DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY, 2, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
JHE TELEGRAPH OPERATOR AND THE GOOD JUDGE j
Showing New Spring Silks
PAGE TWO
f JUD THE B0V8 l KNEW 7 Hit. Y WOuLll
f ALONG. THE LINE I WHN , pu1 THEM )
I SENO you A ) WISE TO THE
Look for display in south
window.
On a visit to our silk dept.
you'll find brand new silks of
all kinds. As Dame Fashion
has depicted STRIPES,
CHECKS, PLAIDS and self
toned plaids. You'll find
these in all colors and combi
nations. All silks this season
are 36 inches wide and over.
Especially for the present
vogue, wide skirts.
PLAIN TAFFETA
In all shades, for dresses and
suits, to be made up in combi
nation with French serge. The
vard . SI. 25 to 82.00
BLACK AND WHITE
CHECKS
You are familiar with black
and white checks. You'll also
find black and white checks
just as good this season as ever before,
probably better. They always look new,
fresh and neat. Easily made up into
dresses, extra skirts and suits. See our
line in all size checks, broken checks
and the new over plaid checks. On dis
play in our Dress Goods Section; 36-in.
to 56-in. wide. Yard 50c to $2.50
( XpiiiiaAiiii
The Staccato social Ctub enjoyed I CI
a very pleasant meeting yeaterday I of
I afternoon In the Iodic room. During art leaving for Bramarton wash u
; the social hour It was decided that a cording tn a Raker news note
danCC WOUld te given on Tuesday
evening. February eighth. The next j Mrs. James B. Perry was hostess on
I club meeting will be with Mrs Net-! Monday lo the South Hill Bridge
ti Bating, II Thompson street, next ClOb, honors in the pitying going to
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A H. Hampton.
Itaker last evening in honor
Mr. and, Mrs. Thomas Taylor who
rhe meeting of the Hawthorne The Xorth Side Hrdge club spent
Parent-Teachers' Association ached-I an enjoyable afternoon yesterday with
Brock at her home on
I uleil for this evening, has been post
j poned indefinitely on account of th
. severe weather.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas
: ery, former Pendleton residents, en
I tertained the Friday Auction Uridge
Mrs. Wilson B
North Main street. Honors were!
won by Mrti Charles Honney. Addi
tional guests were Mrs. ' Wesley N
Montgom- Matlock and Mrs. Miller of Portland I
wno is guest of her sister. Mrs. j
X. Burgess
NOTICE
DURING THIS COLD, STORMY WEATHER OUR DELIVERY BOYS ARE
MAKING ONLY FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY. PLEASE CONSIDER THE
HORSES AND DRIVERS HELP THEM BY ORDERING EARLY IF POSSIBLE
AISTKI.WS. 55, V. CAIJjKD.
Men bove 50 Year- of ue lo Ite
place Territorials.
I HKRl.IX. Feb. 1- The Austrian
I government in order to replace terri-
SS tolialt sent to the front, according to
5 the i 'verse. is News Agency, has issued
a decree fixing the age limit for the
c.-arse of the war at .". years.
55 ; Those who .are between the tgti ol
SE f .Ml and 55 years will do service only
j for six weeks continuously and then
only in districts outside of the war
11 VI I K PUOVKS OUST I I
The
Peoples Warehouse
Where it Pays to Trade
VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT
WAR ODD1TIKS.
bOXDOX The war office has re
ceived the following from a soldier's
wife. "Sir My husband has gone to
Ike Dandelions, to will you please tell
me how to get his Elopment money."
BIRMINGHAM War weddings
have, caused a dearth of wedding rings
here and manufacturing jewelers are
"up stump" on account of the scar
city of gold.
PETHOGHAD Russian soldiers
mounded for the third time are not
ent back to the front, according to
a new army ruling.
in
a near-riot
nearby.
Engineer Gordon Smith misunder
stood him and the big fire bell
otangad a warning, the siren whistle
reek coffee-house COLORED L VDY Wild, VOTE.
at
Vatixo or Tmnemee Registers
Hood River as Republican.
HOOD RIVER, Ore . Fb. 1 At
Britain Troubled in (on'oniilng to
civil war precedents,
I LONDON, Feb. 1. From views ob.
i tallied in official circles It is known
. that the obstacle In the way of sub
stituting an actual blockade ol Ger
many for the situation created under
the orders In council
; the Baltic Sea.
