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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1916 PAGE THREE DEMOCRATS EXPECT i MANY OCCUPANTS ARE TO GAIN NEW SEATS WAITING FOR HOUSES ooo 100,0 IN THE UPPER HOUSE, BUILDING AT No CHANCE Fcm llEPCBUt'ANS Steven New Oouoge Are Beinc Hushed To i AITI'ltK 8KKATE, BAUU3BURY. sYs u Ooatptetiun Buiimtj hhIct '-li-irin I ii.ii. poor ioaoc3 fife 'If- Thirty horn- Senator t n. Elected mill IHiivk thim Ron Haw Majority oi ifl; Gained New Beat Two yean Aim. The Dean Tatom Groeeiy Co. Phone 688 MME. SCHUMANN-HEINKE WANTS OREGON FARM ronton ( onlralto I In I'ottlnml and Nays She WimiUI I.Ike to Learn Ui Uai-f lninos lakes I'uity ol mends u lUuidi Nor QhufWlU. PORTLAND, nrc, Auk. If. M. damt- Ernestine Schumann-Heink Is figuring OH lieeoiuiug n Willamette valley farmer. Hut the great diva With thai won ilerfully sonorous contralto virlce dues nut Intend to quit singing. In an auto and accompanied by some Ol her Oregon friend. Madame Sehu-inann-llelnke started out yostcodiy rooming to look over a tract of lind somewhere In the valley neur Slier' dan. alrend lanted to prune.- and other orchard trees, and If It ntnkes her fancy she will probably return here tomorrow night with the deed In her pocket or filed for record The famous singer arrive! here Thursday night went to the Portland lute) and met friends who have lam's Id the vicinity where she Intends to locate If things seem practical and the surrounding appeal to her. This morning at 9 o'clock the party struck out In the direction of Short' dan. 1 have had ome experience farm ing ' smiled the prima donna who is to appear as Magdalena In "Die Mcls tcrslnger von Nernburg." at the Metro politan next February. "1 can milk ci ws and feed the pig.'' but I woull like to learn to raise prunes. "Iteally It makes one laugn to think that at this age I should BOgM lo learn something new but thM I think I will like It." Then she began to talk maw. I'nautauiiua and gland opera. The CI autaueiin she regards most InOtrU mental in the cultural development of tli. nation. They do wonderful work." she commented seriously. Expert Bottler Urlvea Fred Amacher. an expert botiler, arrived Friday from Portland to lake a position with the City Brewery. Mr. Amacher had had long experience and William Itoesch. proprietor of the "Bran-New" plant, feels very grati fied at securing him. One of th louelest explosions of all was that government crop report. .hist the TliUig for Diarrhoea. "About two year ago I had a se vere attack of diarrhoea which lusted over a week." writes W. C Jones, Buford. N. D. "I became so weak that I could not stand upright. A druggist recommended Chamberlain Colic. Cholera aod Diarrhoea Rem edy. The first dose relieved me and within two days I was as well a ever." Many druggists recommend this remedy because they know that It is reliable Obtainable everywhere Adv A Tew Reasons Why CHICAGO Aug. 11 In a statement Issued from the western headquar ters of the democratic national com mittee Senator Willard hauls bury of Delaware, chairman of the c ommittee, whic h will chrict the contest for the various senatorial elections in the dif ferent stales, expressed the opinion that the democ rats would not only re tain their present majority In the senate, but might gain at leust four seats. This year 34 I'nitt-d States senator.) Will be elected, two each in Maine and Indiana, and one each in Arlzonn. Florida. New Mexico, West Irglnia, Miniicsotu, Wyoming, Texas, Dela ware, .Nebraska. Wisconsin, Tenpessee, Maryland, fthod Island, Massuehii sett.. North Dakota, Connecticut, New Jersey. Montana. New York, Pennsylvania. Vermont, Nevada, Washington. Ohio, Missouri. Ctah.. Virginia. Michigan, Mississippi and California. The democratic senatorial cum I signs in th various states will be di rected from Chicago by a committee composed of Senator haulobury, chairman; Senator Thomas J Walsh Of Montana, manager of the western democ ratic headquarters, and Senator William J Stone of Missouri. Interest in the fight to control the next congress promises to urouse pub lic Interest second to thut ol the cam paign for president. Senator Suutsbury In analyz.ng lite, senatorial situation in the different states said: "The democrats now have n major ity of IS In the senate, and the repub licansmust gain nine democratic seats and lose none to have a majority in the next senate. At the last election, although the republicans reduced the democratic majority in the house,, the democrats gained tnree additional seats in the senate and Increased their majority from 10 to 16. "Thirty-four I'nlted States senators are to be elected. Eighteen vacancies occ ur In Democratic seats and 16 In republican seats. No intelligent ob server would claim that a republican landslide would cau:-e the democrats to lose more than In of the senatorial ejections in the states now represent ed by democrats. Should they lose 10 there are just about 10 republi can seat out of the 16 which the DomoCratl have reasonable hopes of winning. My lieliel is that the demo crats in the next senate