East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 29, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBOBT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PBTOLBTON, 6M0ON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1916 PAGE uuuy Ksfiais vvun September Morn' the Housewife o I o Is Next Friday oanOLJOi i mi ,101 lonocsssssaosaoi ionocaocioJ Notice Alexander's Window Display WITH the arrival of the first of the month, resolve that during September you and your family will profit by trading at this big busy casfa store where your dollar will do double duty by buying its full value of groceries. That you will enjoy the bene fits of this new sanitary grocery in the way of modern store equipment and service. It's like trading at the big city markets to trade here. When you buy vegetables they come to you as if they were freshly dug from the ground. Fruits are as fresh as though you picked them right from the trees and vines. Our up-to-date cooling rooms make this possible. Everything displayed for your easy selec tion. Prices are lower and our store is clean er. Send your orders here, starting Friday, and you will thank us for the invitation. The Dean Tatom Groceiy Co. TELEPHONE 688 Downey Meat Market in Connection, Telephone 188. MILITIA OF THREE bTATES IS ORDERED TO GO TO BORDER Mt:x U'AX-A.MKRIOAN -OM M I ssiON. TO MEET I.AKI.Y XKXT MONTH WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. The war department announced that the Ohio, Kentucky and Vermont militia nan: been ordered to the border Immediately. Ronton Will Be Held at Portsmouth AiinftiiiMviiM'iit Made After LMO iNt'Anudoado tvmfermcc. WASHINGTON,, Aug-. 2d. It Is an nounced the joint Mexican-American commission will meet In Portsmouth, N H.. early next month The an nniincemenl followed the I.iinsing-Ar redondo conference. CSKFX'L UTTLdE HINT. Put a rone geranium leaf on top the jelly before sealing it. Before beltlnii 1h Hewed In u wash skirt it Hhoulil be shrunk. Always une Ice water when mixing le crUHt. White laee should be laid blue or yellow paper. Alcohol will remove Ink stains from llKht Wool materials. Stewed rhuhard Is said to he valu able for rheumatic troubles. A flannel dipped in turpentine will clean a porcelain tub well. AlwayH thoroughly Hcrub a piece of bacon before It Is sliced. The broom should be placed on its handle end when not In use. Strands of raffia are good for tying vines and shrubbery In place. If the eyes of ., chicken are not full and bright, the chicken Is not fresh. If you use a brick for an iron stand, the Iron will hold its heat much longer Little bags filled with shot make very good weights for use in the sew ing room. It is better to wash table linen by it. self. Handkerchiefs should be washed alone. A tablespoonful of vinegar put Into home-made randy will prevent it from being sticky. If worms are eating the root of the radish, sprinkle the ground around the root with mustard. A small piece of Camphor In the wa ter in which cut flowers are put will make them last longer. i:V SANDWICH. I This Is a most delicious and eeono j mical di ssert and is especially good I lor the children's noontime luncheon ! If there is a part of a loaf of brown that few will suspect that it Is fiorn such homely Ingredients. made FASHION' NOTES. Some of the nicest Parisian shoc are being made ,f white kid with black patent leather strappings. Face the wide-brimmed white hat with black and set a perky little black bow on top of the crown. A plain black satin hat is the best imaginable background for Lall-head-ed hatpins of mother-of-pearl. bnort full dresses for little girls have row upon row of ribbon ruffles finishing skirts and sleeves. Supple silks like crepe de chine and charmeuse are most likely to lead in the early autumn fashions. NEEDLEWORK N'OTFs. The bluebird, emblem of hope. Is a general favorite with needleworkers. It ie worked In blue and makes an at tractive design. A washable corset bag can lie made of vhlte poplin. Embroider a wreaih in cross-stitch in any desired color and finish with a four-inch hem which is stitched to form the casing for a. ribbon. A pretty bag was made of dark i green poplin and a cretonne with a: green background scattered w ith gay I flowers. The Cretonne was sewed to the tag at the top hut was not at tached to the sides or bottom. It wast finished in big scallops bound with! of Extra Specials, on