East Oregonian : E.O., December 01, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY EAST QREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER' t. 1915.
EIGHT 'PAGES-
Shelled Nuts! 1
Texas Pecans
Shelled Almonds
Shelled Walnuts
THIS YEAR'S STOCK
Budded Walnuts
Soft Shell Almonds
Pecans
Brazils
Filberts
Love Nuts
Salted Peanuts
Butternuts
Hickory Nuts
Black Walnuts
I QUESTION OF PROSECUTING mmm mmmmmmmm mm mm r - r?
SHEEP THIEVES TO COME UP Have You Begun Your
sou l Born.
A baby sou was bon
St Anthony's hospital
Mrs. Pale Until MIL
Taken Id n..-piial
Sl. Ann. i Shea or US Hon tot
street, has been taken to St. An
thony's hospital for treatment foi ft
severe attack Of pleurisy.
ivioi Brother litre.
A. K. Slebert of Walla
been visiting his brother.
A. I) sie-
bert, who
tvpmo. Hi;
lor today.
been unite ill at this
ewheiv In these columns, with the
liiest that the members or thut r.
lder and all other eltlsens remember
the toast and Join In giving It at II
o'clock noon Saturday. The letter Is
from John T. Davis, chle'f at the or
ganisation dl vision of the, exposition
anil points out that the toast Is a
patriotic one and one In keening
I with the spirit of peace.
1
: III Willi UtKrlppe.
Mrs. h. Stewart Is cunfined to her
led at. her home on Garden street
with a, very severe case of lagrippe1.
t uUm I'm m i Mt-tinX.
A union prayer mooting
held tonight at the
church, the Christian,
byterian and Methodic,
joining together.
Carlson-Carlson lieu.--.
I A marriage license was issued to- j
I day to Oscar Carlson and Helma
will b Carls,,,,. Though thv h ih ,.,., i
rresbyierLin. name they are not related to each
laptlst, I'res- ,,ther.
i Inn lies
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
HoHvvwehrht IHjrhtei ComittK,
H ilenry BoUaisski, .lampion auu- la betni held, this afternoun
tluieinl o Mr. McAfee.
The funeral of John McAfee, pio
neer resident who died Monduv nigtvt
Si the
i resu lerian church Tl. i..i, ,.,-..
navy, win come to i-enniemu next ; of the t; H
"QUALITY"
month tor a vl.it ivita all broilter.
Pen Bodanskl. porter at the Hotel
Pendleton, and wnile here may m ike
negotiations for an exhibition
are present and
Utisttng iin the services.
Two Phones, 28.
823 Main St. H
Mil 11 lll-M 1 K.M 1 I RG1 l
Inroulo MsMt llevlarrs After War l
Tinw to strike.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Pec. 1.
Militarism must be smashed and.
fter the war Is over, a new internu
HoaailsM must supplant the 'armed
ptaar' that existed so long in Eu-;
rope." Dr. J. A. MarDonald. editor of!
'the Txiwbio Globe, told members of I
rthe i My Club. "We must strike for
Maroattaaa trust and good feeling.'
He declared such a spirit is best
explified by the 4000 miles of boun-1
it Uao, unguarded on either side,
between I'nited States and Canada.
"It will be the mission of the Vni
ted States, after the war. to lay be
fore the world the exam
national morality," said
Do&aML
(H Penn Glee dob.
Robert Fatten, son at Mark Patton
of this city, has beeu successful in
winning a place on the glee club ol th
the University at Pennsylvania,
where he is studying dentistry. lir
will make a tour with the club tarty
in December to Washington. Aiui.ip
olis and other points in that vicinity,
iur Bosnia for Russia.
Another trainload of knocked down
boxcars, soashjnoo to the Siberian I
railwar, passed through Pendleton
this morning enroute to Seattle fur!
hli'inent across the Pacific. This is'
third or fourth such shipment'
which has passed thrqntb. the city.
M A lTliit wil.l, BB ONE or si it
.lilt Ts inset ssi'.D At MKKT
lti iikkk.
