East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 22, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 22, 1916. I Semi-Annual Clearance Sale ! OF Mens Suits THIS IS THE GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR, OFFERING AS IT DOES OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, IN CLUDING HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX, GRIFFON AND CLOTH CRAFT MAKES. THEY ARE THE GREATEST VALUES YOU EVER SAW. Suits up to andlncluding $20.00 are Reduced to $11.95 Suits up to and Including $35.00 are Reduced to $14.95 THIS IS YOUR BEST CHANCE TO SAVE ON A GOOD SUIT THAT YOU'LL HAVE THIS YEAR. DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELF. COME AND BUY NOW. 4 Mr. and Mrs. John McKf of Weston 5 motored to Pendleton yesterday. lriey j 'were accompanied here by Mrs. Man Bjuel Frtedly. Miss Juanlta Frledly and m two children who haw been visitmv w ' a: tin HcRac home. 2 Covrnfiit Hrt f. UMd( k Man The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade i Mrs. lichen Stanfield has gone to Portland for a short visit. Mrs c.enevleve Reltx is spending a week at the Kaley mountain cabin near Hidaway Springs. D. M. Waddell of McMinnville is in the city. F". l Fitigerald of Payette. Idaho. :t ii. the city. Mrs. Mary Hary spent the week end in Herniiston. Mrs. John Vert left Sunday for a t-hort sojourn at Hot laike. K. Hayden of Itoseburg was an out .if town visitor here yesterday. Mrs. Frank K. Wells visited in Pen dleton Friday enroute to Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Templeton of Echo passed yesterday in the city. Miss yulndara Wilcox has returned from a vacutlon spent In Portland. Joe Pavant. well known young niu- slcian, was here from Weston Satur day. J. W. Messner of Henniston was. i registered at the Motel M oeorge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T Iansbury and family of Nampa. passed through Pendleton Sunday Mrs K. T, Wade has returned from a visit in llandon with her son and l is wife. Mr. and Mrs. (Veil Wade W. U Thompson, president of the American National Hank, has returne.i from a trip to Portland lind ileurhart. Judge O. H. Marsh and James Johns. Jr., returned Sunday from a 700 milo trip to Soap I.ke. Wash . and other points in eastern Washington. "Food Is Its Own Best Digestant" "All too frequently, we prescribe medicines for pa tients who suffer from indigestion, when, as a matter of fact, what they actually need is a simple course of dietetic training, and the proper food-stuffs to train on. "This is the famous "reason" for the popularity of Grape Nut as an article of diet, viz., that it fur nishes this very course of training for the digestion. It not only furnishes the natural diastase for the pro cess of digestion, but it favors a return to normal digestive function because the firm, crisp kernels compel thorough mastication. "One ought not to leave out of consideration the psychic element the delicious treat to the palate offered by a dish of Grape-NuU and cream." From April, 1916, American Journal of Clinical Medicine Grape-Nuts There's & Reason" IDAHO PROGRESSIVES CANNOT STAND HUGHES NOUN MAN LOSES FOUR COWS FROM FEED Col. Ingersoll Says Standard Oil Decision Against Pub lic Welfare. LAST h To nil: lx m i AM. I JKHMvTY THRESHING is Midi l FINISHED IN VICINITY. MANY ECHO FOLK ENJOY OUNCE A! .JAPANESE EDITOR sYS Ills (OlMltY IS REAL "YKI.