Lawn Dresses, Sport Skirts, Sport Sweaters and Such Like LAWN DRESSES, WHILE THEY LAST, i2 PRICE. SPORT SKIRTS WHILE THEY LAST ONLY $2.49. LAWNS, 27-IN. WIDE LARGE VARIETY OF REGULAR 15c TO 25c, THE YARD. AND IN A PATTERNS, SPECIAL 9c ALL PURCHASES OF THE LAST TWO DAYS OF THIS NEXT MONTH'S BILL. MONTH GO ON FANCY 36-IN. TAFFETAS, REGU LAR $2.00 GRADE, AT ONLY 98c THE YARD. TUB SILKS ONLY 75c THE YARD, ALL 36-IN. WIDE. i THE DAYLIGHT STORE; BETTER GOODS, LATEST STYLES, PROMPT AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT. WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORDERS. ALEXANDERS D p braid beneath was visible. plain greet ODOI IOE30I 0 D 00 RKILMI DA SALAD, M: cupful sliced Bermuda 001 1 14 cupfuls shredded beet. 1 bunch watercress. French dressing. Slice onions crosswise very Motor Insurance 'Bang nude from Atphsh-bsM crude, Zcrolens rosiouira in lull lubricating value lty$. It iiburci our motor jjuiin.t ex- ZEROLENE ike Standard OH or Motor Cars Sold by dealers everywhere and t all Service Station! ot the Standard Oil Company itVft.ne-0 Pendleton bread left. Mice it up and trim off the i dredge with salt a. id pepper and pout crusted edges Mutter the pieces lib- over two tables; nfuls of vinegar J erall and make sandwiches of them, land a tablespootif ul of sugar. I.et using sheet) bananas and a I'ttle sugar, stand an hour to season. Cut the beets I for the filling. Lay the sandwiches In I in narrow- strips mix with three t ible ia buttered pan. arrange more sllceJ j spoonfuls of French dressing and add ' I ananas on top and set in a hot oven j the drained onions, let stand a few until the fruit is soft. Serve either j moments, toss the cress in additional with plain cream or sweetened whip-1 dressing anil arrange the salad upon petl cream. This dessert is so good I it. He found her. was Introduced to her and pressed his suit with such ar "" ! dor that she consented to marry him Yesterday the couple came to Den- ver and last night were married at the home of Robert E. Young, 439 8outh ,nln; ! Emerson street, by the Rev. C. O. Thibodeau The couple left Boon aft erward for Butte. DEMOCRATS HIT IN HUGHES SPEECH the women of his own state an equal chance to earn a living, but he is anxious now to fool them Into voting the republican ticket. Preldent Wil son had the courage to go to New Jersey and vote for suffrage, but Mr. Hughes sat in Washington and did not feel interested enough to go to Vew York and cast his ballot Does this record of Mr. Hughes reveal statesmanship or demagogy? Let the women of the country answer next November." , FOREST FIRE IS ACCIDENTLY SET (PORTLAND SWIMMER IS DROWNED IN WILLAMETTE Candidate Dollar.-. They llae Palled, to Reduce tlic Cost of ing. stock yards and had It encased inside the stomach of a cow which had Just been killed. An Incision was made in the animal's body and the naked child was placed feet foremost Into the opening. The animal's skin and flesh were drawn closely around the Infant's neck and it remained there for five minutes. The woman de clared the "external nourishment'' would cure her baby. BY HOMESTEADER (KELEY, Colo., August 29. Char tea K. Hughes attacked the dem- Arthur Mark I liters Water AWji Ocratlc administration In hU speech'; lining lleart l.unch and Is setiod here, saying: "Our opponents have' With (ramie Sinks Immediately. ,aiieu- t0 reduce the high cost of.Hv-j . Ing. They have shamele-sly betrayed 1 PORTLAND, Aug 29. Arthur, ,he merll gy8tem The have left our! Clark, aged ji its. r,:s Ivanhoe av- (.ltlen to Ue murdered and their: enue north, was drowned at 5 o'clock ( ,ir,,el.,y destroyed close to our own .yesterday afternoon, while swimming; i.iuindarv. Thev said thev onnosed : til.- protective tariff and it has result JHiimiimmimimii Known For It's Strength iiimiiminitmtiim aide no Itc-ulls ill Blase at John Dai in small Fires Knotted. Washington, D. C, Oct. 6, 1915. off the north bank of Swan Island Clark and his young wife were I members of a party or nine who had Damaging gone to spend the day on the island. With sevei il ethers, rlark entered the water about 4 o clock, an hour after eating a hearty lunch. He swam out a distance of 20 feet to rescue a drifting rowboat. reached for the edge of the craft and sank, his hand scraping the side or the boat. Clark's brothea la-law, B. L Ea ton, saw hiui sink and rushed to his assistance, but