DAILY EAST OREGONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1915.
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Great Semi-Annual Sale of
, i
MeilS Suits and
Overcoats
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THERE ARE ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF THIS SEMI-ANNUAL
SALE OF MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS LEFT. IF YOU
WAIT TILL THE LAST MINUTE YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO FIND
JUST WHAT YOU WANT. MAYBE SOME ONE ELSE WILL BE
WEARING IT. THE BARGAINS OFFERED ARE THE BEST EVER
GIVEN IN PENDLETON. DON'T FOOL YOURSELF BY NOT BUY
ING NOW. YOU'LL BE THE LOSER IF YOU WAIT.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE.
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Additional Social and Per
sonal News on Page 5
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Thirty. one Pendleton Odd Fellow
and Rehekahs attended a social :.t
Adams lust evening given by the Ad
ams Kebekah lodge In honor of Pau
line Rebekah Lodge No. 13 of this
city. They made the round trip n
the automobiles of H. J. Taylor R. p
Kirkpe trick, I-rl Klrkpatrlek. Ktn
neth McRae and U W. Heeman. A
literary program was followed by a
banquet and both were enjoyed to the
utmost by the Pendletontans. About
thirty Adams Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs were present for the occasion:
Those going up from Pendleton In
cluded Mr. and Mrs H. J Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs William Huston. Mrs. J E.
Smith. Miss Venice callison, Mrs. M.
A Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Whetstone, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kirk
patrick. Mrs. H. R. Neil. Mrs. Grand
on. Mrs Miller. Mrs. Van Cleve, Mr.
and Mrs. C G. Keeman. Miss Julia
Cook. Mrs Teel. Mrs. Patterson. Miss
Cora Town. Mrs. Ada Decker, Mrs.
Van Orsdall, Dr. and Mrs J A. Rest,
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth McRae. Mr.
and Mrs Karl Klrkpatrick and Mr
The I'nited Artisans held their reg
ular meeting last evening In the
Moose Hall and refreshments and
dancing were enjoyed afterward. The
cadets had charge of the refresh.
The Eagle-Woodman hall will be!
the ben of one of the largest danc-
tng parties of the season this evening,
the affair being given by twelve
young farmers and their wives Id
their friends. About three bundled
Invitations were Issued.
SWEATER
COATS
On account of the mild fall we are over
stocked in Sweater Coats. To dispose of
them, we have placed them in 5 different
lots. So here is your chance.
Lot 1 All Sweater Coats, worth
up to $2.00 for
Lot 2 All Sweater Coats worth
up to $3.00 for
Lot 3 Ail Sweater Coats worth
up to $3.50 for
Lot 4 All Sweater Coats worth
up to $4.00 for
Lot 5 All Sweater Coats worth
up to $5.00 for
$1.00
$1.95
92.45
92.95
3.45
THE HUB
23 Sample Stores.
745 MAIN ST.
Stories From the War Zone
BY WILLIAM 11 BHSPHKRD. i from England and France who are
(United Press Staff Correspondent ) Jum coming to the Balkans pass some
MONASTIB, Serbia. Dec I. terrible nights Just because ther did
gon
wing the Cnlverslty of Ore-1 "all Comltadjls are supposed to , not know now to rough it. I was
Glee Club concert last evenlre I be llle toughest. glilingen men in nm wuuuna ior some r.ngnsn troops in,-
!i, iiIIvm f.winn w , h.,.t. ,. . i Halkans. perhaps in the worm, oiner nignt. neu Keen In the rai.i
home on Water street at an Informal WW h hr,r Hunters of the va-lall day and late i the evening
dancing party. A number of local
do roc like onOBaer
jof electric or
observer and
Ten to One Then Ton re a Blonde.
Say V-w York (KmnMT Girt.
HURON, Dec. 2? Are you a
heece eater?
Do you eat your noonday wedge of
mince or apple with or without !
If it U "with." it li a 10 to 1 bet
that you are a blonde, for all blondes
eat cheeee. ai cording to one of the
Marie Antoinette counter girls in a
Newspaper RoV restaurant.
This counter girl, besides being an
.-Ti.ert manipulator of the hot and
buttons, is a clo.-ej until she arrived at the decision that testant bodies in
chotoglst ' peroxide and chemicals have no ef- Panama congress
feet on the fair diners' devotion or This participation
aversion to cheese. ject of much discus
Yesterday sne told a reporter that
after three years of close comparison
of those who patronize her counter
she has reached the conclusion that
cheese is the preference of blondes.
A few dark-skinned and pirate-like
men may use cheese, but the blondes
all partake, and she suspects that a
brunette who asks for the. "with"
young ladies were present and the
young men Invited were the Beta
rthcomin- Theta PI members of the glee clut
Robert Lnngley,
slie Tooze. 'ar
John Dolph. Chester Fee who
the sub-
d some dis
LI TORS GIVE APPROVAL.
sentlon of the Episcopal church. The s , member of the same fraternity
nous 1! ilk ill Mat.!-; Texas ratio-1 " .! a I,-k up I., oil! .list -
are gentle alongside them; north- Finally we reached the top of a hill
western mounted police, gentlemen. ! and Ihe commander Ordered his pien
At last I've had a talk with a real i to halt. It was 9 o'clock.