Detection and prosecution of sheen
thieves will be one of the poUWes
urged at the coining convention of
the Oregon Woolgrower' Association,
n this city Kuiilay und Saturday, ac
cording to a. statement issued U tile
members of the association by John
0. Hoke, secretary
Complaint are being constantly
lodged with the officers of tile asso
ciation, that shipments of she.op to the
east and western points urrive at
their destination short of the muni er
originally billed out.
Secretary Hoke Is expected to ar
rive In Pendleton tomorrow to make
final preparations for the convention.
The program has not yet been defi
nitely arranged although practically
all of the- speakers have, been ancUKOd.
The program will cover almost every
matter of Interest to. the .grower of
sheep.
The convention wilt be held In the
Commercial association rooms and
these rooms will b the houiiqunrttrs
of the woolmen during their sta
here. Entertainment of the flock
masters Is being provided tor by the
association.
CONVICT GETS AWAY IN
FOG FROM PRISON FARM
k Christmas ShoDoins
.
ft Better not delay, remember this is DECEMBER FIRST
5 You. will naturally want your, money to go at far as pos
sible, then come to this big busy store and tbe same
money will buy a third more of the same grade merchandise.
Men's fancy tics put up
in Xmas boxes at 1!5
4t) 9&f.
Suspenders put up ft
fancy boxes 25f,
Why not a jeraey swtuoxr.
men's or boys' 9H,
91.49. 1.98.
Heavy sweater cunts, so
warm 98 iU.9K. Kid
$2.98.
Extra heavy woo!
' sweaters $'A.H 8 1.98
and $.".90.
Men's flannel shirts, just
as well sa e a iliftr or j
so on these, at !)M.
81-19. $1.08.
Men's and boys' warm
caps 25r. 49. Wf
Men's heavy union suit-;
at 98, 8t.4!, 8 1 .S.
82.98.
Why not a man's suit tor
Xmas gift at $090.
$12.50, 0mm and
$10.50..
Mackinaw n would make
a splendid K'fb $38H,
$1.08. $5.90, $L90
Roys' knitkerbockw suits,
better buy thut boy a
suit before the selection
is gone $i.9K, $2. os,
$3.08. $1.08.
Roys' mackilinw coats,
splendid value 83.98,
$ 1.08.
Men's hats, J.ohn B. Stet
son No. 1 quRlitv. at
$3.45.
Men's felt hats, think of
(these at 0S $1.49.
81.08. $2.49.
Men's dress shifts, a Kod
$1.25 value at 98
MAX MUvKs tOB ,.:
Wi,l, WAIl.A ltHW
HOl'JTDfi ON rKAII .
le Ql inter
Mr. Mac-
For feeding horses a Merman bak
ery daily bakes 20.0"0 loaves of bread
made from rye flour and sawdust, the
latter being fermented and chemical
1 treated to make it digestible.
Bring ita. k rttsnarr
Deiiuty Sheriff J. H. Kstes arrived
home last SVenini from Kusene, hav
ing in his Ousted) II. 11 Williams who!
was ,('-- ... I ,1,.,... '
, ,. , . ..I"',, 111 LOI I, ,, I 1 o
The epidemii- of la grippe which is furnished by Sheriff Tartar Willla,,,-
was Indlcteil here several years ago
on a charge of larceny by bailee and
has been a fugitive since.
lirip Intorfervs With Work.
NOW. IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE
1140 acres of nice Wheatland water, and short haul. JSO
per sere.
ISO seres on the Reservation. 40 to JO bushel Und. (65.00
per acre.
3t seres good Improvements, orchard and alfalfa taO.OO
per sere.
ISO acres, close to town, house, barn, orchard and alfalfa.
IS5.00 per sere.
:i0 acres, ti acres set to alfalfa, good improvements. S 5 4 .50
per acre.
I have resided in Umatilla county over 2ft years. No inflated
values go with me. E. T. WADE.
prevalent In the city and county. Is
interfering with the rapid progress ot
work on the Pilot Rock Junction ter
minals. Many of the men have been
affected with the disease owing to , .and contest Ileing Tried,
their exposure and hardly a dvj in the circuit court this afternoon
passes that a physician is not called the case of (ieorge Propook and the
to attend one or more of them. j hi irs of Orlene Bishop vs. Marvin
!er is being tried. Defendant has 11
Postal iusine-,' Gains. "U to a piece of land in the east end
The report of the km posto'tice 1 f 'he county and the plaintiffs are
for the month of November shows contesting the title. Carter and Mor
the business made a healthy gain 0V- rison are attorneys for the plaintiff
er November last year. The rOOOtptS j nu Peterson and Bishop for the de
for November, 1915, were SL'435 0J i f ndnnt.
and for November. 1914. I1S73.T1. the
WAUiA WALLA. Wash. Dee. I.