the body did not rise again. Divers later recovered it. A lungmotor from the harbor patrol failed to revive him Captain ed in begin great i gain unemployment and will alter the war." GERMANY UNTROUBLED BY ROUMANIA'S WAR Relieve Kiurance Will Prolong Fight Rut Will Xot Change Result Ne Balkan developments Discussed. (Carl Ackerman.) BERLIN, Aug. 29 Leading Ger man diplomats unanimously believe that lioumania's war entrance will i.... prolong the struggle but will not First National Bank PENDLETON. OREBON 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. niiiiiiiiiilHiiiiiiilliiiiiliiiiiiii SECURITY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiinn: A Few Reasons Why JOHN DAY. Ore, Aug. 29. The! Carelessness of Herbert Bell, a home steader on Pleasant Hill, southwest ol j here, resulted in a somewhat danger, ous forest fire. Mr. Bell was clearing: some la ml Friday and Just before leaving the timber for dinner he set fire to a pile of brush When he returned from dinner the fire had Spread to tile adjoining tini-j her and was beyond his control, He Immediately summoned some nearby) settlers, but they were unable to con trol the lire and It spread rapidly. Lookout skis Blase, in the meantime the forest lookout on Strawberry mountain spotted the smoke and telephoned to the super visor's office at John Day. Earl? Saturday morning Supervisor Bing ham and a couple of rangers went to the fire and by evenmg it was under i , control. - I DENVER. Aug. 29. When Law - j WASHINGTON. Aug. 29. In the Though it is a violation of the state! rente H. Carr. mining operator. Buttel house recently Representative James fire laws to burn brush this time of Mom., two months ago saw a r OUMf I B Aswell of Louisiana iwwata- --r -i s-.-i from " MISSOURI CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM JAIL JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.. Aug. 2t. -Four of the dangerous convicts cut the bars, tunneled the walls, penetrat ed a six foot brick wall and escaped from the penitentiary during a violent thunderrtorm. A posse is hunting. The fugitives are William Webber, a murderer. Tom McCall. Tom Flnnery and Harry Horris. burglars. SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS DISAPPEAR Rbetmutitr de sn a-4 TiiE KIVEB OF B0MA"C'' Alta Today. keep sent Auto Patrolman Griffiths with an interne from the emergency hospital. Relatives declare heart failure Is partl responsible for his death. HAIIWAl STATION ROMANCE CAUSES DENVER WEDDING I school Teacher of RiuGHo. Wash., Married to Man Who tvil in Love W illi Her at First Sight. hange the result. Thev received the I news calmly. Prince Von Hohen i lohe conferred with the foreign office ! officials regarding the new Balkan J development KLAMATH FALLS TO AID THE STRAHORN ROAD Dearer Bonding House Arranges Terms for Exchange of $300,000 City IPMids for Railroad Stock. in the blood, i muscles and joint flamnialic:'. si i;..' acid sets in'o tK i some defect in t'le r"ii itirt ;.r m. Hod Sarsspan.Ia, ti e blood tonic. U very .-stirc-ssl' treatment of r'leti-a'isni. directly, with prC'vie t the blood, an ' inwr'vw II Hon. Don't suffer 0 I U ' pfl !;; 1 ia an ! pan.. Thil blood thmiish STOPS HEADACHE, HUGHES VETOED BILL JUST TO WOMANKIND W bib' Governor of New York I'stt! Av On Measure Aiming at Ghin3 .In-t Salaries to Teachers, m the year wihout a burning permit. It and beautiful girl standing on the action is unlikeb that action will be taken i station platform of that city, talking! ing ontrasted the ot Charles E. Hughes in veto bill while governor of New against Hell, as the fire was confined t,, woman he knew, Carr realize!, York giving better .salaries to women to his own lands. Number of Fire scon. The forest fire situation In "this vi cinity Il becoming serious. During Friday and 8nturdn the lookouts spotted 16 small flrei forest alone. These that the one girl in the world for him was standing before him. The girl, unaware of the commo tion the had caused In the heart of i voting Carr. got on a train, waved on the Malheur goodby and was gone were all extin- "Who is that young lady you were the station platform " teachers and his stand now for su' fruge. "He refused to give the women Ot his own state justice In the matter ot earning a living, how can the women of the country trust nlm now " asked Mr Aswell. "Let the women of New York city." Cook With Gas It Is Handy It 