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tWa WHWH WMttifM K ivGEFIVE i DAILY EAST ORECONIAN; PENDLETON, ORGEON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 191?;. EIGHT PAGES ? 1 CO ROY'S CASH GROCERY 525 Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 640 .11. I. , I .IM... , . Oleomargarine,. . 1 lb. 45c; 2 lbs. 90c glider's Catsup, bottle 25c . . . ' ' i ; Snowdrift 2 lb. can 75c, 4 Hv cn $1.45 ; - , . t " ' !' 'I .' Crisco, Vz lb. can 60c; 3 lb. can $LJQ; 6 lb.: . ' can . S,Trfj'v$2.10:. n't i iii Jl fi . , Wesson Oil. . . . . . . pmt45cquart 85c Mazola (cooking and salad oil) pint ...40c Quart 75c ' Folger's Ensign Coffee, 1 lb. . . ..... ... 25c Bluestone, per pound 15c IT A PATRIOTIC DUE Have you put in your winter's fuel? , . To aivoid a repetition of last winter's coal shortage, the consumer must put in the fuel now. Let us quote you on 1 and W ood! ' ! Vrtriii PHONE 5 B. L. Burroughs East Webb and College Streets. yf WVadTertlae and offer War Barlncs Stamp lor sale wlUi eer ,, i;; purchase. l.i)J-- v Poultry Feeds and Tonics, all Kinds. Coles worthy's ;; 127-9 E. Alta Jii Phone 134 vim Helen Nelson, who recently (en tered the University of Oregon, and who wot called home hy the Illness of her sinter, little Mario Nelson, ex pects to rturn to cortege tomorrow. W. 8. Bingham In here today from Portland. Mrs. W. E. Massey of Wallowa 1 In tho citv today. H. K. Bartholomew is a viouur Portland this week. Mr. Cli T. Mclean of Astoria la at Hotel Pendletrm. . , '. . " ... i ri.llBtiM I WlUUtrnJA. iMBioi'.n t,ody from1 Portland on business. . , Clay, jiransieuer :oi fnv.i I. 'C. Hopkins of Weston iaaiy'en dleton visitor today: yj..j .. ": K.vkllnfcer l Tier today fronr Lox- lnpton.v.. v ,, .. r- '.v ' TicorKa Wtson is in ine cny nui dlbbon, ; . ... H. p. Moore Is here . rroo niageiy- Oregon. 1 1 Miss Flora Shaw, teacher In the Pendleton grammer school left today for Eugene to remain until school re opens here. Mrs. Tom vaugnan ana uuj gher Julie returned yesterday to Port- .1 .nanillnir A. TTIOnth Rt the home of Mrs. Vaughan's parenU, Mr. anu joib. Mrs. Anna RotnrocK ana 8. nnthrnrk of Athena, are jvxiaa -' " spending .the winter in wi ,..,if,i Thev made the trip by auto and report good roads. , . ' . CONTKOri IXH BTFlTIi. J C tCpritlnued from page !) .. I: .... ,Dl,mAn HflVS'thHI mOf- nln. declared; 'the republicans gained Meven si?nw w . . . ... ,j .hi. viveathe republicans. a 35 In th.pouiw: . ; a inH Henators in Colorado, Missouri. Idahd Kansas, Illinois.,; Delaware ana ew shire. ' SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. . An ,.. . inrfipatM the democrata earijr vumi.v . onncreumian in California. Henry Hawson. democrat, is ujhui.ib Barbour, republican, , In the seventh district. Socialist Carries Milwaukee, iTiirutriTE Vnv. 8. Former 'socialist Representative Berger is el ected from this district oy f rallty, defeating Representative Staf ford, republican, and Carney, detno- , ' 1 . 'ramp-Cllarta-Iieaaa; '-., LOUISIANA, Mo., Nov. 6. Incom .,n. rrntn aM counties of the ninth district reelect Champ Clark by .200. T1T7, tv a Until Knv. 6. liOtrl Ulemocritlo-jronf7re8iona canai4ate ' . ., ., Vl (J .1 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 - tooK tne ieaa nwaj ...... - -- citnrf with' additional, returns,,. today.. xvnittii Ai1pmocrat. 