The heavy fog which overhung the I
valley welcomed by one man, Ed. i
Vandlveer, a convict doing one to ; I
years for burglary here, and sent upj
in im
He took advantage Of the mist ant!
vanished from the prison (arm Where J
se has beeu working Vandlveer was!
gone an hour and 20 minutes befoiej
the guard mlsed him The pilssJI
hounds led the guards and deputy
sheriffs south of the city toward the i
state line, where up to late he had !
not been found.
vor CAR no
W llETTKlt AT
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OTMFItS
T).uv
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i
iermany prohibits all exports,
the assurance that the British
will cooperate
with
fleet
Dale Rothweit
OPTICAL
SPECIALIST
Classes ground and flttod. Lenses
duplicated. All work guaranteed
uterlcan National lias ttuildtsm.
Pendleton. Phone
I
h
D. N. Reber, M. D.
Kye. i'sr. snO Throat
hi -i
IM 11 Schmidt Building,
ivndlctoa.
To obtaisi glasses that will not
quire chuiglng. the ere strain
must first be cured otherwise yJ
will be disappoisled
Increase being 461 38. The
savings deposits now are
whereas one year an the;
III4S,
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To Xmas
Shoppers
M XMAS Wk
STORErP
Telephone Team Aitun Win
In the commercial bowling league I
the telephone team again came off a i
victor ovei the High Fives last night
by a total score of 245 J against
2288. Both teams rolled under form.
Mayo of the telephone team
the only creditable score. This make
four wins for the telephone boys oui
of five starts. In the tournament OH
light the Forty Niners do
1 Buckarooes by a score ol
1614 Captain Han.ivan Ol
the Forty Niners made high score 01
584. and 241 In a single game.
postal k for County AM.
l07v, Two delegations waited upon thc
were . county court this morning soon aft
er the December session opened anS
'both asked for county aid in ,he
Ig-raTellng of roads. One delegation
was irom ytanfield and agreed to
furnish SO per rent of the labor f,.rl
graveling the road east of StanfleW:
to connect w ith the state fiulch
road. The other delegation made a
. . : similar hrntiiU. r..l , -e.. In Ih. -nc-
maklng r " . " v -
use roan. o action was uiKen. tno
Court taking the petitions under ad-i
visement.
:eil tl
2745
We are now ready with the largest and grandest
line of jewelry, silverware, cut glass, etc., that we
have ever displayed for the Christmas trade.
( 1 1 1 1 j j naca 1 ,T t.M.U x d rr .A
vv.u i.) jeweieu movement, fio.w.
M'.,lru if r, ,,nf..l 1 I . 1 . ,
...-f, ii a ujciui auu lasting preseni mis vear. s
shop early and go to i
WM. HANSCOM I
THE Jeweler.
IsWHtHHMHHHnHHIHMIlllllIIHIHIIHIIIIIWHIl inn IIUUIIttUUIUMIIIUIlUR
Art Tile Man He
taken aiiartments at
dleton. Mr. Shofner
the (jregon Art Tile I
and is superintending
tion of the floors and
wing of the Kastern
Hospital. He also h;
for the tile fire plac
county library butldlni
new tile vestible In t
store and will make so
at the Quelle resiaura
Bhofner Ol
und have
Hotel Pen
president of
of Portland
he installa
1 In the new
s-t.ite
Oregon
Mrv. tags) Want- Dliorte.
Mrs Mary Iagget today filed sulf
in the circuit court against her hu--
band, Almiron Dagget, asking for a1
divorce, for the custody of two minor'
children, for expense money and for
20 per month permanent alimony.
The couple were married at Dayti n. !
Wash, in January. 1894. Plaintiff1
alleges tha.1 her husband is addicted
to :he use of liquor, has forced her
In support herself and family, has
ilniseil her and handled her rouglilv
und in other way. has been cruel to!
her. Pee & Fee are her attorneys.
i-k- All to Make Toii-t.
