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DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1915.
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Chicken Cayenne
A COMPOUND OF CAYENNE
PEPPER AND CEREALS,
GOOD FOR YOUR CHICK
ENS AND WILL MAKE
THEM PRODUCE MORE
EGGS.
6 ib. Can $ 1 .00
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones. 28. 823 Main St.
Hospital IMirynwn HI.
J. ). Travelstead, head dairyman
at the Kasiern Oregon State Hos
pital, is conrined to his bed with a
severe case of la grippe.
Mercury IVown to 24.
The mercury In the official ther
mometer fell to 14 last night. This
Is within one degree of the minimum
recorded so far this winter, a heavy
frost gave Pendleton Its whitest coat
of the season last night.
Recovering from Injury.
Terrance Orosaon, one of the at
tendant, at the Eastern Oregon Stats
Hospital who some time ago suffer
ed a fracture of the leg, is able to
be about on chrutches now but is
I still unable to attend to his duties.
HI With TonsUlUs.
Ktvtn l.impkln. who has been ill
for several day. with a severe case'
of tonsilitls. is reported better today
Another lCirtppe Victim.
Mrs. A. C. Hampton, wife of th
city superintendent. Is confined to her
bed today with an attack of lagrlppe
last Day for Census Kcturns.
Today 1 the last day for the fil
ing of school census reports with th
county superintendent, according to
the law, but as yet there are ml
of the reports not yet received
Ik-fault ,lu!i;iient Taken.
A default judgment for $1250, at
torneys fees, interest and costs In
the case of Frank Stanton vs. Chin
Stanton, has been signed by judge
Phelps and the lien on two lots in
Helix is ordered foreclosed for the
satisfaction of the judgment.
Bishop Mayor of lltm.lri,
O. H. Bishop, well known youi.g
attorney of Freewater and law part- A:
ner of W. M. Peterson of this city. I EC
was elected mayor of Freewater 15
without opposition, according to news W
received here. Bishop Is also pre.1- j JE
dent Of the Freewater Commercial ..t
Club. I K
I If Its from the Golden Rule Store its Cor
rect in Price and its Correct in Quality.
THAT'S JUST THE WAY YOU WILL FIND
OUR HOLIDAY GOODS PRICED. YOU
WILL LIKE 'EM.
Ladies' felt slippers in leather, felt or creap-a-
way soles in most any color you may wish at
it, mt, fl.49.
Children's and misses' house slippers, so soft
and comfy on the feet and only 39f, 49f,
98t, fl.49.
House slippers for the men folks, you just as
well save 25 per cent on these at 69, 98f ,
91.49. .
Furs for the little tots as well as the larger girls
and all priced at half you would be asked to
pay elsewhere 91.79, 91.98, 92.98, 93.49
and 93.98.
Ladies' separate muffs in black or brown at
92.98. 93.98, 94.98. 96.90, 99.90.
Ladies' separata fur neck pieces for those that
don't care for the muffs, $15, $20, $25 and
ISO valties at 99.90, 911.00, 912.50 and
S14.75.
Ladies' fur sots, muffs and nock pieces to match
at S4.98, $5.90, S9.90, 912.50
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Kitner Returning.
Representative U. W. Ritner, who
has been in California during the
last lew weeks. Is returning home,
according to Sheriff T. D. Taylor,
who arrived back from San Francisco
last evening. Mr. Ultner was to
have reached Portland last night.
Hack from ltrmer' Convention.
Assessor C. P. Strain and V
Harrah returned home at noon
day from Welser. Idaho where t
attended the convention of the Ida
ho Farmers' Union as delegates from
the Umatilla county union They
report a splendid meeting A. R
Shumway of Milton was also anions
the county delegates In attendance.
You can do
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White Studio
PHOTOS
are the most acceptable
and appropriate Xmas
gifts
Special Holiday Prices
See our work, get our prices
I tuatilla Men (in Falonts.
Among the list of Oregon invent
ors receiving letters patent from the
IT. S. Patent office recently appears:
the name of Roy H. Irwin of Stan-!
field and Cyril G. Brownell of t'iM
tllla. The former received a patent
for a filing device and the latter for
a control for a buck rake.
sheriff Rack Willi Duke.
Sheriff T. D. Taylor arrived homo
last night from San Francisco with
Charles Duke, the young Italian con
tractor wanted here on a charge of
Issuing bogus checks Duke was ar
rested in the Bay City on a similar
charge but was released to the local
ofifciaU.
To Hold Meetings at llellv
Rev. H. H. Hubbell, pastor of the
local christian church, will leave to
morrow for Helix where he will con
duct evvangelistlc meetings for two
weeks at the church there. Duiing
the two j Sundays he will be absent
his pulpfc will be filled b) Ret, Mi -Cormack
of Helix.
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Holiday! 9
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Other follow V
Trial ta loKtNned.
The trial of Belles and Qelnger In
the Pilot Rock justice court on u
charge of hunting quail, set for yes-,
lerday afternoon, was again post- i
poued and Januur - is the new
date set. The defendants demanded;
It Is providing a gently
smooth, hard beach
The total losses In buildings and
land will reach about 133,000.
Plans for rebuilding the destroyed
amusement places are well under
way. lturview next summer will be
as ready us ever for the vacation
crowds, and with accommodation
for all. Hut always there will he
Ihe attraction of the coast life guards
the busy little donkies pulling their
long trains out Into the sea. the
fre.-ih Crab, and clams, and dips in
the surf.
NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE
1100 acres nf nice Wheatland, water, and short haul. 130
per acre.
1(0 acres on the Reservation. 40 to SO bUBhel land. 165.00
per acre.
320 acres, good Improvements, orchard and alfalfa. 150.00
per acre.
