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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1916. r 1 1 Semi-Annual Clearance Sale i;ii:iHn::. ,22CaL junranAniMfiN OF The L , , FIGHT MADE TO KEEP ONE STEP, FOX TROT Prediction That New Dances Will Soon be Forgotten is Unpopular. 3 The on! CH1CAGO.. Aug. step and fox trot give way !.. a retur ioned dames withoi the American Natio are not going toj ciation. They are a Cuban waltz can am of the old-fash-led "El Danzon" and what is known as im a struggle when I a skating waltz. Advisability of lonal Association of! teaching the latest measures of class gets Its convention , ical nature dancing, barefooted spring1 tomorrow, it was dances and others of that type will Dancing Masters under way here learned last night. Thomas McDougall f Pittsburg, I president of the association, predicted today that the new dances are going to be forgo'ten in few months. Mrs. JI....J i CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of T. P. W. Pure Food Shop 3 Phones, 15. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE THE CLEANEST, COOLEST STORE IN PENDLETON. $2.50 Percolators Special 1.79 50c Japan Tea Special, pound .. 30 $1.00 English Breakfast Tea Special, pound SOc Crockery Dept. In Grocery Banement. Condensed Milk Ht Vernon brand, i ans . ... 25? Dozen cans 98c CMC 4 iot. cans $3.85 Tomato Catsup Preferred Stock brand. Bottle 25c Doz. bottles 82.75 The Peoples Where It Pays to Trade. Cupyrifbt Hrt SrUffnor it Man Peoples Where It Pays to Trade . - - - I Edna ltothard Passapas. of KwW York., said McOoufSdl was wrong and that the "one step will continue to be, the most popular dance during the winter months" It will be another! year, at least, before the waltz comes! hack, she said. The new dances, it was announced. I may receive the sanction of the asso-j be discussed, The feminine idea of a popular woman is one who has an interesting secret to tell. One never knows Just how old a woman is until one happens to read the figure on her tombstone. There are men who would not kick an enemy when he was down prefer ring to Jump on him with both feet A wise man ulUs. but a fo knows. know d tell.' more than more than Fig Jam and Fig Butter Really delicious, 2 cans 25C Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fresh by express daily. Kept clean and away from the flies. T. P. W. Special Blend The best 35 Coffee on earth. Hotpoint Electric Appliances. Warehouse 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 andlncludlng $20.00 are Reduced to $11.95 Suits up to and Including $35.00 are Reduced to $14.95 THIS IS YOUR BEST CHANCE TO SAVE ON A GOOD SUIT THAT YOU'LL HAVE THIS YEAR. DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELF. COME AND BUY NOW. Warehouse PARTY AT ADAMS IS MUCH ENJOYED li. Y. P. I . I- Entertained at the! Home or Miss I em Kliinls other News Notes, (Kast iiregonian Special ) ADAMS. Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krebs and Miss Jessie Ches r.ut ami litis Iieuallen motored over I to Cayuse to attend the races. j The K. Y. P. p. party which wasj held at the home of Miss Fern (Mi ll ards, was a great success. All en-' Joyed a very pleasant evening. Those present were Misses iessie rhesnut. Dora Chesnut, Heulan Spencer. Lacy MarlOST., Ha and Helen Illake, Chrys-' i tal Katon. tirace. Neva. Kuth and : i Burl Kdwards of Pendleton, Dorothy! toll, Myrtle Tyndal. Gwendolyn Mc-I llntyre and Mrs .Stephen Kdfrards: Messrs litis Ueuallen. Ralph Waller.. (lladwyn Spencer. Ivan Hlake, Ottoj j Mull. Roy Marlow, Koy Jones ami ' I Mr. and Mrs. Hob Jones. Refresh-, j ments were served, consisting of Ice; cream and cake anil various gamesj wtre played. The wiling people's meeting was lad by M:ss Kern Kdwards, the topic discussed being "Growth." ra Holdman and Mrs. McFaul and Kathleen of Pendleton, motored up to Adams Monday to visit their sis ler, Mrs. Ella Howling. Mr. Thurston of Helix will