East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 06, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THREE EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1916 FRIGID BLAST FROM I Only Two More Days in Which to Buy Stein-Bloch i ...,.... iiiiiiiiiiiiHii iiviniiiiiiiiiiH mmm " WHEN the weather grows colder and the need of varmer clothing grows more pronounced, then is it time to turn to Bond Clothes $15 to $30 SUITSOVERCOATS The finely woven fabrics; the unequalled workmanship and material ; the positively cor rect styles, all aid in making you the best dressed and most comfortable feeling man in Pendleton. Bond Bros. Pendleton'i Lending Clothier TWO WOMKN SHOOT HKAK. Ilrum, Brought isn, k u Marsliflchl Weighs 2to panada, MAIISHFIF.LD. lire. Jan. 6 Mrs. Iena, Fleming, a niece of Hule Howen a Camus' trapper anil hunting guide, und Mr V. WoodfleKI. wife of I Marshfteld homesteader, iihiit a 200 iHiiinu black hear, which they found while. Inspecting Mr riowcn'a traps The wnmen drcssisl the animal, leaving the hide Intact, and then car ried their prize home OH a :i year-ol l colt after tWO horses had halked at .irrvlng bruin's carcass EACH MAY IMPOST UQUOH. ABEIUMCK.V, Wash, Jan. 6 Kvcry man and woman mote than I years of age may take up a permit and lm pon Into the State the maximum quantity of lliUor allowed ly the m tlr) law no matter how many other mem ben of his or her family also obtain permits. This In the text of a ruling in.u'.' bj Prosecutor J I Stewart. Tli'i qiMStlon wan brought up when 11 J Palmer, a Montesano business man. applied for the ff rnt permit laotstd in ihls OOUnty and Baid that his wife al .. might like to Import fcmt Unuor CATARRH LEADS TO CONSUMPTION Catarrh i- M much n blood dif- i u wrofnla or rheumatism. It may be relieved, but it ennnot be removed by simply lornl treatment II breaks down the grnernJ health, weakeni the lung" tissues, and leads to consumption. Qood'f BaraiparUTi is so ruc reaafnl in the treatment of catarrh , Kit it i Known as the best remedy I ,r Ibis diaeaaa, It imrifles Ibe bb od -Ask your druggvt for it. He Uses the Safe and Sure Thing at Home I A. Kflrd, t'onejo. Calif., writes as fOllOWai "1 h;ive hold Foley b Hone) . d Tar Compound and also other lines "f ioukIi medicines for a tumiher of rearo, hut never use anything hut Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for n family or myself, an I Hint it pro die , s the liesl results, always cures severe colds and sore chest and dor not contain opiates or oilier harmful druga. rnthlnkltig and careless people neg lect their concha and colds, not realii itig how they weaken the system and lower the vital resistance to such grave dlaeaaaa as bronchitis, pleurisy and veil pneumonia. For promptly averting serious re fills from a cold, use Foley's Honey .ind Tar Compound. It spreads a heal ing soothing Influence over raw In flamed surfaces, eases tightness and soreness of chest, helps croup, whoop ing rough, stuffy wheely Pre. it lung, bronchial and la grippe coughs. Evsrjr user la a f ritnd. Sold Ktcrywliere. Vacation In Portland, with sde trips outside, will give you an en loyabll occasion. .Make the htultnomah your head quart era. Service better, rates con. sistently lower. .Mi riMinis, per day ll.isi ion rooms with linth. pel dny 1 .in lm rooms mHIi beta, pei dny 1.641 Ban laruo outside raosjBj lis t li. tier dtty 'i. no Bxtn person in renin, sn dltlonal ton JYlJ-nri, ! M i OCIMET oitt.AM.Ls HOCK l)V TEAM OF BOSTON GOLF. I lis TO MEET NEW YORK PICK Ms. LINESMEN. eee i I'-i'SToN', Jan. ti. Prancls oulinet. "in time open and amateur golf I champion of the United States, has 'incepted the challenge ,,f Mux Ibu f' I stun, the New York golfer lo a game of hockey to tie played by well- l.nown golfers. Borne time ago ItaratoB conceived J the idea that golf players would 1 make good h.ickev players and gatll ori I together a number of New York golfers, who also play hockey. Then j he aeni his challenge broadcast. Oul- mel win, has been :t devotee of the ice game for many years accepted the ' deli and has rallied ten expert golfers round him. Every man on the Hus ton roster has had a greal deal of experience on the ice ami Oulmal fools confident that his team of llnLs rlnkamen win defeat the Ken York i aggregation, The