DAILY EAST OREGONIAN PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1918.
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Only 9 Days Left- Shop Now
A CI OVF. OR MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE
WILL SOLVE THE GIFT PROBLEM. GOOD
ANY TIME.
NEW MEN'S FANCY SILK SOCKS
A rush order by express for Christmas selling. Col
ors are grey, green, purple, black, white, etc. only 50
COME TO THIS GREAT CHRISTMAS STORE TO DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING AND BE ASSURED
OF QUALITY AND GOOD SERVICE. CHOOSE FROM THE GREATEST STOCKS EVER SHOWN IN PEN
DLETON THE NEWEST STYLES, THE WIDEST VARIETIES, THE BEST OF SERVICE IS ASSURED YOU,
AND SHOP EARLY.
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Additional Social and Per
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CHRISTMAS OVERCOATS
At greatly reduced price. We
hare reduced the price of every
man' or young man's overcoat
,n our ttore. HART, SCHAFF
NER MARX LATEST STYLES
all mut go regardless of price.
Come and investigate.
SELECTED
HAVE YOU Ai i f f
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THE GIFT
FOR THAT
BABY?
Here are some helpful suggestions:
Infant' Complete "Lyette"
containing an entire baby ward
robe. Priced at 810.00, 812.50,
915.00 and $20.00.
Infant' White Coat of cash
mere or serge, prettily trimmed with
bnid or embroidered flower sprays
prictd at 82.65 to 85.95
Dainty Dresses made of nain
- i' i k ,md lawn with embroidery
vokf-s, lace insertion and hand em
broidery. Priced from 75c to 85.95
Infants' Sweater, knit sacques
and toques, priced from 81.50 to
82.39.
Infant' "Snugwraps," made of
blanket cloth, with hood and sani
tary appliances, warm and durable,
priced at 81.00. 81.98, 82.75
We alo crry a complete line of
muslin and flannel petticoats,
bands, Kimonas and other acces
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BARGAIN BASEMENT CHRIST
MAS BARGAINS
Sweaters For men and women,
would cost you $4.25 ... 82.79
Muffs An appropriate gift,
value $4.75, bargain .... 82. 9S
Salid Sets Beautifully decorat
ed, sold for $2.35
Waists A pretty line of white
waists worth 2.0) r I
Boys' High Top Shoes Will sure
please him 81-98
Guest Towels Of the be4 ma
terial, prettilv dea
Boys' Hats Ya! es ?1
$1.50. silk lined
Silk Petticoats New i
w-orth $4.50, bargain.
Wool Waist Good an!
and heavy for . intr we
Boys' Suit Up 10 dai
excellent patter I
at
Men's Wool Su..-Acc
gifts for any a
Men's Dress Hat Ne
black, brown an 1 st
at
Women's Shoes
patent leather hi
tops
Guaranteed Sto
whole family
Warm Mufflers
Initial Handkerchief;
Suspender
Heavy Wool M tt of
Children's Wool Mitts
All Silk Ties
Men's Garter
Men's Heavy Wo k Sox
Boys' Handkerch cf
Painted Berry D' he;
15c Kimona Good I
50c Embroidery Packae-
GIVE "HER" A SILK PETTI
COAT. Silk taffeta and jersey top pet
ticoats in new full flare style. In
Rck, navy. Copenhagen, grey,
brown, green and flowered and
hangeabk effects. Priced from
'.95 to F7.50.
rO PETTICOAT SILK
guaranteed petticoat silk.
Irs, 36 inches wide,
rs 111 i : especially made
The yard 81.25
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he fin
1. Tv
to
.00 CI
"0N NAINSOOK
luality in nainsook,
inches wide only,
ish. Can be embroid
Mgths to a night gown,
iclvantage. Yard 35C
Mrs. Gilbert w Phelps was a
vharmlnf hostess esterday after-
I ROM to the members of the South
Hilt Bridge Club and to a number ot
Mother ladle. Honors in the plnv
'I were won by Mrs Wilson E. Brock.
Later In the afternoon a number of
, additional guests came in tor re-
I I freshttu-nts.
The Misses Rose and Myrtle Ross.