- low peril." m: Kit M. roOFUC FROM PKKDIiE TON ATTKNH OTHER NEWS AND so SAX HOIB JSat oregonlan Special.) CHO, Aug. I J. The dance gln Friday night at the Cunha warehouse waa well attended, about one hundred SCROFULA AND ALL Wit, :jRS GIVE WAT There are many tliinjrs learned from ex) I rience ami observalioa that the oWer itineration should im pr M Bp n the y anger, Amonj them in the fact lhat scrofula and titer In ri aw -t sneeeaafally treated It lib Hood'l Sarsapsrilla. This great medicine u a peculiar BMlhilli oi irlublj effective blHKl-. ins awl health-giving-roots, ! li and 1 erba, ami has been tef':d lor fort) yean. Get it tcJay. and fifty were present. A large num ber were from Pendleton. The dance v.as declared a verv enjoyable affair and continued until I o'clock Satur day inornlng. Clyde BroWTJ, wife and three Chll- all of PreBcott, Wash., pased tnroug . ; here yesterday while on their return home from a two weeks vacation at Shepards Springs- Wash. They visit ed while here with friends. Miss Gladys Wells is at Troutdalc j attending the First Day Adventist campmeeting. She went down last) Wednesday. Mm. Ethef Lehman of Pendleton is here visiting with her mother Mrs. U B. Wells. H. S. Sart, a real estate dealer of I Hake CJtJT, was here yesterday look- j lug over the Tee! Irrigation district. Mrs Hugh Stanfleld and children are visiting in Pendleton. Bert Mullins was a Pendleton visit-1 or on Sunday, Miss Kugenle Scholl who la taking training at The DaUea hospital to be come a nurse Is now home on a va cation. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kratz left Hatur- j day for their home in Portland after i several months stay In Kcho. Mr. Kratl was one of the contractors who! built the Echo city hall. Mrs Judd Kogers and Mrs. ft. W. !ood win returned to their Pendleton homes Friday after a short visit with. BOMB PLOTTERS ENTER PLEA OF NOT GUILTY Counsel Withdraws Motion to Quash Indictments Asks 30 Days for Defense. PORTLAND, Ore. Auk. It. Col onel James M. Ingersoll of Pocatello, former progressive national commit-1 teenuin of Idaho is another prominent progressive who refuses to follow IBS leadership of Hughes Colonel Ingersoll arrived In Port land Saturday night on his way to the beach for a vacation. "1 stood by f'olonel Roosevelt while he Claimed t" be for a sUare deal in our economic affaire." said he at the Hotel Portland "1 quit the .olonel When he asked me in support CsBdi date Hughes, who believes in giving the Standard oil and all other mono polistic conihines a free hand. "I like president Wilson much bet- (Beet OregonteB Special.) NOUN, Aug. J. C, William lost I fourth and last of his milch COWS last Tuesday. The death is supposed i ' " to have been caused weed. His last cow t. th No. ; Saturday to visit Mrs A. J Harp w ho Is also a daughter of Mrs. Darr. James Brink returned to his honm in Pendleton last Thursduv after com pleting a T'Uit gallon reservoir for our school district. A. J. Harp was a motor p:usenger to the county seat Saturday. Henry Wetteta wan the first to fin ish harvesting in this neighborhood, having finished yesterday. Walter Mel 'utch n finished heading yeeterda) and Julius E. Baaeok haa had his crop In the stack for several dajra Miss Melle Steel returned esterday after spending several weeks harvest ing with the Weltzln outfit James Copplnger w-n a himincss visitor to the Itund-Fp town hursday Mrs. John Parrlsh and family visit - In I'ni:itilla from Monday until from poison rrraaj 'h ner sister -Mrs iiarve .lo was a vat- verr. u;, (de Jerse . Mr. and Mrs. K. P. moo Tillamook county with a view of locating permanently In this county for the benefit of Mrs Alvord's health. Upon their arrival Mr. Alvord shed his coal ami struck out afoot in searc.i I at an old-time friend, K. B. tlrlffiiis. who farms about five miles souiheasll or here. He found his friend but up-1 on his return it became dark and ! Mrs. K S. Austin and Mrs. ('harlei .. . . Adams returned Thursday from a trip Alvord nrrlveil " last Tuesday ' """ i. h Steele made a trip to nis r Stage ilulsh ranch last Wednesday. I' B, (Hnppyi WolfOrd went tn j Pi ndleton Priday, Mrs .1 T. Williams and Mrs .leaee day. It is the rankest Rind of folly