preach Sunday evening at n o'clock at the I nit jiitsi L-iiun ti. After being gone me grsatei pan m the summer, Miss Alice StlH return ed home Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Spencer and ilaugniei Gladwyn left Mon- Keulah and son day for Portland where they will visit relatives until school starts. Miss Edna Wallan was In town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T A, Ljeuallen spent Tuesday at "Sarah McDmigal's Camp.' The drummer commonly known as "Frenchy" was In Adams Tuesday. The show that was held here .Sun day evening by H. M. Draper and his children was very good and well at tended. HARLAN. 2 in. CORTLEY, 1 In. Arrow Tv&ct COLLARS 15 cenh SScA, 6 for 90 anl$ CLtnrrT, pf.abokv oo., int., Maksra IXI I, I 4 4 i 1 Mr. Morsiette was fn Adams eton- Uay. Guy Mayberry was a visitor at the county seat Monday. Mi. and Mrs. Frank motored to the county seat Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Tony Gleneskl ani rhildren motored to the river Suuda. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Kirk and children and Miss ivsther Hied anil vern Dudley motored over to the riv er Sunday. New asted rem York had a musical play tha me night. It must have bee good. RECRUITING OFFICE IS OPENED IN LA GRANDE captain fjee M. ( lark in Charge ol Main station for Ittsi'iiiting iji Bastorn Oregon Able iitslieil Men Wanted. I.A i'.RANDE.. Aug. 23. Captain Dee M. Clark has opened permanent lecruiting offices in Ea Oranile. which w.ll be the Hutia station tor re cruiting in eastern t iregon. All aide bodied men who want.to serve their country and gain military knowledge under war conditions have now the chance of a lifetime. Y'u Will lie sent to the border and do real serious guard duty, gaining a knowl edge and receiving a training lhat wi!i be of lasting benefit both to youisell and to your country. All the necessities of life and com fort in the field, are furtklthtd in ad dition to the pay. 'Which Is from fif teen to 1'nrty-frve dollars per month. 1 medical attention is also furnished;! your pay is absolutely clear money. I you need not spend a cent for the ne- essities of life' Think of It besides doing a real patriotic dutj you will be sent to Clackamas and fully equipped. From there you will be sent south to Join the Oregon troops, giving you a splen did opportunity .to see the country. Such an opportunity is not often pre sented, ,and the young man who takes advantage of It now cannot lose. Write to Captain dark Of call on him at Ea. Grande, in the post office building; he will be glad It, talk it over with you. Hergeant Raymond Riddle, who has five years to his . relit In the Third Co.. Coast Artillery corps of Eugene Is one of the recruiting party ami will be glad to talk to you from th" enlisted mans viewpoint. You may forever lose this opportunity If ynu tlu not act now. , You owe il to yourself and to yotK' country to do your b f fur prepared ness. Milk Is higher and gasoline sllghtb lower, still not even a confirmed mo torist ran niise a bab tin gasoline Women, It seems, will vote In Eng lang after the war, but it took a greater i ntitlysm than Mrs I'nnkhiirs! wa able to stage before John JJull would give the matter h's attention. ir. and Mrs v. k. Boydan and MM llnmrp ami Allen and Mr. a ml Mrs. Lloyd Works of. Chicago left lust ev ening for visit in l'oitland and Sea side. Mrs. Clustave La Fontaine and daughters, the Misses Olga and Helen l-i Fontaine and little grand daugh ter, Sylvia Knight, and Mrs. tleorgu La Fontaine and small ilnghter, Jan et, have returned from a several weeks' visit at Seaside The trip was made by auto. W A very delightful little surprise arty in honor of the Tth birthday of Mildred Hoover, was enjoyed by a number of her young friends yester day at tilt Hoover home, 301 Willow street. Those present beside the honoree were Mildred Phillips, Fran ces BlUty, Kdith Spangler. (iertrudel Jones, l.enore Greullch. Agnes