Albert i UV comltadjl of the Serbian breed "Take off your klu and sleep when-
Nelson ni nart "l ms conversation wem you stand." ordered the officer
like this:
cold coffee
ter of the
Episcopalians In New Tork Would
Attend Protestant Congress.
NEW YORK. Dec. 29. Rectors ol
24 of the largest Protestant Episco.
when ordering Me either has a blonde i pal churches in the city announce
strain nr a fair-haired sweetheart I from their pulpits their approval ot cism of the action of the
She tried the same deductions on i the determination of the Eplscopel missions on the ground that it was
l ha women in their segregated cafe, board of missions to participate with legal and tended to estrange the I
but she says she became all mixed up j the representatives of the large
rectors united in a plea for the ban
donment of sectarian prejudice as an
obstacle to ultimate Christian unity.
The clergymen declared they re
garded their action as a step in the
direction of practical church unity,
as well as an answer to recent erltl-
board ot
wa- also a guest
and Greek f 'attic
the Episcopal.
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Wife Name- Parent and .t- Divorce
in Jersey city.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29. Naming
her mother, who Is a comely woman,
as co-respondent, Mrs. Alice Steuber
of Jersey City, brought an action for
divorce in the chancery court.
George R. Reach, special master In
chancery, who heard the testimony In
: the case, recommended the granting
of an absolute decree against the hus
band, Frederick Steuber. a wealthy
produce merchant of Jersey City,
awarding to Mrs. Steuber the CUStod
of her only child.
Mrs. Martha Abbott, mother of the
petitioner, admitted on the witness
stand certain indiscretions complain.
MOTHER lUMIls M HON'
SO0 English Killed.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 28. An
English commander and 30o soldiers
were killed at Matran east of Bolumn
said the war office today. The Turks
P IPAXESE BliAj BR Kil l I l
Oriental Wounded Betes TinM in
DepntVaj Before Fall tng,
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29 Kozort
Fukuda, a Japanese rancher. wh.
"Comltadjls wouldn't have done
"We went up to a house the other that A eomltaiijl officer would have
night In which there were i bulgar- stopped his men behind the hill, let
I inn lumuiiujm, oic no-u n un hiu mem ouiid a lire, Kill a sheep some
refused to surrender so one of us where and make coffee."
threw a bomb, Just like this one"; "Does Christian Science help you
holding out an Iron bomb the size of a with the vermin?" I asked. "Wei1. '
cake of soap "and blew up the he said. I pick them off like all the
place. It killed 2 and wounded (he ,,thirs do. 'Want to see a bomb'. '
rest." Another part of his COnVSraa- He handed out a gunmetal-colored
Hon ran: j object that looked like a small drink-
"Did you read Tolstoy's prediction tag cup with a screw top "You un
of this great wart" He pulled a screw the top." and he did so. "and
soiled clipping from nts pocket and find this brass tip. which you strike
Eltrope and a writing man from the
killed his wife on a ranch 'north would arise and hold the
near Huntington Park, a suburb ot
this city, died from the effects of bul.
let wounds received at the hands of
deputy sheriffs, whom Fukuda held
at bay for more than two hours aftel
his wife's death.
At the hospital it was found that
he had been wounded seven times.
Government Owncrhlp Problem.
WASHINGTON, Dec 29. Govern-
in his grip for the next ten
after ending th
worl 1
years,
then throw the thing."
"Where were you when the war
broke out?" I usked "Pittsburg. ' ne
:ir 15 years with
s used to writ"
My name is
We lived at 60 1
e Slavs
house, he
dangers 0
diseases.
"I drln
war. "Do yon know said, "I lived there
ais great man might my wife Huth of
He writes, you for the Slav papers
Is almost over.'" Charles Pi oskewetz.
i of contrasts, this j ''h.-itnut street. T
. With his rifle. hlstn,r'' ,hl,1k ""r
g of deadly bombs, Pendehce la the mos
ch could blow up a ' ""' world.
to me about the ' ThlH ' m' lff.
is and other Serbian Penlng a card case
I a photograph of a
over
Inde-
and showing hie
pretty, dark-eyed
Pi
ed of.
law w
Abbott
but
ll
held in l
.ffe
n-hi.
Mrs
Women on Pi
CHICAGO, Dec 29. Hundreds of
women were among the first S0O0 f
Chicago's proposed 20.000 citizen po
lice force, which went on duty today
Thev took up their patrol in the po-
Lake
short
fach. narned two other women le
les her mother in the petition. Mrs.
sober and her mother live together
Shore drive am
distance away,
hosen, That w
III
way. It ca
eve in slckm
"Oh, yes, I've
He told me
he lived with.
