commons, Insisting that the rise In prices Is not Justified by economic Influences of the war and asking the government to fix maximum prices. Mra R. R. Raymond and Mrs. Retu H""" I W in tne Wombaugh have returned from Port. Prng as In no other season. They We eventually settled in this land where they had been visiting. don't run themselves all off that way. My first occupation was . however, but mostly remain In the 1 Mr. Ray Hlnkle of Nve Oremn. system. Hoods tfarsaparilla removes and Miss Arnes N. Pedro of Pendle- rds oft danger, makes good ton, Oregon, were quietly married f-'alin sure- Adv. yesterday morning at the Methodist parsonage. Rev. Robinson officiating. Bitwl Advance Onlorod. Miss Josephine Pedro and Miss Nell- SEATTLE, Wwh, Feb. I. Bread Je Bartley were the only wltneat.es at l cost and 12 cents a loaf In Se the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Hlnkle Mer February 10. Decision to returned to Pendleton on the after, 'a1 price was made unanimous noon train to make their home. 'y by the master bakers last night. Walla Walla Bulletin. With flour already IS a barrel and threatening to go to It, no other ac- ft This Out Now. tlon was possible, according to the If you don't want It today, you bakers, end they say another rise may next week. Send this advertise- when flour goes up again la not un ment and S cents to Foley c Co.. Chi- likely. The wholesale price of the cago. 111., writing your name and ad- bread Is to be raised from I. $7 cents dress clearly. Tou receive In return a loaf to S cents, three trial packages Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds. Birad at Meads CoHtly. croup and grippe: Foley Kidney BERLIN, Feb. I. The Allied As Pills. for weak or disordered kidneys soclatlon of Restaurant and Hotel tr Madder; Foley Cathartic Tablets, Keepers of Berlin have decided a pleasant, wholesome and cleansing henceforth to charge for all bread purgative. Just the thing for winter's served at meal. sIu?Blsh bowels and torpid liver x dispatch received here from These well known standard remedlei 'Dresden says the municipal council told everywhere Adv. ),, decreed that all the bread baked In Dresden must conform to the gov- One thing In favor of the ground- ernment's standard hog Is that he does not perplex peo- The Berlin stockyards report a fur nip ttlth bin wenthor nredlrtlona oft. .v.. n,. h.. ...at would make the Goddess of Lib- ; tnan once . y- -" , -Eliza's Ice Act Saves. BAKER, Ore., Feb. 8. By emulat ing 'Eliza" in her "crossing the Ice" pet, John Benson, a trapper, of Rob inette, Is alive to tell of a thrilling crossing of Snake river on Tuesday. Benson was trapping; near Roblnette when he saw a coyote In one of his traps on the Idaho side. He crowed Snake river on the ice. skinned the coyote and started back. When midway In the stream the Ice began to break and only by Jumping from cake to cake, and some times Dy waiting for the cake he was cn to float near enough to another that he might Jump, was Benson able to reach shore again. Illff Terminal SAN FRANCISCO, Planned. Feb. 8. That with rr.ame, ordered them to leave at once The "darkey" was game, declaring' It was a j ut ile school house and that he could not be prevented from send ing his thlulren there. Turner being a laver. nw that the "darkey" was right. So they rented a room ov er the ell county Jail which now now sifends directly east of the Alex ander 3tore. There are several llv'.r-g in Pendleton now that really went to Jail to rchool to me. They will per- naps deny it now, but If they do I will call Mrs. J. F. Robinson for a witre.-s. She was one of my bright est j uplls. This trhool was a good advertfre mont for me, ns I had several offers Immeli.i-.e'y. one of which I accept ed. That was only a school of one t pupil but ! mut say that this school cau.ed me more trouble and worry than r.i; my other schools combined. Even to this diy he often declares that he knows more than I do and the Southern Pacific la preparing to' at times l will (hesitatingly) admit carry out me pian xor-a aeepwater i mat ne does m 1 IKJgi GLADDENS SORE.JIRED FEET "TIZ" rnnkn sore, burning, tirej f-H fairly dance with d-lig!it. Awsy pt tie a lio and pains, the corns, callousea, tliktert and Lunioni. "TIZ" draws out the "Mj an I poisons that puff tp your feet. N' matter how 1 snl Vou worl: Ik.w lonj you fiance. Low tar you walk, or bijvr long you rna'n on vwjr fM, TIZ" brings ret'tful foot -omf orl "TIZ" is won derful for tir-d. acting, gwolli-n, smartiru; fe-t. Y-mr f.et jul tingle lor )j , iWi i-evir l.uil or twin tiyht. tlrt a 25 r.