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PAGE EIGHT
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1916
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Just Received
Another Shipment
Strawberries &
Raspberries
Strawberries 6 Cans 81.00
Case $3.75
Raspberries 5 Cans $1.00
Case $4.00
Phone Us Your Order
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St.
REMEMBER!
Boy Is Born.
A son iiiis born hist Friday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hamuli
who live east of the city.
Commercial club Meeting.
The monthly Commercial associa
tion meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at which time the newly elect
ed officers will be inducted into of-
Taken to Hospital,
V. K. Ogle formerly employed by
the Warren Construction Co., has been
taken to St. Anthony's hospital suf
fering from an abscess or the hip. He
will probably undergo an operation
interest rates is shown by the sale ot
(100,000 Walla Walla school bond)
n few das ago. The bonds sold at par
and draw four and a quarter per cent
interest. The bonds were bought by
the state of Washington. The Lum
bermen's Trust Co. of Portland Mil
4 1 '.' per cent for the bonds.
Kansas is very iry.
That Kansas is surfering from I
shortage in the rainfall is the report
brought back by u Lebee of Dayton
who stopped over hero yesterday en
route home from a Mslt in the Sun.
flower state.
Die From Convulsions.
Mrs. V. V. Hall, wife of a linker
county farmer, died last night at St.
Anthony's hospital of convulsions
brought about by complications at
tending confinement. The body is be
Itlg prepared for shipment buck to
Baker where interment w 111 be made.
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR WANTS, WHEN IT COMES TO WEARING APPAR
EL, THE GOLDEN RULE STORE HAS IT FOR LESS.
Look us up compare our price the quality and the patterns then you will be
convinced. Buying for 83 Big Busy Stores cutting overhead expenses having less
than sale prices every day of the year are several good reasons why you can buy
for less here.
Moies to BagaMi
J N. Chambers, formerly with the
Alexander department store in this
city and who was also formerly a
member of the firm of Chambers &
McCune of Albany, recently moved to
Eugene to take a position with the
Golden Kule Store there.
One of Three Held.
J. H. Clarke, one of the trio of men
arrested recently In La Crande and
brought back here on a charge of
stealing hats from the Max Itaer
store, has been held to the grand Jury
by Justice of the Peace Joe II. Parke I
but Arthur and Emmett Russell, the
other two. were released today, there
being no evidence to connect them I
w:th the offense.
Ladies' Spring Waists !Sc 1.98, $2.9
Ladies' Kinumas 8 $1.-19, $1.98,
$2.98.
Ladies' Gingham Dresses 98o
Ladies' Bungalow Aprons 49
I, aiiies' Waist Aprons 25?
Ladies' Gingham Petticoats 2.V, 39.
49
Ladies' Sateen Petticoats 4f) 69c, 98f
Ladies' Silk Petticoats ... $1.98. $2.98
Ladies' Press Skirts $2.98, $3.98 and
$4.9S.
Ladies' Rain Coats $3.98, $4.98. $6.90
to $14.75.
Ladies' Spring Coats $5.90. $6.90,
$7.90 to $22.50.
Ladies' Spring Suits $12.50. $14.75,
$17.50.
Men's New E. and W. Dress Shirts !8,
$1.19.
Men's Work Shirts
Men's Heavy Sateen Shirts
39 H
15t g
Men's "Milton and Goodman" Shirts 98 j
Men's Leather Faced Gloves 15
Men's Heavy Canvas Gloves, .", pair ,'25f g
Boys' Colored Shirts 25f 39, -I5 g
Boys' Blouses 2.V, 15f jjj
Boy' New Norfolk Suits $1.98. $2.98,
$3.98.
Men's Suits $7.90, $9.90., $12.50 s
Men's Work Shoes $1.98, $2.49. $2.98,
$3.50.
