East Oregonian : E.O., January 08, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY EAST QttBGONlAM. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
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Bloaters
JUST RECEIVED, A FINE SHIP
MENT OF GOLDEN BLOATERS.
Headquarters for all Smoked and
Salt Fish.
Cod Fish, Finnan Haddie, Salmon
Bellies, Herring, Mackeral.
HOME MADE HOMINY
Special, quart 15c
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
'QUALITY"
I Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St.
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demands itrcrit-vnoN
OF STATEMENT.
Bf Mum In south F.iid. il.iKhcini Services.
A telephone message this morning I German Lutheran services will he
from Charles Meyers at Lehman held at the Presbyterian church to-
.-num.- Milieu mat mere is now two i morrow at 2 p. m.
it-ei 01 snow on me ground there and
IS Inches at Uklah.
Return to college.
Cecil Curt and Hurry Relbert. Pen
dleton boys who are attending O. A I of this county
. lert on .n. 17 today for Corvnl-
Marriage Uivnse IsMirtl.
A marriage license was Issued this
morning to Thomas J. rsey of Atti
ca. Michigan and Margaret 1. Collins
lis to resume their studies after 'nought Out Ills Partner
spending the holiday period at home, I Charles Milne, who has been asso
" elated with Dick Allowav In t partner-
Will Name Road Supervisors. 'ship doing electrical business, recent -
The county court will next week y purchased his partners Interest
in all probability name the road su- and since the first of the year lias
' " uisincis m tv,. conducting the busine
i.uiiiiui luuijij, .Appointments are self H
made annually- and the court is nnivli-.,,,,., a
considering the matter.
Ross . Hons l)ionv.
C, l. Hoss this morning filed suit
in the circuit court asking for a di
vorce from his wife. Kffie R. Ross,
by him-
is located now at lis West
Mt
lias Aliened Check Artist.
Sheriff Lee Barnes of Walla Walla
MUM m on IT today from Baker, hav.
lng in custody H. Moody of Dayton,
who is alleged to have passed some
unty.
He will be taken over b
this evening.
Walla Walla
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Miss Olive Gwinnl
DRAMATIC
READER 1
1 Will take a limited number of E
S pupils in dramatic art and elo- z
2 cution after January 1st, 111, z
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Dr. Alexis Carrell, of the Rocke
feller institute, famous for his feats
in surgery, will receive the next pro
motion to the rank of officer la the
Legion of Honor. France.
alleging desertion in January. 1914.; bad checks in Walla Walla 00
ine couple were married in Pendle
ton. Sept. 25. 1911'. Plaintiff asks for
clear title to land near Frecwater val-
ued at $1000. His wife, he alleges, cSses On Tliur-da,.
owns residence property valued at The. recent leectlon disturbance In.
$2500. H. I. Watts of Athena Is at- Pendleton, which resulted in some
torney for the plaintiff. violence and threats of other violence,
. " will lie investigated bv the grand jury
Indian Magazine at Hand. i next Thursday. Todav sheriff Tav-
Containlng among other pictures ; Ior nrTln( to ., lubpoinM(
several views of the Indian boys and havl , wUh
girls on the Lmatllla reservation U, ca for thp witn,ses , a,,lear
"l """" 6 " """"" before the grand jury on Jan. 13.
WmS- 5rV.
There is no Special Sale at this
Big Busy Store
Our every day prices arc so attractive they move the
z goods out so fast they don't have time to gret old. Com-
E pare our every day prices with any sale price then com-
pare the quality. We'll get your business.
I $2.98
Advance shipment of Early
Spring Waists by today's express.
Better see them
$2.98 !
selves, the agricultural number of,
The new grand Jury will be picked
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h . , ,V rST ""rT: Monday but there are a number of
by the Indians of Carlisle, reached L, fl, lnvcst(Kiltw,
the desk of the East Oregonlan this; firu,
morning. It is a splendid publication1 '
trom a standpoint of contents
typographical excellence.
and
DALE ROTHWELL
Optical Specialist.
American National Bank
Building, Phone 609
Gray hea iindly injured.
The injuries sustained by Dave
Graybaai who was in the same auto
accident as that In which Mayor Best
was hurt, have proved more serious
tlom mi fir-t fhioit.hr 11. nataltiAjt
anong. vice President of the Port, j three broken r,bg ,mornal njur.
ies in the region of tbe abdomen alsi
Prominent Port landers Here.
