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EIGHT PAGES 1 PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1916. MiiiniiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiMiiim BUY YOUR WARM. COAT NOW! (tmc vtROict il HOLD ON SAVE Mt A LITTLl U ." '" QISP03C0 or I I niiPOSEO or THE COLDEST WEATHER IN YEARS FINDS US WELL PREPARED TO SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS IN WARM CLOTHES. Fur Overcoats $22.50 to $35.00 $35.00 Fur Lined Overcoats Reduced to $22.50 Sheep Lined Coats $6.50 to $20.00 The greatest assortment in Pendleton. MACKINAWS $5.00 TO $15.00. The best line ever shown in Pendleton. Rain proof, beautifully tailored, perfect fitting, a choice assortment of patterns at $5.00 to S 15.00 SWEATERS r Our stock of sweaters is unusually good. Rufneks. Jerseys and V-necks. Colors are grey, red, green, brown, blue, heather and white. Prices range from $2.50 to ?7.50. $5.50 CORDUROY VESTS, CHAMOIS LINED $4.90 A perfect cold weather garment, wind proof, warmer than a sweater and more serviceable. Only $4.90 WARM GLOVES AND MITTENS Don't waste your time shopping ar ound, come here first and get what you want, our stock is large and we'll be able to fit you up. You'll find our prices to be right. mm ' crux XX Xj mi; rfxxf is fm mm mm iT txffl aTZ HEAVY WOOL SO For the man out doors we have a very attractive showing of wool sox; light, medium and heavy weight; blue, grey, white, red. black, etc., 25c. 35c. 50c WARM CAPS Don't get your ears nipped. Try one of our warm caps, you'll enjoy it, 50C. 75C. 81.00 to $3.50. if Pen-, tribute paid lo Pendleton, prominent; Twenty-one young peopl dleton vomposed a sleighing party ! OIUO women ot me cny are piaino., . . . . ; to make her appearance here a real that drove out over the snow of Ik I ,My (,ytnt Miom ln(,eei, Tutuilla road last ereping to "Hill- gtven t0 ,ocaI peopie to' hear such side Homo," the farm residence of a talented celebrity as Miss Powell Mr. and Mrs Frank Frnrier. The without making a trip to Portland or party went In two sleighs and spent some other large city, and the club the evening dancing in the spacious, ladles will make an effort to Justify rooms of the beautiful country home., the confidence Manager Pangle of the I Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs 1! E. Ohloupek. Mr and H rs. Westbrooke Dickson, Mr and Mrs. Fred Karl. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloch, Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Frazier, Kir. and Mrs. Ceorge Strand. Mr. and Mrs Ben I. Burroughs, Mrs. Hemy W, Collins, Misses Cora Vldger, Erfie Jean Frazier, and Edna Zimmerman, and Messrs. Roy W. Rltner, John Dickson and Fred W. Uimpkin. Recognizing in the booking of Miss Maud Powell, famous violin ar'ist. for a concert In this city a distinct Heillg theater has placed in Pendlc ton In selecting this city as the only' one in the northwest outside of Port-j land to bear her. The North Side Prldge Club met yesterday afternoon a the home 0,1 Mis John K. Robinson on Jacks on I street and spent an enjoyable three hours at play. Honors were won by Mrs J N. Hurgeas. As additional! guests. Mrs itoblnson had Mrs. Elmer Itrewor. Mrs. E. It. Keefe, James H. Welch and Miss Elsl (Walla Walla) D ON'T take a big chew-just a nibble of W-B CUT Chewing the Real Tobucco Chew, new cut, long how shrtd - it tiifics you. ,, "Noric. how the It brinM out Ihr rich t.ib.c-0 tMl. by WEYMAN-BRUT0N COMPANY, 50 Uri- V-rt. W Turk uty LEA ELECTED AS MrAl SECRETARY Ur Hit STATE FAIR BOARD hr rear Of the Kappa Sigma frater nity house, going from the home to the water, about half a block. In hi bathing suit. RECORD OF DEEDS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS ! IKMrTH M WEST INNOI N I I THKP Will. HAND IN TUTOR III :si; NATIONS SALEM. tre votes of Savage Mrs Weatherre The Peoples Warehouse siunmcn of Mortgage. A mortgage executed by K. M. and A. K. Graham to Mark Moorhouse. Doc, 1. I US, for JiiOO. is assigned tl Q, w. Hyers. satisfaction f Mortgage. A mortgage executed by Kdtth Tcm pleton to O. M. Rice March 27, 1114, for ISM is satisfied. A mortgage executed b E, M 'ita- ham to Mark Moorhouse Df till for ITiiirt is satisfied. et tl. 1915. J. B. I satisfies i I-otti satisfie ulsflee mortgage of May 11 Jr state Jooea ratr i Booth Where it Pay to Trade limilllimilimHIMIHIIIUIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIMH sse Martin, et us, f Feb. 14, 1914. Tanke to Q. R. Oowen. et ux. mortgage of January 7. 