The problem of th
j the Baltic so that th.
i tahlished during the
I war may lie met is giving the govern
ment considerable trouble and on Its
solution as to the Ctncelllg of the or.
deis In council.
It provided b.
controlling o!
precedents es
American civil
Adjutant General Maurice Thompson
to he major of artillery In the guard
"aptaln Ulethen has been granted
i four months' leave of absence with
permission to leave the state Gener.
nl Thompson announces that the
promotion was given on the double
round Of seniority and of efficiency
Major Blethen. it is understood, will
be in charge ol a battalion of field
artillery to be organised.
l.ittV Booty Left Turk-
LONDON. Feb 1. -Harold J. Ten
mint, parliamentary udor-seeretnry
for war. said In the house of com
mons that he thought a quarter or an
ighth of the 2.000.000 pounds attrlh.
Uted in the Turkish reports as th
value ol the booty left when the Brlf.
ish evacuated Galtlpoll peninsula
would cove everything left behind.
Mr Tennant said the primary ob
ject was to bring the troops away
safe. No doubt much stores might
have been saved by the sacrifice ol
life he added. The bulk of the stores
left behind had been destroyed he
declared.
ALL around you men are talking about W-B CUT Chewing - the Real
I ..haccoChew, nv t. Iet shrtd. YcM, yourself are probably (clliag your frienda
about il. Gel pum'h from your dealer. Sec how easily and ryenlr the real
tobacco laalc cornea- hoyy il sahitice without crinding.
"Notice bow the aalt bringe out the rich tobacco taste"
Mad. by WEYHAN-BRUT0N COMPANY, 50 Vmm Sqeare, New York Qty
STORM AT NOLIN IS
CONTINUING UNABATED
FRESH I .U.I, OF FOOT (OVI.UINt.
j THE OHOUND OTHER NEWS
NOTES OF TOWN.
I
(Special Correspondence. I
NOl.lN. Ol., Feb. I, We have a
fool of now this morning y.ath more
! falling.
Miss Juaniji lllipuis .:
her cousin, M .t hi it Doaltr
ton Saturday
Miss Hozior is rapidly
In. in a nervi ng shock.
Jas. A. Hawks, the veteran Khool
tcucher, was a motor passenger to
I the county seat Saturday
Bd Dupuis niuue a bUllntM trip
ountlng to H,K23.lo.:o and liabili
ties tli,4IT.Il.
Another optimistic business iml ica .
tlon la the report of North Yakima
for 1 9 1 r. That city has paid 9.00u
on Its bonded debt for the period and
!6S.231.r,n on Its local Improvement
obligations.
cinpanted
. i'endle-
impi
STIrFNESS AWAY
blew and the big combination truck the coming May primaries Daisy
was started away for the imaginary j Moody, a domestic tn a local family
conflagration before the Greek made I II her plans materialize, will be the
the engineer
was a fight.
understand the
affair
NEARLY 13.000 MINISTERS
M PRIESTS T FRONT
lljrht Alarm If "Fire.''
MAHSHFIKIJ). Ore.. Jan. 31.
Tony Papalous yelled "fight" instead
of "fire" when he ran into the police
and fire hall to tell the officers of
PAKIS. Jan. 12. (By Mail.)
Nearly thirteen thousand ministers
and priests are today- serving in vari
ous capacities with the French army,
according to statistics just given out
by the minister of war. The govern
ment itself has assigned as chaplains
with regiments 151 Catholic priests,
28 protestant ministers, and 13 rabbis.
There is about an equal number of
t chaplains who have volunteered their
services and been allowed to go with
the troops. Most of the ecclesiastics
are serving as nurses. Their total
numbers 12.580.
W CAPTIVES CHARGE TOKTTItK.
( Ol.
HtlSH REFUSES
TO WEAR NECKTIE
OAXLtAND, OH., Jan. 31 Colonel
John P. Irish, who has been a' naval
officer at the Port of San Franclsci
first colored citizen to cast a vote in
Hood River county. According to
her registration, the grrl is a native
of Tennessee She registers as a re
publican. Of the Hood River county voters
who have registered republicans are
overwhelmingly in Hie majority, the
figures being as follows: of 156 men
113 are republicans, and 14 women
are republicans out of a total of 18
registered.
