East Oregonian : E.O., February 25, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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SAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
I
OYSTERO
OYSTER BROTH POWDER, MADE FROM FRESH,
WHOLE OYSTERS WITH ONLY THE MOISTURE
EVAPORATED BY VACUUM.
Also STEERO Bouillon Cubes, the
best on the market.
Bumham Clsm Bouillon in bottles.
Oystero, per bottle 10c
Sterro Bouillon Cubes 25
CLam Bouillon, large bottles 65c
Clam Bouillon, small bottle 35c
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Two Phones. 28,
'QUALITY"'
823 Main St.
Unity (ilrl Horn.
A baby daughter was born yester
day to Mr. and Mrs. Hitter who live
on Matlock street.
Another Dog Killed.
The police this morulas encounter
ed another log on the streets without
a nmxzle and the animal was shot. No
owner could be located.
Hack (MM HM lake.
Joe Murphy of the firm of Murph
Bnl . who has been at Hot Ijke for
some time past, arrived home on No.
17 tod)'. He Ls improved in health.
tion Pet eased came to Pendleton
from Portland only last October. The
funeral wiU be held at the PobOH
chapel tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
I HAVE A LARGE FAMILY, BUT
Since I began to trade at "The Golden Rule" it has not been lUOfa an awful tank to
clothe their, nicely, because we can buy (food shoes, underwear, sinus, drosses, hosi
ery, in fact anything we need for less than we used to pay the mail order hoiisea.
Just listen to this:
I'udcrgno Operation.
Mrs 1. K. Stites of this city this
morning underwent an operation at
St. Anthony's hospital.
Hayes Hearing Tomorrow,
The preliminary hearing in the case
of the State vs. tiny Haves and Irene
Bushman, charged with a statutory
offense, has been set for tomorow at
Marria-cv Urease Issued.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Richard N. Rent
1 and Lovern Miner, both of this
Local 1 mnUrnian Named
A. H. Cos. manager of the
Lumber Yard in this city, i
man of the committee on re
at the convention of MM
Portland His picture was
':' rtland Telegram yesterda
of the prominent lumberme
ion More iHxr Reported.
1 S. St ma prominent farmer and
stockman of Albee who is a visitor
(here today, reports that a band of ten
daw wintered near his place and
, have grown uuite tame.
Men's Work Socks .. 60 Uidlcs' liemaatltchod Handkerchiefs, :' lor.. He
Men s Kxtra Henv Work socks. 3 pairs .. . tfc ss.in. Perqales light or dark patterns If
Men's Wool Socks. 2 pairs 25o Apron (llimhims, large selection Sc
Hoston darters I5t OtttlBJ Flannel no, b l-lo, s l-Uc
aten'a Bth Overalls fffl Cheviot Shirtings I (to
Men's Sweaters tac Bleached Muslin 5,-, 7 lags, H l.;to
Uen'i Bhtrta and Drawer. ftp Camhrloi iov, 12 1-20
Men s Press Huts bhv Peppsrel Sheetings He, 23c
Boys' Norfolk Suits fl.VH U-ln, Pillow I'ublng is,,
Boys' Sweaters IIK We Toweling limn color .V'. s .a 11)0
Boya' shoes fi.iv. fl.tf, Sins ff n, w ,. i Drees Ooodi i-
Men's Work Shoes $2.19. fg,N II m. MesfftUneg, all colors avc
Men's Dress Shoes, Lice or button f'l.eS Lad tee' Siu WalstB fl UN
Sixvlal lVputy WMdaaa
Notation Dr. John 1. McKehvay of the Kasi
-rmen in em Oregon State Hospital and Fat jJj'
in the Morgan of Riverside, have been .111-
. as one I pointed special deputy game wardens
present I to assist in the enforcement of the
gnme laws
H Always do CC' ' Othera J
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ported that 3d inches or snow h.nl
mere between Doc 11 and Dec i H
Wanted, to SeS. Daam rKlay Night
Household furniture, doien laying Moose hali. February 25. Admis-
hens at bargain. People leaving citj sioo 5"c; ladies free. Good music
Inquire B this office. Adv. All cordially Invited AdT
Spring' Chapeaux of
Individuality
fashion enables us to announce a display
head wear Monday, which again stamps the
i ur hats.
word
ely, exclusiv
Foremost" on
RAWAK, MADAME CHEKANOW
MOREHEAD & JARDINE
Pendleton somen
in exclusive millinery.
