East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 24, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 24, 191(5. ro si I CKDD JI'DGE im; i A . J. i i A i A U i Ai A I A h 4. J A 4 A A AJL A i AJ, AA A iU AJ, U A iAAAAiiiU, A 4Aiti.i51 .V Til IfXMfm, ! iM nlm - ... Hii I 1 J Juiy Clearance Sale IS TRULY A CLEARING OUT OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE AT A TIME WHEN YOU CAN USE TO BEST ADVANTAGE AND GET FULL BENEFIT IN FACT TO BE WORN UP INTO EARLY FALL. THE RE DUCTIONS ARE EXTREMELY LOW, WHICH MEANS A BIG SAVING ON EVERY PURCHASE, WHETHER LARGE OR SMALL. MAKE IT A POINT TO BE ON HAND TOMORROW. SIO.OO Will Do Wonders in Our Ready-to-Wear Dept. TUESDAY A select lot of Cloth Suits. Silk Suits, Dresses and Cloth Coats. Silk This is the greatest bargain opportunity of the year. Every garment is this season's style. We will not quote comparative prices for to do so would arouse skepticism. Suffice to say that no single item sold originally for less than $17.50. In the Cloth Suits Copenhagen blue, navy blue and green, in Silk Suits, navy blue, black and tan ; in Silk Dresses, black, navy and Copenhagen blue ; in Coats an assorted variety in checks and the most desirable colors of the season. CHILDREN'S SOX 15c One lot Children's Sox, new styles, shown in white with colored tops and plain white; all sizes for the little ones. The pair 15c TABLE LINENS All our Table Linens, Napkins. Lunch Cloths. Lunch Napkins. Table Cloths are to be put out on Bargain Counter. Right now you will be able to use the goods. Some special Table Damask Cloth and Napkins for harvest time. TABLE LINEN 65c Quality, July Clearance Sale 48C 75 Quality. Julv Clearance Sale 59c $1.00 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale 79c . $1.25 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale 97c S1.50 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale $1.18 $2.00 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale $1.61 $2.50 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale $1.95 S3.00 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale $2.27 NAPKINS Including Dinner and Lunch Napkins. $1.00 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale 87c S1.35 Quality, July Clearance Sale $1.10 $1.50 Quality, Julv Clearance Sale $1.18 $1.75 Quality. Julv Clearance Sale $1.47 $2.00 Quality, Julv Clearance Sale 81.59 $3.75 Quality. July Clearance Sale S3.13 $4.00 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale $3.39 $4.50 Quality. July Clearance Sale 83.98 $5.00 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale S4.1S $5.50 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale $4.69 $6.00 Quality. Julv Clearance Sale $5.10 $6.50 Quality, July Clearance Sale $5.39 $7.00 Quality. Julv Clearance Sale $5.98 $7.50 Quality, July Clearance Sale 86.29 $9.00 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale $7.65 $10.00 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale 88.13 TABLE AND LUNCH CLOTHS $1.00 Quality, July Clearance Sale 79c $1.25 Quality, July Clearance Sale 95c $1.50 Quality, July Clearance Sale $1.17 $2.00 Quality, July Clearance Sale $1.61 $2.50 Quality, July Clearance Sale $1.95 $3.00 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale $2.39 $3.50 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale $2.88 84.00 Quality, July Clearance Sale $3.31 $5.00 Quality. July Clearance Sale $4.28 86.00 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale 84.85 87.00 Qualitv. Julv Clearance Sale 85.79 88.00 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale 86.75 89.00 Qualitv, Julv Clearance Sale 87.65 810.00 Quality, July Clearance Sale 87.95 HARVESTING NEEDS Note the items in this list and see if you don't need one or more to complete your outfit, in readiness for the dash upon the harvest fields. Let us fill them for vou. Comforters 98c to 83.00 Blankets 50c to 85.00 Bed Spreads 98C to 83.00 Sheets 83c to 81.25 illow Cases 23f to 25c Aprons 49C to $1.25 Towels 5C to 25C Toweling 5c to 25C' Carhartt Overalls $1.25 Boss of Road Overalls 81.00 Sox 5C. 10c 15c Shirts 50C. 7.V. 81.00 Handkerchiefs 10c 15C Gloves $1.50. 