East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 17, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI i a PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1916. EIGHT PAGES WW 1 5U If You Want the no Matter What Best for the Price, the Price, Trade at THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where Quality, Value and Service is the Pass Word Where the Newest and Most Desirable Things are Always Shown First Parents Will Welcome These Re ductions in Boys Clothes ADDITION IS MADE TO TEACHING STAFF Of I! Up to 5.50 Japanese Kimonas 2.19 Imported Japanese embroidered kimonas. Light blue, prey and lavender. Specially priced at $2.19 Up to 27.50 Lingerie Dresses 9.98 This offer includes all of our net and lawn dresses. This season's best lawn models. It will pay you to investigate this offer. Special price $9.9S Up to $5.00 Brassieres 98c This is a large special lot of fancy Brassieres, broken lots and odd sizes. Your choice 98r Blankets A big shipment of cotton and German wool finish blankets: all sizes and colors; plaids and plain. Largest sizes; best quality; plain colors of white, grev and tan, contracting headings. ... 50f to $4.50 Plaid blankets are shown in pink, blue and gold. Each 81.98 to 86.00 Devenshire and Schoolday Cloth 32 inches wide and absolutely guaranteed fast col ors. Shown in plaids, checks and stripes. Especi ally used for house dresses, school dresses and rompers. See window display. The yard 20c With school days drawing so near, people will naturally look to The Peoples Warehouse for the .ut most values. You will find us mighty well prepared to get the little fellows ready for school. Boys' Cheviot Suits in Norfolk Styles, in the pop ular "Pinch Back" style and with patch pockets. Most of these suits have two pairs of knickerbockers. They are just the suits for general wear as they are medium weight and in serviceable mixtures. $5.00 Suits will go for only $3.95 $6.00 Suits will go for only $4.89 $7.50 Suits will go for only $5.95 $8.50 Suits will go for only $6.78 $10.00 Suits will go for only $7.69 $11.00 Suits will go for only $8.73 This sale will continue for the remainder of Au gust. Don't wait, be among the first, as first choice is always best. Phoenix Silk Hose The best guaranteed silk hose on the market. Best in quality, best in finish and best in fit and wear; all sizes and colors of black, white, red, em erald. Russian, nigre brown, sand, battleship, pearl, lavender, light blue, maise, purple, etc. Pair $1.00 Mrs William J. Furnish and her daughter. Mis, Stuart J. Moore, enter tained most d. ightfully last evening at their beautiful home on Portland Heights with a danelrig pariv. Eldon Furnish, who has been living at Ta-i-oma recently, arrived home and re . eived with his mother and sister. The rooms were a-bloom with lovely ... .,f a .T-.I..-1 flowers the nink L..ai..n ok.h. ,n,i eel tKaM nregonian Special.) ' ...... ,..,- , HBRMUTON. Ore.. Aug. 17. Te peas all ill me uema.e - ' .., ... . M.,pfri pink, were most effectively combln- imnm-lm ' " - - e.l buffet supper was served from snowing siau o, .cacora the dining room. Those present were ', the coming school year which Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vincent. W --epiemoer tin. Jr.. Judge and Mrs George M Pavla. H. "" superintendent l ... .. , ., .i,k ur Irof. R. I'. Spencer., science unt Mr. hiiu Jl I j. v mitr wwi , ... and Mrs l'ercv Hetherton. Mr. and n.athematlc..; Miss Kate llarton. tnt,-, Mr Jav Coffev. Mr and Mrs Ross " '! hlt.ry and girls' gvuina-, I Dickson Mrs. Clara Phillips. Mrs. ;; A K. Hensel. e.ghth grade and Brook Dckson. Miss VOna Guthrie. j manual training. MM Clan Hrvant. I Miss Kuth Fralev. Miss Margaret ttatt and seventh grade; Mis U ' Haeder Miss Katherine Fix. Eldon . fourth A and fifth I cv. -,.... nun. P.ti.,r Jack ggadrs: Miss Martha Kllndt. third WkM. Mamld Warner and F J and '"""h II. Miss Kloy Gollehur.