East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 19, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAtiE TWO EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1916 Sale of Silks Monday and Tuesday Only j $1.50 to $2.50 M OQ I 1 Values SPECIALS I.cK7 Brand new colorings in the season's choicest silks. Plaids, stripes, checks, etc. S Hj This if a big special buy and the best assortment of its kind ever shown in Pendleton. f H It includes taffeta principally, some serge silk and some messaline. See our window H display. Try and be here early Monday. First come, first served and first choice is always best. Remember the price only $1.39 per yd. 1 NEW NECKWEAR FOR WOMEN Now collars, collar and cuff sets and H vestees. The very daintiest things im s ajrinable. just what you have been look si ing for. Come and look them over. Prices 50c to S2.00 The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays To Trade TRAIN SERVICE IS GREATLY HAMPERED 111 I l t I I ERS AS RESULT Ol lM IN CAYVOK -I A EH- l MILES SOUTH. liaptirt Church OtStsreea llalitism M N-rviic-. Tlir-- I Icing Immersed Elmer Iu lo 1 Thrown fr"in m- o and Hadl) BfWfaMd 1 Year IMU (liild Falls into a Ditch. (East oregoman .-special HELIX, lire.. Feb. la. He again without train service. WSShoUtS are In Vanevcle c s-veral miles north of Helix. the rite of baptism by immersion was t inferred on Misses Catherine Hicks. Mvrtle Herman and Tina Cramer Elmer Dale was thrown fl'om his wagon Saturday and although bones were broken, was badly br ed. He is improving. R. C. DunnlBg and wife went to Pendleton Monday to be present u the operation for appendicitis PT formed on their daughter Millie. Miss Cecil Phillips of Athena, is vis ltlng Mrs. Pierce Mrs. J. L. Barker was a Pendlen.i vvisitor Monday, Mr and Mrs E. E. Eheler attend", the Han in-English wedding Sunday. Kre,l M Hanan and I, ride are vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Eheler' S, the ladies being sisters. Kenneth Eheler. aged four, fell in to a ditch running full of ice cold w ter Monday and although (hilling fo several hours afterward seems .,1 right at this time Mrs. Man Montgomery is confir,'-, to her liomt- with rheumatism. Jack Ieslie. formerly of this pin Is visiting here Mrs sharp is Improving at the C'a hospital. fir c.riswold was a Walli IsRor Sunday, returning via ton and Is beiriK detained ' W pern! raits ltev. and Mrs F. O, Otto are visit ing in Pendleton with ltev. anil lars Cleyenger. ". Mrs. J I. Killlan of Vansyele was i Helix shopi-r Monday Mrs ,1 0, Hryan has returned from Walla Walla, leaving her mdh-r ; much improved Mrs. Luke Hutchison Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. N. K. BOtt of giant on. I Million kill- Her lilial. HUMTINOTVjN, W. Va.. Fel). 1 i Mrs, Rom Wood, a roung married woman was shot anil killed on n j crowded Huntington-Ash land Interur-1 ban car by Mrs Leonard Defoe, wtv I charged that Mrs. Wood had alienat I ed her husband s affections. Mrs. Wood was seated in the with Mr Defoe, It was said, when Mrs DefOt boarded the car. drew ! revolver from her muff, placed I agatnsi the back of Mrs Wood' j load and Ilrcd Mrs Defoe surreri- lunmiiltc H d on ship PHILADELPHIA , Keb. 18 -Th. I Vsleni ia dispatch said l wo dwiamlts artHdgtM were found among the coal in (he hold In Hrlflsh steamer, rtaaabaah whli h cleared here n month ago. There whs enough eiplnidves to NEW TRIMMING BUTTONS Gilt, silver, metal, porcelain and vegetable ivory, all sizes from a mere "clot" to two inches in diameter. Price 5r doz. u. 50c each. bat's in a Name ? InjPEToW.N. lnd . Feb. 19. Mike Rlannery, who drives a delivery wagon for the Cut Hate store, was arrested today, charged with extreme cruelty to animals Jake Schultz, pro prietor of the Cut Kate, bought an old white rack o' bones iur Klanuery lo drive. rlannery shocked everybody on Main street this morning h nearly beating the poor briue to death, accompanying the beating with a line of Celtic calumny that is said to have oeen