81.75 Canvas Gloves 5C. IOC. 15c. 25C The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade 9 M',ss MM Zimmerman has in i eplcd a position U McM RBd telegraph editor of the BMN oregoniaa, beginning upon her now duties thu morning. .Mrs. II F Johnson ol Maple it reel entertained a small party of friends with a luncheon Wednesday at inn Anne Davenport tea house on Mount Zlon. Those present were: Mrs M. J. Lane mul Miss Neva Lane Of I'en illeton. Mrs C, BL Jackson, Mrs. T. 0, Taylor and Mrs. H b Johnson. Portland uroKonlan. Mr. and Mrs Walter fre.sswell en tertained in a charming manner on Saturday, asking a number of their friends for an evening of eards at I their ranch home lever a miles north of rendition Mrs H. B, Pecker was a delightful dinner hoatSSJt estenlny. entertaining a gtOllp Of friends at her country home Bn circling the prettily ap pointed table were Mrs. Will Wyrlck, Mis- Ada Decker. Miss Hilda llelger- son. Byron Qttmm and the hostesa Mrs A. K. Otis of The Dalles. Is a house guest of lira It. H llaymond. Mr and Mrs. W. N. Matlock re t timed last night from Eugene and Portland where they nave been vlsit Ing relatives. Tln-y were accompan ied by Miss Lulu Matlock who has been attending school in Portland the past year. After leaving BOhOOl Miss Matlock visited relatives In Eugene -l8Mffc-3i. . i o I'll Indira John II. Clark of tli ed States district court at Cleveland h,m Wii nominated by President Wilson for associate Justice of the I'nited States supreme court to gUC- .a-l lmmMtmtm lllHllei- I'tllll'IcS E i rm wvwvim " - - - Hughes. In Cleveland Judge Clarke for a long time wa associated In polities with the lute Mayor Tom Johnson 'and Secretary Of War Maker He has been classed us it progi"..... deinocnit and has taxen urt In e erul reform movements. The girl with a j clear skin wins I( you, too, arc emhairrassed by I u pimply, blotchy, unsightly turn plcxion, just try I RinolSoap rtgultirly lor a week and ve if it docs not make a Wetted ilifTi rtngg in your skin. In severe cases a little K i sin' 'I i Nntmeni should ai he used. Resinol Soap helps ; make red, rou ta hands and arms I" silt .mil white, and (O keen the bail Ik tlthy and free mm dan druff. Omtaini no fret alkali. Resnii'l Basp I' l) Ml m M4 limU lafskbMnitala .. .. iIi tutetaa ioti. of the European soldier. Moat ol . . I.. a k.M ' til . , a It III M OO II, .1 ll.ua in.... aaa i is an army luxury and conse iuently ! when Kumpean powers moblliied mllllnns of men nntl began feeding I Uim inaal Tht nrlce went IIP Our soldier, the heel fed In the world, is I getting his usual amount of me.it. but I no more than that." I Wholesale beef prices have attu- ally decreased In the past month UNKNOWN PROWLER IS MYSTIFYING MARSHFIELD COURT MARTIAL ORDER FOR TEXANS RECEIVED M A KSHFI KI.D. ore, July 14. 4 Perhnp Nightly vlalta to Marahfleld homes by if the I'nit-iun unidentified prowHr continue, de- spue the vigilance or scores of am- SAN" ANTONIO, July no episode in the hlaton ed Mules army ever faded away so silently and died a quicker natural neath than the court martial ordered for the recaJofrant Texas mitliliamen who refused to bp mustered into the federal Service for duty on the bor der. The courtmartlal simply "died a born'm' " and it has been Impossible to get a lucid statement of what havp I penad, or rather, did not happen. I Irom any official at Fan Sum Hons- j ton. headquarters of tne southern di-1 ateur sleuths. During the past two nights the boniei Of Muir Dana and Mrs. Hose Mclntoch wer itered. although the espionage has bgcont general In 'itch i-ii.' the propert) In the house has been strewn promiscuous ly about the rooms. This corresi onds 1 1 . ihia Ketlnna of the marauder In other visits. In a dozen nr IS raid nothmg has been stolen BO tar as known, but in all oaeea the pram Uses rob- vlsion. I were left In a state or dlsordel At first 116 Texas state gugfdg Drawers, closets, trunks and flatly refused to take the oalh More I ree.ua were rummaged and the than that, they declared they would.,,,,,.,, -..-uttered The fact that stay at the concentration camp until' hery does not appear to be the mo tile government or the stale of Texas ! tve hHS ,.( n ,-,,nslderable air o( or somebody paid tnelr railroad fare mygfasn over the depredations back home. I Nearly ail the unwelcome vial ta il was put up to trie Texas nation-! ,,,ns w(.r,, e,f,.i-te, miring the .liter al guard. Since the state body has, n, earl evening, The last been mustered Into tne regular army, I raid the the IP Texas off'icials Sftld It was up to regular army meaning Major Gen Ki .