East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 24, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1915. EIGHT PAGES yjltlllllllltllltltlfllllilllllllllltllllllllllllttlltllllltlllllllillHIlllltlllltllllllllllilllllllllllllltf lllllllllllllllltllllllllllltllllllllf lllllllll I Are You a Golden Rule Store Customer? THANKFUL If not you don't know what you are missing in the way of values. It's the way we buy E our goods together with our selling methods that enables us to give you values that E have no competition. Better investigate it and see PAGE EIGHT Store Closed All Day THANKSGIVING Nov. 25 Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Oil Was stolcu. Bert Finney has reported to the police that a five gallon can of kero sene was stolen from his home at I 810 Mill street several nights ago. To Take DlmlT With Parents. John Hailey. Jr., will leave this evening for Boise to eat Thanksgiv ing dinner with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hailey, Sr.. who are pio neers of the northwest His mother Is not in good health WW winter at Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. August K. King and KM Kmbysk left today for Astoria where they expect to spend the win ter. Mrs. Kinbysk is already in the coast city. Oae Mail Delivery. Contrary to the custom rnrthe past the local postmen will make one mail delivery tomorrow. This is In ac cordance with Instructions received from the department today by Post master Tweedy. As the mail will be delivered to the homes the carrier window will not be kept open as usual. One Marrlajiv License. A marriage license was issued to day to George J. Marstretti of Pen dleton and Rub Hard of Echo. Now 1 falsing Chickens. James Bodv. formerly of the Cen tral Market, and Oscar Hrandberg have gone Into the poultry business at 414 Water street and are now dis posing of their first lot of dressed fowls for the Thanksgiving trade. 'QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Main SL iiiiiiir mil Orniinionial lHist. for p. H. S. Frank B. Hayes has completed de signs for ornamental light posts to be j installed at the north and west en I trances In the high school grounds. There will be two at each entrance The posts will be made of concretj with brass ornamentation and will he topped by a slgle big globe. The high school boys will make the posls end Mr. Hayes contributed the de salt Is Piled. H. l. Kem. local sign palmer, to day filed suit against Frank Oownev and W. A. Rhodes, proprietors of a theater, alleging J125 due for ma terials and labor in painting scenery and signs. Haley & ltaley are plain tiff's attorneys. Alleged Insane Man arretted. Mike Tewey. whom the police state Is an escape from the insane asylum at Pendleton, was arrested yesterday morning and later turned over to the county authorities, where he will wall action of the Pendleton hospital of ! flclals. Men's Suits, blue serges or fancy worsteds, examine these values at $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50 Men's Mackinaw coats, just as well save a few dollars here $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90. Men's corduroy pants, cuff bottom $1.98. $2.49 and 82.98. Men's worsted pants, save a dollar or more on each pair 98, $1.49, $1.98. $2.98, $3.98. Men's and boys' jersey sweaters at onlv 98. $1.49, $1.98. Men's heavy wool sweaters, another item you can save more than a dollar on, at 98c, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $5.90. Men's and boys' warm caps 251, 19f. 98f . Women's tailored suits, no matter what the price you can buy them for less at the Golden Rule store at $9.90, $12.50. $16.50, $22.50. Women's coats a new lot of fur trimmed plush coats just received, priced at $16.50, $22.50, $27.50 Women's cloth coats, new arrivals keep the selection complete and priced at $7.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75. Children's coats, a splendid lot to select from and priced the Golden Rule way $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 $5.90. Women's sweaters priced at a third less than their real value $1.98. $2.98, $3.98. $5.90. YOIT CAN DO BUNTKR AT WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW :iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitr NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE lino acres of nice wheat land, water and short haul. $30 ler acre. HI acre per sere. 520 acres, good Improvements, orchard and alfalfa. ISO. 00 per acre. 160 acres, close to town, house S65.00 per acre. 240 acres, 6$ acres set to alfalfa, good improvements. $54. II per acre. 1 have resided in I'matill values go with me. m the Reservat. n. 4c tc barn. bushel land. $6,1. on irehard and alfalfa er 30 years. Xo inflated E. T. WADE. k . ..... .,..!. 