East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 24, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1915. PAGE FIVE FANCY WHEAT FATTENED "PEMECO" PORK by the side 8c Per Pound PREPARED IN AN UP-TO-DATE ABATOIR GUARANTEED SANITARY AND WHOLSEOME Sauer Kraut, quart 10c Pumpkins 40c, 50c Heinz Mustard, pint 20c Eastern Oysters, Olympia Oysters, Clams KNIGHTS PICKLES, OLIVES, RELISHES. SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Central Market Phone 455. 108 E. Alta St. Pacific T. and T. Team, Takes Game in Bowling Match UOTII TEAMS IN I IM. KH M'l: l KiVI I -I 1 II Ki I OUGHT OKI . Tc id Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 2. The Pendleton Delphian Club will hold a meeting next Friday after noon In the council ehuml)er of the city hall Mr. Watt, who Is here in the Interests of the society, will at tend the meeting. A. I .'.well. Mrs. Wade In now ute editor of the official paper Women of Woodcraft. ISS'MJ. )f the Yesterday Straub wan the ladies of the Maccabees Club and a few other R uei t. home. 110 Thompson rooms were beautifully grajih team took the crack High Five team of the Commercial bowl ma League Into camp laat night on Peters' alleys, hy a score of JD75 pine to 2551 pin. This makes the third win out of four matches for the telephone team. Both teams were in Mrs. K. N. Myera and Mrs. Miller! fine shape and the meet proved to were hostesses to a companj of un be one of the most interesting and ladles Tuesday afternoon at the home hard fought rolled In Pendleton tab of Mrs Myers on Lllleth street. The season. party was In honor of Mrs. Lola S pacific Tel. A: Hall, who moved from Pendleton to Mayo If Hermlaton about a year ago, but Is Dunasen 1" now visiting Mrs. N. B. Whltford and Leach 1' afternoon Mrs. C. other friends of this city. charming hostess to! While crochettlng, tatting and em- Social j broidery progressed, a social tim nests at her was enjoyed and reminiscences of treet. The j earlier times wer ? recited, decorated In j Following are some statements Hurley Knglar 154 1S3 potted plants and pink and while ' made carnations. Alter a short buslres Mrs session, the ladies spent the time frith their fancy work until late when the hostem served a dainty two course luncheon, tiuests other than j members Included Mrs. James Ran j non. Mrs. Alfred Fits Herald. Mrs I Huston and Miss Burrows. I. "I. i I, Hall, born on the shores of the famous Chautauqua lake, N. Y., came weat to Pendleno, In I9K5. while her son. Hev. Q I. Hall, was pastor of the Pendleton liapti.'t church. Her brother and brothers-la-law served In the , ivil 1 I war. Mrs. Merilla Stewart, born In Nova d yea-j Scotia, reared In New Brunswick and o. thai Minnesota, came to Oregon to mako l few her home with her daughter. Mis. Wash- W'm Coedecke in 1905 play .airs. L. E. Penland, Born in Ban Jose. Cal.. came to western Oregon , in '71 and to eastern Oregon thirty-' f LOCALS Sb Advertising in Brief KATB8. Per line first instrtlua 10c Per line, additional Insertion. . . . Oc I'ei line, per montk 11 UU Ha lurals taken far leas than JHk. Count 6 ordinary words to line. I .oeals will not be taken over the telephone eicent from Kaat Oregon an paid op subscribers. For chimney sweep, phone I C Snyder Dressmaking, Mrs Bowman phone 1411a. Wanted Four or six boarders, S13 Mill street Wanted A dozen laving hens 254 Thompson. Tel. 5S4. For sale Baby carnage new Inquire 701 Blaine street. 