NEW CHURCH DYNAMITED,
Latter-Davy saints- Bdlflce in Penn
sylvania Bloyyn Up,
CVMIIEKLAND, Mil Feb. L A
new church being erected by the con
gregation ol the Chun h of the Lattei
Day Saints at Buck Valley. Fultou
county. Pennsylvania, was blown up
by dynamite.
Bloodhounds were put on the trail
of the men believed to have commit
ted the crime.
( aptain Blethen I p.
SEATTLE. Wash . Feb 1. Can
tain C. B. Blethen. of the coast artil
lery corps of the national guard ol
Washington, has been promoted by
It holms is Bombarded
BERLIN, - Jan. II. Official an
nounctmtnt ol the bombardment of
lihelms by German artillery was
made by the German general staff
Announcement stated that the bom
bardment was ordered In retaliation
for the bombardment or villages be.
h'nd the German lines
Resinol Soap
clears bad
complexions
Pimples and blackheads dis
appear, red, nxich, blotchy com
plexions usually berime clean,
clear and velvety, and hair health
and beauty are aided by the reg
ular use of ResirHil Soap. It does
its work casily.quickly and at little
cutt even when uther methods fail.
Keaiool Soap contiiaa the southing, heal
ing Keainot medication arhich aVctori pre.
write for akin trouble. Sold by all druggists
aud dealers in toilet goods.
Austrian cadets Volunteer for Task,
says RscaiMil RuMlana,
PETHOGHAD. Feb. 1 The Rus
sian army headquarters has issued B
statement concerning the attitude of
Austrians toward Russian prisoners.
The statement tells the experiences!
of six soldiers who escaped from
captivity in AuBtrla. ft declares that
they" and 500 of their comrades re
fused to dig trenches and were tortur.
ed. four being shot on June u at a
village near InnarucK The execu-
ti'ineers the Mtatement me a liur. i -
under both democratic and republican wh volunteered for th(. ,!lsk
administrations, and who recently
again Ijecame prominent through nisi
denunciation in New York of Dr !
Anna Shaw, never wears a necktie I
Irish was appointed by Cleveland I
s( 1 iTIOA'8 PIERCINa PAIN.
To kill th" nerve pains of Sclatlea
you can always depend on Slot n't
i Liniment It penetrates to the seat
j of pain and brings ease as soon at It
la applied. A great comfort too with
I Sloan s is that no rubbing is requlr
j ed. Sloan's Liniment ts Invaluable
j for stopping muscular or nerve pain
of any kind. Try It at once If you
j suffer with Rheumatism. Lumbago.
Sore throat, Pain in Cheat, Spralni.
Bruises, etc. It It excellent for Neu-
ralgia and Headache. 26c at all
I Druggists. Adv.
i to Echo Saturday.
The '.!ln ichool ha received a
Consign meat of tumbtr tor a gymna
sium. Mrs Jake Klnard w is an Incoming
passenger on the motor Friday cv cu
ing. i Freeman Hendricks, who is attend
Ing the 1 endleton high school, apatjt
! Saturday and Sunday with his par
entt. i A. J. Harp and Joe F Fisher ere
, Pendltton visitors Monday.
A Metal given at tile Nolln tchOO
; l ouse last Saturday night by th'j
I'nited Brethren church for the bene
fit of their pastor, netted a little over
i S0.
Miss, Stella Steels ttCUred the lar
; gest number of votee as being the
most popular lady and T. B. Williams
PafTltd the unanlmnns vote of being
tne most homely man
BLIND SLOUGH CAMP BUSY.
, taggers Near Astoria Prepare to Be
tune In Spring.
lit B PAIN I ItOM HACK WITH
ILL Till IL BOTTLE OF
oi.lt. PEN ETRATI N. ST
.1 Vi OB'S oil. '
STRIKING BATHING COSTUMES AT PALM BEACH
( ' i iT TR MX I
The
III K tILED.
California
RAJ
I Lark.'
train.
I.ark" Ia.eseinrery. In
lscnpe Injury.