This show ng Is th
selection.
You are limited to
exquis
M as the leaders
chiefs personal
,n Mr
rnces r
Special feature i
and all out-door si
ange from SI.50 to S15.00
f -pr.ng is the new Sport Hats for golfing
Campbell's Millinery Store
816 Main Street
Beautiful Designs
in Jewelry
ing a bit obfole
:ora-
If you have a few rings and pins that you
are not proud to wear any more.
If you have a pi'
wearing out.
Brirg it in to us.
it in
Let Ue
it over.
offer you suggest!
We can transform your old jewelry in
to fashionable pieces that you will enjoy
wearing.
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler since 1887
B. L. Ik'rkoy ISurnxl.
The funeral of B. U Berkey was Pnrvha-o RaggMeffd saddle Horse.
held at h s late residence. 1108 Wfl Rov Haley and Bert Llvermore yes.
llama avenue this afternoon Rev. J ; terday purchased "Royalty,' the rjg
E Snyder of Pendleton, officiating 1 Istered Kentucky saddle horse which
Mr. ivrkey was killed in a recent so was among the stallions auctioned off
cident on the Northern Pacific, He ; yesterday at the Justice sale. The
nil. j animal is said to be the finest saddle
; animal ever brought to this county.
MARRIAGE OF YOUNG
HERM1ST0N COUPLE
is survived by a widow and five
dren. Portland Journal.
KivatN North Very Bad.
That the county roads
ity of Juniper and Van
Carlisle student Returns,
e vicln- James Q. Crane, stepson of Allen
are In Pstawa. arrived home today on 17
very bad condition as a result of iheifrom the Carlisle Indian school
recent storm is the report brought in which he has been attending for the
by farmers of that vicinity. One far- j V1 seven years. He will probably
mer declares the roads are so imp.u-1 spend the balance of the year here
sable that he cannot get out by wafOI ! but la,"r ma' B" to the Washington
from his place In any direction. I s,ate 0Mfi fOf advanced work.
fallen
The Semi-Weekly iiist Oregonlan
Dec. 30. (1884) reported It had been
6 below zero In Pendleton on the
previous night and that some ther
mometers registered 32 below.
News reports showed much danger
to sheep and cattle and that the rail
roads were hopelessly blockaded for
ninny days. (Editor.
.s M l BE PHELPS AMI IRI,
VOYBN Wil l. HAKE HOME
AT DOARDMAN,
i
Hon,, ( amp DestroytM. ' '"r Forfeit llall.
Chief of Police Tom Ourdane and Th" cit' is richer by llf 0 as a re
Officer Harry Edwards this morning "I of 'he failure of Marie Moore, VV.
destroyed a hobo camp along the riv-! J Schmelier, Hazel Sherwood and
er near the plant or the Pendleton : W'illiam HcOlnnla to appear for trial
Meat Co Four of the Itinerants had iat 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
constructed two small houses ol Their bail of lio each was declared
sheetiron and had them well stocked j forfeited. They were four of the six
with meat and vegetables. A large ! arrested by the police in the recent
quantity of junk, picked up in differ-j raid on charges of Immoral acts and
ent places, was also In the camp, j practices.
Complain' was made by the meat
"iii l"i 1 1 that the hoboes had been W. ". T. I'. Ksnuy Contest.
stealing wood and meat. The W. C. T. I', of uregon is con-
uucting an essay contest for the school
children of the state, according to In-
tart of; formation received by County Super.
intendent I. E. Young, and prizes will
be given in three divisions, the high
school, grammar trades and primary
grades. Subjects relating to the evils
of the liquor and tobacco habits are
specified and all essays must reach
the state superintendent to April lf
Six StalUons to pilot IUK-k.
Six thoroughbred stallions
those sold yesterday at the auction
sale in this city conducted by J. R.