13 V 'I'". I rne Kouna-up city Auto t om j pany's new garage on Oarden street , just back of the Oregon Motor Ga i rage, has practically been completed i and has been opened by Messrs Trombley and Simpson, the proprie tors Nothing but Ford cars and accessories will be handled at the garage and it will be the Ford dis tributing center for Umatilla county The garage Is modern and up to date In every particular. Offices haw been built In one corner and there are coneniences for the accommoda tion of patrons. attack him. He introduced a num ber of witnesses to show that the dog had bitten or snapped at a number of people. Judge Fitz Herald held that, while the dog might not have been vicious, it had acquired the hab it of snapping at people probably Uirough being encouraged by children. Fleece Blankets Will Be Present to Nation's Head lropo.M' Intercity Howling. From Baker conies the suggestion 'of sin in..i-i-if bnwlini? league with teams in Baker. Ui Grande, IVndle- i John MoCourts Brother Killed ton and some fourth city to be se- Lister McCourt. 22 years old and! lected. The Baker and La Grande!8 brother of former U S. District At i teams will bowl Saturday at Baker I and steps will be taken then to form the league. TEMPLE THEATRE The Large, Comfortable Theatre Where the Big Shows Play. TODAY 5c J THE NEW ADVENTURES OF Wk . RUFUS WALLIN6F0R U in two reels featuring Max Figman, and Burr Mcintosh A scream dont miss them Extra Music 10c , Itcath at State Hospital. The death of Florence Uamson oc- curred yesterday at the Eastern Ore jgun State Hospital and H. W. itatit json, husband of the deaceased. is her.' i today making arrangements for tak i ing the body to Prlnevllle fof burial Deceased had been committed from I Hood River. C. S. JACKSON OF PORTLAND TO SEND THEM, FOR PRESI DENT'S WKDDING When President Wilson Is married to Mrs Gait some time won If re- Dlvoroe Is Asked. Alleging that her husband, William M. Severson. contracted the liquor habit to such an extent that she could in. longer live with him. Florence M Severson toduy filed a suit in the cir. cuit court asking for a divorce. The? were married in Alberta in August 190s. W. M. i'eterson is attorney for the plaintiff. Deeds and Other Instruments one Derby Is Wrecked. One derby-wearing high school stu dent came off second best in an en 1 counter during the noon hour with several Lincoln school boys. The i grade boys started the fracas with a bombardment directed at the decor I ated derby of the H. S. rooter and by I virtue of their numbers ended It by wrecking said derby. tnrnv l.thn I,.,iir, ,.f ,),-, 1 , n.i .. .1 formerly of Pendleton, was almost! Jl"? " lhe tlDil on instantly killed yesterday afternoon ! L ' at 1 O'clock at Albany. Ore, when I iff , ti d .""w T run down by an Oregon Electric car, I ' f'M u . "n '1 " .l0n according to dispatches reaching the Jg b , 'I' clty 1 can be mad ln ,he word and they will be given with the compli ments of C. S. Jackson, former Pen dletonlan. and owner of the Portland Journal. Mr. Jackson recently ordered the blankets through the People. Ware house and gave Instruction, as to their shipment, etc. Among other things It will be stated the blankets are made of "free wool" and that no tariff will be naeded to make tne wonlgrowers prosperous If the pure fabric law can be pasted But the Woodrow Wilson famllj will not be the only people In high official life at Washington in pos session of Pendleton bankets. Mr. JackRon recently ordered a pair of the local blanket, sent to Mr. and Mrs. McAdoo and a pretty littlle woollen baby blanket to the baby daughter of the secretary of the satisfaction of Mortgage A mortgage executed by Henry Kroner to First National Bank, Nov. 10. 1913. for $700 Is satisfied. A mortgage executed by Jas. S. Rose to H. W. Collins Sept 30, 1915, for 12378.50, is satisfied. A mortgage executed by Henrv Krohn to First National Bank, Au gust 5, 1914. for $700. Is satisfied. Chattel Mortgage. Frank W Sargeant to Mary A. Mc Coy, $350. .1 horses, 1 cow, 1 heifer. 1 hack. U. K. Gross to Sookane Flour Mills $431 88. all the crops to be $T harvested during 1916 and 1917, on lands as described. S. Norton Bobo to Bank of Stan- field, $300. 1 steel drill with gas At the I'athollc church there will be a Thanksgiving mass at 7 3t to. morrow morning. All of the public offices and. with few exceptions, all of the business houses In the city will cloae their door, all day. Some of the shops will remain open until noon. During the afternoon Pendleton high school and Jefferson high school of Portland will clash at Round-up Park In the biggest game of the sea son. The game will be held until 3 o'clock in order to give residents plenty of time to conclude their din ners. In the evening the Elks' annual ball will be the most brilliant event though there will be other dances and private parties. Dale Rothwell OPTICAL SPECIALIST During the days he was in Pendle ton. Mr JSCkSOfl was one of the or iginal workers In behalf of estab lishing the woolen mill here and h Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses duplicated. All work guarantied nierloan Nations) Hank Rnlldlng, Pendleton. Phone 609 I Mine engine on- same track with all ' has always taken a great pride in the THURSDAY and FRIDAY THE STOLEN VOICE" in