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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1918)
j -r tf - -y y EIGHT PAGES FACE EIGHT DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. ighi laro Syrup In All Sizes, Only limited Supply. Order Early. ' WE CARRY ONLY THE BEST IN SYRUP. TEA GARDEN SYRUP. V V MONOrOLE SYRUP 4 LOG CABIN SYRUP f TRYCORNA SYRUP. ALAGA SYRUP LIGHT AND DARK KARO SYRUP BOB WHITE SYRUP BREAKFAST BELL SYRUP Complete Line of the Better Grade of Molasses and Sorghum. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. nTTATTTV I Two Phones 28 823 Main St. a EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL NEWS OF UMATILLA CO. fc-nr- Home Demonstration For Hermiston Fair HERMISTON, Clot. 4. (Special.) The members of th Methodist church Ki'.vo a recptlun In honor of (heir new pastor. Hev. and Mrs. M. Oallaher. at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Strohm, 8r., at the east end of Uladya avenue, Tuesday evening. A larite Catherine- of local members and their friends and a Rood representation of I'oiumnia, residents enjoyed a most dtllghtful evening, punch and n fers were served throuvhout the even ing by the Indies of the church. Kev. Hulls her and family come here from itlah, Washington, and has made a fnvorablo Impression In their new field. N, Codd of Salem ftresident of the tiermlnton Usht & Power Co., me.de his resrular Inspection trip to the lo cal office and the plant on the pro ject Wednesday. On account of low valor It has been necessary to con serve the power but tho normal out put win soon be resumed. Miss Lorene Tarker. county club manager. County Agent M. S. Phrock and County Superintendent W. W. !rcen from Pendleton met with the lOal committee at the city library on Tuesday evening to arrange details sr.d program for an Industrial exhib it, home demonstration and other features for the hos and dairy show inlly favorable for a splendid showing of products and other Interesting tea-ll-res, Mend times fironson and Ilanllne en tertained the Ladles' Aid Society of the Methodist church and their ft 'ends at a silver tea at the-home of the former Wednesday afternoon. A Inrgo crowd was In attendance and report an enjoyable time. The guests were asked to bring their own sugar. Miss Nason. from Pendleton, mem ber of the t'niatilla county Library Hoard and representative of the French war orphans, visited th city Wednesday, Inspecting the library and trying to Interest more local parties in these little victims of war. A num. her of our large-hearted clthtena are already supporting one or mora of these unfortunates and many otheie are considering adopting a proxy war orphan. At the regulnr business meeting of th Hermiston Red Cross Auxiliary. Miss Graham, city librarian was elect ed president for the unexpired term of office left vacant by the resigna tion of Mrs. J. F. Strohm, whose dili gence and untiring service was recog nised by a, unanimous vote of thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Strohm have gone to Se attle to reside. Postmaster J. H Young, member of the local war savings stampa com mittee launched the fall campaign for the sale of thrift stamps by organis ing the high school and grades Into contesting teams. Supt. Voelker haa All Wool and a Yard Wide Is an expression which means getting value received, and is exactly what you get by doing business at the American National, and then some. j THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Pendleton, Oregon "Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon." to oe neid Friday and Saturday. Octo- offered to entertain the winning team I per is ann I v. prospect are espec-hen the quota Is raised. OLD TIME SOLDIER DIES AS HE WISHED fT DR. R. B. BOBBINS Dentistry Judd Bldg. Court and Main Sts. TAXICABfd PHONE I U I looks 23 Itldes for 13.50. PAKKEll TAXI CO. Stand at O. K. Itarbrr Shop. Beloved Sergeant ' Who "Mothered" Generals was "With the Boys." BY WEBB MILLER (United I Yeas Staff Correspondent) PAHIS. Aug. 19. (By Mall.) There's be many moist eyes among the "Old Army" men who are now wearing gold and silver leaves and silver stars on their shoulders when they hear that "Ol" Scrgt. Jim Payne of tho th Infantry fell, riddled by machine gun bullets, on the first day of tho Soissons fighting. Scrgt. Panyne was one of the oldest and most experienced of the old-time non-coms, and had seen service In every land where American soldiers set foot for the past twenty years. He soldiered ' and fought Moros In the wilds of Mindanao under Capt. J. J. Pershing, and helped Pershing chase the Villistas Into the interior of Mcx i ico. In many a headquarters, dugout and mess shack they will say "Poor ol' Jim, God bless him." when they ,hear that Payne is gone. Probably no other man In the army had as many close friends among tho offi cers. For the last twenty years Payne has been training second lieu tenants and seeing them gain their first lieutenancy, then captains' bars, majors' gold leaves and so on toward jthe major generals' double stars. 