"ComitadJIs
diet's." he said,
who guard the
many Of them
sta
Woman There
! across the fact
"You left he
i "Yes, a year
etery there. '1
anil jollied Ihe
in Pittsburg'
ago. In Ihe SI
. led ever;
about the comit;
aren't
"Thr
regular soi
re volunteers
If. A good
i tin d of e
I' VI III ll.lVI.Wt IB IOC I SI II
Aberdeen l ogger Jailed on charge of
firing Daughter's Home
ABERDEEN, Wash.. Dee it.
Carl Mlsh. logger. Is In tall charged
with attempting to burn the residence
of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. John l'abiak, at Wtshkah
- CREW BELIEVED PEHISHED
t.rrr. ansa nni L-n,.un mnn thTe Is II VOUMff felloW from
mon. secr'etarv of Ih. I Nl.h Six years ago he fell in love ""d Jefferson streets
,rs. snonsor for the with a girl there and sh told him
le the announcement
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to enjoy the beer of
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... ui.. person receivte the Bear) moat swear to an affidavit before the agent
he tret : rial I company, and pay a fee of five cents to such agent.
Men w ho ISKapc prom Vessel
Cliff- Encounter Blizzard.
ST. JOHNS, N F., Dec. 29. Ke.
were expressed here that 2ii men
the crew of the British steamer
Kilda, wrecked on the ledges of t
west coast of the French Island
Ifiquelon, had perished from exposi
during the blizzard.
These men escaped rrom the wre
and landed on the cliffs, but It is I
lieVed they could obtain little. If a
shelter
I ctimpl
etter than men." said
notice things quicker
e force will be com
of women." wh.-n
block in 111" city will
policeman or police.
she would marry him if he would
go to the States and bring back SOUS
Mlsh is said to have been 'li.-.., i
ed in the house by the daughter and
son-in-law, who say that he broke a
e entire plant of the Pennsjlva
sphalt block manufacturing con
is mounted on freight cars, so
il can be taken wherever there Is
for it io do.
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We will pay for RAINIKR bottles at the
te of 35..- per dozen large and 2oC ptr
7en small bottles when received In per-
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mone'. So he went to roniann, vrw, nor winnow in muer io vmmpv, ins
and saved two thousand dollars In j son-in-law says he chased Mlsh and
five years That's a little fortune In I knocked him down with a stick.
The fire, which was started in the
by neighbors.
ni.s all guilt.
Serbia. He hurried hack to NISIL. I
When n.- reacneo mini "" i bedding, was pill out
girl had marrieo. na spem " Mlsh tndny d
money drinking In the cafes and
when he was broke he Joined the
COmitadjlS Fellows like him are
tough fighters; they don't care what
happens to them."
"What, do comltadjls do in ihls
great war?"
"Whatever the army doesn't do.
Tmnulti Is Linguist.
WASHINGTON, D.ec. 29. Joseph
P, Tumulty, secretary to President
Wilson, hiiR, among sundry other ae.
eomplishmcnts, those of being a tin
gUist and a pllmic of exceptional sbll
Scouting, patrolling, entering Villages 1 (y. He speaks Italian fluently, also
before the army and mountain and I MVeral other languages. In "laklng
forest fighting. We have some good 0jf. men In every walk of life, promi
times, too. The other night we'd been j nent and Otherwise, he affords f' iends
on duty all day and when night cams I Bn j eallera vast amusement
on it was raining. We were near a
. where some Bulgarian comit
adjls were supposed to oe so a tew or
us went Into the village while the Oth
ers remained on uie dbimuw, ncn
soon
Ho
int
! hai
Hut
w- heard about fifty shots, then
shooting stopped. We hustl"i!
town. We found that the patrol
killed nothing but one big sheep
that sheep was sKinneii
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in ten
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OW but before long we had a big icarlu., , pace rt.iante on ,u
e irolriL' and one of our tellows who i , , . 1 . . . .
going; Mia advertised words Scott's Emulsion,
ed to be a cook In a Helgrade eare ,
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Truthin business is Just as import. ,ut
as truth in every -day life; truth creates
confidence, establishes good-will and
builds a reliability that will not he
minutes. The fellows ran around lore wrecked by the storms Of competition.
woo.i. Where they got li i dott'i j Through three generations people
know
I ire
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stin k a pole through ihe sHeei uewwau miby arc uuumiuiicu, wnea
lengthwise ami put it over the fin-. In aggeraled tniistns gbOUt a household
about an hour il was ready and with remedy of real and ai In. il w ulh.
The popularity of Scott a Emulsion
j is increasing as intelligence advances,
because in these days of adulterations
it continues lO guarantee pure cod liver oil
i medidnslly perfected with glycerine awl
hypophosphltes to build strength, im -prove
the blood and strengthen the lungs,
It is free from alcohol or opiates a who!.
some f.KMl-tonic, truthfully advertised.
Scott & BWwaS) Blootufield, N. J. 1 Q
plenty of pepper and salt anil black
bread and coffee we had a bettor,
j meal than i ever bought in Ms ;
York Then, about II o'clock we
stretched out with lull Btomacns,
with our big loaves of bread for pit- j
lows and I had the tiest sleep I've,
ever had In my life. Oh, yes. we know
how to make ourselves comfortable, j
"I've seen some of these soldlertj