1 For rent Furnished rooms with heat and bath, inquire 502 Jackson Penland Bros.' transfer Co. have rtorage warehouse Phone Zlt. j John Koaenberg, Court street ; rati limaker and Jeweler. All guaranteed. Tot rent or sale -Eight room mod ern brick house with garage. In food location. Inquire this office. I'M papers fin sale; tied in bun dles Good for starting fires, etc. tth a bundle. This office. Very many people desire to ouy lands in eastern Oregon What have you to offer, and price N. Berkeley. For aale J00 tons of grain ha Will sell In loU or will feed stock of any kind, horses, mules cattle or sheep It. It. McKwcii, Athena. Ore Dressed hogs. 8 cents pound, at 'ash Market. Furniture for sale and house 'or rent. Mrs B F. Tromblev Phone 318. I want to rent an apartment b Dec. tOth If possible. James B Welch. Box 643.' Lost -Dark brown eayusc mare roached mane, star in forehead, branded UK on right shoulder. It--ward offered. Phone 266W For sale Or will trade for I'ma tlllu county grain lands .-., valltv ranch near Salem. Oregon Inquire at Colesworthy's chop Mill, 12 K. Alta street Prompt automobile taxi 'service, day or night Funerals to cemetery only $3.50. Phone 110. Quelle lies Mrs. Q, W. Phelps enl.-rta'ii t, 'day afternoon f,,r the ladle. ! North Side Bridge Club and ; other friends ut her home on 1 inglon street. Honors In the Wr won by Mrs. John F. Hot j The sale of Bed Cross Stall for the benefit fighting the tuberculosis plague will jfrs. h. Stewart, born at Forest begin in Pendleton Saturday of this Drove, ore., came to Umatilla Co. i week under the auspices of the la. at the age of seven years and lived idles' ottthS'of the city. The Current j here through the two late Indian Literature Club will conduct booths j wars. at the Pendleton Drug Store, the Koe- Mrs. Lota N. Whltford. visitor In PS Drug store, the Alexander D-j PeBdletoa and Hermlaton for the i partmenl store, stores' and the Hotel j winter, was bom in Chautauqua Co, ; Pendleton. The Thursday Afternoon v. v her father ., soldier in ihe High H Johnson . . ..... ll Mountain 104 Nolf .-- tM Bond 227 Peters IM Totals 804 In the tournament the Bulldoggersj Monday night met defeat at thej hands of the Forty Nlners. winning i of three games, though fall- Tel. Co. 157 217 553 145 164 ' 45i 143 190 511 147 201 502 172 188 553 70 4 960 2575 le. 143 177 436 100 151 U1 157 233 573 233 160 62') '188 205 567 821 926 2551 ing short by 22 pins large a total score ikim Christmas oBS years ago, locating at Helix. of the fund for Liter moved to Pendleton. : : 4 NAVY'S I I l.LBA' h READY FOB ARMY GAME Club will sell the little stickers at the Tallman lirug Store. Donaldson's di-ug .-.tore. The Peoples Warehouse and the American National Hank. The Current Literature Club, with Mrs. Ankeney In charge, will also direct the sale of the stamps in other town ot the county. The Ideal women's clubs yesterday received telegrams from Jane Au- taurant. Car for country trips, phone '"""" t'resiueiu oi me sosinii t'i- 70. Carney Huev Taxi Co. ' '""',v- s " telegraph Pres. Wilson to call a conference oi Wheat farm of 320 acres to trade I Will take city property to extent of ilinost one-third amount of first payment t. land mortgage for balance. Apply Pendleton F.xchange, Boom 2. over Taylor Hardware. iden; ! the neutral nations of the an effort to restore peace World. These telegrams here were a pall of the ten In civil war. Mrs Mary Md'ormmaih in 1SI1 crossed the plains from southern Mis souri to California, being six month? on the way and never Inside ot a bouse during that time After three years she moved irom Stockton. i'al.. to the Willamette valley, near Har risburg, and