'Mothered' (Antral. A good many of the youths that ; Payne "mothered" are now generals ;in tbe new army. But no matter how high they went In rank, they always I retained their love for the leathery - laced, grizzled old sergeant. Year after year Hergt. Jim has been taking "shave-tails" fresh from West Point, and nervous as cats about their first commands, under his arm and tradi ng them the fine points of handling men, as only an old first sergeant can Last winter he served as first ser geant, but this spring asked to be re duced to a sergeant, so he could go out and lead a platoon. Only a few weeks before he was killed the recom mendatlon went through for his pro motion to a lieutenancy. Within a few days Serai. Jim would have been wearing the coveted silver bar, won as he wanted to win it. Hut he died as he wanted to die "with the boys." And there will be many misty eyes along the lines when they hear about Ol' Jim." KING BOOZE IS OUT OF WAR IN BRITAIN LONDON. Auk. 28. (By mflll.) CompulMory temperance has reduced drunkenness in England approximate ly 82 per cent nfnce the war began- It has Increased industrial efficiency of the nation many fold and made a return to th old regime of Unrestrict ed alcoholism impossible after the war. This la the purport of a report to the KritlHh people by Lord D'Abernon chairman of the boai J of liquor con trol. Liquor may be sold but only at cer tain hours and In limited quantities. Saloons are allowed to sell alcoholic drinks only & hours out of every J4. If a dispensary sells out Us quota before closing; time, Its patrons have the alternative of soft drinks or go i ine; home. Treat Ins; has been prohibited by law. The bartender who tolerates It Is liable to fine and the establish ment's license may be revoked. The liquor board believes abolish ment of the treating1 system has play ed an extremely Important part In counteracting excessive drink In a; A dynamic substitute for the bar room and "free lunch" counter as a social gathering place has ben found In the new canteens the government and various private concerns have opeed where large numbers of labor ers are employed near the ship docks and munition factories. The government canteens are operated without profit, and the privately owned rating places aim to charge but little more than enough to pay expenttes. The strength of slcoholin beverage has also been lessened, the average dilution being about 25 per cent. Dis tilling of bplrlts except for war or medicinal purposes was stopped two years ago. Our Plush CO A' As new things are arriving: each day, there still remains an unusual selection of "New," "Snappy" models in Plush as well as the Woolen coats. A great difference in price exists between our coats and those of other stores. You know why. Newer ideas you can't find, as our corps of New York buyers are on the lookout for the new things at all times. The riush Coats $21.75 to $17.50 The Wool Coats $14.75, $44.50 The Girls' Coats $6.90, $14.75 The Children's Coats $4.50 to $8.90 Incorporated J 4 ADVANCE REACHES SIX MiLE DEPTH IX)N1K)", IX-t. a. It Is learned the Itrllish advance Ih-Iwcoii Arfliiercs and Ixns lias reached a six mile, depth. I yens, the heart of the great coal re gion In northern France, and Armen- Uerrm, almost equally linMrtaiit as manufacturing ceiiler, liae been etarualed by tho Ocriuans; the fer man foilirkit xltlon between Cam bral and SI- Quenlin hate lieeu defi nitely kiuu'-IkiI and the Aunlro-llun- KuruiiiH In Albania. fot-Makcu by tlie r.uuraiianM, llicir former allies, are In full reJreat northward from tho Ad riatic sea to I.ake Oniirlda. A REAL IRON TONIC Puts Iron Into the Blood Where la a Prims Nsessslty. 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Blakeslet Chronic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-Jtay KJee tie Therapeutlos, Txsnple lild, Ituou II. Husa III it SOUTH SIDE AND WEST END Blonday, Wednesday, Friday. Help us maintain best possible service by hanging out ice sign. Phone orders taken care of as promptly as possible. SMYTHE-LOHERGAN CO. Phone 178 Quality Quantity Service Some Good HAEGAINS Used Cars AT THE Pendleton Auto Co. Eatabllshed 1907 IIMIIMIMIHIIIMIIIIIIIMMIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIMIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH I THEY'RE HERE v tVi H i -V si i fir 0 .' JiJ tu " - BSSSSsssSsllsfcj ''' The IMew Cadillacs A carload of Cadillaca liave arrived and are ready for delivery. Oregon Motor Garage I 1 INOOItrOllATED 3 I IT, III, III, 111 West Court M. IXeiibosisj '.TlillillJIIIIllIIIItMfrilfftlMlliilllllfflMfMlllllllllllJJIIirriltlllltlflljlflllMIMIIIIIflltlllMlllllllllfllill ItllllltllllllllllltMlllllttllll.