will number 64- that I, our majority will be in creased from four to eight. Sooner or later every man bumps into his stone wall. (East OtOgonlaa Special.) ltlKTH, Aug. 21 George R. Rob erts has commenced the building ol seven cottages and they will be rush ed to completion as fast as possible. Eighteen or It) families are now on the waiting list (or houses, many o,' them now living in Pendleton, but are compelled to move here on account of change In working conditions that will not permit ol their going back a nil forth so far Work on the now score building for A. G. Means is progressing rapidly iand the rooms will soon be ready for occupancy. The gliding is two j stories h.gh and will be fitted up with rooms up stairs lor lodging and liv ing rooms Jack O'Meara, with his bridge gang , is .egaln located here, engaged in dig ging the subway under the tracks : Just west of the depot. He will prob ably be here a month, i Quite a number of people left Thursday morning on the special train ' for Gibbon to attend the annual plc I nlc of O.-VV. employes. More would have attended but for the threatening ; weather the night berore and sprinkle I of rain that morning. Those remain ing at home don't know what a good lime they missed Although cloudy i the entil e day It was an ideal day for ! the sports engaged in, just cool enough to be pleasant and wet enough tc lay the dust. Many valuable prizes j were awarded the uiflerent contest jams. Mrs. L. If. Uullack received i ! prize of two dollars as a champion j nail driver, being the only Kieth winner. JO. J. Wall, Who was injured Thurs day on the coal c hute, was able to be around Saturday and went lo The Dalles on No. 17 He will not be able to work lor a we ek or Hi days. C, H Simmon, assistant yarumast er, went to Portland hospital on No. IT Sunday for medical attention, it la feared he may be i e.ming down with typhoid fever. Mrs. Jas. Keaiie and "BUI" went to The Dalles on No, 17 Wednesday and will visit also in Portland before re turning home. Mrs. F. N. Luse and son Reuben, motored to (ribbon to the picnic on Thursday morning and started from Gibbon Friday morning for an ex tended trip into Idaho visiting rela tives and friends in Fruitland. Em inent, Boise. Nampa and Caldwell. A large banner was prominently display ed on rear of the car advertising the Pendleton ltound-l'p 11 M. Caven went down to Pendle ton Friday where Mrs. Craven is In the hospital where she was laken Thursday afternoon suffering with acute appendicitis. Quite a number of passengers were disappointed Saturday afternoon that ; wanted to spend a few hours shopping in Pendleton but did not get to go O & -4 if Our Display of Fall Fashions IS BROADENING DAILY NEW ARRIVALS ARE CONSTANTLY BEING ADDED. By coming to our store any day now you will see an always broadening display of Fall fashions. Every one of the boxes that freight and express daily brings to us contains its surprises. They are smart SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS and PET TICOATS that will win your admiration instantly. FALL SUITS are a revelation of effective simplicity. To buy a new suit without first seeing these approved and beautiful simple models will be a mistake. We will be more than pleased to show you our complete line. D o o a o THE DAYLIGHT STORE; BETTER GOODS, LATEST STYLES, COURTEOUS ATTENTION. PROMPT AND We Pay Postage on All Mail Orders ALEXANDERS ocaoi I0E30I lonoi IOBOI lomoi IOBOI unlil No. 2 on account of the branch train loading 3u cars of stock at Pilot ' and not arriving here until near tS . p. m About 7:30 p. m. Saturday the j wrecker was called out to go over on , the main line between Umatilla and j Wallula on account of the derailment of a couple of freight cars, i Gen. Geanakopulas will commence 1 this week the task of moving his houses and barn from their present ! location between the tracks to other sites on his ranch on account of giv i ing possession of the present premises 1 by October 1st to tne railroad com pany . A6AIN PROMINENT IN SOCIAL CIRCLES Cook With Gas It 1$ Handy It Is Cheap Wastes No Fuel It is Clean and Cool in Summer, and is Absolutely Safe. Phone us and we will estimate the cost of Installation. Range and Water Heaters Sold on Eaay Term. Pacific Power & Light Company Phone 40 iiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiin Known For It's Strength j" 11 "'I j Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. First National Bank PENDLETON. OREGON is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. Federal Reserve Board. By C. S. Hamlin, Governor. SECURITY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitr GEORGETTE CREPE FOR "NIGHTIES" IS LATEST and is cut In one with a nightie top and an ending of full pantoloons like F'ierrot always wears with a cunning lace edged frill around the ankles. Bifurcated fashions also have spread to negligees, and a recent Imported model has full Turkish trousers of crepe de chine, a crush taffeta girdle of contrasting shade, and a blouse and loose coat of crepe georgette. The blouse is finished around the neck with a