, '! are atending school In Portland
this year, are coming home this week
( ' to spend the holidays with their par
. ents, Mr. and Mrs. DonaJd Ross.
j A large number of ladles were cut
last evening at the Presbyterian
J i church tor the Illustrated art lecture
I n ' Michel Angelo." by Mrs Jessie
MM. Honey man of Portland, who with
I i Mrs. E P Mossman has arrange, i
f for a series of six such lectures here
I I during the winter. The second lc
r tur.-, "Raphael." will be given this
ne course was arranged
thn.ugh the Thursday Afternoon and
Current Literature Clubs and both of
these organizations as well as the
schools were well represented in the
audience last evening. Mrs Homy,
man. who has spent many years in
the study of the master painters, is
a very entertaining and interesting
speaker and her presentation of the
history of art up to the time of Mi
chel Angelo and her discussion of
the greatest of the works of that fa
mous artist held the attention of the
audience i-aslly. number of stere
optlcon views, showing reproductions
lot some ..f the Angelo paintings, add
ed much to the lecture.
ATTACHE INDICTED
AT SAN FRANCISCO
BAHOM VON BiUNCKEM HELD o
TWO XM NTs. I tut PART
M ALLEGED PMJTS.
Rail IS Piacad at Sltl.lHM . U
( row It-v and Hr, Cornell re l
Imhcted Joiully OetnBMM
Charters Crowley' ( ral oik, F.v-tcieb-d
Throughout I n'l'il si an-.
HI
o, th.s
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16c
9c
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U E DE CHINE $1.39
,n $2.00 silk crepe de
eludes a few of the best
lades orange, king's blue, char
ge. Ai. e; .can beauty, etc., 40 in.
i ai , aeavy quality. Xmas
rial Si. 35)
JCH SERGE
i ility French surge, me-
c. . 0 in. wide; comes in
a African, Copenhagen,
eta, etc. ..ponged and shrunk.
yard ! $1.50
Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson, and
ilaughter. Mar !uise. are ex
cited home this evening from Fori
nd where they have been for sev
PmdlOtOD Camp No 41. Woodmen
of the World, was host at another
enjoyable dancing party last evening
in the Kaglo-Woodinan Hall A
large number of members and
friends were In attendance Tin'
Woodmen have been giving a series
of the-c dames MM they are prov
ing very popular
Mi. sad Mrs Frank Saling arrived
home this morning from Portland,
whsre they had been for the pat
GH.MAH.
CAMBRlIKlK. Mass, Dec. M
Joseph A. Oilman of Honolulu, star
tinkle on this iwr Harvard team,
will prohabh be elected captain of
next year's eleven in the election to
be held next Friday.
The entire team will be bannm-led
at the Harvard Club og Boston nt the
Copley Square Hotel on Tuesday IT-
nlng. De II,
MURDER BEING HELD
BY CHEYENNE POLICE
Dlx I UP! IOM OP B.VRTHOLO
Ml . INTKU T PORT
LAND, I ITS PRISONER
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"T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP '
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THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT PREVAILS HERE.
Our immense output of table supplies keeps our stocks clean and fresh.
TODAY'S STORE NEWS FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT, full of juice, each 12"2c and 15c
FLORIDA ORANGES, dozen 50c and 60c.
CALIFORNIA NEW NAVAL ORANGES, dozen, 40:, 50c, 60c.
FRESHLY ROASTED PEANUTS, 2 pounds 25c.
other big shipment in today, se
lect your candies here now, we
will deliver any date you wish.
ROYAL BLACK FRUIT CAKE,
"fit for a king," pound 80C
. P. W. SYRUPS, MOLASSES and
SORGHUM for table use and
candy making, cans 2C to
1.50.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES An-
PLUM PUDDING, pound 50c
HAWAIIAN SLICED PINEAPPLE
6 2iic cans $1.00
Did you get your share?
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A meeting of the Associated I -bar-Hies
will be held this evening In tiie
city hall.
Miss Muriel Perlnger, who Is at
tending the Casllllejo - boarding
school at Palo Alto. California. Is
Xpected home for the Christmas hol
idays I he last of the week. Mr. and
Mrs. George Perlnger, her parent..,
went to Portland last night to men
her
Mrs
the da
The
will (
Mothe
ing ri
of the
H H.
