East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 24, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1916. EIGHT PAGES Gold Medal CATSUP Just received a large shipment of this Pure California Gold Medal Brand Catsup EXTRA SPECIAL Large 1 6 oz. Bottle . . . . 15c Case of 2 dozen Bottles . . $3.25 Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Two Phones. 28. "QUALITY" 823 Main St Hi With Rheumatism, Miss Maliel Rrotherton, night op erator at the telephone office, ha been Confined to her home for tha j past week with rheumatism. Applies for BMW .lob. Qaorgs Buna last evening (tied his I Application with the council for the position of sexton at tne cemetery in case of a vacancy. J3R SAYS WIFE REALIZED MARRIAGE WAS MISTAKE KK caution About Use and Selections of Spectacles Peranw tartnf nfTMl ti atll b H t ratal tt print at 4wum f M inches fra At T it effort. wUl W ahls i rad 't anta Men tjw nitifataly onai. u nw ) m dff and ha wton ne tfc ere Woere tirw! (Me rtaa-na. or arw.nf of if ifct Irtvr. kt Wuml or mn Uarttfcar t - fu !" r SMoed. TKe nW :r ihe theF are uawqua. learnt mi mn perfs.-tiv fwmea tart TnfW w of Itaa. aorrt '.rases wll mash ir- paaitiW iBJUT tWi the MMMH mm ib, avciw ot MltwlM u -rf ; ( w tfw SEE DALE ROTHWELL Optical Specialist American Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 609. 'eb. 24. Aimee j Crooker realized the folly of mating I ag- with youth before the gay honey j moon ended, her husband. Prince j atlshkinoff, claimed, resuming his tes I timony in the separation case. Shs ! repeatedly accused him of loving ; Yvonne Gouraud. 15-years their foster ' daughter. The prince reiterated his love for the girl was fatherly rather than that of a suitor. "I only kissed her nands, but th.it is nothing I always kiss the hards of all ladies In the room." He state 1 I again that, in a spirit of noble sacri fice his wife consented to renounce j the wedding and allow him to be hap py with Yvonne. ED'S PLACE A complete line of soft drinks, cigars and tobac cos. Winehart's Golden Nectar, bottled or on draught. Pool and Billiard Tables. Former St. George ..Bar Location. ED I1KMMKU.U. Prop- WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH. St. George Grill Luncheon S5o. MINI POR FRIDAY, 1KB. S3 Soup. n-h. Starter Boiled Halibut. Tomato Sauce. KllUVCS. Biaiied Fllletts of Lamb mihw Ms German Goulash English Meat Pie Roast Leg of Pork with Apple Sauce Down. Apple Pie Tea Coffee Milk Plunge from Tenth-Story Window Attributed to Nervous Breakdown. NEW YORK. Feb. 24 Mrs. Estel le Garret Baker. 36 years old. an At lanta, Ga., newspaper woman, killed herself by leaping from the tenth story' of a studio building In which her sister, Mrs. Garrett Boyd, has an apartment. She had been suffering for some time with nervous trouble. Mrs. Boyd was at dinner with her two children when she was informed of the suicide. She told the police she had left her sister playing the piano in the living room, the windows of which she had taken the precau tion to lock. Funeral Tomorrow, Funeral services for the late Mrs L. E Koebcke, which were to be held this noon, have been postponed until tomorrow noon. The services will be conducted at the German church at Myrick and burial will be made In the German cemeterv. Furniture Buyer Bound Over. Russell B. Evans, the man who Is alleged to have buncoed Ln Grande merchants by a clever bad check game and who tried the same trick to his sorrow upon Kalph Folsom in this city, was yesterday bound over to the Union county grand jury under $300 bonds. bers are Mr Selling, William Q. Hare of Hillsboro and William P. Klmore of Brownsville. LOOK AHEAD You can buy your wearing apparel, dry goods and notions for the entire family now at The Golden Rule for less money, then later on you will be able to buy your hot weather necessities because you'll have the money on hand saved from your earlier trading at The Golden Rule Store. Remem ber, if you see it at all in tow n you can