wide fringed double ruche of the taffeta. PARIS. Aug ll, French red tape reached its highest efficiency when a Portuguese man contributed 500U francs to the fund for war munitions received a statement for 25 francs re ceipt taxes which the state requires on all moneys they receive. NAVAL OFFICERS RECORD TO STAND WITH SHIPS (.own- Are Truly Things of Ileauty With Fluffy Frilling and Loco. I B) Margaret Mason. Written for tho the I'nited lress. ) Amin of nightie.; now I sing. Of nighties sheer that closely cling. So fine they'll pass insldea ring. And O, they cost like everything. NEW I'ciliK. Aug 21. If therei 'should be a shortage in the Georgette i crepe output goodness knows what j would become of us. Not only arcl I most of our day clonics made of this filmy fabric, but all of our night j clothes as well So we couldn't go out. and we couldn't go to bed. The, System Will Determine Effici ency of Men of High Rank. the standing of each vessel in battle efficiency, target practice, engineer ing or other branches of ship worm will become part of her command er's record, is being worked out by the navy department Heretofore, a naval officer's record has been founded on reports of his fit ness for command submitted by his superiors. Any sprinkling individual achievement or distinguished service in time of peace or war also went to his credit, while acidents to his ship for which he was held responsible, or censure of any kind, made a black mark against him. The new plan Is a part of the ma chinery by which the department is preparing to carry out provisions of the pending naval bill subsUtutlng selective promotion of higher officers for the present seniority system. The department also is preparing a new examination system for Junior of ficers in order to determine as closely as possible the fitness for higher rank. WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. A system of determining the efficiency of naval officers of high rank, under which I xx of AppXltc is commonly grad ual: one dish after another Is set aside. It is one of the first indica tions that the system is running down and there is nothing else so good for it as Hood's Sarsaparilla the beat of all tonics. Adv. I , ham. toft t. I such e I nn nt Setle crepe we'd take the only course el go dat't. However, no amity presages at the mo" ng to press. The Geor inelustry flourishes; SO MRS JACK GERAGHTY NEWPORT, It. I., Aug. 21.- At the IU. but tin yeOT she Is taking an ac linic of theolopement of Julia BMottt Hve pan In Newport, events, she at- Prench, kin of the Vandcrbllts. with Iracted much attention at the N'env- ick Osroghty, a col. -tell thai she 'ar in the se.ci.il is many times s chauffeur was not of ain ap InoS then she t she did n.it peert Dog ' bred ile E Til birth rc, oncllatto how with her thorough- n brought about a likewise does the diaphanous night I gown fashioned of Ihis far from opaque material. The Georgette crepe nighty is truly j a thing of beauty, out hardly a Joy forever as it scarcely has the lasting qualities of a nainsook or even a. Crepe dc chine gown. Some of the , most exquisite models are the most' simple, reiving on the perfection of the material for their sole charm On Kmpire model of flesh tinted; Georgette is sleeveless and is border-, ed around the neck and the armholes with a heading of fine footing. A! wide band of flesh satin ribbon run; under th looting makes the higlr waistline. A Unique finish on another floshl toned model is formed of tiny pale blue baby ribbon, tine with this fin ish In pink, and another in mauve are also shown. Ail of the gowns come In I while and vory also. Another charm-j ins finish is a tiny hemstitched band- ing of the Crepe Georgette itself eith- j er in blue or mauve on cither flesh gOWn and pink, blue or mauve on the j white. Lavender, by th way, Is rapidly supercedlni that sratwhil Fasnohy favorite, pal blue, as a combination! With flesh underwear and touches Of mauv are found on nearly every e smart new article of lingerie ibis sea-, son. The paj.ima girl is not the rarity now lhal she used to be. She Is no longW the pink pojama girl, however, although she still U the pink of per-, lection Alluring indeed are the 1916 j jajauias "t maize, niauze, oiue or ro.c broch narrowly bonded in lavender, all save the mauve one which has a nile green finish For the vacillating maid who can not make up her nUad between the enchanting nighties nd the alluring pajamas come a pajaWUI nightgown. If you pleas. It Is of pink batiste. I Drink Soda in Bottles j the most sanitary way. It's pure and easy to keep cool. We bottle, sell and deliver to your home HIRE'S ROOT BEER SODAS, ALL FLAVORS GINGER ALE good as any in the state. Agency for Weinhard's Golden Nector the fine summer drink. Pioneer Bottling Works Paul Hemmelgarn, Prop. Telephone 177. Quick delivery a feature. a A Bank Account Is evidence of foresight and ability. It does not necessarily follow that a man who has a bank account is a successful man, but it does indicate a step on the right road. 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