-tit U of "TIZ" ivr from any dnvjrint or dej'trtmetit store. End (( torture forever wear smaller sljes, kmf your fert freh, sweet aad Lappr. Sir Itlfjiard Crawford. WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. Sir Rich ard Crawford has taken op his duties as commercial attache of the British embawfy. He will deal with com jmerclal aspects of the war. One of ithe flint developments will be the conclusion of arrangements between American wool interests and London thereby wool, may be brought Into this country. terminal at Channel street, where the largest ocean carriers may discharge their cargoes alongside the company's freight tracks And varhfitiof nrar-.' tically In the heart of the city. Is the Information which has become known from authoritative sources. The "Channe," used principally by lumber schooners now, is neither good, dry land nor clean, deep water. It looks like a bubbling mud 'bank, smells like a sewer and Is officially called a street The plan Is to make it a deep waterway, 800 feet wide be tween bulkheads and with a depth of 30 feet at low tide. The estimated cost of the entire work Is $3,000,000. Liners from the orient or Europe by way of the Panama canal, would be able to tie up alongside the railroad Now, again thanking your commit tee, will say that I will be pleased at any time to continue contributions of this character to your honorabls society. Respectfully, MRS. W. B. MATS Pendleton, Ore. in Colds nd Croup in Children. Many people repiy upon Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy implicitly enses of colds and croup, and it nev er disappoints them. Mrs. E. H Thomas, Logansport, Ind, writes have found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the best medicine for colds and croup I have ever used and never tire of recommending It to lerminai yaraa, wmcn wouia rival the I my friends. I have always given I I AMERICAN WOMAN TO TALK IX ;ERMX rXIFOKM. I j II 1 I II I re 1 V I 0 ' m ! 1 j II- , 1 et A i :) per 100 pounds. Recognised Advantages. Tou will find that Chamberlain's Tough Remedy has recognlxed aan '.ages over ' most medicines In ase for roughs and colds. It doe not sup press a cough but loose ry and relieves It. It aids expectoration and opens the secretion, which enables the sys jttm to throw off a cold. 1: counter acts any tendency of a cold to result n pneumonia. It contains no opium I -r vwicr imiLuitb, niiu inaj uo alvrw to a child as confidently as to so adult For sale by all dealers Adv. Blow t'p Supplies. PARIS, Feb. 8. Twenty five Ger man ammunition and supply wagon In the Woe v re region have been shelled and destroyed by French ar tillery, the war office announced. Elesewhere other French batterle hsve dispersed other convoys of the enemy with considerable loss. Near Rhelms a French shell struck a Ger man observation balloon and the bal loon collapsed. French aviators re ported that three German officers who were observing were killed. The French have the advantage of a se ries of artillery exchange from Arras to Rhelms, the statement declares. Children's Oowgtw (Siildrra's OsMsr Iloth Are Yloas. Whea one of your tittle ones sfcows symptoms of an approacklng coJf. give It Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar -nesr at ence. It acts quickly, and prevents, the cold growing worse. Terr keaJ--Ing soothes the lungs, leoaaa tXe mucous, strengthens the systesa. It's guaranteed. Only 3le at yoer drag gist Bur a bottle today. Bnklen's Arslca Salve for Con Dang Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES "r HOT TAUALES CHILLI C0I1 GARUE - SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and np-to-date; FIRST CLASS EERVIC9 TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood flu Phone lit Pendletoa, Ore- ii great New Tork Bush terminals. Two of Thorn Are 52. WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. Asher C Hinds of Portland, Me., and J. M. C. Smith of Charlotte, Mich., one of the three Smiths who represent Michigan In congress, today celebrated their 52 birthday anniversaries rood C.mtrol Wanted. LONDON. Feb. 8. In view of the H"w to Prevent Bilious Attacks. Increased roet of food, which is due "Corning events cast their shadows; almost entirely of high freight rates tefore " This is especially true of to my children when suffering from croup, and It has never failed to give them prompt relief." For sale by all dealers.