Justice at the Alta barns, were se
cured by farmers in the vicinity of
Pilot Rock. Levi Eldrldge purchased
two, and A. J Cill. Dave Wright,
Frank Michael and James Eldrldge
one each. The stallions represent a
considerable Investment and their
purchase indicates the farmers of Pi
lot Rock intend raising high grade
stock.
(East oregonlan Special )
HEHMISTON, ore , Feb. 25. A
wedding which comes as a surprise to I
many of their friends Is that of HUll
Maude Phelps and Carle Voyen. two I
popular young people of this city I
The wedding was solemnized Wed-
needay morning at the home of the!
bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs F. A
Phtlpg. Rev. Graham of the Mctho-
dist church, officiated. The brld : j
was unattended and only relatives oil
the young people were present. Im
mediately after the ceremony Mr. andl
Mrs. Voyen left for Portland where
they will spend their honeymoon
They will make their home here
until their house Is completed at,
Bnardmun, where Mr. Voyen and Mrs.
Voyen' brother. Merle Phelps, have
recently gone Into the commission;
business
St. George Grill
Luncheon ffc,
HEN I ixtlt FRIDAY,
Soup.
Clam chowder
I'Klt.
ED'S PLACE
. complete line of soft
drinks, tigars and tobac
cos. Winehurt's Golden
Nectar, bottled or on
draught
Pool and Billiard Tablet.
Former St. George Bar
Location.
EO HEMMKMMIUV, lTo.
Consomme
Flan.
Starter-Boiled Halibut,
Tomato Sauce.
KnUiin.
Uralzed Filletts of Lamb
Mlllnatse
German Goulash
English Meat Pie
Roast
g of Pork with Apple Sauoe
lxxsort.
Apple Wle
Tea Coffee Milk
Expert repairing
of Watchet
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler,
DISEASE liFXilSlATIVE ILLY.
Denux ratH' Plan u Hring SmallM
Victim for Bedding Vote fought.
mimmnnniin
Young Mother Passes Away.
Leaving two small children, a buy
two and a half years old and a baby
I girl eight months old. Mrs. Albert
Katt. 25 years old. died at St. An
, thony's hospital last night at 11
o'clock. She had gone to the hospit
I al for an operation and death resulted
i from heart failure after the opera-
Inewer i-. tiled.
In the suit of George Norton vs. T
i R. Hampton, defendant today filed
his answer to the complaint. He con
tends that In the r transactions to
! trether, the transfer of land, harvest
ing of crops, working of summer fal
low, eta., the plaintiff has incurred
an indebtedness to the defendant of
ll'ivi Hnd that defendant owes the
plaintiff a total of Ill0f.lt, making a
difference of 12 J. is in favor of thei
plaintiff. He asks that the case be I
i lamiated without rosts to the de.
rndant 9, A. I.widl Is his attorney
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.. Feb. 2j.
Republican house leaders appealell
to the city health authorities to place
a guard ovec Representative O. G
Kolllns. now In the city detention hos
pltal with smallpox, to prevent demo
crats of the lower chamber from car
rying OOt' their threat to bring Rol
lins Into the chamber to vote on the
emergency clause of the new election
registration law.
The emergency cluuse Is held up by
a legislat've deadlock.
Does Your
Dentist
Hurt You?
If so you are not getting
the beat 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.
BASEBALL I tills VICTIM.
Little Idaho Girl. While Walchlm
(toys Play, Is I utally Injured.
BOISE, Idaho. V
isi-ball fatality of
i the state of Idahi
b. 23. -The first
the 1916 season
. If not in the na
tion, took place Sunday afternoon In
the country two miles from Nam pa,
wh-n Mildred. th- 1 1-2 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ifarek. was struck .ver the heart with
a baseball and died from the effects
a few minutes afte rward.
The litil girl was struck accident
ally while watching some boys al
Ma:'.
Portuguese 'lze Steamers.
BBON, Feb. j', The Portuguese
inn. lit has Helled eight Herman
Iters in Balnl Vincent harbor.