Dwyer.i Marguerite Uogert, Marie Hutler, Mat'jorie Swaggart.. Clara Miller, Km ma Arteburn, Kriini McUeynolds, Wtltna Arteburn and Kvch u Creulieh Mr, and Mrs, (i. P. Whipple who have been enjoying an outing at Hida way Springs have returned home. tn. the return they were guests at the) home of Henry Uulnkn in the moun-1 tains. Fred W. olMpkln, manauei of the Bast Oregonian. arrived home this morning from San Francisco where he had been for the past two weeks, j Carl Coolev. who accompanied him, j ho M oriow, will return t Sti rling Patterson ami Slarling lav-j f irmor are encamped at Hidawa Springs. Mrs. K Mrs, J. BUrkt, Mrs Clarke Nth I Hoy Alexander and Mrs. Jessie BOhulU left this morning t" spend ihe remainder of the week at the gharpsttin cabin OB Weston moun tain. NAUGHTY BEAR JOINS INVISIBLE HOST OF NOW GOOD INDIANS CODY, Wyo . Aug. 23. one of Uncle Sam's Jobs Is this he classifies bears. He calls em "bears" and "bnd bears." "Hears" are protectetl. pam pered and encouraged; 'bad bears' are lelormed. In the same way "lood" Indians used to he made. Const qutntly the Yellowstone park bear colony has been reduced Io an offi cial hunt. The "huntee" was the fe male grizzly which several days ao attacked and mauled Ned Frost unil Kd C. Jones when they were camping. In the national park. Chief of Scouts M llride ol Hit Dark garrison led the hunt. The animal showed fiuht and WSJ shot. She fled wounded, and is believed to have per ished. Frost and Jones are recovering and Congress will be asked io authorise park guides to cam firearms. Hit Hot Wtaihcr Te-I makes 1 better aciiinintetl with their re es oi strength and enduram e y find they need Hood's Saisapar which Invigorate! the blood, loo 's refreshing sleep and overcomes tired reeling Adv. Ni a Ilia BRITISH SKA ( APT AIM SHOT BY THi: tiKRMANs CAtT, CHARLES Ei FRY ATT This is the first photograph "I Cap tain Charles A! Fryalt, Hrltlsh cap tain of the siennish p, Brussels, who was shol lo death by the Hermans at Brudges, to reach the I'nited States. He Hied in sink a Herman siilrmarlne and was captured. The Hrltlsh government has rec ommended the granting of an extra pension of l.inii MMMll? to Captain Wyatt'j widow, hesitles the sum to whit h she is enl tied under the gov ernment's compensation scheme. The Great Eastern Railroad, of one of whose ships Captain Frvatt was the master, is also granting his widow a I1MS annuity. 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Now JEWISH PALE IS Duma Will Hear Arguments for Ite -lining Jons In Kqiuil lUgiu in Russia, I'KTIti (! liA l., Aug. 2;!. - Professor Paul Miliukov. a cadet leader, has I11 forntd the United PrtM that the bill aiiollshing pule and giving the Jews filial rights Willi other subjects, would he introduced In the Duma in Not ember. Miliukov recently visited Knglaml. Francs ami Italy with Duma mem litrs. He said "The progressive pai- t supports the bill, it will contain three essential parts. First, It has for its object the removal of pale thus enabling the Jews to live whci -BVeT the., choose. Second, it rtmoVtS educational limitations against tlu Jews. Third, it make it possible for the Jews to learn fesston, While uliroad I h tlie Rothschilds in France, with Prufe Bor bonne and tnan! live Jews. At tht- tny trade or pro-j id long talks with both Kngland autl tor tosvy in Paris, othtr rtprtttnta. coming ses--iou I Plan to tell the Duma mciuiitrs what, 1 learned. We realize that Russia and the allies have tieen affected by Ruatia'l policy on the Jewish ijues- It expecttd that c..-a:??!fiS w II devtdop aguinst tilt bill. Oppo-I 1. 