bank you'll see it for less at this store, therefore it pays to be Marriage Ucenae tamed, A marriage license was Issued yes terday to Krnest F. McNeely and Wil ma Welshone. both of this city. Building .Addition u House. Work was started yesterday on an addition of one room to the house ot Mr and Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson. HI South Main street. Searching for f-hcuih-. Sheriff Lee Barnes of Walla Walla is here today looking for William Chandler, who escaped from the Wal. la Walla county jail yesterday. LOOKING AHEAD ItS-in. Bleached Muslin V Black and Colored Sateen lac Wool Dress Goods, all colors . . 19c Percale, light and dark colors 8',e Apron Ginghams ,V W omen's Silk Petticoats, colors 11.9$ Women's Press Shoes SI. till. I1.M Children'! Calf and Heavv Kid Shoes ll.it, ll.N Muslin and Crepe Gowns, fancy yokes Mo Corsets, for all figures StO, Mc Women's Spring Suits... SIJ.'.o. SII.J.V to $32. Ml Women's Spring Coats $1.98. $6,110, $9.90 Percale and Gingham Bungalow Aprons 49c Men's Canvas Gloves . . Men's Work Socks . , . Men s Colored or Whit, Boys' Bib Overalls, all sUes. Hoys' Blouse Waists Boys' Spring Suits Boys' K nicker booker Pants.. Men's Spring Dress Shirts . Men s Heavy Waist Overall! Men s Heavy Bib Overalls. . Men's Heavy Jumpers 69c, H'M' Mens Spring Suits $7.90. $9.90, $12.50 Men's Dress Hats 9Ho. $1.19 mil kerchiefs lie s 2fto, 4o ... ISo, Me SI. UN. $2.0K, $:i.9.s 19c, $9c Mo 9Hc, $t.0 75c lii . 69c. go Recovers From Pneumonia. Miss l.uetta Kunmiell. teacher of the advanced grades at the I'malilla agency. Is now rapidly recovering I from an attack of pneumonia which Das Incapacitated her for the past six I weeks. You Can Always Uo Better At THE GOLDEN RULE J. C. PENNEY CO. 83 Big Busy Stores. Trial- The This Uternoon. trials of Marie ato W. J. Hold man Baby Dies. The eight day old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Gill Hartle died this morning at o'clock- nr th. . . ! mmA fi-j Schmelzer. Hazel Sherwood and Wll- w E Rlnsold in tms citv Thp u. Ham McGinn s, arrested In the raid ! nera, will b6 neId tomorrow, early yesterday morning, w ill be held ; this aftenfbon at 3 o'clock in the po-'saw Ton Fat IHvr ...e court, naving oeen postponed Ad Griggs, who is down from Mea froni ps,erdaV- chain creek today, reports that yes terday he saw ten deer ln a bunch I panic WW ot ivn spikes. 'near his home. They were all sleek Floyd Payne, known ln college dr- and fat. he savs. indication that thev cles as the "Athena jackrabbit." will! came through the winter In good rot return to the I mversity of Ore- j shape, gon this year and. consequently, the ! Oregon track team will be without his ,.w Matron at Agency, services as a point winner in the two- Miss Ethel Knotts, who has been mile event. Payne has decided to re- the girls' matron at the Umatilla In main at his home In Athena but mas ! dlau agency, has been promoted to re-enter college in the fall. i the position of assistant matron at j Chemawa and yesterday Supt, Swartz- Fresh Ekcs?. Yes. indeed. j lander received word that Miss Lottie "This egg was laid on Feb. 6. 1916." , George of Hlackfoot. Idaho, has been was the Inscription contained on on I appointed to succeed here here, egg ln a shipment received through the American Express rrom Kansas , t lllR;,H with Vdnltry. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES a DREW A. TO COMPETE IN A. I CHAMPIONSHIPS on the 16th for a local market, and Deputy Sheriff Estes yesterday ar- there was added a request that the;rest(d Quy Havs we known bucka date of receipt be sent to the address of the shipper. An employe of the market sent the information desired. Report.'; Heavy Stock Iiss. Judge Peter O'Sullivan Is Grande from his ranch near Oregon. He says that the quences of the big storm hav very severe in his section. ( count of the scarcity or feed has been great loss of stock In many cases the stock Was turned loose to do the best they could Hay is )' a ton and Is verv scarce at that. in La Ritter. conse- there roo, and Irene Bushman, an Indian woman, on a charge of adultry sworn to by Paul Bushman, Jr. The woman has been released on her own recog nizance and Haves held under $-5') bonds, Vnderson vs. Anderson. Alleging cruel and Inhuman treat- iment Annie Anderson today filed suit for divorce against her husband. Evan J. Anderson, and fur the custody of their one child. They were married In Condon In 108 and plantiff charg es that her husband became an habi tual drunkard. W. M. Peterson is her attorney. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. No War Tulk In Texas. The people of Texas, execept those living around El Paso, take no notice Demurrer In Jackson St Caac. I of hostilities ln Mexico, according to v demurrer to the complaint in the Marshall Spell who has lust returned case brought by the alty to foreclose from a visit with relatives and frlendi the Hens against Jackson street prop in Bryan and Houston. He declares mv for the paVement of that street I that during the month he spent in 1 haa been filed by the attorneys for Texas he never heard the Mexican j Frank Frazler. and March 1 has been situation even so much as mentioned set the dat(, fr ar(fUment on this ; much less discussed "The people up demurrer here are a whole lot closer In touch ; with happenings in Mexico than they are In Texas.' he states. R. B. Johnson, J. P. Win ter and S. F. Wilson of Portland ar attorneys for the defendants. Wll Not IMbv m I'endl'f n. soil for Divorce. Mrs Nettie Smith today brought Word from La Grande Is to the ef- j eui, aKan8t her husband. George ft feet that Jimmle Rosenbaum. one Smith, for a divorce, the custody of the star members or the La Grande ,hpr flTt children, alimony and suit high school basketball team, will net ! mney. They were married in Fair- be able to play in the game againstifax g D ln 1903 plaintiff charges Pendleton tomorrow night on account of low grades in his studies. McDon ald, another member of the team, la suffering from bad ankles and may not last the game, the La Grande stories say. that her husband became a drunkard, treated her cruelly threatened her and their children and falsely accus ed her. The children were taken to the boys' and girls home In Port land last December heeause he failed to support them. W, M Peterson Is attorney for plaintiff. The high school student body will hold a rally tonight at seven o'clock for the game tomorrow evening The parade will start at Main and water streets and end at the high school, where they will have a big bonfire. All the public Is invited to ntend. The girls basketball team of the high school will make their last trip of the season this afternoon when they will go to Athena by automobile to play the sextette of that place. The girls will be taken over bj some of the young men In the high school. Those making tne trip are Jessie Chesnlit. Delia Ferguson, era Temple. Grace Rugg. Thelma Thomp son. Leta Agee and Marguerite! Straughn. AMBASSADOR GERARD MAY TAKE STUMP FOR WILSON BERLIN. Feb. 24. If the republi cn,,u attack Wilson's submarine poli cies in the forthcoming political cam l alirn ambassador Gerard may stump the I'nlted States to support the ex-1 ecutive. He plans to visit America before the June convention. Gerard also expects to urge a tariff high en ough to shut out cheap products with which he Is convinced Europe Is pre- I arlng to flood the United states arter the war. He may also advocate a tariff commission. He will also tell the people why the Germans thought America was bluffing In her submarine demands. Gerard tried several weeks to impress the Germans with the seriousness of the situation. Meanwhile Dumba in formed Vienna that Bryan had assur ed him America would never take strong action against Germany. Vien na Informed Berlin of this report and Von Jagow told Gerard. Then a man from Illinois, with Bryan credentials, arrived at Berlin and assured offici als that Wilson was writing