DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1916.
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55 A eleven ami a halt' pound baby
5 sirl was born yesterday morning to
5 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robertson.
HAVE YOU TRIED THIS NEW,
HEALTHFUL DRINK?
Try a bottle with your next order.
You will not forget the flavor when
you drink it.
QUARTS 50c
PINTS 25c
4-oz. BOTTLES 10c
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Taken Ui Hospital.
Mrs. Grover Traylor. wile of the
local parcels post carrier, was taken
to St, Anthony's hospital today to un
dergo an operation.
Scots for S'1hh1 Rids.
County Superintendent I. E. Young
' today received from Senator Lane
2000 packages of garden seeds lor
distribution among the school chil
! dren of the county.
: llmliug is Kivoveriiig.
I Alex Bedlng, who made an uusuc-
: cessful attempt upon his own Ufa
I I early Saturday morning, is repor'ed
I ! to be recovering from his wound it
: ; St. Anthony's hospital.
street, will have a photo of a snow
bound auto to send to out-of-town
friends. He had Walter Howmnn
photograph Ills car in front of the
eity hall this morning and the picture
will show that it was almost com
pletely covered by a bank of snow.
However, the bank did not eome
there naturally. Freeman was unable
to get the car started this mornir.g,
and left it standing in front of the!
city hall At once certain persons,
the police and firemen suspected. Rot
shovels and proceeded to bury It
then the) t.u-ked on it a regular train
si hedule that used to hang in the po
lice office. It was after 11 o'clock
before Freeman was able to extricate
Will lake Men BeipW.
Sheriff T. V. Taylor expects to leave
t"uisht for Salem with several of th
men sentenced to the penitentiary.
Will of Mrs, Tncheila.
The will of Maria Wills TachelU
who died In 1H05, was probated Sat-1
' urday. she left an estate of $1004 and
her heirs are her husband, Ceter
Dr. lliiigo (Joins East.
Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Kingo expect t(
leave tomorrow for a three months
eastern trip. They Will go to Chi
"QUALITY"
H Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St.
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chella, and two children. Guoguvaln ''" Nl'w among
McKinley Tachella and Maria O. Ta-! I,tnts ll doitl'' expects u
ehella. advanced work in surgery
other
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A Few Suggestions for You 1
From the big busy store will again remind you that we
can save you money on every purchase you make. Our
every day prices you can always afford to pay.
SAY
44
Blue Ribbon
99
WHEN ORDERING FLOUR FROM YOUR GROCER
It is made from
ONLY THE BEST BLUESTEM WHEAT
Money back if not satisfactory.
Our Turkey Red
Flour
Is as good as any eastern milled hardwheat flour.
Also guaranteed.
Corn in ear $1.25 per sack
Bran 75 per sack
Shorts 1.20 per sack
MUlfeed 1.10 per sack
Dried Beet Pulp (good for milk cows) 1.50 per sack
Also oats, wheat and barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
Telephone 47.
Exams f,lr Clerk and Carrier, Ashes Thrown In Street-
Competitive examinations for thej Complaint came Into this offl
position of clerk and city carrier in! day of the practice or certain
the local office will be conducted bv' dents in throwing their ashes
the U. S. civil service in rendleton the streets during the
i on February II. Information relative; Several punctured (Ires
old weather,
have been
Representative wniiam s Howard
of Georgia is going after the banks
which, according to the controller of
the treasury, have charged usurious
rates of interest.. He wants thJ con
troller to name the banks he had in
mind when the charge was first presented.
8 1 ;1c New spring line
Quality ginghams, 1 De
value 8Vi
See our window.
10 New spring line Red
Zephyr ginghams, 12V-JC
value 10c
See our window.
121 New spring line
Toile du Nord ginghams,
15c value 12 1 -c
See our window.
i , 32 inch Book-fold
Noxall high grade apron
check gingham, 10c val
ue at W 1 1
5 Standard Peerless
apron check gingham 5
rie All American high
grade prints 5
Few Ideas for the Men.
9Sr See our line of ladies house dresses, latest styles
in pattern and make. Your choice of the assort
ment at 98
Our windows will give you an idea, but see entire line
inside.
45 Heavy cheviot or
black sateen work shirts
at 45f
Men's heavy flannel shirts,
assorted colors, 98,
$1.49, ?1.98.
39f Men's heavy fleece
lined shirts and drawers
at 39
98 Men's ribbed fleece
union suits 98
$1.98 Men's wool rib
bed union suits . . ?1.98
Men's heavy wool sox, 25c,
35c, 50c values, our every
day price 12 1, 25
39s.
See our line of corduroy
pants for $1.98, $2.49,
$2.98.
to requirements
postoffice.
may be had at the
caused by this practice which I
violation of the city ordinance.