C. D. Urunn, president of the Blake
MeFall Co. of Portland and J. W
land Flouring Mills Co., were visitors
resulted from the fact that the weight
Of the car rested upon tli
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f Dr. Thos. C. Ohmart
z Dentist
I Announces His Return I
I and is now practicing at the usual location, 743 Main I
z St., over the Hub, Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 507
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forenoon. They had been at Herniis-
,T . . , Dody roT ,,, pan
to Pedleton on the motor. Mr. Bruun sufferei, , ff!.eal dpa
rt
opening satisfactorily in Portland re
garclli ss of prohibition and that there
has been no decline in rentals. On
the other hand there have been nu
merous instances of rental advances.
f his
has
irted
improved today. Mayor Best is also
reported to be improving.
NEW YlHK, Jan. 8. H. Robert
Fowler, ex-congiesman from Illi
nois, and counsel for the Labor's Na
tional Peace Council, which it is al
leged was used as an instrument by
Frank von lUntclen. through hU
agent, David Lamar, to stir up labor
troubles in munition factories in this
country, has demanded a retraction
of the stateent connecting him with
such activities, made by United States
District Attorney Marshall.
again. As a result there was soon a
heavy slush under foot, necessitating
the city putting "n scrapers to cleaai
the crosswalks and open up thr gut
ters for drainage.' Reports have It
that a chl'nook struck the foothills
rear Thorn Hollow yesterday and thai
on the reservation rain fell last eve
ning. The moderation In the wea
ther today has been general all over
the county.
Men's heavy fleeced shirts
and drawers, 50 value
at :iuc
I All wool shirts and drawers
I $1.60 value, every day
5 price $1.30
Hetuy fleeced union suits,
a good $1.35 value,
Golden Rule every day
price 98
5 Heavy ribbed closed crotch
union suits, $1.50 value
at 98
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Fine ribbed all wool union
5 suits, compare these with
z any $3.00 value, our
z every day price.. $1.98
.Men's flannel shirts, $1.50
I value at 98
$2.00. value shirts . . $1.49
z Another exceptional value
at $3.00. of ail wool
z flannel at $1.98
Women's white, heavy 5
fleeced union suits, Gold- r
en rule store every day z
price
49f z
Women's heavy fleecer
vests and pants, 75c val
ue at 49f
Extra fine fleeced union
suits, a good $1.50 val
ue, our even' day price
at 98
Wool union suits, special
values at $2.50 and $3,
this big busy store's
every day price $1.49,
$1.98.
Women's wool shirts and
drawers, you will not
buy a better one under
$1.50, our every day
price 98f
Reubens shirts in cotton or
wool at 25. 49
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Misses' heavy fleeced uni
on suits 49V 9
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Court
ad.
ttvors islrch Creek 1
i , The members of the county court
! have expressed themselves as favor
j able to the proposal for ;i road three
Smiles up lower Birch creek as peti
tioned for by the woman of that sec
tion but not ;is it was surveyed sever-
al years ago. According to Judge
M;irsh such a route would necessitate
a heavy expense In cutting and filling
and in putting a new Ticlge across
House and Garage For Sale
Desiring to live on my property at River
side I am offering my residence on the
North side, 516 Bush St., at a bargain.
Fine location, four blocks from Main St.
bridge.
Four large rooms and bath, large store room, ce
ment basemen, and walks fine climbing roses all
over the porches, also a large number of rose bush
es and several soft maple trees. There is a con
crete floor and pit in the garage.
All for $1500; would consider terms.
Inquire of
DR. C. W. LASSEN, Tel. 27.
John lientlcy lias star.
Col. John M. Bentley, pioneer resi
dent of the city, one time sheriff of
t'matilla and many times constable, is
now an authorized policeman of Pen
dleton. True he will receive no emo
luments but will wear a star and have
full power to do police duty. The new . ,hp ,-matnla, He states.that if resi
cnier ot ponce, T, B, i.uraane. made Qents oan Mree upon another rout
me appointment this morning as a
compliment to the pioneer officer.
and he at once took the oath of of
0M. Though the appointment WM
honorary. Col. Bentley declares he j
will hold himself subject to call and
will not be found wanting should hi
lledneld Sees Prosperity.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I. -Secretary
lleilfield published a review saying
America Is extremely prosperous, but
the vision and energy of the nation
will determine whether It shall remain
the foremost coMimerclally after the
war.
slide,
repar
slst on an nnHulvoeal disavowal
l.usltanla torpedoing. It Is pos
however. Hermans' promise of
itlon will be considered suffl-
The
ing led
I'irst Bill Is Passed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. The first
bill to pass the senate was Senator
Bmoot'li providing for a commission
to modify and codify the mining laws,
it appropriates ISS.004 for hearings
In mintni states and In Alaska.
ure of Austria and Ciermans
a rejHirt of the Persia sink
i the belief the cause never
will be knwn. A complete and fJniJ
settlement of all submarine conlrn
versles seemed near. EUparatlon I"
the Lusltanla nnd Persia cases were
the chief consideration.
so that the old brlil'.-, formerly over
the river above Pendleton, can be
used and so that th" heavy filling
would he ellmlnateil that the court
wilL give the necessary order.