liot'h scientific and gorgeous, it developed at the hearing in court this after noon that Mike was not alto gether to blame. It seems that Schultz with an eye,- to quick de- Justice U'Fl ase against Fli InsiirHiic a i I lilt. SALEM. Ore., Feb. 18 A war against cheap insurance companie tsmpting to transact business in ri tic unpames who l the slate at having com urance laws. agents except ; lied with our I ITALIAN SIEGE I laws and are licensed to transact an insurance business In this state. "If the agent is a stranger, make him produce his license for 1916, and whenever yon are in doubt write this office. This department was cre ated tor the protection of Oregon's citizens and it Wil endeavor to ad vise as to the responsibility of the dif ferent agents." i nkes w ill loeept i.aw. CHICAGO, Feb. 18. Safety pro si"ns of the' seamen's bill will be a cepted by the passenger steamer lin operating from Chicago as well those of Detroit. Cleveland nnd Hu ,'ali,. according to a report made the Chicago association of commen The report said th rine men felt that tl secure modification ol nicago ma ould better reroom and ante seamen provisions or the bill if all activities against the safety pro visions of the measure were with drawn. This course practically was agreed on at the recent convention of the 1'nited States Chamber of Com merce in Washington Ureal lakes marine men lay that 1 ongress. in framing operating legis- ition of one provision of Ii Mlghl Id- Worse. JH1NGTON, Fe;,. iv . it of Arizona used to be reported. Then he GUN POUNDING AUSTRIAN POSITIONS if guns lo reach this a new developi mis the Cards are nut today for an .it home on Tuesday afternoon, February twenty-ninth with Mrs David n n,vi- .in Mid Mis. William 11 HcCorm mach as hostesses nt the homo of the, former, in Kast Washington street. Bridge will be, olaMd. Sum. and Mrs. a. ertalncd the Tenche n Thursday evening Tlw Methodist Women's Fori Missionary Society held an inter Ing meeting and sliver ten yestei afternoon at the home of Mrs. 11 Wylic, 409 QArfield street, with ! Wylle, Miss Wylic and Mrs Q Klmbrell as hostesses. Forty dol Wat i he sum subscribed for tht women in India and the filrls Btbli col- leges. "China" was the mission sub Jeet of the afternoon, the discussion being led by Mrs. v. ,1. stockman, There were twenty-five members present during the afternoon rns Eagles ami their It an enjoyable evening at the evening in the Eagle-Woo A feature of the evening dancing of the Lancers, ihi this once popular dance hi Vlved In Pendleton In the years, Alter the (ancing bers and guests enjoyed a the banquet haii idles dene unan e last hall, the time n re- last ten the sui mem er in Mr. and Ml Pendleton, are Mr and Mrs. i Flnv i lests ; odern Science'' occupied the at on Ot the members ol the Cur Literature club yesterday after- DEFEAT OF LOCALS IS A SURPRISE TO IE OPPONENTS GET Li ill VT STATU XD M MVPMV n THROl'GH in i thi: , mi Speaking of the IVndleton-T.n Grande basketball game In La Grande Thursday evening the La part as follows: "La Grande high surprised even her most rabid supporters lust nluht and defeated Pendleton high in hns ketball a trick rarely turned by the wearers of the blue and white. Final score. 23-33 La ilrande took n snur- theHecond h i If but being never l hard for Hie foremost posl As a representation of the greet r sport, it was probable as jrtod ! high school gym floor has ever push, Hon. in,1!,,. aysd on id furbr it. The plav-s were n both sides and at un some pretty he time, the hou, id the visitors binatlon play and le for the victory. die I 20 fouls on I,n lis even one score, ! ' ine inlo points as enbanfn's stellar pt ting 13 points oui nf i i, a of a perform- "Crackle" Mcnon 'd eri th" lineup and though ,'i istltute, did valiant work ! floor and In fnrowlng absepce of the huik for. La Grnndeti chances con With Hie tall nhooter It de should win a ton a week from .ist evening. as the largest t slvbty in i' ght as she The Hudlen pieteiy outclass the famous