East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 05, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1916. PAGE THREE IlKI'l LLH N I KADKH - W.ltl.KS WITH WILSON ; on i OUT roc i MATCH WITH WILI.Wtli Ladies If you want to know what will really and truly please a man, come to thin big men's store and see our Bond Clothes $15 to 830 SUITS-OVERCOATS Yes, we also have all the other appointments that men cars to wear. Bond Bros. Pendleton's Leading Clothien m h mm IS KILLED AT ECHO WIMAl, OWM I) B1 JOS, GUN HA I BEGAN TO IH.X I LOP ARM ISO HI MPTOMH. No Other IHMts Hcllce li IPH" Been union VcduntMs Firfemen of, Ecbo Hold Annual Banquet on 1 Monday Over fill Members i-o Duariil Other News Motes, SALE or Nemo Corsets values $1.00 EXTRA DAY IN '16 MAY BE "PROSPERITY DAY" SUGGESTION IS MADE THAT oil--ritv UfCE BE HELD on FEBRUARY iv. The year "nlnetecn-sixteen" has mat ii hnur.H extra time uver ordi nary yean, and the suggestion Is made that thin day ihOUld be observ ed In the United it v I lay." This e Tuesday on t Ii- I lie monthly date n thin date an !' received by states an "I'rosper- extru day occurs on wceklv calendar and In February 29. n extra day"! pay will many In Pendleton and elite here throughout the United State In view of these facta II oemn appropriate that on thin diij - very effort ifaould he innde to focu the attention of the public upon the duals tin Is Amcrl whole h In sac, lay aitldi persona ounce of atlon of p rlty. it compose It that America ca because lis cltizeiiH as ivc prospered. rt. on this day, let s all of us i our hammers, forget our worries and lloost with every energy In us for the contlnu thls great new era of Pros- SUN A TOf JifiL L I H tfi- Senator QaUtafs of New Hamp shire, leader of the republican fac tion In the senate, after a oonferet.ee with President Wilson, annouced that he was In VH ord Willi the Ident's plans for military and preparedness, and that for tin being, politics would lie put for patriotism in an effort It through the preparedness pr outlined by ihe administration pres-navi-1 tlpie aside put igraRl unparalleli d that now exl Here ITf. si prosperity the land, i made (ol lOQ I U, RIGHTS PORBOAen Manitoba women Applicants Bnoonr- aged b) Premier. WINNIPBO, Man. Jan 5 A peti tion asking for the enfranchisement of Manitoba women nnd Blgned by 11,114 women of the province, was presented to Premier Norrls by a deputation from the Political BqufJ Ity Iaue. The premier assured the women that the government Hoped for the early passage at the coming session of the legislature of the eo,ual suf- Extra ncsatan Called. SAN Fi: AN't'Is o Jan 5. Gover nor Johnson issued n statement an nouncing1 that he WOUl'd call a special session of the California legislature t" meet January 6, t rtatder the ac quisition of the Californis bulldlncj at the Panama -'Pacific exposition for a stale normal school and tu unravel the primary law tangle In his statement the governor terms the election law situation "in extricable confusion " A third ol -Ject of the special session, the sic- -nd to be called during1 the five ye aw of Governor Johnson's administration (Special BOHO, ore. shepherd dog ha was killed Intra edtateii symptoms rapidly till As It ha II was not Correspondence i Jan. I, a valuable lelonging to jus tun iere on Ifondas s Men 1 o have raoies. Sever-1 s the cntinal w: no-1 ng strangely and was d up. it developed ii- dread disease suj was put to death. i tit n tm other animal , tied necessary to send THESE ARE DISCONTINUED NUMBERS AND SOME SIZES ARE MISSING. BUT TO THOSE WHO CAN FIND THER SIZE WE SAY THIS IS A RARE BARGAIN. ONLY 81.00 the head to Portland for examination The volunteer firemen of Kcho held i their annual banquet wi Mondai night 'over Sixty memlM-rs were present six new members being ail mltted. The program constated of athletic stunta and music. The recent spell ,,r cold weathet has temporarily stopped w-rk on the, new city hall Miss Klena Thomson returned to I'ortland today after spending the holidays here with her parents She Is attending KhOOl at St Helens Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooley and son Bert left yesterday on a two Week1 vacation. They will visit Pen dleton Walla Walla nnd Spokane be-1 fore their return Mrs. Alice McMillan of UnloU, spent the holidays here with her sis ter. Miss Beulah Barker and returned j Lome Sunday Mrs McMillan was accompanied by her grandson, Mas- ler Max McMillan Attorney L, A Brtab, who is con fined to his bed with a severe case of Munsingwear Reduced JUST AT A TIME WHEN GOOD WARM UN DERWEAR IS