The Independent rirder of Ooodi
Templars originated in New York in
NEWLY CREATED EMPEROR
OF CHINA REPORTED DYING
nese republican p
would restore the
Poace.
d death
id brim;
mH. sepmnio PWMV
LONDON. Jan. 8. Germany liaa
mad overtures to Japan and to Kus
sla for a separate peace, but the of
fers were refused. Prcmied Okunia
Ills told Interviewers, according to a
Tokyo correspondent.
services be desired.
Dead Dog Dims Not show Rabies.
E. F. Averill. federal inspector of
predatory animals, this morning re
ceived notice from Dr. D. X. Hoberg
state health officer, to the effect that
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Fine Watch Repairing
by an Expert
Horologist
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler since 1887
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the head of the supposedly mad dog
j killed at "t'matilla did not show the
I presence of any negri bodies when ex-
I atnined. However, this dots notiHlj
I nrove that tbe :inim:il did nut have the 1 ik!
j rabies inasmuch as the negri bodies 1
; do not develop until a certain stage 1
; of the disease is reached. Inasmuch 1
j as the animal before death bit IT, other
I dogs. Mr. Averill is advising the clti
j zens of Umatilla to continue their
i Precautionary measures.
Helix May Have No Tax.
The town of Helix may have no
I revenue this year with w hich to con
jduct her affairs except such as is de
rived from the sale or water and po
i lice court fines. No tax levy was
! made by the c ouncil or if such levy
was made no notice of it was receiv
ed by the county officials and the
time haa now expired for the flllna
of such notice. T'nless an order
from the court is received, the as
sessor cannot provide for any city tax
for Helix in extending his rolls. That M
town also loses about $1500 revenue 3a
which haw fteretofore tieen received
from saloon licenses.
' Farewell llrniillful SnoW.
I Pendleton's blanket of snow Is fast
I disappearing today beneath a warm
I temperature and a rain. During the
early part of the niehr there was an
; other quite heavy fall of snow but
early this morning i rain began. This
I rain turned to a sleety snow for an
hour or more and then became rain
GERMANY VUG EES.
(Continued from pae one )
ment of the American position, Ger
many specifically agreeing that pas
sengers shall not be put to sea In
small boats unless the sea Is calm or
land near. There is no authority for
the statement the administration will
TOKYO, Jan. I. YUSS Shi Kal
reported suddenly llj with appoplexy.
His condition Is said to tie serious,
though the story is unconfirmed.
SAN FKAXCLMCo, Jan. S A Toky.,
j cable reporting tht Yuan Shi Kal had
been stricken created a stir In China
' town. It was predicted China would
he saved from a prolonged revolution
If the emperor dies. Editors of Chi.
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jetfelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
Committees an- Named.
President Tallman of the Cominer- I 551
cial association has named the fol
lowing committees which were auth
orized at the last meeting of the as
associatlon; committee to confer over
i proposed route of Columbia highway.
! F. W. Vincent, J. N. Burgess and J.
W. McCormmach; committee to con-
j fer with the county court on the sub-1
1 Ject of bonding for good roads, J. H.
Haley. O. M. Rice and W. L. Thomp
son; nominating committee of five to
! bring In a list of officers at the Feb. J
i nary meeting, W. N. Matlock, W. L. i
Thompson. J. F. Robinson, Leon Co
ben and M. R. Chessman.
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May l'af Other Charge.
B. F. Keith, arrested on a charge nl ss
I larceny by bailee of money belonging
to the o.-VV. company, was held for
i the grand jury yesterday afternoon by
j Justice of the Peace Parkes. Keith
waived a hearing. According to the
i district attorney's office, however, the
I'nited States officials may request
that Keith be turned over to them.
Keith was also postmaster at Gibbon
'and It la alleged he Is short $150 In
his postal accounts. It was said a
(OVenUBSBt Inspector had been here
looking Into the matter. District At
torney Steiwer said that If the gov
ernment decides to prosecute Keith
on the alleged charge, the county will
relinquish Its charge In the larceny
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