- -Portland Juurnd. MANIAI. TRAINING AND GIRLa GVMM sth WORK NEW l l Ml RGB I OR HIGH SCHOOL, for will The United Artisans will hold theii Hummel, second and third Miss Harriet Har-1 rls. first grade. School Clerk J. H Young is in re- Mlsi i. ....,,,.1,1, ... .n.l d m.e n ceipt oi a leuer iooa; iron. Kagle -Woodman Hall OB Tuesday j Harris announcing her resignation on August --. All inemtwrs. ; ac, uum ui niiie-o. in wiu vam.. .. rdi- vacancv ,.n the tafi Which will ha.' evening their families and friends ally urged to attend. U. Taylor was in the yesterday serving civil Verne Belts is visiting in Haker I Rodger Caldwell of Walla Walla j was In 'he city yesterday. S. H. Webb uf Astoria was a busi ness visitor In the city. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely was in Meacham yesterday on official busi ' ness. I Sheriff T 1 Nye countrv I papers. I W. A. Slusher was in Portland cs I terdav t , lngs. Mr. and Mrs. J H Perr and ' Mis Jennie were registered at the Cornelius hotel in Portland yesterday J. D French of Gurdane has re- turned from Portland where he dn , 1 "sed of four carloads of cattle to the ' Portland union stock jards. to be flll.d within the next two week on acCOttM of the Increased num ber of pupils it has been necessary to add another teacher in the grades this year, Miss Ia. Dale Sucher being selected. Manual training ami girls' gymna sium work will be new fealures forj the high school this year. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Geary, of Oak- land, Calif , are guests at the home of Mrs. Geary s parents. Mr. and Mrs j J. F. McNaught this week Mr. and Mrs. J W, Scruggs, or Norman. Oklahoma, will arrive Sat-1 attend the Hughes meet- urday fora vis, I at the home of their son. Maurice D. Stroggs They are now visiting" in Irigon at the home ol their daughter Mrs Thomas Haw Thorne. Mr S. roggs ij head of the extension department of the I'nlver slty of Oklahoma at Norman ami Is spending his vacation In Oregon Mr. ami Mis. F. IV Reeves and lit tle son Fran. K arrived home this morning from Portland Mrs. J W (Don i Campbell is an- THE FLAVOR OF "SPEAR HEAD" IS UNIQUE I Qrw That Has Been Famous for a Third of a Century HAS THE RICH RED BURLEY TASTE Chewing is the only way to Eft ihe rich taste of the tobacco leaf. And the only form of tobacco in which ou get-the leaf as Nature made it is the plug form. A chew of Spear I lead plug tobacco has a wonderful fiavor such as you never did and never will tiitc in any other tobacco. That Spear Head flavor is unique, mellow, fruity, everlastingly delicious and satisfuug. Spear Mead has been famous for a ihiid of a century as the richest, tasti est of chews. It's made of sun-ripened, red Hur ley. And it's produced by the most modern methods, which develop the luscious flavor of the leaf to the su prcaie degree. It is safeguarded at every step in its rm.ki' g Tng factory is clean and san-ii-ry t!:s processes are pure-foo.l pro cesses hen the chofct red Hurley has been pressed into mellow, swrrt Spear Head plugs you have a chew that simpl) can't be equalled. Spear Head is the high quality chew of the world. Try pcar Head you'll never again be satisfied with any other chew. In 10c cuts, wrapped m wax paper. tlon of the conduct of the gaards whose laxity Is blamed for the escape. The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade I USUI W1I11MI I .ln-t the Thing for Diarrhoea. " IKiiin IM i-agn nun 1 