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A TT V Pi EGONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. JANUARY 3, 1916. EIGHT PAGES W ( THE POOP OUPOE FINPL-!A--T WH KN0WS ) iiiiiiiiiii . 1 . m Sale of W omens Coats I I 1 . . nr i cnME MEN UP I . ii 1 THAT L.TTV.C BIT OF . . WW,"- THAT'S B CUT 6IVE5 HE FULL I I . . . -.. RIQHT. TOBACCO SdTlSFftCTTION.J FACE 5 rU'.V. AHU mu an 1 1 v 7 TOO STRONQ. ntLL'EMTO I TAKE ASMA.IL CHEW AND NOT GRIND ON IT. That Offers Real Bargains I PACK TWO mm nil ill wmm i r RJflU I Euery coaf in our entire stock is marked at a bar 1 gain price. All the latest j styles and I included. jj One arge special jf of of Coafs af EACH Don't let this extremely low price lead you to believe that these coats are not desirable. If you have the slightest possible need for a coat, don't fail to see these. Remember, all our new coats in plush, broadcloth, blanket cloth and Scotch mixtures, made in belted and full flare models are now reduced as follows: $10.00 Coats are Reduced to $5.95 $12.50 Coats are Reduced to $6.95 $15.00 Coats are Reduced to $7.95 $16.50 Coats are Reduced to $10.95 $19.75 Coats are Reduced to $12.45 $22.50 Coats are Reduced to $17.35 $25.00 Coats are Reduced to $18.65 $27.50 Coats are Reduced to $19.45 $30.00 Coats are Reduced to $19.75 I The Peoples Warehouse Where it Pays to Trade. FAMILY REUNION HELD AT PILOT ROCK HOME E1BST TIME IN SEVERAL YEARS MJ. GATHERED ROUND FESTTVE BOARD. i Special Correspondence. I PILOT ROCK, Ore.. Jan. 3. The home of Herbert Boylen was the scene if an interesting family reunion on Christmas day. This being the first occasion for several years on which Prevents roughness during the summer NYAL'S FACE CREAM A superior vanishing skiL tone soon absorbed. LEAVES NO SHINE Price 50 cent Koeppen's The Drug Store That Serves You Best lllllllfl -It J 1 1 M 1 1 1 2 M J fl I f i t , i i 1 T M M E M M I M M I M M 1 M i r ( f I E M 1 ; I M I ? M : M M M 1 1 1 1 M J I M M 1 1 1 1 i J 1 1 1 i 1 1 f J I M i I 1 A Few Things to Do Today I I H 1 I Second ' your bin. Third Ku Fourth ' fuel in Pendl Fifth Ki ? E E B. L. Cor. Webb 6 I patterns are $3.95 Women's Night Gowns, only 98 -Made of choice white flannel. Warm Knitted Caps 35? to 75 We have a most complete showing of Knitted Auto Hoods at $1.25 Knitted Angora Scarfs, all colors $1.39 WARM SWEATERS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Children's Knitted Teddy Bear Sets at .. $1.95 Visit all the members of the family have been present. A sumptous dinner was served. Those present were, Grandma Byrd, Ed Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Boylen. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boylen, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Casteel and children. Blaine and Max ine; Alex Shafer. Robert Shafer, El dena Shafer. Robert Boylen. Mollie Maye. Vesta Boylen. Elma Boylen. Alta Boylen, Ethel Boylen. Byrdle Boylen. Alie Boylen, Lemuel Boylen. Miss Velma Smith of Pendleton Is IK friei iattves here, n confined u week with d f la grippe. Mrs. Louis Old nturday een for hter wh" has been nurs- rder a load ind the best loud for a if our Rock Springs you BURROUGHS, Inc. College Phone 5 Our Bargain Basement. Bond of this city, arrived Friday from Arizona. Dr. Fred A. Lieuallen of Portland visited friends here Monday. Miss Mollie Maye of Portland if visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boylen. The booby, a Bahama bird, is so spiritless that when attacked by other birds It does not fight, but gives un the fish it has caught without resist-' a nee. Bear This In Mind. "I consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by far the Dest medicine In I the market for colds and croup," I says Mrs Albert lilosser, Lima, Onto. I Many others are of the same opinion. ! Obtainable everywhere. Adv. REVOLUTIONISTS NAME PROVISIONAL HEAD OF THE CHINESE EMPIRE IAN FRANCISCO, Jan. inese revoIutioniwtH liave i im f'hune Huen. rurmer ma iblf The K'iv I virK'e vvaa : ImpriMineil , f-rnor f the QliangM I niijina liaM'' If you were to ie unenualled volume of animpM HI teetimony in favor of Ho irnapfiriiJa, you would Upbraid ft If for ho long dplayinff to take 'feftfve medicine for that hlofnl ifw from whifh you are iUffer r M 1 1 j M f 1 1 M M 1 1 1 ! I M M 1 1 C t i 1 E ; I M : i ! ( M 1 1 of mill-end? thiiifr in the dollar and a coal to fill have the b r Additional Social and Per- er-J