Men's Crossett Shoes, $ti value $4.50 M
DiCCCalrL.DC AIM PQCIAJ UAV Tlnclpa de tatoriaa art
AOOLrlOLriO AllU UntTl Ifl A I issing. They are believed to have
HAVE BEEN LOST IN WRECK
French Decorate Kitchener.
UMJDON, March 6 Reports from iiNTxx, March 6. Field Marshal
Santos. Brazil, declared 440 passen. g. Kitchener. British Secretary oi
gers and the crew of the Spanish j state for War recelved ,ne, grand cor-
don of the Legion or Honor from
' ; the French ambassador at the war of
ii i 1 ' eras officially announced.
Expert repairing
"TT Dale Rothwell
and Jewelry. f
, OPTICAL
Satisfaction guaranteed SPECIALIST
Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses
NVCi, HanSCOlTl American National Bank Building,
THE Jeweler. Pendleton. Phone 109.
Bean of Brothers' Death.
Mrs H. C. Schumann received news
Saturday Of the sudden death of her,
brother, G. W. Colby of Lake Mills, j
Iowa Mrs. Schumann's little son.
Hubert, has been seriously ill for
some time but is reported slightly im.
proved today. However, ne is still at
the hospital.
State Leader Here.
Paul V. Marls, state leader in the
county agent and extension work In I
Oregon. Is here today. Mr. Maris is j
Interested in the subject of a county j
expert for I'matilla county and says,
that 'f there is sufficient interest to
justify some meetings will be held here
this fall for the purpose of thoroughly
explaining the alms of the work and
the methods followed.
You Can Alwayi
Do Better At
40m g3 1 i'iiii i i i i tMP
We Lead,
Others Follow
Brother Is Killed.
Charles Rohrman received a tele
gram Saturday morning telling ot th
death of his brother George on the
Flathead reservation in Montana. Ho
was killed by a falling tree, the tele
gram stated, but no further particu
lars were given. The local Mr.
Rohrman left Saturday evening for
Montana to attend the funeral.
Ill
Judgment Handed Down.
In the case of J. A. Fee vs. Dr. M
V. Turley. plaintiff has been given
judgment for $341.95 and $14:'. 65 and
a mortgage securing the indebtedness
Is ordered foreclosed. In the case of
Waldemar Seton, administrator of the
estate of Jakob Relin. vs. August E.
Ring et al. plaintiff has been given
judgment for 11650 against Ring and
the First National Bank of this city 1
has been given judgment against him'
for $2041.32. Mortgages securing the i
same are ordered foreclosed.
this city next Friday to discuss school
taxes and other matters of general in
terest to the men who Handle school
affairs. The principal speaker ut the
meeting will be Supt. Klemme of tho
Ellensburg schools, but supt. Young
is arranging for other speakers who
will make up a good program On
Saturday Supt. Young and Supt.
Klemme will go to Milton where i
meeting of all of the teachers Of the
east end districts will be held.
Marriage License lamed.
A marriage license was issued t,
Lee Uoy Logsdon of Grant county itn
Sarah C. Miller, uf Weston today.
which Violate! the city ordinance lim
iting entertainments on that day to
sacred and educational music lec
tures, addresses and recitations
Suit wus filed against the largest
theater In MOW York. alleging on
February It) a performance was given
which Included "tragedy, comedy, op
era, ballet, farce, negro minstrels,
dancing and other prohibited avhlbl-lions."
I IM S DRAWN IX HOUSE.
Training Each turning.
Buddy Stevens, who will meet Kid
Saltmarsh in a ten round bout Thurs
day evening, is working out each ev- j
ening in the rear of the Taylor cigar
store and invites all fans to watch
him. Saltmarsh is getting In shape,
for the go In the old Commercial
gymnasium. Both boys are down to :
weight now.
Poultry Poultry
Bone Shell Grit
Poultry Foods and Tonics
FRESH FROM THE FACTORY
CAR LOAD JUST RECEIVED
It's what makes the cackle and the cackle makes the
eggs. Also
CHICK FOODS FOR THE LITTLE ONES, WHEAT,
CORN, BARLEY, OATS, BRAN, ETC.