House
in tht
niemb
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS
TO TRADE.
ed the novel nnieiit to make orota-r li wed
Amusements
What the press agents say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
the hunt rec ently 1 h
social gathering, was an
MIICCCBS
heir breeding as
when Mr W--lf
d to associate
evinced a rleore
10 deep.
if the foxhounds
to make believe ih- t
i fox and some of tll?
twill It
I 0 Ho
siblc
lalned for
hunt, Kl
unqualified
However, true to
foxhounds, the dog
as liberated, refu
wiib him. The wo
to tt down and go
Then the mas'er
told th dog
the wolf was
re in. illgent of the hounds obey
. i 1 1 I CM and the wolf (hewed th-o
so l.idlv thev lieat a retreat one oi
Ihe hunters 'hen shot the wolf
mt h io the relief of neighboring Par-
with Tarts BH
lid Mernaret 1
med of ;,.ve IM
the lsiigh.HK BMM
w here "T ill III -I.
i h jtri' .i a nniei
Salisbury Pleid
,vo Amerh an
hter and Ihrllls
lea oi Nm fork
rereatlj --lopiei -lole
year lo audi-
1MOI v N
HI l
uer In will- b it eras unfolded i an
exceptional '.t-t "I .Kiile.l .onodhi-i
er 'be re.isons 'o( ihe pheaomi Dal
Mill r or Mb OMMMbtl n Imlr-
eaa n- WMax ami past,
WTAHHINOTON, ENN N Mr
RarlMl li Davles. mother of lOMPh
y Davcx. .h.ilrman Of the fedeial
ir.ole commission, died recently M
the home ol her son 2117 leroy
Mrs lianes was known iniii-
rt presentations.
la and Aecoaastloea ibid.
XKW YORK. Jec. 14. -Robert Fay
a QaMBaa arm, lieutenant, accused
of bomb plotting, and four of his al-
Their
each
The
accomplices pleaded not guilty
bonds were fixed at Ifi.ODi
m It Thompson is sienlin-
Walla Walla.
in
members of the Girls' Fori
njoy a hunijuet given by the
rs' Club In the high achOO dln
.in this evening. The featu"
evening will be a talk by Mrs
Mattery on "The Olrl and th
She Lives In." All the glrU
iiigh si hool are entitled n
snhip ill the forum.
Pi'l'.TI.ANI). (ire.. Dec. 14 Qeo.
Ilartholuinew. wanted as the murder-1
er of John Llnnd. whose body was
found in a trunk at the foot of Flan
ders strec; on November In, may be.
a prisoner in Cheyenne. Wyo Port
land police last night received a 11
egiam that a man answering Bar
tholomews description had been ar-1
rested In that city.
The message came from C. N Km-i
hery. chief of police of Cheyenne,
and Is so positive in his Identflcathni
of the suspect as Bartholomew that
ihe police are Inclined to believe the
ii;ht man Is In' custody. They will
ask that he he held, and a photo
graph and detailed means of Id ent 'f i -(ation
be forwarded to Portland.
The telegram from Cheyenne reai'j'
Bl 'ollows:
"Have nrreited man giving name
of William Smith, answering descrlp-,
bo& and photograph of George Ilar
iholomew .alias Kd Hopkins, wnnbd
there for murder. Can give betipr
description with marks nnd scare i
Your circular Is an excellent descrlp-1
lion of this man."
This word It "Smith" turns out I
to be Bartholomew Is the first dofl
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 14 Baron
George Wllhelm von Hrlncken. an at
tache of the German consulate hete.
C. C. Crowley, a detective emplocd
by the consulate, and Mrs. Margar l
V Cornell, a secret agent In Crow
ley's employ, were Indicted by the
Cnlted Slates grand Jury on two
counts each. The first count chat ti
ed conspiracy to Interfere with and
.lestioy commerce between the scw-i
al states of the union and forcluii
countries; the second alleged use 1)1
the malls to Incite arson, assassin
tloL and murder.
Hall was fixed at aU0 for ea- h
count in the three indictments.
M-u Rejaaaed ou ii.nl
Baron von Hrlncken and Crowi-y
were previously charged In the com
missioner's warrants with the first
count and have been at liberty on
110,000 ball, while Mrs. Cornell, ar
rested as a detained witness, gave
11000 ball.
The overt acts set out In the In
dictments purporting i substantial-'
the charges against the Indicted per
sons were not made known but It w la
(said that the government Is In pos
session of all the necessary MM
I mentary evidence to support tho
I charges
I It was charged at the time of
I Crowley's arrest on November "i
that he was a directing agent in Ger.
man plots to destroy by fire and il
' Ram It ships bearing munitions to
(Gnat Britain. Frame and Bus la An
: explosion of a barge of dynamite in
I PttgOt Sound last May WsJ Charted
I to htm by government agents When
Von Hrlncken was arrested IMMBx
ber 4 on charge of conspiring IO
Interfere and destroy commerce.