from there to Pendle ton when only a few buildings were here and Just before the last lndi.m war broke out. Mrs. Whltford wasa native ot Chautauqua Co.. N. X-, and can.e west in 1909 Mrs. Spooner was born in Chau tauqua Co., N. T.. and is here for the I sent out yesterday by Miss Addams t i the women's clubs of the nation Th Order flowers for Thankaglvlng , ..i,.., .om'eUed h Henrv Ford Whose w ife contributed 110,000 to pu for the telegrams. The idea to Ihe president Is to lie made the mothers ,,f ,he world day now and don t be disappointed. No raise In prices. Free delivery, i worn "I ana look arounu. open or ! mines. O. W. Hooker, florist. 544 Male ulu,1 Dhnnd '1 beh.i NVOI Nt I MKNT. I hereby announce myseif as a candidate for election to the oflicei of councilman for the' Second WSdt subject to the action of the voters; at the coming election (Adv ) A H. COX. Mrs J. W. McClelland of Portland arrived here today and will be th. guest of Mrs. George Peringer. Mr. and Mrs J. N. Sco'tt of Athena were here today enroiite t ton Beach. California, to inter. Turks) Dinner. For a good turkey dinner the (Juelle. From 11:30 to Adv. Mr ind Mrs ive toda Thankagi1ns guest Karlett anil Banal r Portland to M of relatives. world in to the received thousand I winter Mrs Julia c.ulliford born in Illi nois, near Plattsille, )umi- west to Willamette valley when six years old locating near Eugene, and "inter at Pendleton, having lived tn eastern Oregon forty-five years. Mrs. E. P. Clcvenger hails from Vency . Ind.. the birthplace of Bid" ward Kggleston. author of "The Hoosler School Master" and other Indiana stories. The guests gathered about the ta ble ami enjoyed hi ,1a. m refresh ments and remlnlscecnces and at the close of the repast were decor. ud with carnations. The occasion Waw one of unusual pleasure. Hunting ipend th . . . . . THE HALLMARK CATALOG FOR 1915-1916 is yours for the asking 'Phone us or drop us a card and we will send you a copy at once. Thirty-two pages of gift sugges tions. Platinum, Gold and Plated Jewelry, Men's Watches and Bracelet Watches, Sterling Table ware, Toiletware- and Novelties, Sheffield Plate. Hundreds of things from 50c to $200.00, and each an exclusive Hallmark article pro duced co-operatively with positive quality supervision and at a great saving in cost. If you have pot received one of these catalogues give us your name at once. Royal M. Sawtelle Since 1887 The HALLMARK Store ALL STAR 6RADE FOOTBALL BREAKS A COLD IN I UNI NUntU BT nmuthmAH FEW HOURS-TRY IT! COACH OF HIGH SCHOOL AMK.S YnlNfiSTERS WHOSF RET. i FIRST DOSii ORDS ARE BEST. OF 1' APE'S COLl COMPOl I CI I.IEl ES ALL GRIPPE MISERY. ent BARGAINS! Real bargains in LADIES' SEAL AND LEATHER HANDBAGS Any handbag in the store Vt -PRICE. Less than wholesale. Tallman & Co. Laadin, Druliti HLu Turkei shout At the Walden Uhea rao, li, iom.- the mouth of nutter creek, Sunday, NV. II. Aulus will meet local train No. 1 at Hlnltle station. Sun 'ay RlOCIl InS, retmnlnK in time for train No. 2 Sunday SVsnfhf, Free luih Hood time. Adv. Kill Thai he closed ksalvinc. ed the pi all day die lihrar) tomorrow F..T Yill'll Thanksgiving Dinner T THE St. George Grill BPBCIAK Mi sn ) t.) HP M. i-isi evening th PiMbyirlji Church wjis thrnnfil for Ih1 rrcltal by -Miss Harriet Tount m(1 the moal ciinpliiniitarv ftpphlUM was show end upon tlu1 pianist and UDOU ntht i PtrfoTRIMsl "ii the 1'rournm. Owlnfl to tht fart Mrs. Kdgiir PlsrhT hul a cold the rOGSJ numbers were hy Miss ipriiiurr of Walla Walla, who has a hcfiUUful VOlCC anil RVe fnur suns that were much AppnelultA Hra, sflacher puo'od tin- RccotnpanlnventsB. The lnstruiiintHl proitram COlialttod f th- foUoW.nfl selections: Vailations In C Minor . . Heethtiv.1!'