Shady Brook Dairy Feed Make More Milk. Shady
Brook Horse Feed More Strength.
COLESWORTHY'S
Falls III on Arrival Here.
Arriving here Saturday from heri
home In Pennsylvania to visit her.
son. the mother of Will Moore, welt
known grain buyer, became very 111
with pneumonia. Mr Moore was in
Portland on business and arrive!
home yesterday morning upon receipt
of a message telling of his mother's
illness. She is reported a little im
proved today.
er Inch of Rain Already,
Though this Is but the sixth day of!
March, already 1.02 Inches of mnlstuit j
has been precipitated according to!
the official records. The sleet and j
two Inch snow of Saturday night anj!
Sunday morning carried .44 of an
Inch of moisture and last night there!
was a precipitation or 06 The re
mainder came prior to Sunday. The'
normal for the month Is but 1.62 ,1
The snow of yesterday morning was '
verv damn and under the wind that
came up during the day and contin
ued most of the night, vanished
Mies t,, Recover IMfers.
Alleging that O. W. Carpenter has
unlawfully kept possession of four
heifers, valued at $75 each, since Jan.
30, Matilda Woodruff today filed suit
to recover the animals or $300. Hur
spool & Benson of Walla Walla are
h. r attorney!.
Alta and Cottonwood.
Phone 134
Will More curio Ooilectlou,
Major Lee Moorhouse. who will !
soon move his Insurance office from
the present location to the room In
the Eagle-Woodman building former
ly occupied by the Electric studio
will install his famous collection and I
Indian curios in his new office. Most
of the collection Ii now at bis home on i
Water street. The major plans to
move within the next two weeks and.
meanwhile, workmen are preparing
his new quarters
Baker Wool Sold.
Baker papers carry reports of the
contracting of 500.000 pounds of Ba
ker wool to Portland and eastern
firms. The prices are given at 'Jo and
21 cents. if the wool sold at such
Priced the Bakerttel took prices ma
teriallv lower than hnve been offered
been offered for good fine wool here.
The Baker men reported as selFnC
were Orson Moody, 90,600 pounds; M.
F Cundlff, 20.onn pounds; A. H.
Hampton. 96,000 pounds and K. John
si. n. 36,000 pounds. The contracting
v. as by Berthold and Qereon Nenbef'
ger.
WckmIsum Ca tehee lire.
While thawing out the pipes of the
WOOdaaw owned by Hen Burroughs
this morning, workmen accidental)
set fire to the machine and a fire al
arm was turned In. The machine wa.i
on Locust Hill at the time. Little dif
ficulty was encountered In extinguish
ing the flanies and the damage did not
Fortune lefl to urs-s.
I'LAINVIHW. Tex. Man h 6. Aft
er having nursed during n fatal Ill
ness a laborer, apparently lacking
means of support. Mrs J. I. Karnest
and her daughters hnve learned that
their patient. J M Tnggl" Of Macon
8a., before his death nnd bequeathed
to them 110,000 life Insurance.
Toggle It Is said, hafl no near rel
atives, He arrived here recently seek-
jvork and was said to be a
of several fraternal orders.
(Continued from page one.)
Hacksher before the reichatag today
His position was similar to that o'
Senator Stone, chairman of the for-1
elgn relations committee. He discuss- j
ed the German-A mrlcan situation it
some length
"The submarine Is our legal WOap-l
on ns Lansing himself admits. A sul-1
marine that attempts to warn armed
merchantman, puts Itself in grave'
danger since It Is easily damaged.