I sonal News on Page 5 iviuiit'ton friends of Dean True man Goodman, formerly of this eiiy. have received invitations to his ueil I dins with fctlM Grace Huth Llndhuisr, I daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. J. L Unit I burs of Portland, which will be an j event of Tuesday evening, January eleventh at the White Temple In ; Portland. Mr. doodman is n son of ; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goodman, formal residents, and is a graduate of the Pendleton high school and of the : University of Oregon. He Is at pres j t in the representative of the Houey I man Hardware Co, In The Dalles in j which city he and his bride will make their home. BLAZE AT AMERICAN BREWERY IN BAKER CAUSES HEAVY LOSS Itl'll.lHXt; AM) MACHINERY DAMAGED To EXTENT OF 110,000, BAKER, Ore. Jan, 3 A loss esti. mated at tlO.OOQ to $12,000 resulted from a fire caused by defective elec tric wiring at the plant Of the Ameri can Brewing company. The fire department had ;i hiird fight for over three hours to control the blaze and save trie main building The bottling works where the fire or iginated, was entirely destroyed. In addition to a loss of $7000 to $8000 on the building and machinery. $3000 worth of beer in vats will he a total loss. "We will have to pour It out, I guess," said Manager Charles BodMUl "for fire destroyed our bottles and barrels as well aj all Dotting ma chinery.' He Intended to start bot tling tomorrow preparatory to ship ping all beer left on hand, out of the state. It Is possible the burned plant may lie rebuilt its the company is con sidering manufacture of near-beer and other temperance drinks. The ice plant in connection will still lie Owes Her (;ood Health ro Chamber lain's Tablets. "I owe my good health to Cham berlain's Tablets," writes Mrs. R 1. Naff, Crookston, Ohio. "Two year 'igo I was: an Invalid due to stomach trouble. I took three nc.tles of these Tablets and have since been In tha! best of health." Obtainable everv-1 where. Adv. Has Ijongcst Alfalfa. WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 "Cy" Sul-1 loway. New Hampshire congressr-an, ; has the longest whiskers of any mem-t ber of congress. Ja niese are producing more than ,000 tons of coal a year from In Japan and South Manchu- TWO CLERGYMEN ABOARD PEACE SHIP jj j j Oacar U: wttjfi Henry ?.rd U fit lb'- h-nt form of RV. Jen ii Ml Mrs U R. Manning, daughter of John s llahr of Portland, formerly of this county, and S. F. Goodman, son-in-law of Mr. llahr, have returned from a holiday visit with him. Mrs. Manning went out to her home at Pi lot Hock this mornng. Mr. and Mrs. Carl s. McNaught a"d Mr Bnd Mrs W J Warner of Her- miston were New Years guests of Pr and Mrs. Max S. Kern and were am ong the MM of town people at the Li brary Hall. Miss Irmalee Campbell, formerly aj popular teacher in the local schools, arrived Friday night from Los An geles where she has been living and studying music since leaving here She will visit a snort time with friends here JUSTICE LAIR OF THE SUPREME DIES AT WASHINGTON ll..Mltl-.u III- mi. HOT THIHI - NAI. oe r. s. svcci Miis to I.ONt; ILLNESS. WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. .-Justice Lamar of the I'nlted States supreme court died here last night. Justice Lamat was taken III early I'tobi ih ins announcing thai he was suffering from an attack of high Mood pressure, which central- 8pencer, Otis Lieuallen, Karl Simon Ized in the arteries of one arm. caU-ton and Wrennie lireen. All enjoyed lng painful Inflammation. At that " T pleasant evening playing dlf time he was confined to his bed for I 'rnl games. several days, being permitted to talk Mr ad Mrs. Hill Hover were vis- with only one person a day outside ""rs at the county seat. the family circle. A- H. Klrhy, James Chesnul and This was really a stroke of paralys is and the beginning of the illness which caused his death. Joseph Rucker Uimar was born at Ruckersville, (la., October 14, ! 