'was''lsd ahead o( -Landstrum, republican. :o -j-.ii ' -4,' iiiVKl -J 5 niiTivram. Nov. 6. The repub licans gained one house seat In Mary land. The next delegation from nere will evaniy ..divided .betweep , the major Tarcies." - - - - - - - , , : f O H O ft lForl iGtainis,r. f 1 1 DETROIT, Nov. . Henry Ford's big gains around Detroit are rapidly diminishing Newbcrry'a upstate Jead. Ford's managers claim Ford's elec tion by 7,000. They say he now leads by 2.000 In their private count. New berry claims a 25,000 majority. COLUMBUS. Nov. S. Governor Cox's lead has increased to 29,136 over Willis, republican. El lERGENCY From THE PENDLETON i DRUG CO. ' During Closing Hours Phone This store has four residence phones con nected with store. iq4will get one of them for you in emer gencies -during closing hours. , v The Pendleton HDru Co. - i . - T - 1 m.a.-K-i Iff IIumm AuaM&aAMA 4 I S IrPl'ITllll III IV K I A E IIIIIIIIIll u r J Or Other S Emergency Drugs 4k may be had after 6:30 i Pa. M. by calling resi-J dence phones -; y ' p i Tallman & Co. 9 Leading Druggists. ' R Weeks Defeated. BOSTON, Nov. 8. Complete state returns have given David Walsh, democrat, for senator a plurality of 18,900 over Senator Weeks, republican. rnNjvirn Knv. fi. The race is close for aenatSr 'between Senator. Shof roth fiiimcra.t. incumbent, and Lawrence Phlpps, millionaire philanthropist, republican. Phippa carried Denver b6000, but Shafroth claims mat re turns from: the slate will elect him. Oliver Shoup, Colorado Springs millionaire Is apparently elected gov ernor. The republicans gained one nd probably two seats In congress. Indiana Republican, tvm avapoi.is. Nov. 6. Indiana .oriiiiiiicAna aained four congressmen. according to early returns, making a solid congressional delegation. BISM ARK, N. D., Nov. 6. Two hundred and thirty four complete preelncte give Doyle, democrat 854 5, Fraalcr, republican non-partisan, 7, 760. SPOKANE,- Nov. 6. The republi cans gained one house Beat In Wash ington by electing Stanley Webster over Representative Dill, by a 2.500 majority. All other republican con gressmen were elected. Illinois ShlffcSi. .ClflCAGO. Nov, 6,r-Repre3entativ iMcGormlmk'e " (republican) . victory over-Soarbf Lewis democrat) prov ed the only Important Illinois shift in the 'national - legislative balance. Hacked by Wilson's personal endorse ment Lewis obtained a handsome ma iority In Chicago, which McCormick overturned by an unprecedented downstate lead. HELENA. Mont.. Nov. 6. Senator Walsh, Democrat, in this afternoon leading Landstrug. Republican, for the Senate by nearly 4000- 1- . wm4:AW u tit i' za: ui 'A i k?f,ef i ki ' : fi":, '4 Mfm7- i- V -. aaa s . ,. . Gooci n p. j ill-iii JAPAN 3WTAV TALK AT PEACE TABLE DENTISTRY Dr. David Bennett Hill Dr. Tom O. Bailey Iddd .JSuildlng, Pendleton, Oregon. TOKIO. Oct. 31. (By Mall) Ja pan's chief goal at the peace confer ence should be to obtain an open door for Immigration to Australia. ' India, Canada and the United States, I writes K. I'yebara. member of parlla , ment. In "Japan and The Japanese." a popular fortnightly magazttis :. of Toklo, Uyehara waa a member of the Pickin i". !v The youngster's idea of goodies" made with Kream Krisp is to get his hands on them. Mother's idea is to use nothing but Kream Krisp for shortening land frying She said so at the last meet ing of her cooking club. That the mem bers unanimously adopted her. idea is 1 evident' by .thejollowing endorse ments, them: f'kreara