' FRANCISCO. Feb. 1 "The
I Southern Pacific Coast line
Northbound from Lot Ang'les
i Francisco, was derailed near
rn, a statinn anout 110 miles
ol this city
ny here said
Motor lily U S200.000.
OLYMPIA, Wath.. Feb I. Ntt an
nual receipts exceeding !00,00t will
be realized this year rrum motor ve-
hicle revenue, according to estimates
' made by W. W. Sherman, assistant
i state treasurer, from returns for th-
j first six months of tne present fiscal
j year. This revenue tB paid back to
i the counties in accordance with the
! amount of permanent highway taxes
i paid to the state, additional to the .',
j per cent maintenance already pro
; vldcd by statute.
The latter fund amounts to $77.-
khor
south or mis city -miciais ot inc,on ,he motor vehit.ie revenm
company here said that none M ,lddf, niakes the permanent highway
hurt- malntananca fund 127T.000.
Passengers were brought here on a
Pedal train. The rails spread when! judge in 2 Trials at Once,
the roadbed was weaKened by waters PORTLAND Ore.. :eb 1. Distil. ,
I ASTORIA, Ore.,-Feb. 1. After a
j shutdown of approximately one and
in half years the I.ui.in Green Iogg
i log company 's tamp at Blind Slough
Is preparing to resume operations
'.his spring. Six sets of timber feller"
and about JO huckers already are at
work.
As soon as the weather condition
are favorable, the company will be
gin dumping about Itt.NI feet of
logs Into the water dally. A short
time ago the company 's railroad was
extended into a tract of about 100,.
100.004 feet of timber.
When otir buck is sore and lam,1
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up. don't suffer:
(let a small trial bottle of old, hon
est ' St. Jacobs Oil" at any drug
store, pour a little In your hand and
rub It right on your uchlng hack, ami
by the time you count fifty, the sore
ness and lameness Is gone.'
Don't stay crippled' This toothing,
penetrating oil needs to be uted only
once. It take the pain right out
and ends the misery It Is magical,
yet absolutely harmless and donn t
burn the skin.
Nothing else slop lumbago, sclsii
ica. backache or rheumatism w.
promptly It never 'disappoints'
Ming Powder Biscuits
Lbjbl at a Feather
By Mrs. Janet McKenzit Hill, Editor of
J th Boston Cooking School Afagast
! Baking Powder Iliscntts made hy thla
recipe are to far ahead of ordinary ba
king powder biscuits that, if once tried.
?on will never use any other recipe.
. 'ry it the next time you ran short I
1 bread. Save this n cipe. 29
Impounded by a 1 logged culvert
German Attack BCVtajatd
PARIS, Jan. 31 A commur
announced repulse of German att
in the Artois district.
, Jui'ge Dayton solved the problem . '
' being at tyvo places at the same tlm-'
Saturday, when he heard two cases
Jiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii
Known For It's Strength
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1
th '
ind
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Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915.
First National Bank
PENDLETON, OREGON
it hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex
ecutor. Administrator and Registrar)! Stocks and
Bonds.
Federal Reserve Board.
By (,'. S. Hamlin. Governor.
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SECURITY
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiiiii
in 1 1 if case of Joe Valie. fur bo
ging. Judge Dayton stepped to
doorway of his private chamber!
with one ear cocked toward the
in I Ihe other re, tPtlVt t
J new evidence being prntjantocl, heart!
S out the can "f 'he Aoto Painting
5 I Company ..gainst Martin S haeht. He
S allowed judgment of 13.1 r,r, in the
1 latter case and returned to the bench.
S To aNtatjtjt TraarUant Ran pert,
S- .-I.M'KSO.WII.l.K Kla . Jan. II.
Sj Klve hundred and eighty one mayor."
5 ! of southern etttat have beta invited
Stand more than half of them are ex
S I pected to come here to discuss the
2 perplexing municipal problem of th"
S traveling pauper, thousands of whom
'talk city adminlslratlons out of h'm.
S of. -os of thoiisamls of dollars worth
2 j of transportation every year.
S CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
1 In Use For Over 30 Years
Alway. bears -
dr ! ignaiure ol
JEW' Wi
worn
aaH
JA1I, QVARAlrTINl! Is I.IPTKD,
Vancouver Police Move Ihick Into
Their oiquarters.