time and place for the game hale not yet been decided. when a political apouter doean I i know what he Is talking about the i audience can be excused If they don't understand what he is thinking about German steel maker! claim to have perfected a material for use on safes that Is practically proof against the burglar oxy-hydrngen or nxy-uootey ler.e burner. STOMACH MISERY QUICKLY VANISHES Your money hack If you want It li the way In which Tallman & Co., the popular druggists, are selling Ml-o- nn. the great dyspepsia remedy. I This Is an unusual plan, but Mi-o-na has so much merit and Is mi al most Invariably successful In reliev ing all forms of Indigestion lh.it the run but little risk in selling under guarantee ,f this kind. Ibi not be miserable or make your friends miserable with your dyspep tin. Ml-onu will help you If it doeaa't, teU Tollman & Co, that pou int year Btoauty baot ami they win cheerfully refund it A change for the batter will be -.,'i n from the first few doses of Ml-o-na and Its continued use will BOOB start ytu on the road to perfect d' gcsllon and enjoyment of food. Ml-o-na has been so uniform)' suc cessful that every box Is sold und"r positive guarantee In refund the money If It does not relieve What fairer proposition could be made? Tallmnn ft Company give (heir personal guarantee of "money hack If you want It" with every baa of Ml" o -na Unit I hey sell A guarantee like bis speaks volumes for the merit of ;hc remedy. OVER MIDDLE WES! 10 DEOKEE lHOP IN TEMPKH -Tl III. Is I API i:il BD IN ONE DAY, ouie Accompanist, Storm Wbieh .Sf-ir, oyer Wide TeniiOT) llii; (Jltira Are surieiln- frmii the COW in Ohio wair a W isldo me st4i to i iixsi Damaaja, CHICAGO, Jan. I. Fully equipped with "teeth," a typical Canadian cold wave ewept down on the middle west and is spreading In all directions and increasing In intensity, showing that the '.'auadian visitor means busi. . eaa and is working rapidly Chicago's maximum temperature ai t o'clock yaatarday n r,.l degree above zero It bei;an dropping ana i last night wee in above a drop oi more than t rnlng wai rin.- ahowa degreae in Predictions are that the ooH will lm rease. probably reaching the zero mark It Is being drivon Hy a high, cutting wind. Wide Area s gwlept, CThlcago is hut one sjiol in a wide area affected by the sudden ttlant of Old Koreas. The norther ha.s been UBleaahed over a wide area and the Mississljipi and Missouri valleys, tho lake legion and all the territory east of the Itocky mountains will git a hard touch of winter. Molilalia, Wyoming, the Dak, 'tis, upper Wisconsin and Mlnensota al ready show from in to 36 degrees be low zero. Saskatchewan report 3K belnvi zero and expects to show near the ,0 mark. BUaaard Icconpanlea ciiin. In some distriigs the cold wave Is accoatpaalad by a blizzard. In the Minnesota Iron ranges the temperature is 2s below, yviih hard driven snow. r The cold wave will be welcome in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, hear, ever, as It will serve to chock the flood! yvhich are already menacinir a vast territory The Mississippi hns already submerged thousands of acree in Arkansas and Mississippi ami the Ohio river has reached an atermtm stage at Cairo. Ill Sudden (old weather ylll diminish this peril. Hear This In Mind, "I consider chamberlain's Cough Remedy by far the nest medicine In the market for colds and croup," cays Mrs Albert Hlosser. Lima. Ohio, Many others are of the same opinion. I btainable everywhere. Adv. WOMAN FIRST lo Kl UfSTt I!. On!) 11 Bneolled at Baker Una Day, 0 Being ReembHcaiia, RAKER, ore. Jan :. Only 14 leglstered the first duy ,,f the bookl I cing open in the Raker county clerks Office, i if these, nine are republican. Miss Eleanor) Raa Btorie, of Dixie "as the first woman and the firs! democrat to qualify. a e e e a eea 1 Olt.MEH KI NK N) a I1E1.I.K (.IT- ESTATK a MJi A IMS T L SHEVVlH MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Jan somas I. shevlin, millionaire lum ber merchant, former Vale star and this year reorga.nlaer or the fata team which beat Princeton, left an eslate yalued at more than lill.iuui. 11,111 Shevlin died on Wednesday ol pneumonia He contracted a cold while tralatog the vale football tean last fall Mrs. Shevlin. formerly Miss sh.i lev of Kentucky, receives