Krisp is the most economical shorten ing on the market." ... -y r ' "In' all niy recipes I use less Kream Krisp than i I ever did butter or lard, and get more satisfac- tory results. . .... . . "I can always depend on my baking being sue cessful because measurements with. Kream Krisp are accurate.making the results uniform and sure. "I am for Kream Krisp because it doesn't smoke pp or leave any odor in my kitchen." "I use my Kream Krisp again and again, because no matter what I fry in it, it doesn't absorb the flavor. And after straining it I can put it back into the can as good as new." '"I don't think I could make creamy, fluffy cakes or rich,f laky pie crust without using ft.ream lvrisp. Try Kream Krisp today, and your own uses of J ! it will O. K. these endorsements. BROWN COMPANY Kream Krisp Department, Portland, Me. Purely Vegetable TT "T 4 mm The Universal Shortening ' $ I - - l j t V , cL l SAYEmJ SERVE 1 1 LiiLLTrVS-s- m rrrn-rrnTTTra UNIVERSAL" SHORTEN KREAMSKE .-.irr " , . .naii.-. parliamentary corn miss ltd Amrrictt early thi. "In England, the lxn theory is findinp tr ITyehara writes. "A lo; realized when Britain, ca so much of thft en exclusive tnly in h,'r Should all' the natura British possessions h permanently by their It would be inerilullc British nations would taristic aKftressivV poiu on which vis-year. srue of Xntions injc jnipport," iRiie cannot be which possess r(h, adopts an own territory. 1 resources in monopolized own nationals, that the non iursue a mili y npain.t her." DONT REBUILD BELGIUM SAYS BRITISH NOBLE PAni., Oct. Sl. Iliin-Moarrod ruins of northern France and gium should l li ft an they ale me morials to the heroic dead. t Tho suggcptlon conies from Lord Derby, UrltitU auibaaaor to Krauc. Rostiunlion after th war. Loril Derby thinly should Include the re-1 hutlillns of tt.ide and commerce, tho i rejuvenation of mines, factories and i aKrkiillural regions Hut he would leave the crumbling, sticll-ahiittered towers and walls of cttthedrala and churthea Just as they are. He would lay no restoring hand on the ruins of homes and castles, he would leave each torn chateau Just na it sasxed iindi'P Hun shells leavo each ruined villaxe a faithful picture f Hun frlKhtfuluess. No very high bids are being mada for the crow'n prince's chances of sit ting on the throne of lrussla or wield inp his father's club over the Germun empire, CRIPPLED MEN , EAGER TO WORK ! l'.MtlS. Nov. 2. SoUIU-im niuttl- ', au'! In th9 uar aro i-liild-likc hi their Joy nwr Ix-iiur able, after Ions HirlMl at auffcrine "'! u-'lossocs. t cam money naaiu A rt'fupco rnm the. nortli of KraiKT. liuitilatcjl In tho -ontl year off the war. was cm rbyotl i whitewash a lttxl f"r.- lmt at lrivas. Tears were In til' i' vi as the matron gtkW him 13 trune. Thank yon. niadamo? ;mI blfs yon! Thl I' tho first nm e I have ouriKHl for tn yi'ar!" ' The small boy wonders If hla moth, r will ever Ret over being; surprised i the things he does. If we could Jflst find money a. eas ily a. we find fault we would all h. n.illiunaries In a short time. Dr. Lynn K. Blakesle Chronic and Nervous Pi.asM aa4 Dlaeaaea of Women. X-Ra W- tro Tbarapautloa. Teanple Hide Itoooi 11. PboM ! v-w:w'-'-'K' m-m''-,'m'' r. Tj 0 i NOODLES, CHOP SUEY, CHINESE DISHES iXuKrSr'j GOEY'S KWONG HONG LOW i balls if ixmrMv would put more) WVW Vdf 1 14 Vet Alta Kt 1'p.talfa. Vto 4. Av equa hen's Into circulatiuc ' f