for . .1 t .1., hi. ..r(,. hail r m.n,,l ralllV. the w el.l. footer lost his wa atoll a mini i" fo-ii . oe Hughes under any eli-cum-1 had to spend the ntgnt in a mrnw toh-.; iw i While on their retiiin rrom a . iinmnwi m niniwrw. support stances. Im- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22. War i'n K Billings, Thomas J. htoone) and Mrs. Kena Mooriey pleaded not guilty to murder charges in connec tion with the preparedness parade dy- COtm Deetelon RecaBed "His supremd court decision In the 'Standard oil and tobacco trust cases i laid down a rule of law that gives all J monopolistic combines a free hand, i with a soft pedal suggestion by the I court 'that the monoptillefl h a able in their demands.' cation at Rockasnty. ore.. Mrs. ('. C, Itarr and dauughter Miss Nellie Dan 01 Adams, stopped off of local train GhwoIlM tlous. Is acting pMttl iiamiung ueiense counsel mc.-vuh .These decisions practically nullify withdrew the defendants' motions lo ; the criminal end of the -h. rman antl quash the indictments. i tr,mt uw Judge (iriffin lata this aftemoonj "Everyone should reed Justice Bar hears the arguments for motions to ian'g diesentlBg opinion In thsee cases, luash the indictments against Edward "Horn it Is Impt Imnoeelbls to Xolen and Israel We.nhurg. UcNUtt I punish trust magnates h cause w hat told the to prep; judge he wanted thirty days re the defense. FARMERS' CONFERENCE TO CHECK THE ANNUAL $1,000,000,000 WASTE i SONG TSUNG PONG ANSCO CAMERAS fkSPEEDEX FILM Mrs Mr: Stern land. r, J Mr sT w 1 ' irant Buchanan. S. J. Kterns and son Norman left last Saturday for Oak- California, on a visit to her sis- rs. Kllen Hottomly. end Mrs. C. J. Outtlfard and (tn are visiting with Fd Ham nd family at Ourdane, Ore r. fleorge returned home Sun- S.NCISCO, Aug 22, Sor . associate editor of s newspaper, now in Callforni eves that Japan Is the great "Ye Peril" against which the Unit! e.s must guard. When anyone sees in the gre: kvth of Nippon a terrl SA N K Taimg Pi from Seattle buyers wee be Cameron veiling from easoninu will piovi Wash., when hi i to "The Ja Th se spy Hawaii Jap spt( Mvr ins D ON'T let another summer BO ny without an Ansco. It will add more to the pleasure of your out innsthan 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. 52 to $55. Tallman & Co Lttdii g Drucc tltiHT EVE LiOOKiNCJ roll WOltK mi at ton was at preparedroas qui How he lost his right eye looking lor work was told tnls morning by llairv titration, brought in from Haines last night by City Marshal Maxwell, to Hr W U Parker, who ex mined him for traces of insanity. obsessed with the iilea nd informed no -t ,,i,er that he and President Wl! . . the SOB BH preparing to ian.- nenltioae faiiories ot the Batted States. He .lalmed to Is- the son of Joseph .-'in Hi an I accounted for the dissim ilarity of names with the explanation thai he took a new appellation when , hi- laic v ' hanged.. He wu" committed to tha nrancn state iaeaeje hoepltel at Pendleton. I akei Herald. BRUTAL MURDER FOUND BY POLICE IN CHICAGO Woman With Head Crushed in and Two Children Hor ribly Beaten. CHICAGO. Aug. 22. An economy ampalgn of nation-wide extent will he Stalled by American farmers at I he fourth national conference on marketing and farm credits, called today to meet In Chicago, Uec, 4-9, at Ihe Hotel Sherman. The campaign will begin with practical plans lor Checking enormous wastages In mai keting farm products. This annual wastage is of btlllon-dollar magnitude, according to a statement of the gen eral committee. "The root oi it lies In defective lo cal organization of farmers, ' says Secretary Charles W. Holman 01 MadiSOB, Wis., "and the delegations will work out machinery for getting ihe local communities more tightly or ganized." The national conference on markel iiig snl farm credits