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PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1915. EIGHT PAGES MACKINAW COATS ocial and Per-1 s on Page 5. I sonal New Copyright Hart SchaltW & JIan Great Semi-A nnua SALE OF MEN'S Suits & Overcoats This Semi-Annual Sale of Mens Suits and Overcoats is offering the greatest bargains on new, choice, up-to-the minute clothes ever shown by The Peoples Warehouse. Our stock is large and you'll find choosing easy Blues and Blacks are all included. It's your opportunity to save dont let it slip by without getting your share of the saving. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. i liist evening the patients of the ! Kustem Oregon State Hospital were ith illuminated trees, a Santa Claus jand a splendid program as the prin cipal features. The big auditorium was appropriately decorated In ever greens and two big fir trees sparkled i with lights In the foreground. Tlu ! Program was made up of numbers I contributed by Pendleton people. The United Orchestra attended and Plaed the overture and later on an other enjoyable selection. Vocal so los were rendered by Mrs. Hoy Alex ander. Miss Edna Zimmerman and V. alter Hose. W. K. Livingston and 80S Carney put on a comedy sketch. Miss Gaynell Baldwin contributed a violin solo. Jock Coleman and Band) Anderson sang Scotch songs and danced Scotch dances. Mrs. Walter i Uose gave a dramatic reading, Miss i Mae Poulsun played a piano number. 'Messrs Rose, Peters, Hoyden and , Bishop sang quartet election, Santa ;C!aus sang as he appeared to distrib ute the presents and the grand finale Of happy patients. found an audienci The phj chapter of Lambda Sigma I fraternity added more laurels In a I social way to Its record hist evening by the annual ball given by the alum-' nl of tho organization. The affair was held in the Eagle-Woodman hall and was attended only by members, their ladies and a few friends. The decorations were Doth season- j able and different An Illuminated Christmas tree formed the center piece of the big hall and overhead 'from the four walls festoons of ever-i green sprays set off by brilliant poln-l settas led to the tree, making a verv pretty artificial celling. A hedge ol evergreens was very artistically ar ranged In front of the orchestra. Sub-! dued lights added to the effect of the decorations. Music of excellent quality made the' program of one-steps, waltzes andj three-step.s all too fleeting. Refresh ments were served during the even-' ing. The patronesses of the event were the mothers of the active mem-1 bers, Mrs. James w. Maloney, Mrs. j Thomas Hoylen, Mrs Frederick E. Judd, Mrs. John It Dickson, Mrs Ida Fowler, Mrs. Elmer A. Snyder, Mrs Charles Qreulich, Mrs H. Strove, Mrs W S. Badley, Mrs. E. J Murphy. Mr W. C Minnis. Mrs. David Gordon, Mrs. C. S. Wilkes. Mrs. William Duff, I Mrs. M J. Carney, Mrs. J. C. Wood worth and Mrs John Selbert. Interest this evening ('enters in the annual concert of the University of nj-egon Glee Club at the Oregon the- ater The college boys have sunT1 themselves in good grace in Pendle ton many times a always anticipated vacation. Notices where they have son Indicate that tl the same high Ita years. Men's all wool Mackinaw coats, plain col ors $1.00 to 94.96 Extra fancy plaids and checks Mackinaw coats, large assortment to select from at S5.S5. 80.50. S0.S5 and SS.50. MEN'S OVERCOATS Closing Out All Overcoats Mi ercoats nlv 86.50 .Men's Balmacaans. several patterns to choose from, only SjW.JMI Boys' overcoats, values up to $10, while they last 82.05 THE HUB 23 Sample Stores. 745 MAIN ST. Mr. and Mrs. Graham are spending few das in Portland after which i Hitter, Grant county, nam owns a large stoi k Oh which he recently onr, bused from Mr Jtittner. The young people have the well wishes ol their many friends here. ENLIST MI X 1 PLAN Ml IM I' they will where Mr. and grai where they had been snot by hunters. Nearly every returning hunter tells of finding many does and fawns dead In the woods. The sn.nalU4 hnii ' law'' Is being widely condemned. One old-time hunter remarked It would take at least five years of a closed season to replenish the deer that will be left chad In the woods this sea- Movement for Increasing IUIiI't- Launched Derense society. WASHINGTON Dec. 118. Quick enlistment of volunteers for service in the army and navy In case of war. through the medium of a publicity committee composed of advertising men. is the object of a movement launched by the American Defense Society. Philip J. Roosevelt Is in charge of the development of the committee. Posters ami worded appeals to be fol lowed one buck hundreds of hunters stay for days after they would have left for h"ine If they could go out with a doe Consequently only a few are returning. They are hanging away trying to well he may be acquainted with the life of a deer can tidl a doe from a and m th commttee. the status id their return I each Christina from other citle ippeared this sen e club has reache in iTllie At 5:30 Sunday evening at the Presbyterian parsonage, the Hev, J. 6. Snyder officiating. K. J. Graham and Miss