1913. U L Hunt to C. E. Olsen. satisfies mortgage of Jan. 19. 1914. Pauline West to T. P, Hunter, re-! ra- lease lots 1 and 2. block 3.1. Ueser-i IS, Vatton addition to Pendleton from! judgment of Feb. 19. 1906. 1 mortgage executed by Thos. D. M. 11.11 to H. H. HracKctt. ntll 1 1 Waugh to DeTweele H pothaekbans fo s chattel mortgage of April 26. j 8 Aug. 17. 1911 for $2,300 Is satisfied. ; 111. i,, .ii.-i M.irii'ii"!'. chattel Mortgage, Il M H. Grit- Bertha h. Bracket! fixtures, ! $1 soo. crops for 1916. 112 LITTLE PRINCESS OF ITALY STILL PLAYS SANTA TO SOLDIERS es and the two little princesses were the happiest among them all. The crown prince regards the wounded as his proteges. This Christmas, tinged with sorrow on ic- PERSIA NOT VICTIM OF TEUTON DRIVERS ol Mil l MEN IN HOME REMEMBERED BY DAUGH TER OF ROYALTY. (rown Prince Ttooiih As H WASHINGTON', Jan. 19 Ameri-I in Ambassador Gerard cabled Secre-1 count of the absence "of the king andjtary of State Lansing that the Persia the horrors of war, was given over I wns not the victim of a German sub to the soldiers. Last year the royal I marine. Official announcement to family, noted for Its domestic sim- this effect, Gerard's cable stated, had plicity. was not enlivened at Christ- been made by Admiral von Tirpitz, mas on account of the serious illness head of the German navy. Austria j of the queen. The new princess was Hungary also has diavowder MtElbora on the twenty-seventh of Dp- Hungary also has disavowed respon- cember. This year what they lacked sibillty for the Persia's sinking, in the intimate home festivities thevi gained by seeing the kind's soldiersj WAR VPOX PAIX! Disabled happy. Pain Is a visitor to every home and usually it comes quite unexpectedly 1914. Regard PmtCgrees tnej i - iTirifatrn.lB trees with the roval An? Being Made Happy as Pwl:,loi princess playing Santa Claus, bear by Gifts and Kind Remembrances ift of Hgars and cigarettes, cigar from Yolanda, i cases watches books. chocolate. ; Sloan's Liniment handy. It Is the Pipes, handkerchiefs, all sorts of greatest pain killer ever discovered. (By United Press.) I things most of which the princess ftmpfef laid on the skin no rubbing ROME. Jan. 2 (By Mall.) Prin-1 herself selected. Not only the hOSr 1 required It drives the pain away, rt . i. ( finUhinir her task ,,if,,i in the Onlrinal ami the one In M really wonderful. ' eiS I Uldiiua ' juefc . o . ... .... . of playing Santa Claus to all the-the Villa Marguetlta where the queen i j in Pnme In the mother is Mavlntr a real Mrs Santa . .hio h.Hlirn1 fn'jr- flono tr, hr n.-r.11ndul hnVR hilt in 1 arOUIld the rln ". " , o. daughter of Italy's king every sanitarium In Rome where the with wet feet. I came home with my nnU nr.t aoeDar in person there are wounded are Chistmas cheer and ,1 Moser to F. H. and C man 1431.11. all furniture mini tables, etc.. situated in the base.! r, E, BOOM to J. E. Wtlaon ment and first floor of the building I team, harness and wagon, at 111 Main street. Aries Craig to L L. Mann. 113 A. P. Knight to American National ; horses. Bunk. $14,200; all the crops on "20 acres, described, to be harvested in 1916 and 1917; also all stock, tools, machinery and farm Implements; IS tOM hay. 100 sucks seed wheat. Agnes Craig to American National Hank. 1132; 1 horse. ff i kf o it tr.t B. M. and A. E. Graham to G. W.i1"'"1""' mllrl"B