most of II e esi.ite. It is slid This includes an In surance policy ol' a round million dollars, which Shevlin revently at quired. I i JsaL "' JkIIk'Si. S RKOORDIOKs REPORT. (Continued from page one I There has been issued by this of. flee during the year 183 building permits, for the erection or repair of buildings of an approximate cost of ISiS.tf a. There has been paved during the year 25 blocks of streets at a cost of SM.603 IB, and there has been Im proved by grading five blocks n' streets at a cost of 1114410, makir.? at the present time approximate!', eight miles of paved streets in the city of Pendleton In the linn of betterments th'-re have been constructed, the natatorl urn In Rottnd-up Park at a cost ol approximately $10,000, iooo of whli i iraa Bald hy the city, property lor park purposes was purchased at S cost of 20fm llridge construction by ( it v and county jointly across Tutullla crick, on which th" r.itjr paid one half or t(2. main trunk line sew. rv, ear. There at present ludabtedmaa bondr iTfi.nad; cite i (i. II bono.-. $40,000; r-.ir Ijoiida, I t49,0O0 txt-e bonds. $7i 010; street Interaectl n bonds. tll,it:10, m i'.;ing a ! total "l $250,000, tieaxing interest at the rate of 5 er cent per annum There is at present in the aMlklng ' fund for the redemption of these ; bonds the sum of 116.(00, loaned out ; on approved real estate security, at 7 per cent and about $2714.86 in cash ! in the hands of the treasurer There ar- at present outstanding $107,000 in street improvement bonds ( bearing interest at the rate of 6 pe.' cent and approximately $30. "00 more these bonds are property owners streets tor whlcb abutting the bonds n sued There w re 11,160 lineal feet ment sidewalk constructed li cltj during the year 1915. There were 1201 cases ham the recorder's court during th which res ul tad in tin- collect j The total expenditures for the year were JTn.44H.74; of this amount 10.- ; its. is was for bettermontBj and ll i 395. STi for interest of street Improve I ment bonds where the property own ! ers had defaulted in their annual payments, hut which latter amount yvill ultiniately be collected hy the , city . a more detailed report of re ceipts and expenditures is attached j hereto and made a part of this ic- port. 1 wish to thank the chairman and council for the uniform courteous treatment accorded this office during ! the past year. Receipt iliul Disbursements of the Clly of lYiiillcton for the Year ma. MSCBIPT8 i Eire departent I S.S5 I Eire dept (opp l - -' ' Cemetery 1S08 Taxed .ii.li. o. Fines ,Jll.BII Licenses i ntereal Interest . s 1 ,', 423. y.' dully balanci Streets Liens Has Franchise Sole oi Impounded sti . J6:'.s4- l.onn from banks lO.DOO o,' BXPBN1 department i est a t e Heal i y meter Racorde Police Lights Rests Licenses I nl crest Stregt s Sireeis Legal si Trcasun t'ity Ha 1,114 :'.l ll.Se 12 ."'43 i'1 l.tOCdl ?,B4f.9U mmmmmwmmmam Suits and Overcoats at SUITS $15.00 Values, now 17.50 Values, now $20.00 Values, now $22.50 Values, now $25.00 Values, now $27.50 Values, now $.10.00 Values, now $36.00 Values, now LADIES' $20.00 Values, $22.50 Values, $25.00 Values, $27.50 Values, $30.00 Values, $32.50 Values, $35.00 Values, ALEXANDERS Library Sewers Health department Elections City surveyor Street cleaning 2,264 55 47. SO 365.45 218 43 1.317.70 5.106.00 Interest on St. Imp. bonds. 3,395.55 Tota ,160,322.56 , 602.00 22.85 . 3.957 48 293.40 3,303 16 . 2.000 00 110.178.18 I1KTTKUMKNTS. Hridges Levee Sewer system City Hall . . Total $70,500.74 Ra lance on hand Jan. 1 1916 $11,145.29 Against this there are out standing $10,402.04 Net balanci . .$ 743.29 liliINk MIS 11X11 M 1GAZIXES. Popular Periodicals Withdrawn From Sale at Vamniiyer. SPOKANE. Wash.. Jan. 6 Editi ons of popular periodicals were with drawn from newsstand sale becausi of the state prohibion law forbidding the advertising of llQUora In cases where the entire edition of a magaziii has not been withdrawn the pages containing liquor advertising have been cut out. A magazine distributing agency an nounced that several publications of large newsstand sale will issue edi. lions not containing liquor advertis ing for sale in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. INewsy INotes of Athena 11 l!si I IND OTHER ol oi IN "EH EST TOR the