East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 27, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGOX1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1915. PAGE TWO jiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuii mum miliums TRY IT Think of this Store as a Trust Company A safe place to "invest your clothes money You get more than value received. You ought to on a good investment Yo get interest at a high rate. We hind ourselves to see that everything you buy here gives you good wear, rood fit, good looks, good style, good service, good workmanship. In other words, interest at the rate of 100 per cent in guaranteed satisfaction. What you spend here is always on call: draw it out whenever an invesstment doesn't satisfy you. New Waists of Crepe-De-Chine $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 All of the newest effects are incorporated in these dainty blouses. They are neatly trimmed with pin tucks, nemstitching or tastv embroidered sprays. cm. n... cj- , All have long sleeves and many are shown with the new "hylo" collars that can be worn either way and look equally well. The colors are white, flesh pink. Afri can brown. Russian green, navy and black. All are made in a good heavy qual ity silk. SPECIAL FANCY STRIPED TUB SILK WAISTS, EXTRA HEAVY GRADE OF SILK. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, ONLY 82.95 BATH ROBE BLANKETS All ready to make up. Just the right size for a bath robe. Comes in all colors, floral effects and Indian patterns. These are of very best quality goods. Guar anteed fast colors, including cord, tassel and loops.- One in a box. Each 82.75 and 83.25 WHITE CRASH TOWELING For fancy work, table runners, dresser scarfs, etc., 17, 1 8and 22 inch. Comes in white only. Best qual ity. The yard 10 to 25c DRESS GOODS At no other time has our stock of dress goods been more complete. At a time when you need "Dress Goods" most. All the newest weaves and colorings are here. Storm Serge, French Serge. Drap de Paris. Broadcloth, Wool Challies, Poplin, Plaids. Checks. Stripes, etc. The yard 5 Or to 82.50 "The Peoples Warehouse" Apple Carnival Now On OUR CAR OF HOOD RIVER SPITZENBURGS WERE UNLOADED TODAY. GET YOUR ORDERS IN NOW. IPS THE GREATEST APPLE SALE EVER HELD IN PENDLETON. T. P. W. Special Sale Price the Box $1.25 $10,000.00 Worth of Bargain Basement Bargains Regular $3.25 Children s Shoes, high top 83e Regular $5.00 Women's Shoes, all leathers 82.23 Regular $3.25 Men's Work Shoes 82.47 Regular $3.00 Boys' Heavy Shoes $1.13 Regular 50c Boys' Underwear 17 Regular 50c Women's Underwear 19e Regular 10c Outing Flannel. 15 vards 81.00 Regular $4.75 Silk Petticoats, full flare 82.27 Regular 20c Stockings for the entire family 9 Regular $5.00 Sweaters, all wool 81-98 Regular $4.50 Boys' Wool Suits 81.98 CLOSING OUT SPECIALS Women's Heavy Winter Coats Moderate styles, the best value in the city, fine materials, and all sizes. Choice 81.97 Women's Tailored Suits The best that money can buy. The finest finish possible to put into women's suits. Choice 86.95 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE r I Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 5 3! meet Mrs. Edmund B. Haslop. g The HUB is the best place to buy Mackinaw Coats and Sweater as we save you jobber profit which makes a saving of one third and sometime more on your pur chases. We alto carry (ample good and your saving is still greater. Come in and look over our line of merchan dise and we know you need loog no farther, if it's real value you want. recentl moved to Pendleton j from Portland with her husband. Dr. j UmIqb, n number of ladle are at the J; h-me of Mrs. Westbrooke Hickson i this afternoon. Mrr Huston was for 1; , n.erlv Miss Vita Bartlett. a graduate 11 of the rniversity of Oregon class of jll12. and is a member of the same ' - ntv to which Mrs. Pickson be- i:d a: the same Institution. The holies of the North Side Bruise 'Club spent a ver enjoyable after, noon ;esterday with Mrs. Will Moor ; at her home on Jackson street. Hon ors were won by Mrs. Charles Or ! Uch. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. John K. Robinson. Miss Alice Butler, instructor in do mestic science at the high school and who will have charge of the night jdasses in that course, announces that all lad less desiring to take domestic 1 science work in the night school should meet this evening betw. a 7:30 and - o'clock at the cty hall. ; This wlQ be the las; meeting held for the organization of the clasa and all are urced to attend. Last night was a red letter one for the local lodge of Artisans, a big j meeting being held to celebrate the successful conclusion of a member ship campaign which added a hun 'died new names to the lodge roster, i There were nearly two hundred Ar i tifans in attendance at the meeting, many coming from Pilot Kock and I'kiah for the occasion. H. F. Hud son of Portland, supreme master Ar- i.san and nr. Kshelman. supreme medical examiner, were present and made short addresses. The regular work was put on after which a mu sical program was enjoyed. The evenim: was concluded by a banquet of unusually ample proportions and so many of the dainty edibles were U ft that the lodge members fixed up baskets and sent them out to needy families. e I Among the Hallowe'en parties plan-, ned will be one Friday evening in th- basement room of the Baptist church b the Baptist Young Peoples' Da ion. Judge A. S Bennett of The Dalles one of the leading attorneys of the Mate, arrived last evening to mike the argument for the appellant In the Twiuhell-Thompson case today. John Rand, prominent Baker at torney. Is attending the supreme Mackinaw coats that others ask you $4 to $5 for. our price 83.45 Heavy all wool Mackinaw coats guaranteed, why pay others $6.50 to $7. Our price 85.85 F.xfra heavy all wool Mac kinaw coat. $8.50 valu ues our price 80-50 Boys' Jersey sweaters at -19c and 65f . Bovs' heavy sweaters 95c to 82.45. Girls' heavy sweaters 95c to 83.45. Men's sample sweaters at 81.45. 81-95. 8.15. 82.95 and 83.45. Ladies' sample sweaters at 81.95. 82.45. 83-45 and 83.95. Children's sweater suits at So to 82.75. Men's Prince Chap Suits. 89.50 to 812.50. Men's tailor made suits at 813.75, 816-50, and 818.50. Men's overcoats $6.50 to 812.50. Men's balmacaans 812.50 to 814.50. Boys' suits 81.45. 81-95. 82.45 up to 84-95. Children's shoes 95c, 81.35. 81-49, ?l.(iT. 81.95, 82.25. Ladies' shoe- 81-35, 81-95 82.45. 82.85. Men's shoes, dress and work at prices you can not duplicate. THE HUB 23 Sample Store. 745 MAIN ST. amiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiliiii minimi mini mmi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinr Tin Km Iifcsc-. 5.000.000. LONDON, Oct. !7. The Nleuwe Kotterdamsche Courant. as quoted by Reuters Amsterdam correspondent gives German losses from October 11 to 20 as 57.424 in dead, wounded and missing The total Prussian losses are given at 2.021.978 The newspaper says there also have been Issued 228 Bavarian. 209 Saxon. 28S Wurttemburg and 5J na val casualty lists, as well as list of officers and under officers, with the Turkish army. The courant figures the total losses to the central pow ers at 5.000.000 men killed and WOUltd ad and missing. Conference Is Failure. EI. PASO, Texas. Oct. 27. The peace conference here to relieve the Clifton mine strike situation ended without any progress toward a set tlement having been made. Fresh outbreaks at Clifton are feared and report from Arizona say the adju tant general's office is again prepar ed to move the national guard on. short notice. If necessary. Sfavj Get New Aircraft. WASHINGTON. Oct. 27. Four new hydroaeroplane have been received at the navy aeronautic station at Pensacola. Fla.. and the first navy dirigible will be delivered at the sta tion within the next three weeks Reports from the station to the navy department, made public today said extensive bomb-dropping experi ments had been made recently dur ing the training wrk and that a launching da vice on the cruiser North New Way to Make Apple Dumplings Served With Hard Sauce or Cream and Sugar Bf Mrs. Janet McKenzu ML Editor of the Hoston Cooking School Magazine Here It a new way to make apple dumplings that will surely please every housewife, for it is not necessary to have whole apples, and the juice cannot rim out and burn as with apple dump lings where the apple is placed in the center anil the dough turned up around it. The biscuit part forms a crispy hell that holds the apples aud juice. i .... .. - . IZJ where it ray to iraae. Jpj A delightfully informal reception: to members was held by Bushee Chapter. Order of Eastern Star, last evening, the first of a series planned, for the winter months. A large nt-' tendani e was present