NEEDED, WE OFFER YOU THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MUNSINGWEAR A'l CLEARANCE PRICES. ALEXANDERS XKW Coffey. YoltK. Jan. 5. If Jim the Irish heavyweight SUC- j iui i -1 j nuns r I mt m jiui m, ,, in the Madison Square January 7, he will be coveted match with Wtllard than ever be- th fore. Coffey's stock suffered a downward trend when Moran knock ed him out in their last meeting some weeks ago. but since then the Irishman has rehabilitated himself to a certain extent by Knocking out fjunboal Smith It Is certain that Koran will find Coffey a much more difficult opponent than he did at the MAN WHO l DIRECTING At -Tit I s POMCX OB- GARDING AXOONA NOTE I spent Tuesday in Ren... .1 T Hinkle of Hermlston. wa ! Iv hn yesterday. ' L K Weber of Walla Walla. trvt traffic manager of the P. S nd Tel. Co.. and Mr. Halliday Portland, head of the commercial partment of the same company. I here yesterday lo-,king after the t I acquired property al this p'ar natch either :k at die-Tel. called off. the chances I Moran or Coffey to get a the championship title in the near f future have improved wonderfully. i 1 1 MM! RET! HNS TO n .i aI the wage ca ' i MM Ins hunk ac Ills wages for this I hank, l-t the stores hav 1 lay flslM l.d the newspapirs and orators celebrate th -casbm b explain lnj to the uibllc bow and w hy the l ulled ored natloti in mint by putting tri day into the their Prosperity fa HACK HAS ANOTHER INNING. ina-Callfornlv! Internati nal tlon at San Diego, which will be A Lit A N Y. lire.. .Inn fi -The rim through ltll. snawatorm of the year struck Albany Four days are set the probable covering the ground with about five duration of the session and 115,094 Inches of snow and tytnx up local Jit-j as the cost, although the statement nay traffic. Pleasure seekers expert- savs filibustering tactics max- run thll I enced much difficulty in securing I up. I conveyances to take them to New Dreyfus Hays praapecte Bright, Vi-ar's fi-stlvltles. and the few cab PITTSBURG, Pa., .Tan. 5 Harney drivers of the city did a land office ; Dreyfus of the Pitts!. uri Pirates has John M I -erf i t, ItecctvCN 13000 fif "Ml P.olicine," CHICAGO, Jan 5 The Chlcagi Opera company brougm John M Cormack. the tenor, back to the oper atic years Bohe Ut the associations of commerce nd the farmers' organisations hold upon this day i let -Together Prosper ity Meetings. For twenty-four hours through n t this whole F.xtra Hay of time -let every man. woman and child in this country forget the trying timet through which the world his passed and Talk. Think and Feel prosperity lt us remember on this day Hint the prosperity of the nation Is regu lated by the prosperity of the Indlvl. lisence ol ppeared lr dine Farm 1 " ENGLAND IXJHT in.ihmi Ml V DURING li: HMIH It LONDON, Jan. B llritlsh casual ties recorded In lists published dur Ing the month of December amount to 1001 Officers and 17.54s men. These are the returns from all fronts. Ing t lint ihe prospects of the -lilt' are very bright for the season. Hy reason of the lack of f; ars. gray has become very f ible in Kngland and the large the present v 1 OC fl 1 mini ami the torv office sales sh' he biggest in the ago opera com I t I i ELEBRATED Vt PAIR- ThouMnd .loin in Observancte at sun Diego. SAN DIEGO, Cal.. .fan 5 Com FOR RHEUMATISM. BOOB as an attack of Kheuma-j begins apply Sloan's Liniment t waste time and surfer unneces- Bic Kheumatism and Stiff Neck, ugh I tried many medicines. failed. Fortunately I heard of i s Liniment and after using it or four days am up and well i employed at the biggest de- j nent store in S F. wtjere th?y oy from six to eight hundr-d ic, at all druggists. Adv. ori'd Collcse RecdvedL Jan. 5. Pope Benedict re e Sacred College, headed by Vannutelll, which trial ted ff to extend Christmas greet BAD COLD? HEADACHY AND NOSE STUFFED PI'K OOLD OOMPOI ND" ENDS COLDS IND GRIPPE in A FEW HOI Its. Take "Papa's Cold Compound" ev- erv two hours until you have taken i three doses, then all grippe mbery goes and your cold will be broken It promptly opens your clogged-up noe , trial and the a.r pasnages of the j head; stops naaty discharge or nost ; r inning: relieves the headache, dull j hess, feverishness. sore throat, sneez j ing. soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-up! yuit blow ing and snuffling. Ease yn I bing head nothing; else ! world gives such prompt I "Pape's Cold Compound." w only 25 cents at any drug , acts without assistance, ta : and causes no inconvenience , no substitute. ur throb in the cVJjOcuv VOW BUMAH- Ran hi von Ituriat secretary, who is c cona cofreapondenc the anil war Austrian foreign ducting the Ac wlth Secretary considered one -plan diplomaLs iplomatic corre iii to the time 1 the two pow- of Italy into 1 1 MM IIKOrt.IlT 11 ('HMD. 14,000 t.