America savs she wants to settle the
Herman controversy before taking
op trade relations with Kngland, hold
ing the ouestlons affecting human
lives to be first. Hoes America real-j
Ize how many thousands of WCtncn
and children In (lermany and Poland!
lack norlshment today? America does
not Insist on the right 10 send milk
and food to the licrman people la
not that a question nf lives, ton?"
to H!m;r f iimiv i i k
(Oontlhued from page nne.)
ing
men
Ii I Market is Good.
That the bond market
bond ssues mav be sold
Directors to convene Here.
County Superintendent I. K. Young
has called a eonventlon of the school
'directors of the count to be held In
Gotham Sundaj Ud shaky
NKW YORK. March 6. A cam
paign w:us begun by the corporation
counsel In bafialf of the city against
the Sunday theatrical performances,
WOULD USE LOBBYISTS IN CONGRESS NOT SUFFRAGE
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the following statement Issued bv
Julia c Utthrop. inief of the chil
dren! bureau Of the r. S. department
of labor:
For the three 'ears the bureau hai
been in existence it has put a consid
erable share of Its energy In'" a sta
tistical study of the social ami eco
nomic causes of Infant mortality, plan
ned with the greatest care and con
ducted by trained field agents with
all possible precision The results ot
this Inquiry are being published, as
the law requires. In a series of reports
which consist of statistical tabulations
accompanied by descriptive text.
There are many million fathers ant
mothers in the I'nlted Stntes. Includ
ing many of the best educated fathers
and mothers, who have never read a
statistical table and never will Yet
hidden within the figures of the bu
reau s reports on Infant mortality, thu
leading of which they will : . cessfulU
evade, lie stern facts snout th dan
gers which beset American babies
These figures give a clue to tho rea
sons why, on the great average, ons
baby In eight dies Iwfore the first year
of life. They show that this average
obscures a wide gamut with compar
ative immunity from infant Iosm at
one end and with fearrul infant wast-i
at the other.
The Baby Week emphasizes tho
constructive tide of Infant care. It
addresses not only individual parents
but rommunltlea
The beat test of its value will be
the work that follows ft
Undoubtedly every state board of
health should secure what only six
states have at present - a special dl
vision of child hygiene No city or
town should fall to provide Instruc
tive nursing service and to pay con
stant heeil to the problems of hygiene
and sanitation, of proper housing and
or recreation spaces, since all theeu
Immediately affect the welfare of In
fants There nre 3009 counties In the Uni
ted states. In every rounty seat there
should be a center for the health
work of that county - a station for ex
amining babies, and idder children,
ami for furnishing expert advice for
keeping them well in short, a health
teaching center
We must have complete birth reg
istration. All these will be institutions for the
common uso no more revolutionary
no more eleemosynary, than public
si hools and weather bureaus and ag
ricultural experiment stations
The New Zealand Inrant mnrtalit ,'
rale Is less than one-half of ours and
Is being further reduced
Why take less pains Tor Americas
babies than New Zealand takes '
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m&s noKf'JM dcr whitehovsc:.
KW YORK March 4 Taking a
leaf from the male politicians, the I
suffragettes are advocating lobbyists!
in congress to force the passage of'
the Susan H. Anthony amendment.
Mrs. Carrie t.'hastnan '.'att. presl-j
dent of the National Woman Suffrage
Associat on, speaking batata the Fed-'
eral Conference of the .New York
toman Suffrage party, where she!
was Introduced by Mrs. Norman de it
Whitehouw. chairman of the confer
ence said
tine trouble with the women of
.'.iioriea." she said, "Is that they are
not working seriously enough In
Washington We should have lob
byists there Another fault right In
this state was the feeling of coming
defeat n the midst of the fight "
"There were Just enough of you
women.'' the speaker went on. "who
fell that you had no chance of victory
and who had resignedly went to coun
try and seashore, to bridge parlies
and to dances. Instead of fighting, to
throw the balance the other way.
"If we women had that momentum
that goes with the faith and absolute
conviction that we are going to win,
we would have polled enough extra
votes In the last election to have ear
lied the state."
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