ati n ' , ., .,.v ..i.., i.u) I tlclpatlni a visit f"ln her mother, over a week,'' write W. C Jones. R.if.,1-,1 " TV "I hecame so weak ' that ! coald not stand upright. A urd;,' i druggist rec ommended Chamberlain s , Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Hem ledy. The first dose relieved me and within two days 1 was as well as ever." Many druggists recommend this remedy because they know that it is reliable. Obtainable everywhere I Kne 1'etill Mrs Francea Tavior or Palo Aita Calif, who will arrive in this eltv Sat- Maurlce I) stroggs and small son .Joe, wenl to Irr.goti today to meet j Mr. Scruggs lather mid mother, Mr. and Mrs J. W S. r..gg wh.. arrived ihi morning Ifom Oklahoma, and are at the home of their daughter ' Mrs. Thomas Hawthorne. T W Sapper lett Saturday for for a visit with relatives tnH fr iaati.U lit- Uilt til- ll.Viimlil.Il- STEFFANSSON TO REMAIN home by hi, wire and l abv daugh- ho nave been visit- IN THE FROZEN NORTH ter,, Margaret, ing n Pennsv l JAIL BARS BURY LOVE ROMANCE OF WOMAN Kaisheilis were June 26, 1915. divorced ALTA mm 1 K c:. u-u . r..,i, ,a KANSAS WIFE BEATERS a a ia i iviu cad a u t n a a s uaaui rA r u...u.j r. i:'.- . WORK ON STREETS Friday and Saturday 5 Aug. 18 and 19, Md SeMatinee The Jolly Entertainers From the Childrens' Home, DesMoines, Wasih., will give three performances on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUG. 18 AND 19. Presenting the first night "Hie Ten Thousand Dollar Beauty" A two act musical comedy. 24 KIDDIES, THE JUVENILE FUN MAKERS I Ex-Husband Gets License to Wed, Same Day. ,'SA.- ITY. Aug. 17. Two in DENVKR. Colorado. August i7.- handeuffed together, tried taefft After a trip h.ilf way acros- th- tually to sweep the main l.usim conUnent to marry John K- Morgan, otreet of Kansas City, Kan Hundrt Mr. Pan. ) B. Raishelll. daughter ol of persons who watched their clums;. Dr. . W. Bailey, 331 Uneoln street, c.fl(irts wlth the bT00mt wondered as 'H continue to explore newly dls.ov rout d her intended husband in jail in fli.rbiiuin f..r - . - utt.mlil Angeles. fa. ing a burglary . . . . h. h.. n.,t hen heard Irnm '"' meir wives, a patroi since that day and n Is believed the ""' "a-ding them explained br.,-L- ntf &aein? her flame behind I a..,. ..nralane. her mind, this morning. The notice of Los Angeles have been' made to erect a pillory In Kan ,.-Kl ,,. fina lr Haiheill and 1 )r i KLS City. Kan search for cnaineo prevented the step Arctic Explorer Will Continue months. i . . m I r- Miss Ada l'r.-inn has reti.no d : i in to Explore Newly D.s- , ., ., neat , covered Lands. Mr Mrs. B, I Davis .- ft. Old- 'akei and la.uis Garner left Sundav NOME, Alaska, Aug. 17. Vllhjai- toT Heppner They will go rroni mar Steffanaaon, the Arctic explorer. ; lhvr(. np mto ,nt, ,n,inlilins w, re who went into the far north regions aty wj, Juln lhe Qohn'l on a camp- 1 I ing and hunting trip. Mr. and Mm. J. I) Watson IM children, Ciarlci and John D.. Jr. Mr and Mrs K. W Bwaye and h I dren. Doris and iank Jr.. Mr and lt l T Hn.kle. Hale and PUHCOI (trick!.,.,,!, ... ,, .iPt Wultet ,f BSfl ho. com DOM a merry Gen Carranaa, recognises the fart that it cannot pull off Its regular rev olution In peace until It makes some sort of terms with the Dntttd States. Is it a Cx j Cough or Bad Blood ? Or. Pierce's V..