. a. Spinnerlied Wagner-ahz b. Roinftnce Schumann c. Trcata i . . . , !hisy Miss Ynung Trio I MtMirelssnhn Miss Italdwiu, Mrs. Pruitt, Mr. Steclhammcr Bcherto C Sharp Minor CNbpIn Miss Vouiir Miss Young's playing twruled great ntustcal ablltt) and was of especial tn ti rest Iweausr this was her first r sHal since returning from three year slud in Merlin. Miss railed " hack repeatedly thusli'stlcally applauded at the cl of her program. Miss Mason, the mHlin- Portland on So, IT today. .1. w. Hay nf ntirjtanp ha? mov rtn the cit t- Bpeod the winter. Pat McKee, lt,-W. ardmawter. ne of the latest victims of Uufrlpp Mrs. Bertha m. Tronrble has r turned from a hrief visit in Portiam Miss Lynn, stenographer at the 0 Ireifht depot ifi toda) land to spend Thanksgiving. RobaH Simpson of the iiound-up City Auto Co., left on Mo, 17 for1 Portland to spend Thanksgivinfj. ; TWENTY-NINE WIN PRIZES AT LOCAL TURKEY SHOOT I .Martin, the navy fullback who I will probably start at that position is in the inter service game at the Polo ! , grounds in New York on November -1 27, is one of the best of a field of i. lightweight backs at the nnva! . I academy. Martin is 20 vears oM, Fort- i weighs 181 pounds and stands :, ie,-t iik nr in neignt The oav.v backflel.l this year is one ot the lightest ever turned out at Au napollis Craig, the quarter, w ighs hut 147 1-2: Westphal. Ie"t half, weighs 184. and Davis, rlnht hal weigh. 153 1-2. An all-star grade scnool football ! team has been picked by Coach John Hinderman of the high school team from among the Washington, Hav thorne and Lincoln grade teams and : the midget team of the high school. The chamrlon Washingtons and the Hawthnrnes each drew four men, ! the Midgets two and the Lincoln team ! one The following are the selec- tions: flibson. Midgets, center. Bink Ulrica, Washington, guard. Embsk Lincoln, guard ilerant. Midget, tackle Follett. Hawthorne, tackle. Morris, Hawthorne, end F. Pnyder. Washington, end Thompson, Hawthorne, quarter. , H. Snyder, Washington, half. Straughn. Hawthorne, half. Half 1'lrich. Washington, full. Don't stay stuffed-np! Quit blowing and snuffling; A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery' and break up a severe cold either in the head, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-uo nos- ; trlls and air passages; stops nast i discharge or nose running; relieve? ' sick headai he. dullness, feverlshness. i sore throat, sneezing, soreness and ' stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" is the 1 quickest, surest relief known and costs only 23 cents at drug stores It acts without assistance, tastes nice and causes no Inconvenience. Don't accept a substitute. K M,-,i, all l ire Sivk KLCENTRO. Cal.. Nov. ; is sweepli g Mexican. acoai 1 from Calexico. Twentv j have been destroyed. The f iginated in a saloon. buo, lings i'. '. or- Mhk- (to to Orient TACi MA. Wash. Nov 24 TI. S. K. liner TSCOSBS Maru left w ith l ire l aid to ivt I'arnit. BAKER, ure.. Nov. 24 That a pet parrot kept in the house of Ous Hen derson, of Bourns, was responsible for an early morning fire which burn ed the structure to the ground is the explanation offered. The bird was lef; to run loose about the house, and it is believed that in I' okim; for provisions it happened on a box of matches and. hltine on th? . ,, . ... , sad-Ilk, heads, started the fire. . 