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PAGKSa DAILY BAST ORBGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 31, 1916. EIGHT PAGES GIANT CAPTAIN GOVS TO I I IIS AFTER TKN YEARS SERVICE. : t Children Cry for Fletcher's Uaily Lhats With the Housewife Quick relief Quick relief from exces sive tire troubles byequip ping with .Savage Tires and Grafinite Tubes. Extra plies of fabric addi tional assurances against blow-outs. A special cushion of high-grade resilient rub ber to absorb road shocks. Every tire well made of good materials throughout. The new Grafinite Tube is distinctively good too. Each Savage Tube is guaranteed for life. Savage Tubes in Sav age Casings certainly do re lieve users from tire annoy ances and dangers. TIRES FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR Independent Garage 322-324 Court Street Pendleton, Oregon Slight Chang Made in Boundaries. 1 The school boundary Unas In the1 -city as announced are: All pupils living on both sides of west Court j street and on Main street from Its in-, tersect.on with Court and all north of! the river should enroll at Lincoln' KthocI; all students on the east of Vain street to Washington and all! pupils west of Main to Hawthorne school. The primary children near the Field school and the first grade pupils of the south hill will be en rolled at Fields school. Formerly all students cn the south -side ot west Roan vere enrolled at Hawthorne. This ye.ir they are to be taught at Lincoln school. BY MILES THE BEST Because it's a re fined gasoline -not a mixture. STANDARD OIL COMPANY I I n A BANK' ROSE WAl'KUs. , These ere delicious for a camiv- making part : Sift together four ounces of powdered sugar and eight, ounces of pastry flour. Then mix In. i while beating steadily, a pinch of salt. I a quarter pound of melted butter 'and the stiffly whipped whites of two eggs A teaspoonful of rose extract, scant measurement, follows. Now add enough aweet cream to form a! hatter that will fall In ribbons from the mixing spoon Cook in buttered wafer Irons and dry carefully In sieve or cake rack. ST1KKKMN,; FOU S1IJK. ftlk after it has been washed loses the slight stiffness that characterixes it when new. Those who have trieil the following claim very good results';! Pour one-half pint of boiling water i over one-fourth of a pound of gum! arabic and allow It to dissolve. Strain through a muslin and keep in a bottle. One dessertspoonful is used to one-half pint of water. COXSlDKlt THE KIJU)W. The girl who wears sleeveless dance frocks, or transparencies of Georgette that serve for sleeves. shouKl do well to remember that the elbow, when not proerly cared for. Is most unat tractive, it would be a good thing to make a habit of scrubbing the elbows thoroughly with a soft nail brush and warm water every night before retiring, and then rubbing a good cold cream well Into the elbow. This sof-t ens the skin and makes it more pleas ing to the eye. IRISH BISQUE. Bring one quart of new milk to a boll, dissolving In It one pint of gran ulated sugar. When this mixture la cool, add a quart of whipped cream a teaspoonful of vanilla and freez? until it Is the consistency of mush. Remove the dasher, add wine glass, of sherry and a coffee cup full of mac aroons ground very fine. Color to the right shade of green with vegetable coloring matter, pack and set away to harden. This Is an excellent sub stitute for pistachio, the green Ice cream offered by caterers. CNBIEACHEn SPREAD, Every woman likes to own a hand made spread, but the majority of spreads call for such expensive mate rials that few women can afford to indulge In the luxury. However, here is a spread which Is within almost ev ery' woman's reach. It can be dupli cateti tor about J5. The spread Is made of unbleached muslin. All over its surface conventional scrolls KM outlined by means of huge French knots. On the spread In question white knots are used, hut there Is no reason w hy one could not ue colored cotton to carry out the color scheme employed In one's bedroom. The edge of the spread is finished with cotton fringe. In place of a qulltrof party why not have a spread party? The work will then be quickly and pleasantly done. ABOIT STEAKS. Two inches is the accepted thick ness for the fancy porterhouse or i loin steak. The meat should be firm and fine, and a bit of fat Is necessary. Otherwise, when cook puts it over to broil she will have to dot the broiler with perfectly good butter, so It Is cheaper to buy a good steak In the beginning. A clever treatment for steaks which are Inclined to be tough Is to score them with a knife a sharp curving knife and pour over them a bit ot lemon Juice an hour or two before cooking. This helps to render the tough fiber tender if mortal hand can. accomplish the impossible like this. t'ltl IT PI M il Three cups lemon Juice. .1 cups or ange Juice. 3 lbs. granulated sugar 1 qt. can pineapple or 1 basket strawberries or any other sliced fruit. 1 cup grape juice, s pints water. Makes 50 glasses. WEDDING TO UNITE TWO LARGE FORTUNES OF PERFECT SAFETY This bank offers every man and woman perfect safety for every dollar deposited in it For twenty-seven years it has been noted for its conservative management and its steady and continued growth show the confidence placed in it by the people of this vicinity. You are invited to open an account in this safe, strong bank. MM Ml TTlTraTTB I I I WIKIt r. I0E30E 30E30I 30BOE lotao TRAVEL CENTER FOR OUTING TRIPS Over the Mountains to Jj Newport $1 5.40 o I o 0 0 I is the season fare from Pen dleton to the beautiful Newport Beaches. It's cool and comfort able at the beach. You don't have to exert yourself, just camp and rest near the sound of trie ocean breakers. the trip down to the beach is delightful. Along the mighty Columbia to the Rose City of Portland, through the beautiful Willamette Valley and over the Coast Mountains. Write for a beautifuully illustrated booklet just issued on Newport. Ask local agents for information, John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. SOUTHERN PACIFIC o iB' . ;?:.'