- MORE W AtiFX Michigan Coppct Payroll by ( xmLpanj in pit i Iiht--;i.' 'at. VaiM-moer Vl-atnl ly IS05 Willdlo-Coitlo- During; 1915. i VANCOUVRR Wash . Jan. 5 During the year 1S05 couples, or 3610 persons, were married In Vancouver. i For marriage licensee they paid II,- 122.150. and an averaxe or J5 each for j marriage ceremony. Estimating that each couple spent I Just 110 here for the marriage, li censes, etc . couplee being married paid out in Vancouver during the year 1 19.050. iiiimmmiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimii "I Feel Like A Real Day's Work" Most men DO who have good digestion, steady nerves and a clear brain. Right living particular ly right eating makes for energy and ambition. The smiiul nourishment that gives "punch" to wade right into work, is richly supplied by the field grains. Rut some grain foods are lacking in certain mineral elements which are all-important for phy sical ami mental vigor. Grape-Nuts FOOD made of selected whole wheat and malted barley, furnishes one all the nutriment of the grain, including their vital mineral salts phosphate of potash, etc. neces sary for the balanced rebuilding of body, brain and nerves. Grape-Nuts is easily digested; has a delicious nut-like flavour; is ready to i.u direct from packages; ami with cream or good milk is a splendidly balanced food. "There's a Reason" for GRAPE-NUTS i 'air gr i'ear. muds A feat u till expo n ival rev: a military fternoon. an an41 ierman the and wool, man. eason. He reign again New Haven Defense EW TORE. Jan. S e in the case of New .ii i.- Hartford rallroi gel with conspiracy man anti-trust taw, 1 Closes. The smelters was announced by General! i Manager McNaUghtOtt, beginning with the new year. The management j announced the general manager, said i the increase would last at least until t The increased wages bring the total ' payroll of the mine for each month WOUNDED AVIATOR TO MARRY HIS NURSE Sold bv Grocers everywhere. HB?-v tap f Marble Pudding Steamed puddings will not be heavy If sjtaJo with KC Baking Powder and cooked slowly to give the pudding time to rise De forc the dough is cooked through. Have a low blaze under the water ior at least the first fifteen minutes. s K C Marble Pudding By Mr. Janet McKenrie Hill, Fuitor el the Boston Cooling School Mai'-.e. f cur sirtY'i pnstry jtour; issai fca tpnovj.iis )f C baking PUWtUrj, J U0 (aaonaJ CMtwosaeajj J (easpoonw Mutt; yolks ijJeggs, NOten ttyai; CMS I i laoitspwnrnis smhso cii K iller; icttfi'-s v2 ; ij owut$ meied chocolat Sift t igrther, three times, the flour, bak- ng powotfi silt and cinsaaaaa. To the yolki ., !J the siipar, hatter ar.4 water, and stir into the dtv incTtdienU. Add the whites of the ecrs. Divids the mixture into two psrtl and a,-d the chocolate to one part. Dispose the two parti in a butttttd mold j to piv a inirbled inpevancc. Steam iurc, - live tuinutaa. Holiday I Candies STRAIGHT FROM WHITMAN'S S The very best of every- I thing in gifts. Candies E show the standards of a store. You can't buy bet- E ter candies, prettier pack- I ages, better assortment. I E anywhere in the world E E than right here. Come in I E and judge for your self. I ITallman & Co. f Leading H- . iiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir 6ut(.r; i beaten ury; Q aj-j -ssjtrscc PHILADBLPHl Annie QocrS, tn An e ursc Wh pltal In sr t Jan. S. -Mini irlcan Red Cr military lies od ay telling hci friends ol her enfttsentenl to .' Ncgli Kavson. an A merle m svlatol i whom she nursed biii'K to health "t ' er he was severely Wottnded b slu p Ital during a fight over the Qerman lines. Parson was in ltussia rapftetnttni orcycle firm when the out and enlisted as an avi months ago while maki he was struck B i Oel ,c! ihell and taken to the ii Moscow There Mis.s ii him back to health and returned to America on T stoi khobi Parson is and has to use crutchea the still Vanilla Sauce BM f mi's of tugtir and a cup of vattr sjj minutes; uiiJ tabUspmtnfuli of butler vni u Uaspwnjitt oj tanilbt titraet. , TJu R C C '-'k's BiHk ecnsauursj thia and 10 other delirious, sui-cessiul, lecijiea Knt frtt upon receipt oi the colored ccitps calf pscjud ia iwer.t cans ol K C Baking Powder. Writs your name and audita plsii.ly. Jium Mfg. Cu., Qucago- H tMi H(H k I t t PAKLt IBS Noodles AND Chop Suey HOT TAMALES 15c Boles f r Indii kh1 nnUaOKI ) p KN OA MY 548 Main Street