Crowley was rearrested on a slmil.r
charge Ualtad Slates District Attor
ney John W. Preston -aid at the
time that I low ley and Von llilnck. a
had cooperated. The Kow-nim-nt
( barged Crowley's operations extend
ed throughout UM 1'nlte.l States
Jl l.M i tVMPKTlTION I I 1.1
Ml al
1'nllfd Kallrsuls t:n"lc
I'JOOO a Day
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 10. Jn
neys took from the I'nlted Itallw i.
of this city possible revenue of
OOt a day according to testlmorf
given before the railroad commi liOU
of California by Charles K. Black,
general manager.
Competition of the municipal rail
way cut off S300.000 more ol the
corporation's poeslbhj) income. h
said. Woman Raved From Gal lows.
OTTAWA. Dec. 14. BgOCIlUve cle
mency was granted Mrs. Jennie Itaw -
Mrs
by I
live.
who Is sentenced to hang at M- -d.
Alberta on Dec 9. (or the
rder of her husband s paramour,
. Rosalia Stidey. Petitl(Ois signed
lu.iii'ii Alberta women were effec-
Pi
idif-for
The Progressive Delphian Clu?
i-ld Its first Monday (venln meet-
n the council chambers of the
hall last evening. The club has
Epoch ol Human Progrcs "
years work.
rogram was as follows:
lawn
I Topics:
First Dwellings.'' Winnie I
verage man practices ecsin
hls life when the supply of
Iven oot.
ing
city
taken
lor th
The
The
Spec
"The
lion
"F.vc
Food. '
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t hi
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WHERE JAPANESE CORONATION TOOK PLACE
Id
stl. t re
H .1-
Br.
i if 'Twin
way. "Twin Ixls" will is oileied a-,
the Oregon on Thursday night, an I
doubtless will plow "lo of 111, most
popular atliii' lions In many months.
The (iit Includes such well known
Isvolltes as Juliette Day, J Morn. I
Morrison. M.irian l.-.rd p I'.cil por
casl. Kdlthu Mavham Wlll'.um Wes
ton. Klestmi Wilton end pUlOH
a worker In women
I em pera 111 e ad voca te
She had hpa W for
n I spoil - -'H ' Kl H t I
I '
oimal Itl'fo-c- l(( llcbave I 'I.
mid t Ih - ftUgt lladlt.
Mll.l.KHSBI KG II Dm I A
.c'.. li I Wij li II li I was ten, inic-
ised here by the Fox Hunters asso
(Utloti. but hereai'er. the associa
tion meml.eis oiin. th- I "III itatxli
I'i iU lo the o as th.- po 1 1 de r.
ft laBM "f n ruture hunts
A tiuskv . ageieslee and iuile uu
'rieudlv Tixas pralrl Orotl w is '
hallonallv as
.riovemenis.
lid a poet
- eral moat hi
Mis Imvles whs born In Wale.- In:
Ihtii. and as a young woman wan;
aw aidi .1 aardll hoOOrl for her elo-
ienee and poetry, no was nes
aiiMMd oi" Wei-h people as "iinchei
UM." signifying Rachel of An
ui lcn.ic She was ordained a minis
ter of the ySeish i -ongregatbina:
chun b
In !;:' she RMtritd F.dwaril Itn
vies in wuuons'ti and le-idvd there
unill she came lo Washington two
yr ago U make her home with
lor on Tlje liodv was takefl I" W-
oii"'u .-mil inierreii in Watertiiwn
Japan laW) at hlna.
ToKlo Dec IJ The lapatM-M
pless Indlgnaiitlv ill noilneed Yuall'
aiceplance of Ihe 'hliu se throne It
d. .filed he npenlv flOPtOd Japan's
idvin I., retain the republic and org-1
wfisBSm&tfi l&wlDfBBKE- aV 'aaaaHBaaV
iHal tB aaa ' --
mil mLmm
lutlon and Improvement o'
Opal i .illlson
"Plant-." Vina Coon
"Karllest Religious Conception:-.
gnes cresweli.
"The Talioo.' Vesta Cutsforth.
HaCSOStad topic, 'Three Brief lie-
I ports of the Tribes of central Ann r
lea." Hae HeOUIy.