and enjoyed ti.e occasion immensely. The program was made up entirely of musit a! numbers. Miss I.ola Rogers. Miss Mayree Snyder and Miss Ada Ieokr contributing vocal solos. Miss Mar garet Lowell a violin selection, and Mr. Win Hanscom and Miss HeDne Herboth Instrumental number. Jo Coleman aang several numbers and h and Sandy anderson contributed a duet that was much enjoyed. After the program. adjournment was taken To the banquet hall which was decorated In orange and black, significant of the Hallowe'en season. Light refreshments were served Mrs. Harry Rickers and Mrs John Vert poured coffee and Mrs. Horace Ma in. Mrs. James R. Perry and Mrs T M ) Hendero.n served Ices. One of the, enjovahle features of the evening wasj a pumpkin seed guessing contest in whit h Miss Esther Stamp captured the prlte. which was a huge yell, w pumpkin. "Dago Heir Had "Kick." ROSEBl'RG. Ore . Oct. 27.- K .I lowing reports from the University of Oregon that a quantity of bever age called "Dago Red." confiscated a short time ago, showed ns high as seven per cent alcohol. Sheriff CJtiinn said that one or more Yon calla persons will be arrested In the next few clays charged with Violation of local option laws The beverage was sold as a soft drink. Mtagew Wrong Man Convicted. ROSEHI'RG. Ore.. Oct 27 Fol lowing conviction In city court of I.loyd chambers on a charge of speeding, his attorney, who alleges Chambers was not driving the car at the time charged, asserts he will file charges of perjury against .1. W. Brown, motorcycle officer, the prose cuting witness Wallowa Forms hire CoiiuiHiik- WALLOWA. Ore.. Oct. 2. Two Volunteer fire companies, consisting 5) of 12 men each, have just been or ganized in this city. The companies Insurance Man Heat to Prison. I LOS ANGELES. Oct. II. F, R. Einerv. former head of the Insurance department of the Lo Angeles Invest ment company, who is alleged to have misappropriated 111,(09, was senten ced to four years In San (Juentln pris on, Emory pleaded gulltv to a charge of having taken tll), and was ask- EC Apple Duapllnas One end our-half cuts sifted four; tetspoonfiU salt; J fnti Uaspoanfuls AC I 'king Powder; tup shorten- i. ; ii ht i cup tnilt; apples. I ill tli a cupt of a buttered muffin pan .i trad ami sliced apples, sprinkle arttu s ilt and turn two or three table- ponn tils of water into each cup. Sift together, three times, the flour, salt and baking powder; work in the shortening-, and Bug to a soft dough with the milk. Drop the dough from a spoon with the apples in the cups, givingit a smooth ex terior. Let bake about twenty-fivemin-utes. Invert the pan on a large serving dish . Put a spoon f ul of hard sauce aliove the apple in each dumpling and finish with a grating of nutmeg. This in only one of the many new, (kill lout unit appetizing rectea contninrd in thr K C Oioli. Book, whic h may lie ohlainrd.oo- by armling the colored certificate packed in cierv 2t-cent run of K C nuking Powder to the IAOCM MSO. Co . Chicago. Be sure to get the2Went ite .mfllier cuus do uut cooUrn Couk t Uook ctl lificiUcl d prohatl which was denied. Harvard Student Misled. CAMBRIDGE. Mas, Oct 27 Harvard undergraduates have been misled by cheap politicians into il legal registrations for the corning Mate election. District Attorney ivr coran said in announcing that the students would not lie proaecuted The grand Jury has been Investi gating alleged w!.olea f -' -" of students who claimed to be seif HIHIimllM Conferences between 'be district attorney and Professor Felix Frankfurter inpTaMntlng Preside t I., a. 11 of the university, resulted in ..tinouncement that there would l.e no grand Jurr action In thena Brewery Driver IleAvily Puntahed. telegraphed King George today in KAXSAS CITY. Oct 17. Drastic response to the king's message ap action by officials of Kansas City. ' pealing for volunteers. The premier Kan. to prohibit Illegal sale of beer, added that the king's appeal "will by brewers was taken when due drivers were arrested and sentec .1 to Jail and the beer trucks confis i.t od. The drivers were fined St '.oh and sent to jail for six month More thaw tt cases of beer were de stro' ed. evoke a patriotic response from the j people Of the commonwealth ir.d tend t. augment greatly the ranks of those alreadv enlisted. are practicing with great rivalry in coupling hose and getting the water turned on. Ross Hood has been elected captain of 'No. 1 and Leo Pfeffer. captain of company No. Inactive Kidneys Cause Disease 1 stall aaMaforiett bcWtt. I Uf 4 from tk. of Feter aUdaef PUW." AL A. fa i Slier. Fomt Grort, Ohim. Too much work and too little work about the same effect let middle age. Proper kojrieys la l.