-del ick I-'unstun. He passed it 0 .Secretary of War Baker. Secre tary of War linker passed it up to j the war department The president ordered a courtrnartial, Major H, C Winship Of the staff of the judge ad vocate general, came all the way from I Washington to handle the delicate situation. The government "had a bear by Ihetail." "Oh, it will lake mime time to in j vest! gate all the circumstance.- and decide on the best plan of lotion,' j Major Winship said vaguely when he first reached Fort Sam Houston. There has been hfl court martial fact is that nearly all of the men ho hung back have since oome Into I the service One by one they have ,.,i ! ilfifleil in and asked Major Winship1 T I how they could go about getting tO 1 Mm the border with their companies. hus Tho-i- who have expressed such de-j ing sire, have been sent on to their com-jt. il. ! mauds. Bui the i-narges against on ! thi m hae not been dropped j That is the status of the qourtmar. ; tt.it now. It Is doubtful if the few ho'dmg out will be tried, and the de paftment has not yet found out how to drop the charges against those who make it appear thai the pn ler is fully Bwgre or the pre, notions taken by householders, and bus little trouble Selecting unguarded homes for his operations. ) I. I II ll.TKII R .11 DOE. Pending Indkttancm I gainst Heav band Sloo- (loo-lions. ludge ollt t. ihlch H 'i'ii PHII-ADBLPHIA, Jul It, Brown, in domestic relatione stopped a cross-examination aimed to reveal details of relation between William H. Armstrong a tea estate broker, and "some one'' in i New York hotel lust February. Armstrong's wife, Anne, who live at l':':i South Forty-ninth street, petl tloned the court for a support orde from Iter husband Armstrong plead HEAT FLASHES, DIZZY, NERVOUS Mrt. Wynn Tells How Lydia L Pinkham't Vegetable Compound Helped Her DuringChange of Life. Richmond, Va. -"After taking even bottles of Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound I feel like a new woman. I al ways had a headache during the Change of Life and was also trrillidaaal X'ith AthuP j J had feelings com- . I! j dizzv tiiM'lls. m rvous feelings anil heat (lushes. Nov 1 am in hett-r health than I ever was anil recommend your remedies to a! I my friends. "--Mr. Lena Wvn.v, 0,12 K U Street, Richmond, Va. While C'hnngc of Life is a most crit ienl pgrlod of I wrinan's existence, the annoying syniptoms which accompany it may bo controlled, ami normal health restored by the timi ly use of Lydia E. 1'iiikhum' Vegetable Compound. Such warning symptoms are it sense of suffocation, hot headaches, l ackachcs, dread of impending evil, timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks before the eyes, irregularities, constipation, variable ap petite, weakness and ioqojetode, and dizziness. For these abnormal conditions do not fail to take Lydia L'. lutikham' Vege table Coniotiid. HI ha i l one the I in. matter will I Major ninahl 111.- vaguely. places, which Armstrong admit Meagher pursued th.- esamlnatl- on. and asked Armstrong about the New York episode. William A. Univ. eottnsjel for the bUeband interrupted with in objer tion, saying that Armslrong was un der Indictment for n statutory of fense, and his testimony might in criminate him. Judge Itrown stop ped the cross-examination, and made nn order on Armstrong of g 2 2 . r. 0 a week for his wife's support. WARM, CLOUDY WEATHER FORECAST FOR OREGON K HNEH PI-SVSWNS hti i;i.k Pile Take DOUBLE MURDER CAUSES SENSATION IN CHILE BTTBKOi aires. July I eational double murder, Chilean societ; circles, was, Miss Klanca Flgueroa. beautiful dau n dispatches from Santiago, ghter of the Chilean minister to Ar gentine, in the eomomnv of a well former dressed Argentine man. whose Identity I has not been established. He shol tine and reported Chile. Deputy Riesco. son of president of chile and himself a mem- . A sen '"'""""I Per of the hilean national congreas, ; Miss Flausros throuirh the heart and persons figuring In exclusive Argen-, entered the Hotel Oddo and found ! killed her companion with two bul- , -I'-ts through the brain. ; Jealousy is supposed to have been ggaB5!,"Fg""gWMliBfSpSg.j ,)i rTlotivp for the crime, though Ki i refused to answer questions. a TRUST CAPACITIES This bank is