five parts featuring ROBERT WARWICK . Funeral of Huppr Child. The funeral of 5-year-old Billy ! Ruppe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ruppe of ijtrathmore. Alberta, and , formerly of this city, was held yes terday morning at 1 1 o'clock at the Portland crematorium, the parents J taking the body to Portland for burl. Si, The little boy died while under- g"ing a minor operation. Dr. John H. Boyd conducted the funeral. TnrkV) shoot Next Sunday. Waldun Khae, who was up from the west end of the county yesterday to attend the local turkey shoot, an nounced that he had completed ar rangements for a big shoot to be held on his ranch at the mouth of Butter Creek on next Sunday. For the ac commodation of local trap shooters who will go down on the local, autos will be waitng at Hlnkle station to convey them to the Rhea ranch and will return them to the station In the evening. A free dinner will be serv ed at noon. iind to company. the equipment Ing A. E. Patton to U V. Henderson. $277, 4 horses and mares. Mortgage. Joseph Craig to Frang N'eagle $1,. 700; the W. 1-2 of BW. 1-4 of Sec 13; the X. 1-2 of NE. 1-4 of Sec. 23, T, - St., R. 33 E., W. M. X. C. W. Investment Co. to First Nut. Bank $2,500; the XE. 1-4 of Sec 31, T. 6 X.. It. 35 E., W. M also all crops that may be grown and harvest eo and sown during the season of 1U16 and 1917 on above described lands. . Itecd. i 'has. H. Skinner to W. A. Hall. SHI. 000; 11" acres of land, title de scriptive. Mortgage. Hannih W. Fletcher to J. F. Tem ple. $500; 1" 3-8 acres land, title de scriptive. W. A. Hull t.i First Nat. Bank of Hermiston. $2,116.90; 110 acres land. title descriptive. industry. SPECIAL SERVICES. (Continued from page rnc Christian church will preach and special music will be provided by the united choirs of the four churches, under the direction of Frank B, Hayes. Miss Mayree Snyder will lie the soloist and Rev. J. X. Snyder, pas tor of the church, will preside during the service. The public Is Invited to attend the union service. At the Episcopal church there will te a general Thanksgiving service at 10:30 and a specially prepared pro gram will be presented to the con gregation. The soloists will be Mrs J. It. Dickson, Mrs. Westhrookf Dick son. Mrs. Pen U Burroughs, Mrs. Roy Alexander. Miss Mildred Berkeley and Hal Bishop, The final rehearsal for the Thanksgiving as w oil as the Ad vent services will take place at the church this evening at 7:30. D. N. Reber, M. D. l ie. Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist. Room 11 Schmidt Building. Pendleton. To obtain (lasses that will not nuire changing, the eye strain must first be cured, otherwise you will be disappointed. WM. C HANSCOM. OPTICIAN We grind our own lenses. t.P aVnnw 1 JB :9 I fB 'aH 'nV 0&K8mmmMilmlWLB J Last Chance Today "Charlie Chaplin" "The Original Nut" in Adults 1 5c "A Night in the Show" Children 5c Coming Tomorrow William Fox Presents VALESKA SURATT The Red Rose of the Great White Way-New York's Dazzling Sunburst In The Sensational Photoplay of New York Life "The Soul of Broadway" 6-ACTS-6 Sues ll r Convict Husband. William T. Patton, who was .en t, need tn the penitentiary from thin Bounty In October, 1911, on a charge 01 obtaining money, by false pretens es was yesterday sued in the BiUer circuit court by his wife whom he married while out on parole. He was paroled in December 1914, and early In September she met him. 1'nder the7 belief that he was a doctor, she married him and three days later he K7SS arrested for passing bad checks. He has been back In the penitential"? since Sept. 2. His wife's maiden name was Kva Thayer of Huntington. La Urandi! Train to Walla Walla. The I-a "irande high schimi foot bail team came in on No. 17 today and left this afternoon for Walla Wal la where tomorrow afternoon the win ..lauh ,m the gridiron The La (iranders have been undefeal- ert this season and in a game ai n flrandc gave the Walla Walla team . ,u Coach Itevnolds, wife and baby are accompanying the Ulen Conkey, star tacKie ui team, did not accompany- the t ., Mmnrie nnd Maker hlgn i , i...... aimed for a postseason game at I-a Grande on Dec. J to-decide the eastern Oregon championship. team. the boys. Dog slajcr l Acquitted. Standing trial yesterday afternoon on a charge of .hooting the bulldog if Mrs. Jean Wood within the city limits, John Snyder of South Main sheet was acquitted by Judge Kit Herald. Snyder admitted having killed the dug with a revolver but Justified himself by saying that the tntmal had twice bitten his little boy. had once tried to bite him and on the morning In qtlisilon hail started to The AHa Theatre Last Time Today THE SUPERB EMOTIONAL ACTRESS Mme. PETROVA IN "MY MADONNA From the Poem of the same name by Robert W. 3ervice ALSO The Jeanne Russell Co. PRESENTS "A Star By Mistake A Comedy Singinj? and Dramatic Farce Also Two Vaudeville Acls, THE HARMONY DUO INSTRUMENTALISTS and STEADMAN and MERRITT, "The Blue Ribbon Girls." A classy Sinking Act. TOMORROW "NEAL OF THE NAVY."