1 ints t lalm the Jews would soon hava the peasants at their mercy on at- count of being keener businessmen Russian bailers resent outside Inter ference in Jewish problems. Count Kokortbsow, former prime minister aud minister ol finance, said. "In the United BttattS you force the southern people to pay taxes for hugt sums paid northern pensioners, ion woiiblni like It if we refused to 'Itu! with VOU unless you treated tOUthtrnarfl like northerners." I WESTON FAMILY LEAVES FOR VISIT Mr. and Mrs. E, t', lingers (,o tVashturna Man) ( anopers ill IOUltHllls. n cKonia n Aug. -ie firm of Co; left fnniilv fo K. c. Rogers, Watts Hog-1 uasday morn- Hardwar with his a short, visit w.th the Henry Dowd famll) at wash- tin nil. Wash. While thart he will bmk after his farming Interests In that locality, .Miss May KcClOUd of Milton, Spending this week at the VV. E. Smock farm on Reed and Hawley mountain. The Purler family returned home BaturdB) after having spent last week In the mountains. Mrs. Dan Hopkins of Helix, is vis itlng at the I C. Hopkins residence in tht foothills near Weston. Mrs. Klla Fisher, stster of Mrs, II c. Price, left Tuesday afternoon for her home In Missouri Mrs. Fisher CPEAKING of good cigars (as everybody is every little while) will you pay a nickel to try a new cigar (new to you, perhaps, but an old friend to many smokeis).' Its nme is the OWL. Buy it today you're on the right track I The Million Dollar Cigar M. A OUNST H CO, INCORPORATED BILL TO ABOLISH UP IN NOVEMBER YwAkiad of Him Dill. k.t lit.v Law KtBHlB .... ...... ISO world ol ooort. kl 0:A. A...... H .hot. witBOet urtjon 0,.o I'OO IM York bjai spent the past three months in the we.-t and is very favorably ini pressed John McRae and family were In PtndlttOO n bUtiPSSS the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Ralph Tucker and little dattfhtW were In Pendleton on Tuestln op business. John R, English left Wednesday tor Montana where he has accepted ., goVtmmtttl position. He Yflll be Joined a little later by Jas Klrkpat- rick and Rttfofd Prtcs, Claik Nelsuu. insurunce agent fnnu Pendleton, was In Weston Tuesday 011 liiisiin-ss He is having the Interior 0( the Nelson cottage remodelled pr -paralort to S J Culle.v's moving In Ralpli Tutker and family have rtnttd tht Joe CSodlut home on Nor mal Heights and will move to Ww ton as soon as school begins in Sep tember. Mrs. Manual Frledly and children illumed to their home in 1'endleton Honda) after having spent the week end at the John McRae residence in Weston. Fred Voot of WtStOQ has gone to Athens to Join the In I KttJlllg, crew of Joe Cannons. Mrs. Richard Oerberding Is report ed Io be ipilte 111 this week at her home In Weston Mr and Mrs. U I o'Hara have re turned home after having spent some lime al Camp MrDoUgal. Claud Price was In Pendleton on Tuesday. To Build Up- After Grippe, Colds Bad Blood Take a blood i limmir and altrrabSie that starts the liver and stomach into vigotous action, called Dr. Ileroe's QoHM Medical Discovery liecaust o( one of its pnncitNil ingretlienut the Golden Sea plant I assists the hoHy to uianufarture rich red biooil whara feeds the heart uerves brain and organs of the hotly. The orpins wort smoothly like machinery ittniiinf( la oil. You fed clean, strong anil strenu ous instead of tired, weak nnd faint. Start to take il to - and before another flay has passed, ihc impurities of the blood will begin to leave yimr hotly through the climinative organs, and in a few days you will know that Hit bail bltssl is j assing out, snd new, rich, pure Mood is filling your veins and arteries. tct Dr. l'ierce's Golden Medical Dis covery tiMiay from any mulicine deal er in tablet or liquid form, or send Dr. Pierce, Invalids' HOttl, H iffalo, N, Y., ?n cents for trial package of tablets. What Our Neighbors Sav. A.-toria, Oregon. " After having had tnc grip i ciatltl not regain I ty strength; my blood mu oner, I I. was nervous ami alto had hcu tnatbtn. I tried III. ,ii,, just could not get any relief. Finally I decided to take Doctor rierc e' i -olden Iiiedical Diccovc. i :. o r .',..' " w1'"' ;t curcu me. I"" u is simply great. I use the 'Pleasant Pell I foi t-onsiipatioa. Bo R. SPlCliR . . it You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish nlTAv i myr 'it fi