-reesar t They act as a filter row the blood poisonous w hftaa if asrsaiite to ' system leads to man us, tired, run-down men uffet ftom pains in la s. dliiy spells, bladdir ire muscles snd stiff 1 to realise tint rbei.ma i or even bright dls- t cause to believe that i n perso iiitlon ot good lie 1.1, d n II. w aste ni Railway l-rk Strike. DETROIT. ' ct. 27 Herks -m-ployed bv the Mi higan Central Rail read in Ml higan. Ohio. Illinois andj Indiana were cal!d out on strike to enforce a demand that officer" do read meet wi'h a committee r-pre-sentlng the clerks M discuss alleged ' grievances. It is urdersw.d that the clerks i seek recognition of their organ1. " ! Hon. the Brotherhood of Railway, s an increase of wages mdj Standardisation of working condi tions KighH or nine hundred rm-u are involved. lire I apt. i r Jfc sav-rUb!. 'LKVELANIi Oct 27 - The life of Fire Captain J. R. KHIoran w.i sacrificed and five firemen were in-j Jured to avoid I l sHaStlf between a I fire department motor truck and a wagon The driver of the truck! rashed headort Into an electrb psrW-j age mr when he turned out to svoidl hitting the wagon. Japan Will Help. j CALGARY. Oct. 2. "When the j necessity arises. Japanese troops wll I fr.ee the Germans on the battlefields of Enrops," said Kahuchi Ale. Japa I nese consul at Vancouver. It. C, who is here. Japan can Send several handled IHlllnnilll soldiers when the time in.- .Lilian will U- nil 'h job and 'th-' assistance she will give to the cause of the allies will make :h' I.YOOO.IMHi Mii-nd I'air. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. I. Expo, sttlen turnstiles registered an attend , ar.ee past I J.OiiO.impi and officials thotinht lK.n0.noo will be the total lhen ;he big fair closes December I. Pastors (;ot g.S7 a Day. BOSTON, Oct. 27 The ivr( salary of a Raptlst minister In the United States Is 11.87 a day. or about 1680 a year, according to figures quoted by Iev. Joseph B, Perry, of New York, at the annual conference of Baptist ministers of Massachusetts The conference was held In conne -tlon with the celebration of the 210th anniversary of the Raptlst denomina tion In this stafe. PHONE 666 PHONE For INDEPENDENT MESSEN GER SERVICE Open Day and Night Commencing September 10. Rates 15 cents and up. RAY KELSO, Prop. I'ol by 1 or I I to y act quick ie given relief lauding. ss'ld Ere n-nala n-w-r- Plea MKLBOCRNB. Oct 27. Australia ilready has provided JtO.A'w soldier "as an saeuranee .if her hearty co operation In the determination " curry the war to a successful laeii'.'' Thus Andiew Fish"!, the prm!er. William I " lre-! ren K'bl'" I I " suit nnm Vl-ou a - ISojteiri-ration." Uith Ror-kdlffe I the nsSttSSe : , ,1 .1 r,.l.n Siimoj to Rock Cn-k. ROSEBI'UtS. Ore. Oct. 27. Per , manent survey of the BeMhnrg v Eastern railroad, proposed o be ' constucted by Kendall Brothers, was . completed as far as Rock "r.-ek. i Construction work enn begin as soon I as rights of way are secured, but this j will not likely be before spring as condemnation proceedings have heed : instituted in some cases. hlamatli su-fiool Hoard- to ( omcuc. KLAMATH FAI.I. ore. Oct, -'7 State Siierlntendent of Public In . trillion J. A. Churchill will arrive in ! Klamath Falls for a short Inspection trip, according to Ceeafcy Superin tendent Fred I'eterson. A conven- Ion of count v school boards will be. In. A hanutiet will be held. Resinol Soap clears bad complexions Pimples and blackheads di apnear, red, KXtfh, blotchy com lilexions usually become clean, clear and velvety, and hair health and beauty arc aided by the reg ular use of Kesinol Soap, it docs its work easily.quickly and at little cost even when other metliisJi fail. Kesinol Suap contain the mothlng, heal ing Keaiwil medicatiim whirh duclora pre cribe for akin troubles. S. Id by all drugriila liul denier, in loilet I'liods. j ! i"""l"lllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiilllliii 1 Hi-- r J!il n i i mrs. caim nay Teachers and Beginners I Course in Harmony French Ace ompanying Studio 905 Main Street Near bridge. a Slllllltl Hill IllllutUIIIIIIIIIIIII? J