Pyramid Age In Kgypt
"Meals of Ihie Period," Hazel BRS--.ortii.
"The Gr.-at Pvramid How Con
structed."
'The Gi.al Pyramid-- Tomb.'
Mae Ha ger.
"The dominant Personality 01
Khuiu.-' yllth Johnson.
Allied topic "The Pyramid Build
ers of Central America," Arlii- lloii
cnoin. The jiapers were all excellently pre
pared and extremely interesting The
evening clnb now numbers twenly
sevi n members and meetings will I.e
held twice each month, on the use
ond and foiirih Mondays The clot
Is also planning a number of Infer
ml banquets and social gatherings
Merchant's beck t sad,
ItosKHCRO, Ore.. Dec H. That
B, H Hughes, who was arrested al
Medford a few days ago on charges
of dealing In worthless paper, pto
cured a number of blank Chexkl
from the store conducted by Harry
Pearce a merchant of this city, was
the word received here. One of the
checks passed at Ashland had Mr
Peane's name printed on It
Mr Pearce recalls that the man
visited his store, but he Is unable (4
explain how he came Into poi sssion
of the checks, on his visit to Rose
luirg. Huahes represented himself as
K, I.. Kuhlman. of Portland.
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY DISEASES
medicine tha
eminent as a
if the kidneys.
Deep blue eyes, the coquette
-yes, keen Intelligence; green eyes.
Jen lousy ; black eyes, Intensely loving
nature, and brown eyes, a kind, hap-
pv temperament. Kyes, which ap-
pear Impressive and Interesting and
Uddenly flash forth Into dear light,
dt note a loving nature and a deep
under landing or trouble or sorrow.
Byel. which are always Inquisitive,
yet when they look ar a person, seem
suddenly to become kind and warm,
are not to be trusted too far They!
betoflg lo the self-seeker.
There Is only one
really stands out pre
remedy for diseasei
bv. r and bladder
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot stands
the highest for the reason that It lias
proven to be Just the remedy needed
In thousands of even the most dis
tressing cases Swamp-Rrot, a ptly
liolan's prescription for special ills
eases, makes friends quickly be
cuuse Its mild and Immediate effect
L- soon realized In most cases, it is
a gentle, healing vegetable compound
Start treatment at once. Sold at
lr-n i all drua stores In bottles of two mi:-, ...
fifty cents and one dollar.
However, If you W'lRh first to test
this great preparation send ten cenls
to Dr. Kilmer & Co., ninghainton. N
Y., for a sample bolle. when writing
be sure and mention the P. million
Dally East Oreg.qilan.
KXPOHTN Mil. SIHomiO.tliio
Vo-
i am. i
All Hnsirds n- llroki-n During
VtMnw In w York.
NEW YORK. DM, 1 1.--November
exporls through this port broke all
records by exceeding 1 1 Mi.onii.nno In
value.
Foodslufls. led by wheat and M
jiloslves. mostly smoki Iihs powdeS. '
I rl-nltrie-tiiluol cordite and guncot-
ton .formed a large proportion of the
exports.
The pun bases were about aquatic
divided between Kngiand and I
France.
The pK tt
Slshllden"
Kl .lo, Whe
Compared with other countries. Ihe
I'nlted Stales ranks flrai In th"
Tt show the Minister f world's trade in spirits of tuipcnllnc
Mlnoari with his wife, exporting about three fourths of the
theif official costumes Ml' world's supply. The exports In 1114
psta.c grounds at Kyoto were nearly III million gallons, valued
'. .initio n ceremonies. Hi over eight million dollars.
HEAD STUFFED FKOM ;
CATARRH OR A COLD J
snva cream Appnen in nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
Instant relief no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the
air passages of your head clear and
you ran breathe freely. No morr
hawking, snuffling, blowing, head
ache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at nulgltt; your cold or catarrh
disappears.
Get n small bottle of Ely's Crenn.
Halm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, sntlaeptic,
healing crenm In your nostrils, it
penetrates through every air passa
ge of the head, soothes the Inflamed
or swollen mucous membrane and re
lief comes Instantly.
It's Just fine Don't stay staffed,
up with n cold OT nasty catarrh
Prevents roughness during
the summer
NYAL'S
FACE CREAM
A superior vanishing skii.
tone soon absorbed.
LEAVES NO SHINE
Price 50 cent
Koeppen's
The Drug Store That
Serves You Best