-iieal I'isvi.vetv not only ciskm Bm ouogii bat it h "" derfnl ajtcrasitrt and tonic. It IihiUIs up the ni uk Isxly ! liel it llus very day (rioi an. med icine dealer, in either liquid 01 IgvbtM (.inn. or send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. V., for large trial package of tablets. Contains neither alcohol nor nar cotics. Its ingredient" arV in id" pub lic linl print d OK wrapper. It a pure alterative "xtnirt made i.ii giy- wrine from native Mots and berba. Have foo laconic rnn-down wttk, emaciated, imle that a on twigg of cold- .' DoM tl.f skin (iron thai the. bltssl li Ciin and wtigrj ? Spring is Hie time when vitality in nt it lowest abb claaa house nmi by rMnlui tba body "f its aoftnmnlatfrl i Isom Re fresh 'he blond with a ittmu'atin, i uic. ProfV by the experleti Build up the in a remedy, noh at Dr. Pi i Medical Dlscmerv.. h I t.. clvlltatlnn till year, according to v.oni brought here b) tha Ktaffanaaon party, who arrived on Kie .whooior Alaska during the night In St sad, he e.'.v. I .er.''. able deli t'MMi i halt 1 irgely Pi I liinkle. 11 inkle Bailey has taken up th his daughter In Denver She left Denver last Friday and I In sentencing S T Pike, idanned to be married the next Toes-i old. and It. B. Stephens. 35 led land north of Prin land. l-i ........ P.I .1, l .. . . j . . - T ... . Tnirt ioeu.1. u... , tn.lt aTr. ,,w camping in 1 . t...i..t..K .... , SSSraifnnS I .... .... , h the sentence of the police Judge, """"' " " mountains near HUlaway M-nrings WBUIUlliaw. ""o wrj PrnnU H i, I has TelUrneil from a two weeks' vacation trip spent on her father's mountain ranch near Dayton, wash. Mrs William T. Roberts and babv Recently an attempt to which wife beaten end charting the coast line bordering1 Union and Dolphin straits and the , Coronation gulf region far to the east of the mouth of the McKenzie river. 1 All of the party on the which left here in July, 1M Jl"lt!''ed with the exception of Da nr? oay. That day itoDert u. naisneu, nraay sa,u. dhnu engineer, who died her divorced husband, obtained a 11-1 together. Dt them be exposed on ; MaJ mi. cense in Denver to marry Hazel O. streets. If we can't have the pillory. M... .re .,f Colorado Sprinus. The ! we wll try this." Alaska. , return-1 liel Blue, j b.land in LADY WORKERS OF SOIL" IN ENGLAND POLICE HUNT; LAD SLEEPS Creek Dragged for Body Boy Who Quietly Rests At Home. Two hours of clean fun and frolic. Geo. . CottttHl, former Mayor of Seattle. Wah in writinp Mr. Draper, says : "I am glad to bear testimony to the good work of your little band of Jolly Entertainers, whom I have had the pleasure of hearing on tw o or three occasions. The man ner in which you use these children for the beneficial ob tect of maintaining the ','hildrens' Home, and at the same time educating and caring for the little ones in your band, w hile they are entertaining the public so delightfully, has alwa commanded my admiration." STREET PARADE AND BAND CONCERT AT 4:30 P. M PRICES 25c AND 50c. i j! , msm njin tr-rr t 'I saaaggeaaswawsB"'" son. Hilly, win leave rrtaay evening for Spokane for a visit at the home of Mr. Itoberts parents, Mr. and Mrs E. J. Roberts. Dr C O. Walnscott ha- a new five- ,assenger Ford. Mr. and Mrs. W A HUUaell and .children, and Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorg of Curse left the first of the week for HI da way springs I II. T. Halt hf returned Monday from a trip to Hldaway Springs I !.DIANAI' rLiBt Auc. Harlan iscus. 1 0 years old. (ieorge K. ITIecua, :'lt North N' l Jersey stret. slept wifely arid no doubt; room adj Notorious Convict Makes Rec- n '.' bl" home fea. ord in Comparatively 1 squad of' policemen were dragg'-Bg! , Full . reek in an effort to find his , ,ldv , CHICAGO, Aug. 17. Clyde Stratton I The poll.e rushed to the municipal notorious convict, and two other pris- ........ t..l fri.ii, tin ! !, '.. I.aihir, l.e.w h vuhen Al e,, Martin l lien bsto " ! . xa f,.i.. e,...a if,., ihev tentiary at SIXin Ullie DIRHUW xx.xn ..... PRISONER FLEES 6 TIMES FROM J0L1ET PRISON Short Career. Take This Case for Instance. llciiver Oregon. -r'1 wts - ifferinj lonfier than ij in uitiis with asthma broncliilis and aoffi Hiroul. I bad a very bad cough, ditticully in breatli ing, lightness about the chest; could not sleep; had in, appetite; was alwavs tired. I was miming down, (rom l!vS pounds to 117. Kvery one told rue I must clie 1 tatted t" use the 1 iolden Medical DitOoeerT,' sad with the hest ol retorts. I iisi-rl three bottles, which cured BW. I Usve DO asthma, no cough, n', sore Ihmat, no ditticnlty in bnathlng any in'.r". Bninchitis is gone. I ihank Or. I'ierce for his kind advice.1' Mrs. TugKEsii Toizaitb. ANSCO CAMERAS &..SPEEDEX FILM it was the out of some prison in a comparatively short criminal career, vMinam , j had found the clothing of a small boy on (he bank of the creek near th . . . a a i. .. r ' oeacn A s,uo umi eu........ , i..fi...t.. ..Iher j lielllv in the police boat dragged the i "an ano ........... .. . creek with grappling hooks until sun.; two mffSLt Z - m. ji s.w a.- , t U ncps fr muTiIsr, I nr rl taint wM Bin rise In an effort to find the body ol un.li last nigh, when the the owner Of the clothing . (he prisoners who I j The father of the boy aaa hest-ry fr4om ..f the , of the supposed drowning He knew eellhouse until 1 1 ., once that Ihe clothing belonged to ( ( (h, h, w,.a,her. his son from the description Jn the, u , ,.v,ct who escaped' .article and he immediately called up 1JJ MiV,.nwrth prl,n b, Crawling I I police headquarters and ileared BP I ,hl.(rn , w.v,nr Kour times I I the mvstery. He said that his falcon (hat he had proved the futility could not f nd his clothing when he Thl-time he was serv-! I Ing a 14-year sentence for the murder nine out of the watei kfteraon and mat ne maue n.s hl,nk,.r R gflvll III (own an alley to the nome 01 nis rrandmotbef In his bathing suit and ...rrowed tOMM Clothing to wear Linen hats are trimmed with flow a, often made of bits of silk. Stratton has had a pictures.ue ca reer He was arretted In rlghly fur nished apartments here soon after the Logtte murder In the McVlcker build-. Ing several years ago and was turned i ver to the federal authorities for n postoffice robbery and was sent to Leavenworth, fiuns. ammunition ami such loot were found In his npart- Hritlsh custom ers of the soil.' under the Last tiled tion which Is getting worn, n to lake the places of men on rhe farms, Some thousands ,,f woman iro i.. wasIi in employed , ,)VPra, ,.very day throughout 'Ircat an ftrgantta 1 I'ritain. the strange "lady work- Previous to his Leavenworth I escape. St rati An twice nt of the I.lvcr Trouble. . .. . ,. ... I am notnereo won over nnm Frevlouf about twice a year." writes Joe Ding-1 pneape, StraitAn man. Webster City, Iowa. "I have j ()no penitentiary, pains In my side and back and an A h,,,. bored in lhe roof of the cell awful soreness in my stomach. I , corridor at .toilet prison furnished the heard of Chamberlain's Tablets and I niennsi of escape for the three con tried them, liy the time I hail u"0Vj vlcts who got OBI last night, it was half a bottle of them I was feeling found today bv Investigators directed fine and had no signs of pa n." Ob- by Warden M Ich gel Zlminer Warden tamable everywhere. Adv. HtnnMf has lattltnttd an Investlga- "TONT let another summer go by witliout an Ansco. It will add more to the pleasure of your out ings than anything else. All winter and long afterwards you can live over again with your pictures those good summer days. Let us show you the Ansco line. $2 to $55. Tailman & Co Leadii g Dniggini WHITE TO TOTO FRIRND8 OI Monogram Stationery w. a. santli & co. WKDDINO AND VISITINU CAHt ENOHAVKRS. afOHOAN BLDO.. PORTLAND, OR