Austrian Skodas. Note the huge recoil cylln "f the Kun. me of Mrs. B. J. Somntervtylle with Homntervlile and Mrs lleorge Clark as hostesses. The foltowtv teresting program was given, am M is II followed by a social hour and freshinents: Paper The Latest Inventloni Science; New- figploslvea, Deadly Sub. marine and Torpedo Boal Destroy Contra) of Air Currents; the Uss Poisonous liases Mrs Charles I , ney. Wright and the Navigation of Air Mrs K. It Aldrlch, nur War Machines, Mrs c s rard. Kdison - The Solution Of Hons, I Problems and Electricity. Mrs y Dlsogway. Discussion What Next? Led Mrs. A. 0. Hampton A vers enjoyable party gathered g the home of Mr. and Mrs John Qraj on Hotter creek in honor of Mr timy's birthday. The following gUMtt were present: Mr and Mrs. Junes! Nelson, Mr. and Mrs Charles Nelson ! and family, Mr. and Mrs sain Nelson and family. Mr. and Mri James R.I hickerson, Mrs John Dinsmors Miss Irene Dins more Dora Dlnsmore, Miss' Schcer. Mr. Green, John Koss. Miss Sarah Doherly, Miss Nora Doherty, I Miss Mary Doherty, Owen Mclaugh lin. The evening was spent In play-' lug music and other entertainments, A chicken supper and other refresh mentl were served at 8:SQ l Mrs. James Nelson ami Mrs John Uric After supper a very pleasant time WSJ spent In dancing and singing by vio lin and graphophona music until twelve o'clock. the season and was -creaming under the excitement all tne While. With the terrific speed developed on both Idea, roughness was prone to crop out but there wns little Intentional rough play. Referee Peterson banish- lng Adcock for I display of temper ! late in the game. Albeit Pendleton I complained against Peterson's work, the faci remains Pendleton has the Hong end of the deal in number call Jed, and the old veteran doesn't need to w aste any sleep over his do, Isiop i I he was pre-eminentp fair Th matter was not only Pen'Metnn hut nil teams that day under his refere.- I doesn't' it is that faculty coui with his firmness and fearlessness calling them that han m ole Peter .the Ideal referee that he is Fowler made 1 r. points for peni ton Boylen t. Stebert and Gor ; each 2 score Reld I'p in galoon, I PHILADELPHIA, Feb 18. 1 masked men. for whom the poller I the entire city arc now search I held up a score of patrons In the loon of E H. Van Hook, ,,t 127 I Clearfield street, rifled the e 'drawer and made their escape v i $73. after shooting Harry Blehl, employs of Van Hook, through thigh. The holdup was most d,:r Thp customers. 20 in number, w lined up along the bar when tin. fi doors of the place swung open, the bartender quickly vanished fi (sight The patrons turned aroum Lflttd themselves looking into a i J of revolvers held bv two men, wT I faces were concealed by black ' i masks. The robbers backed crowd against the wall and thrgaj ! d to shoot the first one who mo rii, .i them went through le customers While them with two g n whiletrylng t , Don Me was takei Hospital from the the F.plse JOINTS lil It l'l HH.IIT on v ITf I KM M.I. THI II, IIOTl LI fl (II, l. PKNCTIM 1 -1 JACOB'S CIIL." Rheumatism ism only." ; treatment. Btop dfugflug, j trOOthfltg, PCIIrttTfttttlg "St. I "ii" rii?ht Into your sore, Mlitf. I iriK joinlH and HiiimU-x, ;ind I Comet instfinlly -'S. Jftcobt i :i bar mien rheumatism cure NO erna in. up tmit i rmi laming: honest I small trial bottl old JaCOhS nil" at any drug Store, and 111 Just a trioment ou'll be free front rheumatic gain, soreness, etlffnaM snd swelling Don't surfer Rele .waits yon, "Si. IncoH Oil" has cured minions of rheumstlsm ru ferers In the last hair century, ami is Just as good for sciatica, neural gia, lumbago, backache, sprains. I WRITE TO VOITt ITHEMIS ON Monogram Stationery w. a. smith & CO. WEPDINO AND VISlTINd CAR1 ENnilA VEHS. MORGAN BLDC. PORTLAND, OR noon at the m eating held at the h Christian. There will M two good sermons at the Christian church. Pastor Hub hell announces the following themes: 11 a. in.. "What U ads to Success " 7 : ;t p. nVi "Causes of opposition." The