ISO acres, close to town, house, ham. orchard and alfalfa
$65.00 per acre.
240 acres, 68 acres set to alfalfa, good Improvements. 154. SO
per acre.
I have resided In I'matlll. county over 30 years. No Inflated
values go with me, K. T. WADK.
ViHITE STUDIO
ASSOCIATION
BUILDING
Lie lion Jiulcs Got Pay.
j Instead of receiving pay for two,
days as stated yesterday in a local
i paper, the. judges and clerks who
I served Monday in the city election
are drawing warrants only for one
I day. They are each being paid
i three dollars. The total election
. expense was (180.
trial by jury and it will be impos
sible to pick such, a jury as they de
manded until after the first of the
year.
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PENDLETON BOWLING TEAM
DEFEATED BY WALLA WALLA
Treasurer's November Heport.
The November report of Tressur
er U. W. Bradley shows that the bal
ance in all of the county funds
shows on the books at 377,756.88
However, this is not the actual bal
ance inasmuch as there are a good
many outstanding warrants. The
amount In the general fund Is shown
to be 334,289 71.
GIVE HIM A HAMILTON
WATCH.
i The product of our most skilled
watchmakers and a dependable
time piece.
John Rosenberg
Court Street Jeweler
Hamilton Watch Agency.
New Steel Being Delivered.
The O.-W. R. & N. Co. has begun
the delivering of steel for the 104
milej of track replacement ordered
a few weeks ago. according to word
received here. Of this new track
age there will be 10 1-2 miles be
tween Echo and Yoakum for which
seven miles of rails have been deliv
ered, there will be 22 miles between
Pendleton and Gibbon and rails for
which have been received and dis
tributed and 11 1-2 miles between
Gibbon and Duncan, the work be
ing now actually under way.
The Pendleton bowling team lost u
match with the Walla Walla team
last evening on the Walla Walla al
leys, winning only one out of the three
sanies played. The Walla Wallanj
scored i'Wi pins In the three games
find the Pendlatunions -648, both
scores being high for those alleys.
Adolph Molltor of Walla Walla, for
merlv of this city, was high roller
with a score of 574 and McDevltt of
Pendleton was only six pins behind
."'laughter of Walla Walla who made
the highest single score, 212. The
following are the scores:
Walla Walla.
Molitor 211 189
Wheeler 175 196
Slaughter 212 151
McAle 157 .196
Lee 161 165
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202555
176 502
916 897 89
DALE ROTHWELL
Optical Specialist.
American National Bank
Building, Phone 609
McDevltt
Monovan
Fggers .
Hoover
Book .
Pendleton.
202 181
157
191
181
151
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160
171
190
185-192-161-205-175-
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568
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514
882 850 916 2648
I1AKKR SCHOOL OPENS HANK.
Adults 15c.
LAST CHANCE,
THEDA BARA IN "CARMEN"
Children 5c
COMING SUNDAY
V. L. S. E. Big 4, Presents Edna Mayo and
Bryant Washburn in
Hooks Taken Out l 50 Young IK
jiosltors on I'irst Day,
BAKER. Ore., Dec. 10. W hen
the Baker public sc'i ol savings sys
ter.i started City Suprrintenent A. C.
Strange made out books for 50
youthful depositors In the BOUth Ha
ker an-i Central school ..
Xetrly 150 was plo.'il on Bc.uc.tt,
but Mr. Strange feels : .ghly encour
aged, as It developed that a larsre
n.i'rtber of student i..eady In., ai -count,
at the pottof fice, or at the
lank. Mr. Strange expects a total
of 200 depositors from the four
xhools.
Nickel deposits were the cm iHest
r..i.de, also anions the most numer
ous. A thrifty girl n tlie third grade
Mailed the largest account Willi
? lb.
TEMPLE
5c
THEATRE BEAUTIFUL
Today
10c
"The Brink"
FEATURING FORREST WINANT AND RAE MITCHELL, IN FOUR PARTS.
How the powerful head of an organized system of robbery meets defeat at the
hands of his "catspaw."
5c Coming Saturday Only 10c
"The New Ad&m and Eve"
A MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE
FEATURING GRACE VALENTINE SOME PICTURE.
WHERE IS HE? WHO? FATTY ARBUCKLE?
TRIANGLE
Tanker sailed Wednesday
LONDON, Dec. 10. Lloyd, an
nounced that the Standard Oil tank
steamer Communlpaw, which was
variously reported as unk, captur
ed, shelled and uninjured, tailed
from Alexandria Wednetday.
Panama city has two breweries.
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The Blindness
of Virtue"
The great morality photodrama, is attracting universal
attention because of the wonderful lesson it carries to
young girls. It presents a moral every girl will under
stand. Indorsed by churchmen and sociologists. Moth
ers do you tell your daughter-, all they should know?
This great picture abolishes ignorance in such a way
that no one is shocked and good taste is not violated.
BAH VIEW STILL ON MAI.
RnlfcKng Destroyed iy 'lldiv An- to
Be Replaced.
BARVtBW, ore.. Oec. 10. While
everything outh ol the Jetty and on
the outside of the trackt ha. been
demolished by the waves, this con
stituted but u small part of the aviill-
.Me property at this place, there be
ing left a long sirl, of territory east
of the track..
This property In safe now, thunks
to the Southern 1'iulflc, In hulring .1
neawall to protect their tracks. There
L a considerable stretch of smooth
sundy beach outside this wall at
..an ilrlfM now and it Is thought
that with the lower .ummer tides
this will provide a better beach than
lever Beside, this beach sand Is.flll,
I ing In back ut the Jetty and theie
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In a magnificent picturization of the great immoral drama, her great triumph,
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Bajokek Bros. "CHARLIE GHAPLIN & the GOP
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