r'lv Hyers 00; a tract of land, title de- j dent Wilson's approval in a confer acrtptlve, I enoe with Chairman Alexander of the Elva E. Klder to Hankers Mortgage I boUM marine committee and It will Corporation. $67.20. E. 1-2 of E. l-2le Introduced next week. Alexander of Sec. 25. T. 4 N, R. 30 E W. M. said he believes It meets the nation's James Still to John Kydd $6,000, demands for an American merchant NE. 1-4 of Sec. 33. T. .", N'.. It. :!T. E. I marine and that it will pass Jan. M U A. II ected secretary of the I board to succeed W. A I , and West voted for JOB liately following the election I of i.ea. j. h Booth of Rowburg a"tl N'. K. West of La Grande, announc ed they would hand In their resigna- tions They gave as their reasons i that W. Al Jones had made a success I of the state fair, und that he was en titled to reappointment The reslgnatolns constitute ll'e most telling rebuke that has been ,id t.lnlstered the Wlthycomhe a.lmlnls tration since the governor was In augurated. They are regarded as a urotext HL'iiinsr the maklnir of lh state fair a political OLD AND NEW WAY TO TREAT CATARRH has the foot hi rllU, 1 tnliut the nrotectlon of grafters. Governor Wlthycomhe and his id RiMthlns ii i.itiii Killing lt dOTMd II) A''tl ntMlK. The dltoorery or Hyomei Maihl a wonderful change In treatment of catarrh. Prior to three years ago the medi cines ordinarily employed In the cure of this disease were drugs, sprays, lo tions. etc. In some Instances the benefited but the Improvement Was not lasting. With Hyomei ou take Into the sir passages of your throat and hesd a balsamic air that goes Into the minut est cells, and should effectually kill all germs and microbes of catarrh Its purpOi Is to enter the blood with oxgen. killing the germs In the blood and restore health to the whole sys tem. Many astonishing testimonials visors have spared no efforts to oust have been received from those who Jones and at no time have they d-1 hVI been helped by Hyomei nled that he was capable The real A complete outfit Is lnexpensn reason for Jones' dismissal is that he .in,i includes an Inhaler dropper nd Batwifaetion of Chattel Mortgages. r,,fus(.( to heed the governor's edict I UffcltIll Hvomel for several week-' Otto Neff to 0. W. Carpenter, satis-, tht thp ,,, wnn Krllft,., ln ,he sell- tr.atment lies cnaitei mortgage or net. .tier i , ,, ,.i.tnm , Hnkata at ihe Psrhape the strongest evidence that nprOTe Marine Bill. WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 The n-w But von are nrenared for everv em- ' H. crgency if you keep a small bottle ofj Quit Claim IH-ed. Negro Soldiers Rio. Mervin H. Soister. Berkeley. Cal.. writes: "Last Saturday, after tramp- Panama exposition neck so stiff that I couldn't turn. I I applied Sloan's Liniment freely and . - - ...,, ,,f her: - , . . , , thle 1 Hav pives ptenry o. i- vl! , ,h fellow, who "em to bed. To my surprise, next activity. homey feeling to the fellows wn: morning the stiffness had almost dis- For months the Princess Yolanda; are far from their own homes. j appeared, four hours after the second worked with all her royal fourteen ,n every Italian town and city the , application I was as good as new.'' years or enthusiasm for the Christ-J gam Christmas cheer Is reigning, thei March, 1915 At Druggists. 25c mas trees for wounded men. Indeed Christmas trees are glowing for thejjy she was chairman of the Christmis ! benefit of the wounded heroes tree committee composed of fonng Anii tne roya (amnyi th. love! a a . , a a a a women I the aristocracy and gentle Queen Helen.-', the hand- a thought and care it was to see tnat1(((ime crowri prince. the Princess's every hospital for the wounded wafl Mafalda and Giovanni are not leav-IO made bright and christmasy. wltn ;ing all the honors to Yolanda despite! what fervor the Princess Iter title of head of the Christmasja, worked Is evidenced by the wonder-; tr(,en for the wounded committee.'