East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 08, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1915. I California Ripe OLIVES They contain all the natural oil of the fruit, are the most nutritious and healthful food known to the vegetable world. We have a complete stock of ripe and green olives. SPECIAL Spanish Green Olive, pint 2Sc Ripe Olivet, 9 oz. can, 3 can 50c Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two Phones. 28. 823 Main St. V1CMI UUK luitnnu! Mot ing to Idaho. J. P. Dellwo, who has been living at Holdman. was In the ctty this morning enroute to Ooeur d'Atene where he expects to live. . Social Hygiene Meeting. J. A. C. Oakes, field representative for the Oregon Social Hygiene soci ety. is here today on matters per taining to the work of that organisa tion. Two meetings are to be held at Stanfield next Tuesday, one for women in the afternoon and a meet ing for men in the evening. Going to Irrigation t'ongrrtw. President J. V. Tallman last night named It. Alexander and A. J. Mc Allister delegates from the Pendleton Commercial association to the Oregon Irrigation Congress which Is to be held in Portland the last of the month. Anyone else desiring to at tend the convention will lie given ore. dentials by President Tallman. be givD regarding general condltiurs during the recent deer season and al so the "honks and quacks" from the wheat fields and lowlands. Daughter Is Horn. An eight and a half pound baby girl was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reinmann of West Alta street. Knight I lab) Dies. The little daughter ,if Mr. and Mr Kalnh Knight, born hist Sunday miss oil away this morning, death being due to meningitis Ohriatau Vacation. tt has been announced by Superin tendent Hampton that the local schools will close for the Christmas vacation Dec 23, the work then be ing, resumed January 3. Trial Of Quail Hunters. The much postponed case of the State vs. George Eckles and Arthur C.einger. charged with hunting quails v. ill come up for trial in the Pilot Hock justice court tomorrow after noon at 1 o'clock. It promises to be a hard fought case. Col. J. H. Raley will go out to represent the defend ants and District Attorney Steiwer will represent the state. Attending Stock Show. County Clerk Prank Sallng left yesterday for Portland where he will attend the livestock show and also the meeting of the county comt of ficials of the state. E 0m. Spokane Antolsls Hero. A party of Spokane uutoinohilists. consisting of Fred W. Thurston, George W. Famsworth. Harold Hahn, ! F. E. Sickles and C. W. Brown spent last night at the St. George Hotel In Ihis city. It's a pleasure to see the little ones enjoy our great toyland, there are so many gifts not only for the little ones but for the grownups as well. THEN TOO THEY ARE ALL PRICED THE GOLDEN RULE WAY. There are big- dtoJIs, little dolls, fat dolls and lean dolls. There are dressed dolls, undressed kid body dolls, happy fat dolls, Kewpie dolls and other character dolls at lOf, 25, 48f , 69 98. 91.49, f 1.98. There are drums, horns, dishes, beds, swings, tools and chests, sand machines, pile drivers, fire en gines, automobiles and hundreds and hundreds of other toys for both boys and girls, all priced at about half you would pay elsewhere. Then there are Books for little tots, for the medium sized, also the grown ups, all priced at 10. 15. 25. 49. ' You can do better at White Studio PHOTOSM are the most acceptable and appropriate Xmas gifts Special Holiday Prices See our work, get our prices First ludiiu arrives. The first IS 16 Indian motorcycle to reach eastern Oregon was received scalp wound Monday night, is recover Recovering From Injury. E. W. McComas, who suffered a yesterday by Lester Cronln, local ing from the wound rapidly, accord. Ing to his physician. Reports circu lated to the effect that he was In a serious condition are branded as untrue. agent, and was sold today to Frank Allen, porter at the Hotel Pendleton barber shop The new machine Is very beautiful In design and finish and la very powerful. Mr. Cronln will receive another new Indian the latter Assistant P. M. Ill part of next week. Lester A . Cranio, assistant post master, who has been seriously 111 Football Men Get Letters, The Associated Student Body held at his home on South Johnson street since Thanksgiving, is reported sllghl- the regular monthly business meet-, V better. Mr. Cronin is suffering 01 W viuiterdav. Several announce- arm-ess or tne sromacn Several announce- I ments were made and then President I Maloney awarded the football men theiir letters for the past season WHITE STUDIO ASSOCIATION BUILDING 3 Start laUng Drive. The Warren Construction Co. will There were fourteen men to receive j be8ln tomorrow laying the pavement their letters, their names being Emil , " Kiversiae Drive, i ne grauing ana Selbert. Fred Russell, Everett Daub-1 ''"cava ting has all been done and the ner, Paul Callison, Ned Fowler, Wll-1 concrete curbing! put In. Supt. bul bar Badley Harold Casey, Wesley i "San considers himself fortunate in Mlms. Paul Kerrlck, Ivan Carr, Earl ' having got the concrete work done Snyder, Hugh Bowman, Harry Hayes Iwftwe freezing weather. and Sheldon llrich. ., 1 Tried to Break From Jail. A message was received by the sheriff today from Tillamodlt to the We Lead Others follow winter meat. He has several men helping him. There will he skating again Satur day night at the city hall. Kverybo.lv Is invited to come and have a good time. DALE ROTHWELL Optical Specialist. American National Bank Building, Phone 609 NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE 1100 acres of nice Wheatland, water, and short haul. 1J0 per acre. 1(0 acres on the Reservation. 