7 . j He matriculated from the I'nlversitv Of Georgia and graduated from Beth- I anay (West Virginia) college in 1877.' He attended the law school of Wash lngton and Lee universities. He was admitted to the bar in 1171 and prac-I tlced at Augusta, (ia., 187I-180I. He was appointed associate Justice of the j supreme court of the I'nlted States December It, 1910, by President Taft and assumed his duties Jannuary 3 1911. He was a member of the Georgia house of representatives ISfis.O: com- j miaalonery to codify the lawa of- Georgia, 1S9; was appointed associ ate Justice of the Georgia supreme j court in 1901 to fill a vacancy and el- ected to the same position in 1903 resigning in 1 90T to resume his pri vate practice. Justice Ltomar was married to Cla rinda Huntington of Bethany. W. Va remarkable thing about thai he did not The re ' the prodigal son 1 I return to his fath panted by a wife. house actsom l.lo.wl .Ioih-s of t'hleiiKo OBSERVE the way W-B CUT users handle their tobacco; notice how small a chew they take; how little they spit that's because W-B CUT chewing is rich tobacco. Your dealer sells it. Tell him you want W-B CUT Chewing the Real Tobacco Chew, ntw cut, long ihrtJ. 10 cents a pouch. "Notice how lh salt brings out the rich tobacco tutu" ask hj WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY. 50 IWoa Soasr.. Hew Task Gty NEWSY NOTES OF ADAMS IT:i!M ls IND OTHKH ITKMS OF INTEREST FROM 1 11 I SECTION. (Special correspondence, i ADAMS. Ore. Jan. I. Dan Mcln tyre and Paul Qammcl started back to their school Thursday after upend ing a few days at Dan's home. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrve Boaebem j Were visili I Thursday. unt ! Ml and Mrs. T. A laeuallf lured to the county seal Wednesday, I Those who attended the party v hich was given at the home of Miss Pearl Wilson of Pendleton were as j follow s: Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bid1 wards. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kr.bs MlM Jessie Chesniit, Augusta Stock- ton. Kleano Stock! r i""d Nellie Darr; Messr Roy DesVolgne were visitors at the county seat this week. Mrs. It, L. DesVoigne wh" WaJ taken to the Pendleton hospital lasi Sunday is Improving rapidly. Mrs i Boylen of Pilot itock lei visiting at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Mclnlyre. for a short time. Charles Schatz motored to (he OOUnty seat Thursdav , The Adami Rebeka lodge Mo, 142 were royal hostesses last Tuesdiiv evening lo a large number of the Pen- German arm; dleton Rebekah's. Those who WWtlcold fr man:, there from Pendleton were Mr. and I Among the I Mrs. II J Taylor. Mr and Mrs. Hat-ldown for the tie. Huston. Mr. and Mrs. Frank j ding rings, Kr Whetstone. Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Kirk-I fillings from t How to Cure Coughs and Colds. Keep out of Drafts. Avoid Exposure. Eat and Live Right and Take n. Kinp's New Discoverv. ' You catch cold hr below noriijnl n-.itl fi throw ofT the cold gei .should iirst take a genSS. Then be CU Avoid ftsporan. (Vc .save vour itrengttl in To kill the germs ta bi sco very. First National 8a f EfOLTOH, OREGON ESTABLISHED 1882 Known For IBS incl Mrs. I. U Kent. Ml an Iteemah M is K ie, Mr. and Mrs. ICarl Klrkp.il Mrs, r. Cook. Mrs. Patterson, .1. A. Smith. Mrs. Hatlle Kerau Ura, I' Nell. Mrs, Grandson, Mrs. k Miller Mrs 'an Cleave Mr- Van ursdall motored to il iiihI little I the COM IIH A I John Whi John Prlae niintv seat $rl i JAIS WUIVIAIN WttULbU HIM OUT OF $10,000 NDIANAFOUS, Jan. I,- HH i leautlful woman Is aleged to have r elved property woi-th $10,000 in en hunge for a smile, a cigar, a ! i f beer and $1 was told In circuit oiiri here today when the civil artlori f Hugh K. Hogan va Mrs Jante- thode opened Mrs Rhode, of so lul consequence in Newcastle. Ind.. was a sister to Hogan'a wife When Mrs. Hogan died Hogan deedeil the property to Mrs Rhode and now Ho- gun wants the property t.ack. In pi llmlnary testimony given by Mr Rhole she tells of many years spei as a trapeze performer and contoi tlonlst with vaiiotll circuses. Just the minute Dr. King's New Dis covery touches the cold germs tliry be;iii to shrivel ami dir. Your irritation ceawi. The cough eases nnd jou begin to get better. Ir. King's N-w Discovery is jufl tazative mongli to eipel the dead germ and poiaonoua Nctctioni. WORKMEN WHO WIRE or io other electrical work al Way prefer that their maierhil and appliance! nhnuui come from here. Thai prcoludat all powlblllty of their helna any thinc, hut rlitht. ohvliiten the necessity for lextliiK everylhlnit before uBinK. aii our electrical supplies lire tested In-fore we sell them. Better buy that klni than the Uncertain sort. J. L. VAUGHAN 6 1 It's Strength Mr. M r lltlaCiltlllllllllllllirtlllltlllllllllllltllfllllllltlllllllllllllllflllllllflllllllltltlllllllllllllllllllflllllllll'lllilllllllllllllllllltllllllllflallr,