1$ 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. Ranges and Water Heaters Sold on Easy Terms. guished before they reached any size talking to and little actual damage was done Carr asked his woman friend. She; he continued, "tell the women of the Robert Weltknecht of the Portland told him it was Miss ora Lucile .Maine country how Mr, Hughes' honeyed office of the national forest service, of Ritzville, Wash.; that she was a words now square wnh his acts while arrived in John Day Friday. Mr. school teacher on her vacation, and governor .if New York. The women Weltknecht is making a special study that she was bound for Robinson teachers ot New York had clamored of old cut-over areas in eastern Ore- Colo., to visit her sister. ! for ears tor tne same pay as men gon He will remain on the Malheur, "Robinson:" repeated Carr, for provided they did the same quail t forest about two or three weeks and Carr's brother lives at Robinson. And work The legislature of that Stats will then go to the Whitman forett. ! stralghtn a Carr went to Robinson to in lsOT passed a bill granting It Thc He is accompanied by R. L. Carey, a j visit his brother and to find the girl present noisy would-oe champion ot recent graduate of the I'niverslty ol I will whom he had fallen violently In j women vetoed that Mil. Michigan. I love. "He was not willing then to give, KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. Aug. 29. Fred ' Glenn. Portland representa tive of Keller Hrohers. bond house of Denver, has outlined to the city coun cil terms upon which his company would accept the J30U.000 city bonds it voted bj Klamath Falls for stock in the oregon-California & Eastern railroad proposed by Robert E. Stra horn. Entire engineering of the election by the company so that legal hitches will not later interfere is the first and principal stipuatlon made by Keller Brothers, if the lection car ries and some other firm buys the bonds, one per cent of the issue will be charged for engineering the elec tion. Three hundred dollars will be asked for attorney fees if the election falls. The meeting being informal, you ask for. no definite action was taken, but it j Is understood that at the regular council meeting Monday evening, the services of Keller Brothers' attorneys will be retained Bonanza, 25 miles east of this city, has secured free terminal sites and o, is working on the right of way for a seven mue extension ot tne stranorn road. Plans for bonding thetown for 102.000 for construction work be tween that point and Dairy are being made. NEURALGIA Don't suffer! Get a dime pack of Dr. Janus' Headache Powders. Tou can clear your head and relieve a dull, splitting or violent throbbing headache in a moment with a Dr. James' Headache Powder. This old time headache relief acts almost magi cally. Send some one to the drug store now for a dime package and a few mo ments after you take a powder you will wonder what became of the head ache, neuralgia and pain. " Stop suffer ingit's needless. Be sure you get what ANSCO CAMERAS &.SPEEDEX FILM A LESSON FOR BOYS OF BOSTON TENEMENTS j SICK BABY PUT INSIDE A SLAUGHTERED COW IP f w pac me power & Light Company Phone 40 Denver Woman Declares -FAieniai Nourl-hmont" Will Ottv Infant AMS on Advliv of Physician. , DKN'VKR. Aug. 29. Declaring that she was following recommends tions of a Denver physician, an uni-' d entitled young woman took her I -ickly month-old baby to the Denver WONDERFUL HlOMAfflT trouble A charity society in Boston takes for 5 cents a day if they will con these boys from the tenerftents to j form to the rules established One Castle Island where they may remain I rule require! them to learn to brush their teeth, and this illustration shows them struggling In their tint Hall Stones. Cancer and Clcers of the Stomach and Intestines. Auto-Intoxication. Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from Stomach Trouble Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owethelr com plete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Unlike any other for Stom ach Ailments. For sale by druggists everywhere. rvOVT let another summer go by without an Ansco. It will add more to the pleasure of your out ings than any thing else. All winter and lonu afterwards you can live over airain with your pictures those good summer days. Let us show you the Ansco line. $2 to $55. Tallman & Co Lesdu Druggttu 0 D o I