- Adv, and the congestion of goods at the docks, members of the corporations of Glasgow, Liverpool and other clt its in the kingdom proposed today the pasnage of resolutions for the framing of a petition to the govern ment in favor of government control of foodstuffs, coal and the shipping services. While the resolution was defeated, thoe pr-w-nt at the meeting where ll was presented expressed strong views that immediate action by the government was necessary, ax wheat flour 8nd oi are dally Increasing in J rli e. Tt:e entire 'jueHtion of food prices will be discussed In the house of commons next Thursday, when Pre mier Afc.juilh hits promised to make a statement on the situation. Mean time a committee has been appointed to Inquire Into the congestion of Koods on the dork. The labor party has drafted a res- hlMou attacks. Tour appetite will fall, you will feel dull and languid. If you are subject to bilious attacks take three of Chamberlain's Tablets as soon as these symptoms appear and the attack may be warded off. For sale by all dealers.Adv. Second firrman War Loan Likely. BERLIN, Feb. 8. If, according to the Overseas News Agency, a second German war loan probably will be ls fcued at the beginning of March and on favorable terms as the conditions of the money market are exceptional ly good. Dry H)lutlon Worked. DES MOINES, Feb. 8. Certain members of the senate constitutional amendment committee succeeded in smothering temporarily a Joint reso lution introduced by Wilson and Thomas, calling for a prohibition am endment to the constitution. Three different attempts made by the drys to get the resolution out of the committee were promptly block ed by seven members, who voted sol Idly apH'nirt any move which would bring liquor before the senate. BIGGEST IXDOOII MFJCT RIN OFF IN ROSTOV HO.STON, Feb, 8. The east's big gest indoor athletic meet was to be run off under the direction of the Boston athletes and amateurs from the eastern clubs were to compete. Jitney job "Given" Mayor. PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 8. Mayor Albee would like to know why he has been mistaken for traffic manager of the Jitneys. Late at night the telephone at his home rang and the mayor answered. "Is this Mayor Albee?" asked a young woman at the other end of the line. "Well, Mr. Mayor," said tb,e wom an, "there are five young women schoolteachers stranded out here In Alberta. Can't you send a Jitney for us?" The mayor sa. s he tried to get the Jitney headquarters but nobody I answered." SEVF.HAL RIIJ.S Ili:TME I.AWS One Signed by (iovcrnor RrenJ I Tee Textbook Statute. - . - witiS beresignfdeb- th.fSn, ""n"""mMmmMimmii.iimmmU: bills: Senate Mil 29, by Lelnenweber ToS Miss Wllma Sanda, an permit cities of the state bordering on r.avlguble rivers to dredge material': tnd sand from the channel and bed of the river. Senate bill 97. by Hollls To borid local agents of the state land board. House bill 11, by Clatsop delegation To provide bounty on seals. House bill 1S2, by committee on Judiciary Repealing free text book j law. I House bill 77, by Olson Conferring J right of eminent domain upon gas companies. 8. B. 188, by Langguth, amends chapter 112 relating to duties of at tending physicians workmen's com pensation act H. B. 187, by Hollls and Vinton, au thorlzes two or more counties to cre ate a road district and build high ways under Bancroft bonding act 8, B. 188, by 8trayer, Increases sal ary of county treasurer of Baker county $100 and reduces that of the' American sheriff. Mow Open I Hong Kong Cafol 4.ND NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outride Tray Ordesa m Spaces. E Boxes for ladles and (entlemea. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. 5 MXALfi Me AND UP. - Special Chleken Sundays. Dmaer woman who has lived long In Oer- 8. B. by Umatilla delegation, many, is coming back to the United relates to stock running at large In States to lecture In favor of Ger- Umatilla county. many a attitude In the war. In order 8. B. 190, by committee on educa- to emphanlie her tendencies Miss tlon, amends section 4, chapter It sanda will wear the uniform of a general laws of Oregon, flxln fees German officer; that Is, she says she will. She believes Germany la right In Its position In the war and she will do all she can to prove this to those who will go to hear her lecture. for teachers' certificates, 8. B. 191, by Hawley, appropriating $100 for reimbursing Angellne Burch for horses furnished during the In dlan war of 1855-56. Purity Guaranteed under all State and National Pure Food Laws. You can pay a higher price, but you cannot get a baking powder that will raise nicer, lighter biscuits, cakes and pastry, or that is any more healthful. Your money back if K C fails to please you. Try a can at our risk. mm 548 Main Street! E Kext to X. O. Bldg. Fhose IN E "rmniiitnmitiiisimmmiiHinmnm? SPECIAL & Mannfacturrr's AdTrriising Offor on FALMOLIVE SOAP For a limited tirno we will pivo awny with each purchase of Palmolive Croam, 3 cakes rnlmolive Sonp Free. Tollman & Go. Leading- Drufglttt