empowered by law to act in all respects as an individual can act, as Administrator, Trustee, Executor, Guar dian or in any other trust capacity. Age, experience, financial strength and conservative methods are among the many advantages offered by this bank. Consultations invited. Mlllt; pulsory. ry service In Portugal is I.ONMON is TO SEE U-BOAT. iiptivt- German oy-i is to ip- Fx hriiitni ti pnbttr. LOKDON, Julv 22 The first offi cial annouscamenl that c.reat Britain tu . , had captured a 'lerman submarine the I -35 class wa.i made In the house of commons by Thomas Mc .Samara, financial secretary of the ad miralty He Said that one of these VSSasU would Is- brought to London to Is viewed by the public. TREAT YOURSELF to a dish of our pure ice cream. You have no idea how it re stores a tired body or soothes a worried mind. It is delicious in flavor, smooth in texture. It is a cream so wholesome that doctors recommend it for in valids Better get acquainted with some today. All Pendleton's best butter is put in Blue Cartons. Be sure that, vou get it when your order butter. Pi WASHINGTON, Julv 24 States- The weather will be warm and generally fair in California and party overcast with normal tempera tures in Oregon anil Washington. Rocky mountain and plateau re gions: Temperatures will average near the seasonal normal with fair weather over Ihe plateau region and scattered local thundeishowers in the Rocgy mountain region FORMER BAKER DOCTOR ARRESTED IN PORTLAND Pendleton Creamery Phone 444 PORTLAND, July 24 - Chargen with practicing medicine without a license and with unlawfully append ing to her name the tetters "M. FJ.," ir Ki aiiees McCantYIess, formerly of Maker, a dHJglSSa physician was nr. rested last night on a complaint of Dr tfarn f. McKay, a member ol ibe i.tate board of medical examiners. After being In Jail a couple of hour." she Was released on JLTi'l cash ball, put up by (Jeorge c (itier. malinger of the Portland hotel, where she has her office. The arrest followed the signing of i ib-ath certificate by Dr. ktcCMdlem In the ease of Mary 'ihermeler of Vln Main str, last Tuo Uay. Ir. Mc CandleSS said today sue was induced against her will to ign the death cer tificate by lr K. II DamiMMehi Count coroner, allriough she had never treated Ihe patient nor evn ex amined her before her death, while the woman up to I rcw hours before lo l.eaie Miiiy. Two lo ( otntngnds u Home ! KOTTI-.lt DAM. July I'll. Dmperor William has decided to pension seven prominent generals holding important I commands In the Prussian army, ac cording to the Herllner Tagehlutt. a copy of which has been received here. All the generals have tender ed their f it'll iti-.n.-- I Five of them, fisneral von Itredow. I tleneral von Wlen-stkowskl. Oenerali i Kiokke. Cramer gad Von Boer, win leave the army, while the other two. Qensrats von Klein it ni Krshmer I have taken home COmands MEAT PRICES ARE NO HIGHER, SAYS PACKER Hong Kong Cafe 1ND XOODl.K PARLOR! Noodles AND Chop Suey Dnvilde Tray Orders a Hpertalty. Boxes for ladles and gentlemen. OPBN DAT AND ALL NIC.Hl MEALS 20e AND CP. Heal Tlrliets, 21 Mrnls for $-1.00 Special Chicken Dinner Sundays. 548 Main Street Next to E 0. Bldg. Pbons 101 her death, she said, had tient of Dr. liiimina CD. a p.l- CHICAOn, July 22.-Chicago pack ers furnished new proof thai Uncle Sam's soldier boys are not only the best fed on Ihe firing Hue but also a' home When the United Stales trooper marched away lo ,,, military duly he gets Just as much meal to eat as he got at home bat no more. This was Ihe answer packers gave today when asked If any more meat win. being Consumed ami if ihe price was am higher now than before the government ordered militia mobiil station and begun buying large quan tities of meat. "Whv should meiii prices be any higher'' The American spldler get?, lust as much meat ul home us h" does In the arm The lamand Is no greater just because the government Is buying meal In large quantities.! The American soldier or eivtllan HaJ mnnds his meat and gets II." one Chi cago packer said. "This Is not true Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES cs.nyr; HOT TAMALES CHILLI CON GARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date. FIMST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor Webb and Cottonwood Sts. Phons B67. Pendleton, Ore.