Utendlng Insurance conference,
C. E. Nelson, district manager of
the Equitable Ufe Assurance So
ciety, C. E. Heard, local agent, and
Carl Kupers, Helix agent, went down
to Portland yesterday morning to at
tend a meeting of the Oregon Century
Club of the society.
Motor liuriied Out.
The burning out of a motor in the
: basement of the Uritman Bros, store
t early yesterday morning called out
the fire department on a still alarm
I at 5:15. No damage to the buildina
! or stock was done but the firm win
. have to secure a new motor.
dead- Not Guilty,
Charles Mortmer or Weston,
, rested some months ago on a charge i snme tme
ljitramc Is Changed.
The entrance to the office of the
Hartman Abstract Co. and of the Pu
get Sound Warehouse Co. Is being
changed by workmen. The portion
of the floor space which heretofore
has served as an open
selter in the time of
A ( 01 (Y OP CBMiS.
our bodies and the bodies of all
physical life are composed of cells;
man's body Is a great colony of cells,
each cell having its own work to do
to keep the colony alive.
These body cells are among the tin
iest things in natur. . being, of course
lobby and a microscopic and about I-t;i0U of an
norm to all inch in size, one can scarcely Imag-
yon can no
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passersby will hereafter bi
in the offices, giving the
considerably more room
of larceny and indicted by the last
grand jury, has entered a plea of not
guilty, Hasil Parr, charged with the
larceny of a gelding, has entered R
similar plea
Included Ine anything so tiny, and these cells
occupants are made of protoplasm, which is
like the white of an egg.
IJones, muscles, blood, nerves and
.IiiiIko Ixjmx Chickens. i bou tissue all are made of just such
It the man who stole six hens ami " and Inortaas ihe.r nam-
a fine Black Minorca rooster from 1 be by dividing themselves. When
the home of Judge Charles II. Marsn cells become loo old to divide am
a few nights ago ever comes into the MOW WW 8ruw lnt" lne llu
f,,Jira-, fniin hA wnioil oruhahlc hn are to keep.
given life imprisonment. The Judge Ia a" Plan's the sa
h,,: lnn whettine his own teeth for tho dilfeient parts of
in hMnaMtlnn for a hie; passing on rr
would be alive. It would mow and
grow And again, if you should
scrape the green mold off the outside
of a flowerpot and cover It with wa
ter, keeping It always wet. In two
.r three weks you might see amoeba
through a microscope. All bacteria
growl like the amoeba, by dividing
themselves In two
"In fact, you remind me of ol
Calhoun Clay
" 'Cal.' said the old man's master
one day, 'I see by tho papers, Csl,
that the enemy has been driven
back.'
"'Driven back?' old Cal grunted
'Driven back Ih-lvcn. huh. I'd 'a'
made 'em walk.' "
nthi
chicken feast and his wrath in con
p is carried to
the plan; by
cell to cell
A muscle cell builds muscle; a tis-
sequence of
fearful.
the theft is
Woman Evangelist In lulilt.
Mrs. D. W'illla Cotfery. the evange!
! ist who has been here assisting in the
, services at the Methodist church, oc-
i cupled the pulpit both morning andi
I evening yesterday and there was a
I lorge attendance at each service. She
will occupy the pulpit tonight also.
Coder to Portland for 6 Wks.
W W. Cryder, supervisor of tho
Umatilla forest, will leave the first
week in February for Portland where
he will remain for six weeks in chargo
of the district forester's office. Liis
trlrt Forester Mackenzie has been de
tailed to Washington for that period camP' or
and Mr. Cryder will take his place.
Foreigners License.
A shotgun was taken from an Ha.
lian at Pilot Itock Junction yesterday. I
The name on the man's hunting li-
;crnse was not the same as mat dv
'which lie is known on the O.-W. K.
& N. time hook and he will be re
ouired to show his naturalization pa
pers 111 order to prove his citizenship
All foreigners who have not filed their
first papers and thus declared their
intenlion of becoming citizens of the
United States must take out a $25
gun license before purchasing fire
arms of any kind and it Is a mlsde-
somethlng sue cell tissue, some ceus mom
blood; others carry It where it is
needed, and others still the nerve
ceills help transmit sensations
All of this is most wonderful,
though we knew nothing of It until
something over a decade ago, when
a famous Herman doctor named Vir-
1 chow gave the wondering world the
cellular theory which substituted rea
son for fancy, and accuracy for spec
ulation. Dr. Vlrchow stated that he believed
that all disturbances of health were
due to some disturbance of the Indi
vidual cells of some particular or
gan. If you should hurt your arm or
your foot it heals by new cells form
MIXED PICKIjES.
Half the worl'l minds ttv
half's business.
Tea parties put the "sip" In gossip
Before you count your friends, test
them all with a hard luck tale.
The man who complains that he
"never had I chnnce" prohnhly upent
his time looking for ndda a hundred
to one In his favor.