Bl'SY READ1 R. (Special Correspondence. , THEN A. Ore.. Jan 6. Alton Mr and Mrs. E. A. Dudley motor ed to the county seat Monday. Utas Dolly White spent the week did in Pendleton yvith Miss Hazel Parker who is attending high school there. Miss Pauline Myrick spent part of her Christmas vacation at the coun try home of Joseph Forrest Erwin Prooks bookkeeper at the bank, spent the holidays yvith friends in Portland Miss Zola Keen attended the recep tion given by the Itebekah lodge at Adams Tuesday evening. December II, and favored them with a reading. Athena boys' and girls' high school oaskethall teams are to go to Walla Walla Friday and play the boys' and girls' high school teams of that place Mrs. Ed Huston returned Sunday from Hood River where she has been spending the holidays with her par ents. Miss Hope Heeler of Weston visit id friends in Athena Sunday. Misses LtBBle and Mamie Sheard spent the holidays with friends In Weston. CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To (let yjui-k ReMef from Head-Colds. It's Splendid! i r i Ik will . head pen will the air passage d,l or catarrh del a small bottle ot Kly s penetrates through every air of the head, soothing and heal swollen or mflimcd mucous brane. giytng ((u instani rebel 910.50 $12.2."i $14.00 15.75 817.50 819.25 821.00 824.50 OVERCOATS $15.00 Values, now 810.50 $17.50 Values, now 812.25 $20.00 Values, now 814.00 $22.50 Values, now 815.75 $25.00 Values, now 817.50 $27.50 Values, now 810.25 $30.00 Values, now 821.00 $35.00 Values, now 824.50 SUITS now 810.00 now 811-25 now 812.50 now 813.75 now 815.00 now 816.25 now 817.50 OVERCOATS $12.50 $15.00 $17.50 $20.00 $22.50 $25.00 $30.00 Value, now Value, now Value, now Value, now Value, now Value, now Value, now Mrs. Emery Achelles of Vansyclej Is visiting friends In Athena. Miss Lucile Taylor motored to Pen dleton Xew Tear's day. Attorney Homer I. Watts was a business visitor In Pendleton Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Haston returned Sun day from Hood River where she has been visiting her parents. Mrs. J. H. Harmon left Tuesday for Orants Pass yvhere she will Join her HAT CAUSES COLDS? This question b asked every clay. A cold is reai'y a fccr, not a'w;ys caused by the Weather lx;t cficn due to disordered Liood or lack of important food-elements. In changing icasons fat-foods, are essential becau e they distribute heat by enriching the blood and so render the system better able to withstand the varying elements. This is the important reason why Scott's Emulsion should ahv;is be Uken for colds, and it docs more builds strength to prevent sickness. Scott's Kmulsion contains Nature's rare strength building fats, so skillfully blended that the blood profi's from every drop, It is free frcm harmful drugs or alcohol Scld at dnij ,res , -miwja i u on; ciiuiiic. I Scott & bowuc. Jiloumficld. R. 1. 15- 4-AAAA -AAA1 A2.TU JAUAIMsAUUIAl UAl Hi MlggtW UNITED Examiners make a thorough inspection not less than twice each year. In addition to this five (5) sworn statements are handed to the U. S. Government every year. Grasp these facts and you will realize what a high degree of SAFETY AND PROTECTION we give every customer. Glad to have you come and see us. The American National Bank OF PENDLETON g Capital and Surplus $400,000.00. msmft fflll ffll m w wmtNUi mm m w m m m m iiib m mi nim' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIIIHIIIIMinillinilllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIItllSllllU'. f NOODLES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES f 1 GOEY'S KWNG HONG LOW 1 V-' U6Weit Alt. St.. Upstairs. Phone 4j ThHIIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIItlllllMllllMiilMll.n First National Bank PENDLETON, ESTABLISHED 1882 Known For Lowered Prices 86.25 87.50 88.75 810.0O 811.25 812.50 815.00 husband who has accepted a pastorate of the Christian church of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christian and daughter Leone, of Adams visited friends n Athena Friday Hong Kong Cafe VT XOont.E PAKLOR8 Noodles AND Chop Suey HOT TAMALES 15c Outside Tray Orders a Specialty. Boxes for ladles and gentlemen open day and all night MEALS 25o AND DP Special Chicken Dinner Sundays 548 Main Street Next to E. O. Bldg Phone 0 STATES OREGON It's Strength nosis