. ful Christmas trees tanen wun bu is Prince Humbert says it's a lot more! fun to see the soldiers happv than t i VMEHII N t I.ERGYMAN 111 -MIAMI l.(T ON TORPE ;DOK PERSA. T. c. Tavlor. trustee to c. u. Frencn Si hinck 193 Reservation addition b Pendleton. Deed. iila and Nettie Adams to A. J. QUI $2.oiii; the W. 1-2 of SW. 1-4 or Sec. T and W. 1-2 of NW. 1-4 of Sec. IS. T, 1 S R. 31 E.. W. M. J. P. Raker to Mary J. Baker 1110 BR. 1-4 of SE. 1-4 of Sec. 7, T. I ft, R, 35 B-, W. M, Edith Templetln to Win. J. Tern. ; pleton $400; E. 1-2 of SB, 1-4 of BW.j ; 1-4 of Sec. 28. T. 5 N" . R. 29 B., W. M. . 0. S. Hoislngton et al. to Wm. J. j Templeton, all of our lights and in-1 terests in and to the N. 1-2 i 1-4 of BE. 1-4 of Sec. J. T. 2:i B W. M. C. O. French to Eduar L : (00; 1 to 13 block IBS, lie i addition to Pendleton. 4W R -inith nunutat i.i . Jan. IS. 1 ne tenner loin district of Honolulu virtually was ' a scene of wreckage, as the result of a systematic raid conducted by .out colored cobliers of the Ninth cavalry The police were helpless and order was not restored until a battalion of the Second Infantry cleared the streets with fixed bayonets. The cause of the raid was not known to the authorities. BREAKS A COLD IN FEW HOURSTRY III! state fair should not be prosecuted , ran 1 given to doubters. Is the fact The governor made his wishes In j that Tallman A 0. have so mu h this respect known at a meeting held 1 faith In Hyomei that they sell ever ' In his office, in efforts to suppress ' package under a positive guarantee news of the theft and ln many other, to refund the money tf It does not re ways. Here. M i, joins. Savage and Mrs. I Weatherred gave no reasons for vot ing against Jones. Savage and Mrs Weatherred were asked by M I Jones but refused to say anything The board appropriated $1000 for the Mothers' Congress and Federated Clubs of Oregon for their use In making exhjblts at the state fair. ELaj Student Takes cold ftwtm. BUG EN E, Ore. Jan. 19. -Layman Bonney, freshman at the I'niversity I of Oregon, whose home Is In Port-; land, donned his bathing suit and ' took a plunge In the mill race, witb Ihe temperature below freezing. Itonney staged his performance at GOTHIC an ARROW COLLAR 2 for 25c IT FIT? TKG CRAVAT CLUCTT, PEHBOOY n CO. ISC. MMI fori which zladden these heavens Italy's brave sons of battle The royal family of Italy in a tray transferred U its famed domeeticiiv to thee guests within their gates for imong the hospitals the one in the guirinal is regarded as the especial property of the royal c hildren. When the Princesses Mafalda and Giovanni had birthday celebrations and the Marionette wm - - - , atistlcs to show that approx was transferred to the guirinal all thTfe.nfl ot ,he Indian in the wounded sobJiers no - () ,,. walk were mv ted n to see the Irirthday performance. They gave three cheers for their royal hostess- be happy all alone. Indian liable- Ilne Off. WASHINGTON. Jan 19 In ar. appeal "Save the Indian Babies.' sent out to every employe of the I'nlted States Indian service. Cato Sells, commissioner of Indian affairs Prescribed by SC " doctors lor ' w V twenty Years tcJ bur skin iniately three-fifths the age of five years. The commissioner urged the elir.i . nation of what he termed the "in-: tolerable" conditions that Infest some I Indian homes, and extension of the. educational propaganda against dli ! ease. Heal? with Resinol NO mstter BOW long you have been tortured and diahnred by Hching, burning, raw or scaly ikin humirs. just jiut a little of that souti, ing, antiscitic Kcsiniil Ointment on the urt J and tin- s'lffcring ton right tlicrel Hcakoaf hcirini that very muiutc, aii in almost every case your kin ?eti will quickiy easily and at little diet. gMftnnl CMntmcrt tnd Brnnl Rkii Bit "'"1 hy 0 drugxwt. l"r,..nWd t ' Prlei of Wrr n-reawl. VANCOCVEK. Wiish.. Jan II. Disai;pointment. grief and a Ions drought