40 to SO bushel land. 1(5.00 per acre. , 320 acres, good Improvements, orchard and alfalfa JiO.OO per acre. 1(0 acres, close to town, house, barn, orchard and alfalfa. 1(5.00 per acre. 240 ucres, 68 acre, set to alfalfa, good Improvement.. $54. SO per acre. I have resided in I'matlUa county over it years. No Inflated value, go with me. k. T. W.VDK. GIVE HIM A HAMILTON WATCH. The product of our most skilled watchmakers and a dependable time piece. John Rosenberg Court Street Jeweler Hamilton Watch Agency. ''Oregon Sportsman." ... . ' ' ,. ! effect that Barnev Deeps In, formerly man which has been published of this city and out on parole from month.y by the state fish and game i "J hi wa . commission, will be greatly enlarged f of the Jail there. He ucceede.l and improved and hereafter publish- g cutting through, one bar WOW ed quarterly instead of monthly. T? 7 JTrZ-r U T irti-i,. -rin k -.tlcers will turn him over to Snerin interesting one to the sportsmen 0fj Taylor. . 1. ; .. uk.eaa.4Vu no latlaM a m Cul ii - It wl from all of the sportsmen's clubs in I eton Couple Married. the county and interesting facts will St. George Grill MERCHANTS LUNCH 35c Served daily, except Sunday, from 11 to 2. We are now receiving dally shipments of the Genuine Original "Hof Brau-Quelle" Crawfish. Only first class house in Pendleton employing white chef. We Cnter to Your Appetite. J. E. ALLEN, Mgr. This afternoon Alfred P. Perry and Nellie Dunnlck of Weston secured a license to marry from the county clerk and shortly before 2 o'clock ' were united in marriage by Judge G. W. Phelps In the court chamber-?. The only witnesses were two newspfi- ; permen. Mr. Perry Is the proprietor of a meat market at Weston and hi bride Is a very attractive and popular Uoung lady of the same town. Tweedy Mentioned for Commission. The name of Thomas J. Tweedy. I postmaster, is being mentioned as a i pi.ssihle successor to Mayor-elect J. A. I Heat on ihe city water commission. Dr. Hest is at present one of the wa J ter commissioners and must resign I before he can become mayor. Mr. ! Tweedy was one of his prominent supporters In his mayoralty campaign. Asked this afternoon as to the mat ter. Dr. Rest Intimated that he would be glad to name Mr. Tweedy as his successor If the government would permit him to accept. Indict 3H) In Chicago. CHICAGO. Dec. 8. Three hundred grand Jury indictments were secretly returned against big Chicago build ing contractors, city Inspectors and labor officials In connection with vio lence in connection with recent In dustrial difficulties. Charges range from assault with a deadly weapon down to malicious mischief. S Last Time Today Rea Martin in "The Coquette'' 10c ADULTS. CHILDREN 5c Coming Tomorrow THEDA BARA'S life triumph. Supreme beyond dispute. Superbly solitary in conceded pre-eminence, Imitation preposterous and futile. "CARMEN" SEE GORGEOUSLY GIGANTIC GEM. The Bull Fight. The horse and rider fall over 83 foot bluff. The Theda Bara "Hades" hand-maiden as Carmen. AlMliutor Taken to Pen. PORT OROHAKD, Wash., I Frank Gibson, convicted on a charge of abducting a woman, was taken to the Walla Waila penitentiary to begin a five to ten year term. CHILDREN ARE GETTING READY FOR XMAS TREE ADAMS TEACHERS ARK ARKANO. I KG FOR AFFAIR OTHKR NOTHs OF ADAMS. (Special Correspondence.) ADAMS, Ore., Dec. 8. Ross and Floyd Payne were in Adams Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. G M. Morrison and little daughter I'.olierta. motored to the county seat Monday. John Adam swas In Adams Monday from his ranch. Ed Wallen was in Adams Sunday. The Adams school teachers arc now practicing the children for the chrlst man exercises. Mr and Mrs. Prsag Krebs motored ti the county seat Monday. T A LtSuallSfl motored to Atlumii and WsStOB Monday on business. Mr and Mrs. Roy Perlnger are vis iting at his parents. Mr and Mrs. J. W Perlnger. for a few daya Msr J. I). Harrah and sons, Ver ron and Donald, were visitors at the county seat Tuesday. Grunt Karqals was a visitor at Pen dleton Monday. John Adams is now butchering his 5c TODAY 10c TEMPLE THEATRE THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL t JACKIE SAUNDERS Featured in Pearls of Temptation ALSO J. RUFUS WALLINGFORD WITH MAX FIGMAN, BURR McINTOSH IN A RIOT OR FUN. COMING Read today's Oregon Journal on page 2. "MATRIMONY" now showing at the Columbia theatre is a Triangle play, and "Inspiration," showing at the Majestic featuring Audrey Munson. Although Miss Munson appears in the nude, no offense can be taken on account of the extreme artistic and educational value of this masterpiece. Watch the Temple Theatre. If there is a good picture on the market we will show it. Kwm m wu m m mv m. m m m pms tow pit wa rm rm rm r mm m mnx m wm mi f mmx iaikaIIAT nWEsrEnsaw'gmsgcgSBnsESBBasiu ' u -o- iiihibh nnsBgggtMgggga The Alta Theatre Last Time Today The celebrated English actor HAMILTON REVELLE, and the Dainty Prima Donna, LOIS MEREDITH, in u An Enemy In Society A PHOTOPLAY OF ROMANCE, MYSTERY AND THRILLS. W. V. M. A. Vaudeville GRACE and ERNIE FORREST in different bits of music and steps. ELECTRICE AND CO., the woman who defies electricity. Positively Your Last Chance to See These Two Wonderful Acts. Tomorrow: "Neal of the Navy and Two New Acts.