AM'orvKH Wash. ttb, I.
'.Mi irantlne on the city Jail, where
smallpox prevailed for two we' ks.
has been lifted and the police forced
moved back after the building ban
been thoroughly fumigated
Mayor Kvans in his recent mestatt
to the city council, urged that the
city Jail be improved. The .ptestion
Of tearing OU Ihe old w len cells
and replacing them with steel cells
will come up at the next meeting of
the connoil.
Two riuct nl Itoyyn lichls.
L.TMPIA, Hash.. Feb. I. Annua,
iclal reports of citiat, non being
e to Ihe st.ite biireuu of Inspec
show that on a tax lew reduc-
n "f three-'iuarters of a mill Van
uver. Wash., bus in the past vear
luced !ts yvhole Intlebtedness from
7r..!is".iT to MM,(I7.14. Van
r s assets exceed liabilities by 1 bai
lee of 11,111,111.61, total assets am-
rin
tloi
14
I C Balilod Powdfr BlacBHa
7Vrr cups flour; to y, cup sh.vt
tning; 3 level teaspooii11s A' C BmMmg
Jbuic'rr; about I cup milk or uuter; !
teaspoonful sail.
Sift three times, the flour, salt an.!
baking powder. Work into tht flour the
shortening, using lard or butter lor
shortening. Then mix to a very sol
dough with the milk. The softer th
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter it
comcsout. Never Ineail baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape an I
toll lightly. Cut in small shapes and
take on a sheet or very shallow pan in
a hot oven. In placing biscuits in til
pans place well apart, not allowing tdfi 1
to touch. Small biscuits are better that:
large ones. Large biscuits do not have
the proper amount of time to raise and
nake.
Hits ymi seen the new K C Conk a Book
Brimful of npiKtlzing recltiea that nininly mujt
je suciTUful every time If the few simple direr,
aoiisnre cnrefiillv roOowtt). Yen woui.l is lly
,.riy 50 cents for tliia valiinMe IxK.k. yet we i." it
iiabioiutflyJrtrim receipt of thr cnlnrr.l irr
'fic.'itr packer! in every &-cr-ntc;in of K C ttakie
''"Wder. lAOtrtt MrO. Cn , Chicnirn. buui'
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Drive It From Your System.
gra. e the b'-ach "I Palm i!ea. ti TV
Ida. Ihe popjjltl winter resort
Miss lrginla Sulhc.n daughter
9 IN'L .JHtfi jTAVct.
U'iger Sullivan, prominent democrat
olllcal leader of I'hlcag". appears
n a sl iklnir Costume of black and
bite I'nder the skirt, the popular
"I MHlnlv pantelettes. ruffled below
be knee are worn.
Bttantt Catarrii affeeta the iii.se and
tbront. cauying tottt 111 the nottlila,
; .. tonnage ,.f th iittaaiat sathtrlnf
, in the throat 11 bstynaan ootnnton prac
tice to treat Catarrii with anivtt, waah
1 is Hint anrnya tppllatl lo thatt narta.
1 This mode of treatment oannol tjiva pet
1 mantnl relief, and is liable t, aggravate
I the trouble. I'atarrb cannot he trifled
I with. If allowed to run on It will di
! ease the bronchia! tubes, settle "tl the
'lungs and affect the stomach. Indeed
I It Is t very serious disease. DtsVt treat
.. locally. The one treatment that has
troven effective in the treatment "f Ca
1 1 rib is S. S. H., the great' st blood imi'i
fier and blond tonic knoyvn 11 relieves
tire CBU-e "f I'hIHITIi II V If Itm 1 1 isll I II g
jii,.- biood, rentwlna its vigor, giving
new life 10 tin- red i.lood corpuscles and
stimulating the floyv so that It lots the
! vitality to throw off the pottOfl and
K" ins floin the system. It is IIP rally
a Idood bath. Veil 'lllirklv feel l.-sllps.
Headachtt dltappaar, the : . . . n in
tht throat stops, the nosirlle heal. S. S.
K, Is a natural blood tonic mid has
proven eff, rtlve in the t rent menl of all
hiotid affeMona Rottnta, tetters, rash.
Scrofula. Hit S. S. S. at your druggist s.
If von need expel t advlei write the
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