are in store for many users of mnlt and spirituous liquors in this state on account of a ruling that permits will cost actually 75 cents, instead of 25 cents, and one may be ' permitted to have only one dozen 1 qui rts of beer In one month. Many i who were of the opinion that the limit was two doren quarts find It is I 24 pints. it has bees held that the county ! auditor must charge 50 cent for each 'nffldavlt. In addition to the charge of It cents for the permit. ... . - ' . m 0 lanuary 17, i I . WurranO Deeds. Anna Hoiverson to William glesong, $lu. mete and bound. crlpUotl in Sec. 35; T. N.. R. F. C. Howe, et ux. to $10; mete and bound '! Sec. 35. T. N.. R. 35. Klmer Perkins, et ux. bard, lion, lot I. block water. Ore. Orpha Johnson, et al. I aril. $200. lot 4, block F. Canad crlption in to V. S4 in Loin Free. Loin Free- .1 1-1 Se T. 1 ind i: id W 31. il. Z, blk. 33 Pendleton. W. A. Hood lescrlption it. U Sec. 10. Davis. 30. T. Ii ert Ini1 "W Line. MMt-HFIKI.lt. Ore.. Jan. I. Willi . in Hood.' chief engineer of the ' Southern Pacific company, his wife and other officlnls. arrived here after making the trip over the new line of the Willamette pacific, others In th party were H P. Bo and W, H Fountaine. assistant engineers; P.alpb Moods attorney, and D. W. Campbeli asi.-tant general manager. HtV H9Mt It SAISSVtY. WASHINGTON, Jan 19 Prlends of the Rev. Homer R. Salisbury, of this city, who was a passenger aboard the itrltlsh liner Persia when she was torpedoed in the Mediterranean, I believes that the clergmiin was am ong the v.i 't I ms. No win-1 has been heard of him among anj of the sur vivors I Dr. Salisbury Ras on bis way to Join I n la Adams i OHO. W. 1-2 SW NW. 1-4 Sec. 1 Mary Parter, Gibson, $1; lot Reservation addition i Barry White, et l to $25u. mete and bound Sec. 10. T. 5 N'.. R. 31 Martin, et ux. t tlOiui. B. 1-2 SW. 1-4 X., it. :;. F. Lombard, et ux, b ins, $50. lots 3 and Fn ewater. Nance j, Hudson, et Ray, $125. mete and h nind descrip. lion in Freewater. z. V.. V.. Klder, et ux. to Haul ers 18 Mortgage Corporation. 11200, E I (5 E I.I Sec. t, T. 4 N., It. 10. ssignmeiit of lortgages. Wm. P. Crowe, to Lottie Tanke. as signs mortgage of O. R Gowen. et ux recorded January 7th, 1913. Satisfaction of Mortgages. Wm. Melvln. et al t" Oris Adams E1IWT hum; or P APE'S corn COMPOUND KBL1EVE8 M l, GRIPPE MISEItV Don't stay stuffed-up! ijuit lilowing and snuffling! A I dose of "Paps' Cold Compound" ' taken every two hours until three I doses are taken will end grippe mle ! ery and break up a severe cold either I in the head, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nos- trils and air passages; stop nasty dls ' charge or nose running; relieves sick I headache, dullness, feverishness. soro throat, sneezing, soreness and stiff ness "Pape's Cold Compound'' Is the quickest, surest relief known and COfltl only 25 cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice. ! and causes no Inconvenience Don't 1 accept a substitute. First National Bank PENDLETON OREGON ESTABLISHED 1882 Known For It's Strength B Klmer Park . block X4 vlr, to Luc! jiiiiii till iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiinitiiiiif I A Few Things to Do Today CASTORIAI For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years ; 1 Firt Call up Phone 5 and order a load of mill-ends for kindling. All short lenjrths and the best thing in the world to start your fire. A big load for a dollar and a half. Second Order enough of our Rock Spring) coal to fill your bin. Third Build a good big red hot fire. Fourth Congratulate yourself that you have the best fuel in Pendleton. Fifth Resolve to do it again. B. L. BURROUGHS, Inc. Cor. Webb 6 College Phone 5 A ' ' bean the ......nature of aiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimtiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii iiiiitiiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuuii nmiiiii?