Secretary Tlios. Fits Herald of the
Pendleton Lodge of Elks has receiv
ed a copy of the toast proposed
President Wilson for the. closing ol
the Panama-Pacific exposition Sat
urday, a copy of which appear.
wiLUAy rox
NtLXAMS ThMHJCM
FoxFTTm
COSFOSSTION
HIGH SCHOOL LAW TO
BE TESTED AT BAKER
HA K Kit. Ore., Dec t. M D. CJtfJ
, ford, representing the Baker school
board, Is preparing mandamus pro
ceedings against County Judge Mes
sick and Viunty Commissioners Rlt
ter and Welch to compel the countv
ourt to levy a tax on the non-hlxh
school districts of the county to pav
the tuition of students from those!
districts attending high school in oth
er districts.
The action is being taken as the
result of a decision made by the
(Chool board to test the new law.
WHEAT LAND NEAR COVE
BOUGHT FOR $16,000 1
TII.WT M :.':!0 iiks CHANGES
HANDS BHXaKrT ASH
di:ai. I.N MONTHS
TEMPLE
TODAY
Miss Jackie Saunders
I I VI'I HFJ) IN
A Bolt From the Sky
99
3 intense thrilling
parte. A motion
picture master
piece. Also those fam
ous fun makers i
Max Figman
Burr Mcintosh
Lolita Robertson
in a riot of fun.
New adventures oT
J. RUFUS
WALLINGFORD
TOMORROW
."THE FAMILY
CUPBOARD."
A 5-reel World.
A8CENE FROM "THE NEW ADVENTURES OF J. RUFUS WAUINC-
rURD tPISUUE NO. 7 (PATHE)
Today
William Fox Presents
DR. RAMEAU
' I.A ORAKDB, "re, Dec I ,-.x-teen
thousand dollars cash aj paid
b A It. Conley for 220 acres ot
: wheat land adjoining his scvoral
thousand acre holdln near Cove
Walter I'.ees was the seller ftlll
mi one of the blKKi'Ht cash ile ils In
cent months In this valley
BRYAN TO JOIN FORD
PEACE PARTY ABROAD;
or
6 ACTS 6
A FAITHLESS WIFE'
Featuring the Noted Actor 6 ACTS 6
FREDERICK PERRY
ASSISTED BY JEAN SOTHERN, CLAIRE WHITNEY, DOROTHY BERNARD, STU
ART HOLMES AND GEORGE ALLISON.
A modern society drama, based on the gTe it play and novel by Georges Ohnet
ADULTS 15c. CHILDREN 5c
Comirg Thursday-Friday, William Fox Presents "THE FAMILY STAIN."
Will. Mil T Ml. It. Mis IM II
nUPtC As HE UPPHiit EH
or tiir. iifiwi.
MIAMI. Fla. Dec T William .1 I
j Bryan announced thst he would not I
all on the Ford pein e ship lecem j
ber 4. but would Join the purty Inter
j In Knrope. as he approved heartily
I of Ford's plan.
liani, Robbers t-i iuu hoI
j MUVKOOSB, kla Dec 1. Tho
Farmers National bank at Fort dlb-i
I son, eight miles from Muskogee, wis
: held up and robbed of several thoii
' sand dollars by four bandits, threi
white men and s nejrro
The bandit locked the ashler .mi
bookkeeper III the vault before lo..t-
ins; the bank Th nest,, was pa tei
' outside on Rusrd.
The &h Theatre
TODAY
THE DISTINCTIVE DRAMATIC ACTOR
Henry Kolker
IN A PICTURIZATION OF THE GREAT STAGE SUCCESS BY 3 '.PERT
nuurits,
ti
The Bridge"
OR
"The Bigger Man"
AN EXCELLENT METRO PRODUCTION.
TOMORROW
W. V. M. A. Vaudeville
AFFILIATED WITH THE BIG ORPHEUM CIRCUIT (WE POSITIVE I v
GUARANTEE THIS STATEMENT) TWO OF THE BIGGEST Am Fwl
SHOWN IN PENDLETON '"tur mt biuoUI ACTS EVER