HORSE PLAYED PART
IN BUILDING UP THE
Djj Shortage I- Serious.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. Clothing
manufacturers of the I'nlted Statet
are so short of dyestuffs that a nation-wide
appeal Is to be made to the
public to recognize the fact that It
must content itself with the simplest
colors in apparel.
This was announced at the depart
ment of commerce after a conference
between department officials and of
ficers of the National Association
Clothiers.
How to Make a
Delightful Day
A Hint to the Mother, Wife and Daughter
Do your shopping in the morning while the clerks
have more time to give you. Take lunch with the
father, husband or friend at The Kopper Kettle.
During the afternoon pay some of your social obli
gations with an Afternoon Tea at The Kopper
Kettle.
If you go to see a picture in the evening stop at
The Kopper Kettle for a cup of their famous choco
late. Your day has been an easy one, free from care,
and the monotony of home life, has been destroyed.
FROM THE PEOPLE
Till: LADY WINS
PKI.VCK OWNED BY OOL. MAX
PORT, PASSES AWAi Mr
MJE or : YEARS.
mu About Use and Selections of Spectacles
' PerasjsM ftfruwg SMMl iHM 1st res Uusi prtat at
f la r frnsa tft eye wfcb east a .nirt. saw
tU to a4 to read it artr nark sepamlelr If anaUa la 4o a
jvw ra are sVfer1iaAd thawM have 'snaaeWtal ate-fiLuM Wkaa
Use eea - - . 1 fm ragduagj r swWag, - IsMt
Uwrra4 or ran IsfslliSI. Hal sure 'An has iKat f , are
fseasM Taa ff . M m rhaan (ua4t an of ur equal dnatf
aad hae ianpwfOr lamas Mrfaraa '-oetlneasl aaa af Umsm
fswa h - I nmb Hi pa-. Jrr ' """' "
ffkaa Um ffisarlOT af fHiwsiifsitm V saffV; ocrfana to ihe (teat "
SEE
DALE RQTIiWELI
Optical StMciaKst
American Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone 609.
i Bast Orafontaa special.)
iUtaMIsTTON, ore., Feb. 21-
Prince," a horse twenty-one yagfl
old and owned by Col, II. O Xewporl
of thin city, recently died. There
probably wa no animal of greater
Importance In the building of this
Section of tho country. He was pur
chased In 18 by Mr. Newport and
bas beat) used QOhttnnally by the New
port oonntrui tlon company In their
many contract of importance was
the building of the Hnake River Valley
MCtlOa of the O.-W. It N. Three
hundred miles of Irrigation canal In
Umatilla county, the Coyote cut-off.
the Columbia Highway at Hood li ter
and ubout one thousand acres ot
Umatilla project ground which Wit
graded and leveled.
Editor Bast Oregonlan:
I am writing this to a.ik d to set
tle an argument between my husband
Mid myself. We have been reading
(In Home of your Imperii, Bent to me
by a frieml living in Pendleton i "I
tin- terrible snowa you have had np
there. I said that in December, 18HI,
the snow (the same that Mr. Henry
Taylor speaks of) was at least 18
Inches deep after It had settled. My
husband says that at no time did the
snow fall to a depth of more than 14
inches I told him I was sure he was
mistaken. Then he said: "Write to
the blast Oregonlaa, they can tell
you," and I am taking him at Ills
word and will be glad If you will set
tle the question !
My husband worked for the has!
oregonlan when J. H Turner OWned
it and we were living In Pendleton
the time of the big snow and for s
good many years after that, but now
we are living In "Sunny 8oulhe-n
California," the land of Hiinshlne and
flowers no place like It on earth
Very truly,
MHS. R, A BOnROUOHBt
1111 West 53rd Street,
Uos Angeles, Calif.
The Sfiow of 'ff.
(Note) In answer to the Inquiry
of Mrs. Hurrough. the files of the
Knst Oregonlan for December. 1884,
show us follows:
Dec. 23 thn snow In Pendleton was
reported to be "about two feet" deep.
Dec 2 the enow was reported as
28 feet deep between Adams and He
lix. Correspondence from Vanaycl"
showed the snow to be 28 leches deep
there December 2& ( 1884).
Correspondence from Weeton re-
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