his sub. marine notes for home consumption. "... . VTEa SALES (Continued from page one.) account Is a particularly Intereatliu one. The sum of ISS25.55 was turned over from the generul fund to the sinking fund during the year, bills r . elvable brought In 11700 and Interest brought In $2612.25. making the to tal addition to the fund during the rsu Hill to Loan totaling $10,- 32s.2T were made durrng the year and the total money now loaned from the sinking fund Is III 671 .90, leav ing a balance of $389 27 In the fun I. During the year 126 new meters were Installed, bringing the total number of meters in the city to 1(8 The trial balance shows the total bond issue to be J32.ri 000 and the value of the plant at 1432.621 Is ami or roil estate 11 7,627.00. col M il. FAVORS PLAN. Beautiful Designs in Jewelry If the fashion of your jewelry is becom ing a bit obsolete. If you have a few rings and pins that you are not proud to wear any more. If you have a piece of jewelry that is wearing out. Bring it in to us. Let us offer you suggestions on making it over. We can transform your old jewelry in to fashionable pieces that you will enjoy wearing. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler since 1887 Named on IrrlKatlon Committor. R N Stanfleld of Pendleton. Joint ,. i , r . from T'mnMlli, nnd Morrow counties, and J. T. Hinkle, I i."gt'"g i"u,ir, w. representative from Umatilla countv. HoQFIAM. Wash . Feb. 22.-A new have been named by Ben SsUinC. Industry employing a large speaker of the last house, on the! tnTP- mpn nd "grating about six committee which u. to represent the 1 miles of railway to start. Is to be house at the Oregon Irrigation. Drain-' established by the Limb Timber com age & Rural Credits convention lnSa-!l'any (hlg clt' 'Crdlng to an ient on March 9. The other mm- "" j will log on the wynooens river, and -1 will build its railway north from the r Northern Pacific lines west of Mon- tesano. The company recently has been ac quiring right of way for the raMway. This has been completed and a force of engineers now is In the field mak ing the final local ions for the rail way Construction of the line prob ably will be begun ai soon as the sur vey Is completed hut definite an nouncement of when logging Is to start has not been made. Does Your Dentist Hurt You? If so you are not getting the best to be had in den tistry. We absolutely guaran tee to be able to extract the sorest tooth, take out the nerve, or prepare the most sensitive cavity with out hurting you. Our best advertisers are those for whom we have operated. ASK THEM. Drs. Idleman & Ingram Dental Specialists Two lady assistants. PORTLAND CHINATOWN IS QUIET FOLLOWING TRUCE PORTLAND, ore.. Feb. 24. China town resumed Its customary actlvln suddenly today. The Hop Sings chat t(d on street corners with the Bins Tongs and Bow Leongs. Revolvers unci hatchets were buried. The police are still watching OlOBSty, despite the 30 day truce agreement signed last night by chiefs of the warring tongs. During the armistice, peace leaders who arrived from San Franc sco. will attempt to make permanent peace. The killing of Yin Luck yesterday I robably will complicate the terms. HOWARD Z&Eir NEW YORK, Feb 24 Howard P Drew, the negro sprinting marvel, will compete in the Indoor A. A. U. cham pionships, which will be held next month, providing starting blocks aro used. Drew hus written to Secretary Fred W Rublen. saytng that ie ex pected to be east again about the time the title events will take place, and will be pleased to run under the above condition. The great sprinter goes on to ay: "I do not want you to think I am telling you huw to run your meet, but I cannot take any chances with my leg, which has bothered me so far the past year, running on a smooth floor without spikes or a starting block." It Is only at thft start that a sprinter needs to be careful. When once well away from the mark the smooth floor does not bother the sprinter w ho run without spikes (Contlnlued from page one.) maintenance of other roads, we would be making a saving. T'nder the pres ent system we are spending UOO.OO'i or more a year and getting no per. nianent results. We have been wist Ing our money long enough and should begin to build roads that will give us value for our money." Councilman H J. Taylor declared he had always been opposed to a bond Issue but intended reserving Judgment upon the proposed meas ure until he had thoroughly investi gated It. "I am for good roads and progress and I know that, sooner or later, we will have to meet the Co lumbia highway If we intend to keep abreast of the times." Councilman D D. Phelps expressed himself strongly for nard surface roads. "No more macadam." h" said. Councilman Claude Penland echoed the same sentiments. Coun cilman Ralph Folsom declared he was In favor of good ronds and would stand for the bond Issue If that Is ilia best way to secure them. Council man John Vaughan voiced similar sentiments and Councilman Ell ex pressed his opposition to any further waste of money on macadam. Coun cilman Klrkpatrlck was not present Recorder Thomas Fltr Gerald, ask ed for an expression, heartily en dorsed the sentiments expressed by Councilman Murphy, declaring a bond Issue and hard surface roads consti tute the only real solution to the road problem. Mayor Best was the last to expreas himself anil was non-rnmmlttal as tfl his attitude toward the proposed bonds However, he stated that h" felt sure that when thetaxpayers were convinced that they would get per manent roads that they would ready to pay for them. llliiiillllllillllllllillllllillllliil Peace Move Is Rcjiortod. LONDON. Feb. 21. The Copenha gen correspondent of the Dally Mall tlegraphs that he b-arns from a trust worthy source that more than 500 prominent men. Including heads of business houses and shipowners ot Hamburg. La beck and Bremen, have petitioned the government to begin peace overtures with a view to end ing the war within three month. Otherwise, it is asserted, the Han sa states will be ruined. Turkey Wants Peace. jthbvs Feb. 14. Formidable peace demonstrations have occurred In Turkey as a result of the rail or Erwrum, delayed dispatches said Many participants were arrested. CO-OPmATIVE BALE LIRKI Y. m Mood River Fruit Men May AOoCpl Rogue River Proposal. sea Claims IJgtit KrnxT. ' BOSTON, Feb. 21. Deer Island i light, one of the harbor aids to navi gation, failed and Investigation resiilt I ed In the finding of the body of the : keeper, Joseph R. McCabe, on a sand bar which Jut from the Island to the ! light It Is supposed that seas, kicked on by a 70-mlle gale, overwhelmed Mc I Cabe as he was trying to walk across , the bar. He was to have been mar- HOOD BIVER, Ore, Feb. 24. -It Is bellevede here by local fruit men that the offer made by the Apple growers' Association to co-operate with the Rogue River Fruit & Pro duce Association In the marketing and distribution of Yellow Newtown ap ples, principal varieties or both dis tricts, may be accepted for the com ing year. Advices have been received her, that Reginald T. Parsons, owner of the Hill CISSl orchards, and a lead- l Ing memlrer of the Rogue River asso. elation, looks favorably on a wlth- drawal from the Nortnwestern Fruit growers' Exchange, of which he has been president. Buick, $1150 Pendleton Dodge, $885 Pendleton lied uo Saster Sunday. Alligator eggs are rsten by the nn. lives on the west roast of Africa, in taste they resemble the gg of the do. mestlc hen, but are larger and slight ly stronger In their flavor. Oregon Motor Garage INCORPORATED Agents for Buick and Dodge MOTOR CARS THE TWO LEADING CARS The leading six cylinder car of America, built in the largest Auto Factory in the world. The leading four cylinder car, built by Dodge Bros., leading auto parts builders, who will con tinue to build the standard four cylinder car of America. You can't go wrong. Ask Buick or Dodge owners. Telephone 468 117.119. 121. 113 Wett Court S4. 5E