Edith Hlttner were Joined In matrimony. A few invited guests were present. Mr. Graham is a son of W. G. Graham, a wealthy stock man of Hush springs, Oklahoma, sad the bride Is the oldest daughter ol S. ( Hittner. a well-to-do farmer east of the city. outlined. The recruiting it is announced, will hav of an unofficial government reserve. Heplies from a number of letters sent out to advertising men ndvls that the membership of the commit tee be limited to 10, these to repre sent all sections of the cqpntry Aid to the new committee to be formed will be given by a staff of autb..rs who form the publicity committee of the American Defense Society. Rex Beach Is chairman Formal presenta tion of the plan adopted by the or ganization, it Is understood, will be made to the United States govern ment, along with names of the men chosen for emergency recruiting. WANTON MIXING Is DONE. Turks lake Much Booty. CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. it. Routing the Hrltish forces at Suvla anil Avi Bumu, the Turks have push ed their lines through to the sea, cap turing Immeasurable quantities of booty, an official report announced here. A heavy fog enabled the. ene my to withdraw with InconaeqUental In their headlong retreat, however. the allied forces abandoned Stores of rifle and machine gi Wisconsin Hunters jcave ixx-s and pawns Just Where slain SPOONER. Wis . Dec. 28. W. Whitehead of this city, is back from the Tamarno river, where he left a nortv of rleer hunters. He sas th it treat am munition, mules, carts. tents and feed, together with several cannon, which were gathered up by the Turks the statement snld. sa Kitchener Will He Next. BERLIN, by Wireless to Sayvllle, jDec. 24. Lord Kitchener, (ireat Hrit aln's secretary of war. is soon to re I tire, according to statements pub' i Ilshed here by the Overseas News I Agency, which declares that Is the belief of high German officials. he fol . In the d K YOUNGEST SOLDIER IN THE FRENCH ARMY ie a great upheaval in the Hrit bluet before spring and Kit, hi ill be among those to go," HKRKPrTT TrXT STARTED. CHARLESEDISON. INVENTOR, POET, PRODUCER He is phiiadefetstati u Bear Daagbter ol JafMMM t.anlcnrT As Own. PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 28 Fuji; Adamson has deep, dark eyes, a wee I bit aslant. She has a typical round I JapSag taby face Her cheeks are demonstrate the comparative value oil environment and heredity. Even if: It were explained that tier pure Jap-, anese blood and American training1 we re fighting It out In her small body I She would fall ti' comprehend Kill Is the little daughter of a , mm gardener on the villanoval estate of Mr and Mrs. William Bae-j ibr AdamMn, whose enarrns won her, father's employer. Her parents fl-; nail consented to permit Mrs. Ad- , ..r... English and Grman foster-mother Is gtvli Fuji is destined to iryn M.iwr. When rr, naJoHtj she will be gi etween America sad Japan, the ou Mr ch SH yean not t eharueterlstlt s race of the will be lei IIiim h Mold I p AliKrloiu EW rORX If . Tt in steamer Horlt.jucn ar from Han JtiHn, port" Hit ed that the vessel was stopp entrant ol Van Juan aart This is the fourth March ot AR! , i, i , ssehl which the I Nssc 1 1 I has made More than a week ago tin' intimation wits made from th" Frenc h embassy In Washington (net the admiralty would Issue ord rs ad Lk. ,aW ' i -"aassnss - j His work Is much in the nature of an efficiency expert, because his duties I are to see to it that there are not lm-' ! perfections in the manufactured pro I ducts Invented by his renowned i daddy, the gentleman: and it Is said of him I truly, that he realy has a good time. tlon for has to his credit f his own Inven- an electric auto- Claim English fjosses Hoary, IERLIN, Dec. 84.- (By Wireless t' vllle) -Reiteration of Turklsi j'.adjpoli Peninsula was ralher a route than a retreat was made here by the Overseas Xews Agency, it quoted Constantinople dispatches de, daring thai the British, fled in dlsor- i der to their shifts almndonltn; their sick and wounded to the mercy of the tun I"! of Water In Hold. I.I-:. Wash., Dec. 24.- The X. Castle, which left Aberdeen Saturday for Australia with cargo of lumber, was reported in distress off Jagged Hock on the Washngton coast. The tug Tatoosh. which wiretei is standing by, reported i that the barkentlne has food poetry parts mid ai one third o sratiag his Fifth avenn InvenUng utomobiie sting his wizard father ntlons. ( harles hdl on it on v accommodates 140 peopb to give expression to artistic Arnerl- blunted can singers and players. Young Edl- vised h Edison, is spending , son created thi- thi-atre because of his of love. his time this winter op- : deep sympathetic Interest In budding '.stay little music tin utre on 1 American musical genius. lever It . New York. Another third of his time he de- love." sist the Castle. It, lie Out to Hi nt Cupid. MADISON, Wis.. Dee. 28. Her are the University of Wisconsin rule on how lo beat Dan CUpId, the god o love, how' to cause his darts to fal Hi Canada Host lime Dyes, WASHINGTON, Dec 24. 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