evening sermon is the first of u series of three sermons on the suba led of "Why should every good citi sen support the church." The mu sic will be a special feature of inter est to those attending; in add Hog to the special numbers by the choir. Miss Nellie Anlbal will slim "debet," i Hilier at the morning worship and Mr. M, I.. Peters vill render "Tin- Shadows of the Evening Hour." by Rathbun, at the V : service. Blbhl school ai 1:41 a. iii. and C. K. at S : 30 prcsbyter'an. The pastor will preach at both ser vices tomorrow, ii a m, the subject win lie. ' rtie church's Qreal Mission to the World." 1:40 he win preach upon. "Justlfcatlon by Faith." The t veiling sermon will he a practical, helpful sermon "f especial interest to those who have trouble with their re llglOUS belief. Mr. Hose and Miss Edna Zimmerman will slnir the solos Y. P. s. c. E. ii.;ia p. in. Sunday llaptlMt. "Mind." Dhurch i Mcthodtec, lng services irntnl iregatlon at ach the ,'ice and sermon .,i i class at the recti Iharles Qutnney, rec I ailing Man Blown I p. LESTl i.N. W, Va . oberts. of Mad let i while carrying tw iiippe ! cans ol 12 mi lei ami fell nltroglyi icfln at st. Albans, re. detonation was I on Roberts was No one else was ii an be learned from h The I Charles 15 STALLIONS 15 PUBLIC SALE 'EJi DLETON. OREGON, Thursday, Feb. Imported and American Bred, Ifctrctteroni, Belgians and Shires. A lot nf extra good, big, heavy hone stallions. Ages from two to ten veals. Also one high-class saddle stallion. I expect them lo sell for less than at private sale. Come before sale to exam ne horses, you Will he surprised to find them so good. This is your OPPOR Tt'MITT, Horses will be sold with guarantee. .1 JUSTICE. M l KT MILKS FALT'S famous ffj A UITKH Fresh Every Day M W T 1311 OYSTERS SEA CRABS Fine, Olean Furnished Rooms In Connection. Steam Heated The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot In Pendleton for FALTS Sea Foods. mm POWDER Absolutely Pure Kade from Cream of Tartar NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE sum in Dye Nets 111, $00 BOSTON, Keh. II. The portage 0, dyeatuffS and the demand hy text: manufacturers for this product was pointed oat by dealers, who report' ' tlTat a barrel of violet dye Hough! 't months ago for Sinn had been soil here for lU'.OOO. PLUG CHEWING A WHOLESOME HABIT In No Other Way Can You Get All the Richness and Flavor of the Leaf "SPEAR HEAD" BEST CHEW Many prominent physicians drclar chewing to tie the most wholesome way of enjoying tobacco. "I tati chewing some years aqo," said one, "and I soon found that it i; the only way to get the bench! of all the rich juices stored up by nature in the tobacco leaf I refer, of course, t i the plug form of b bacco, which i the most natural and the cleanest i irm. "Chewing ; I tobacco like Spear Hcatl traV:", t e salivary gland) more active, which in turn has a beneficial effect on the whole system. Add to thi the tweet, mellow, delicious flavor of a chew of Spear Head, and you have the highest possible degree of tobacc ( satisfaction "I Mention fprnr Head because t have found that this brind is cxc.p tionally pure, being male in a t.ir tory that's run .strictly according to purc-fooj rules." Spear Head is mndc of sun-ripcne l Purlcy, which is acknowledged to be the richest, mildest, hnrt flavored to bacco leaf in the world. And it i; produced by the latest processes, which develop the quality and lusCWUI flavor of the choice Hurley lo the supreme de gree. A chew of Spear Head has a whole some relish that is not found in any other chewing tobacco. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper. J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. 24, 1916 AT. ONE o'Cl ock IMPORTER, PENDLE1 1 in ORECJOX. I1ETTER 1MO LIGHT son l it Is assured by the use of tome of these beautiful fixtures of qurs. They dive a lgh that lllumlnatei the room perfectly, but that does not lira or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not .:t least see them'.' J. L. VAUGHAN