Is an open t'otum in the fourth year of its existence. A of its meetings have been held in Chicago. In tt!i delegations came from forty-six stales and from sever- On Its gen- There Is eral committee are Chairman Frank i moeX, McVey. Grand Forks, N. I).. president of the t nlvorslty of North Dakota; Governor Arthur Capper, Topeka, Kan, H. J Waters, Man hattan. Kan ; lou D. Hincet, Denver, Coo.; L. S. Herfron Lincoln, Neb. one court and Jury might hold to n UBreesonaMc another COB t and Jury mlghi hold to he reasonable, "Sin OS andldate Hughes and his associates handed down these ilec: slons the monopolies ha' e had and are n .w having B fre- hand to extort money from our people. " e VON KM'CK, KRCOVRRRD Wild, TAKE OOHMANI) ol ARMY OX EAST I'liONT ihrei Unite inds Isl If It were possible to -send a German submarine from liremen to Haltlmore, there Is nothing to prevent Japan from send ing a submarine to attack the western H provinces In Canada Lcoaet of the united states nothing to prevent such 'should Ihe Japanese government I aliv time sever relations with the 1 at PRESS AGENT DIES WHO GAVE BARNUM FAME wassssBBBSBBBnaussassiaBssiSBsa i .i iiiimiii iif-mnwi-Tf Tuxedo NighU by Walt Mason When the day's work's done, and the good old sun has sunk in the well known West, then I stretch my form by the fireside warm, I sit at my ease and rest. Then I take my pipe which is mildly ripe, as the pipes j of good smokers are, with a chortling soul then I fill 4 its bowl from my glass Tuxedo jar. And I smoke at ' ease, and my trouble flees to the place where dead troubles go; and my worries seem, in my waking dream no longer to have a show. And I say, "In deed, it's a noble weed that drives all the ghosts away, and clamps the lid on the cares that skid around through the busy day. The worries and woes and such things as those in the daytime leave their scar, but there's rest at night and a calm delight in my glass Tuxedo jar." &utikfi9 r Tt ha vi Labi s'de lodging house. Her police Mrs. John a south bead was faaaa al"o Is Increasing Its navy, ma necessarily for war, but as a gua ranty of its confidence 111 civilization. 'rushed and wedged between the BH and wall. The woman's two children were ly ing UnCOneclOUa lloih were terribly beaten and marly starved. The youngest will probably die The mur der occurred several days ago The body was so decomposed It was dif ficult to determine whether It whs male or female. BALTIMORE, Aug. II. "Tody" Hamilton died here y eslerday . The veteran preaB agent or Barnum a Bat. ley's circus, whose seldom used hup ttsmal name was ' KlehBfd Francis, succumbed to heart failure at the hone oi his brother-in-law W. Howard Glh M.n. 3623 "Id Vork road. He was T i years old, Barnum setee confessed that he owed more of his success to "Todv ' Hamilton than to any other man, t ihe height Of his career as ii I ress agent Hamilton Invented the smashing style of the circus program oi which alliteration end tudsi H were the most compelling features. GEH AltXAHLCJv VON KUItK An Interesting report current in' 'ierinany and Brought over to Amerl-j CB by a young American doctor who, has been serving in th Herman army hoepHate, is that GoBoral von Kiuck is soon to, iitKe ine iiciu again, mis time on the east front. In command of a new army. According to the story, von KlflOk, row entirely recovered from the wound he received In the early daB ol the war on Ihe west front, was Hi he placed between (ieneral Count von 1'olhiinr in east (lalicla and li von UnetoSBB In Volynlu. Money Lying Idle It needs no argument to prove that money lying idle is depriving its owner of the interest which it should be earning. By investing vour surplus funds in our Certificates of Deposit you assure yourself of complete safety and a liberal earning power 4' ,' . '!' '"ill