A man who Is really henpecked
must be the kind of man who doesn't
deserve anv thing better. Albany
Journal
A new system of "flood" lighting I
now used to Illuminate large and Im
portant building at night.
w An IGNORANCE,
ineanor for a foreigner to have a gun , ing QB the lnjurHU places and taking
in his possession either In the home. ! ,he plac(, llf th(, uj,j onH)
field without having such. Npw protoplasm is a strange thing.
a license. Before hunting game bird? mai) or r,)ilr nat'iral elements -oxv-
Qeneral Carroll Devol. at a dinner
In Washington, was drawn Into
war argument by a young lady.
The young lady, having conquered
the general, as she thought, paused
and smiled triumphantly; but he.
with a smile of a different kind, said:
"My young friend. It Is hard to ar
gue with you. because your Ignorance
of war Is very compete. It is plain,
from your remarks, that you don't
know the difference between a howit
zer and a mortar, and I believe you
think that shrapnel, grape and can
ister could ail be shot Indiscriminate
ly out of a shot gun.
DALE ROTHWELL
Exclusive Optician
American Nat. Bank Bldg
Phone 609.
WANTED.
To rent furnished apartment
of two or three rooms; or a
house of three or four rooms
PENDLETON IMPROVEMENT
CO..
Over Taylor Hardware Store.
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Dr. Thos. C. Ohmart i
Dentist
1 Announces His Return
I and ia now practicing at the usual location, 743 Main 2
St., over the Hub, Pendleton, Ore. s
Phone 507
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or
line animals he
hunters license.
must also take
PI.AOK FOR SPOONS.
These are called deadelements and
I no one of the four by Itself can be
alive but when they are all combin
j ed in the wonderful form called pro-
toplasm. the combination is alive
When our bodies die they separate
Vegas HcW as yags.
James Morgan. Harry Carrier and;
George Howard, the three men ar-
rested by the police last Friday even-
ing and suspected of being profes-j a young man and his best girl en
alnnui vrnmrn are being held in ' tered a well known cafe and asked
tail on vagrancy charges while the 1 f0r tea for two. The waitress brought i in these four same elements again.
3 officers Investigate further to learn , the tea. but omitted to provide them The very lowest form of lire we
I if nsihle where thev secured their with two SDOons. know at present Is composed of only
loot A short time after she passed along i one cell. This animal is called the
. I for the purpose of clearing other ta- amoeba, and It lives in water. sllmJ
Mexkn VMM Away. I bles. and the young man said to her: ; and mud. If you should put a bit
Ben MontiHl. a Mexican, died at "Can we have a spoon, miss?" I Of mud or slime on a dish and look
the county hospital Saturday after a I "Oh, certainly. I am Just going, at It under a strong microscope, y ju
few days' Illness from pneumonia. He and you will have the room to your, would see a tiny moving mass that re-
was sent to the hospital by Dr. Mc-1 selves." Answers. semblea transparent jeuy,
Faul of this city when It was seen Ms
WHY WALK WHEN YOU CAN RIDE
To any part of the city for 15c Buy a book of tickets
good for 20 rides for $3.00 and save 10c on each ride.
The oldest and best Taxi and Touring in the city, moat
careful anil efficient drivers. 4 Taxi cabs and 2 Touring
cars at your service. Any part of the city or country day
or night.
Tickets on Sale at French Restaurant.
PARKER TAXI CO., PHONE 98.
Fine Watch Repairing
by an Expert
Horologist
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler since 1887
condition was serious. He was fin-
ployed as a laborer but notning is
known about his relatives. He was!
about 42 years old The funeral was
held this afternoon.
NEW VIEW OF AUSTRIAN 30 CENTIMETRE
the
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Alleges Error in contract.
N. K. Bott has filed suit against
Harriett Campbell and the other heirs
Of Chares Campbell, deceased, to se. ,
cure a correction in a contract for
lease of land which he made with
deceased. He rented 1 000 acres
land for five vears and. by an er
ror which he alleges the scrivener
made In drawing up the contract, he
is: required to summerfallow 100 acres
and seed 5tin acres In 1916 without I
receiving compensation. He alleges
this was not the Intention Of the con- j
tract and claims the defendants are
living to hold him to the literal In-
i terpretatlon. His attorneys are Bale J i
'; & Haley and W. If. Peterson.
nr Was Snowbound.
Walter Freeman. popular
barber at the fleetz shop on
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
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I re8ervice nA usf action to' ''every I
r1 ' I Up" " 1 1 from Kor(l agents everywnere, lour-
lif J; j JPTMU 'K Car,$492.45j Runabout $442.45 f. .
.. jMaa&mMk b. Pendleton. On display and sale at
rP, ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO.
' ' I I 810812 Garden St.
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