55? All member; f Women of Wood I nable to make its way from the j craft. Daphne circle No J request blazing building the parrot was burn-! in, invitations fr rhanatv .... m We Wxinesilav Night There will be a dance given Wed : nesday night November 24th. in , Moose Hall, by the committee of th i Moose lodge. Admission. Ic, Isitlsa I free Adv. ed to death. 1 call up Mrs. Van Orsdall. lioiMi-l 1" (,i x CtXB MOMS si sn . BVKNT t). HROI Ms KSTKKDAV a eapaclt! seneral cars,, value,! atUM"'"" I II I II I II in I 1 1 II 1 1 f III III tl till fl tll I f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II tf Sf 1 1 1 1 1 I ttlt tttC2 581.6J9. Cotton, steel, flour and ! I 18,39,-, bulk i liair f her of shoes load onsiituted the '2; UIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIU We Guarantee to Teach You to Sing or Play any Musical Instrument BY OUR SYSTEM on can learn to sing or play any Instrument better and In less time than by any other systsm. 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Thev act quick b and surely and Imve given relief In cases uf i, n years' standinc, mM Etarywlsere, The must successful turkey sho-it ever staged by the l:ound-up Uun Club was that of yesterday at th" grounds above the city Prom s o' clock In the morning until darkness set In Ihe shooting continued, trap shooters from the west end of the Toana was I count) shooting with the I, kiiI ml was en- marksmen Turkevs, gaese ducks and pigs, many of them, er won. Ihe shooters making up their own teams and naming tneir own PfUaM. Twenty -nine of the trap-shooter.-Wcin prizes as follows: Dan Mow man, five turkeys, four g;casi and two pigs; Dr. Sharp,! two turkeys, Al Despaln, four turkeys and thrc geese; li. I. Iji Dow. one turkey two gese, two ducks; N. Berkeley, two turkeys, one goose, one pig; Rosen berg llros.. two turkeys, four gees. and one duck; Finis Klrkpntr k, four turkeys and one goose; Cal BrtgfS, four turkeys;, Karl Coutts, three a, and Iwo ducks, W I.. Mountain, one duck. J. .1. Kamley, one turkey and two ifeei-e; K Knight, two turkeys and one goose: Allowav, one turkey, one goose anil one duck; J. Mumm. one turkey and one duck: Charnis Milne, two turkeys and a1 duck; Happy Day, one duck; Hurn-y Anderson, one pig; Sullivan, one i turkey. Waldon Rhea, one turkey one goose; Dr. Ingram, two turkeys, two ducks; Wesley Matlock. Iwo,. gee'se; Peter Sheridan, two turkeys,, one goose, one duck; Mc.Vurlen. one, goose; It H Stanfleld, one turkey, one goose; Will Switzler. one turkey, one goose. W. C. Mi Kinney, two; turkeys, one goose; John Hani ley. I Jr.. two geese: D D Phelps, tyso turkeys and a pig. j SO MAX will. UK USUALLY DEAD IN TWO VKAKS HKLVIDKRE. III., Nov. 24. For more than ." years relative here have been seeki Shawvan, who mjsteriously dis- appeared about ll years ago. All estate of S.ln 000 in which the missing man should share. is held pending the expiration of the seven years since he vy.is last heard from after which Shawvan may legally ! ,!,-- dared dead. 4 in ihe countrywide r h for Bhawvaa, trace ot the mlss- Ing man was founll at Aiken. Minn and again at Needles, Calif. Baawvaa'i parents be- lleve he Joined the Mexican revolutionists and died in bat- tie Me atwayi wanted to be a soldier As a boy he play ed war and accidentally got two 4 ringers of his ten hand shot off e 4 S 1916 REOS Will Arrive Next Week CASTORIAf For Infant and Phil 'lulFor0er30Years f Pendleton Auto Company the Signature of itllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIllllltllllllllMIIIIIIIIMIIIItlllllllllllllllliri