!: v r wrassMK; ' . . m n The Kind You Have Always Bought, nnd whit-li lias been In use for over 30 yours, lias borno the Niirutttiire of tf Ulltl lias been made under his jier- CF f 80I,a' supervision since its infancy. -UXcJuK Allow no one to deceive you In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and ' Just-us-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endunger the health of Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment What is CASTOR I A Castprla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Para goric, Props mid Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant, it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. For more than thirty years It has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency. Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and liowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS I Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought TNI CINTAUH COM 'ANY NOW voMN CITY LAS&Y DOYLE New York fans are lameniliiK the passing of Larry Doyle from the runks of the Giants. After ton ears f ser vice to the New York team he has been sent to the Chicago Cubs In the three cornered (leal, with Brooklyn whereby Helnie Zimmerman become a slant Doyle has played second base for the (Hants since 1907, when he was obtained from the Springfield Club Of the Three 1 league at a price re ported to have been 14,500. In six of the ten years he has been with the (Hants he has batted over .300. car clerk by Charley Beam. Elmer ! H Dunlap is the new call boy, rellev I ing Beam. Business Is rushng In the local yards, taxing the ability of Yardmast- er McKee to keep traffic moving i with the limited number of tracks up , on which to do the necessary work of moving up tralna Several extra j magnt engines for freight service have been brought In from Alblna for I u.( between here and Ia Urande o SPANISH BEAUTY AIDS IV O CAPTIVE OF BL'KGKjAR. AMERICAN FLAG HKSTOUKII To THE TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO, Auug. 31. The American flag was restored to the transpacific service when the Pacific Mail liner Ecuador took Its depart ure for the Far East with more than 500 tons of freight and a full comple ment of passengers. The significance of the occasion was recognized by the government and the battleship Oregon and the 1'nlted States quarantine steamer Argonaut accompanied the liner through the Cnlden date The Ecuador is one of three vessels purchased by the Pacific Mail Co. for this service and it was indicated by of. finals of the company there will be added at least three more large pas senger liners m zz zz ' MISS ELJZABETH CHALMERS fok ArAime DvJxnt NEW YORK. Aug. 31. -Miss Eliza beth Chalmers, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Chalmers, of Amsterdam. N Y.. will be married on September 7 to Walter B. Iteislnger, son of Mrs. Hugh Iteislnger of this city. It was announced today. Because of the recent death of an aunt of Miss Chalmers the wedding "vlll be a simple one, with only rela tives present. Mr. Reislnger and his bride will go to White Sulphur Spring W. Va.. for a part of their wedding trip, and to Pasadena, Cal., for the winter. The wedding will Join two large fortunes. Mr. Iteislnger in a grand son of the late Adolphus Husch of St. Louis, and Miss Chalmer's) father Is the head of a large knitting Industry In Amsterdam. Mr. Iteislnger will he come associated with Mr. Chalmers In biivlnes. "-itf-inr- inr-nni mmji - in LIGHTNING CAUSE OF MANY FOREST FIRES seven started Monday Nisi it m Cas cade Ketone East of Eugene; lteportcl Ui He Tnder Control. EUGENE, Ore.. Aug 31 Seven fires were started by lightning In II e Cascade nat onal forest cast oi Eugene Monday, was the lnfo'matlon lathered by C. R. Seltz. supe. vlRnr ol the forest. Hy daylight, said the eu I ervlsor, men were working at every point of danger, combating the fire end nl are now reported to be under control. A aevere thunder storm ra'd In the Cascade mountains, hut 111" rum Hccompanled It There was some ihunder and I ghtnlng In Eugene at the same tini" end a shower or lain fell. ' 118 BABIES TO M Kl THEM BEH WE OAKLAND Aug. 31. -The s. p. c. A. is expected to ask for a warrant for the arrest of Matilda Dalllnger, ne gr.'sn. of HI Unden street today. (Jertrude Harlford, ajfed 7 and Henry Harrlford aged 8. were last night taken to the Emergency Hos pital suffering from nevere bums said to he the result of steaming hot flan nels Hpplled by the Dllllnger woman as punishment. The children were being cared for bv Mrs Edward dray. Ht whose home the Dllllnger woman Is a. board-r. and cHtcrduy the children were left In her charge. Men stidoa follow good advice un less they pay for It. CENG PLANT AI RIETH IS BUSY M TO 35 CARS OF FRUIT ARE ICED EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, Schools Begin September II ITeiKht Yard). Are Rushed lluikUng ieJ--, atlons PTOf Hill Rapidly. (Eat "regonlan Special, i RIETH. Aug. II. The icing plant of the P. F. E. Co. at this point has 1 een a very busy place the past week Icing 'li) to 25 cars of fruit every aft srnoon and evening. The Ice for this i, .-hipped from Norh Powder, some days requiring two full carloads. At a meeting of the school board laj(t week the date set for opening school wa Monday, September 11, the same day the Pendleton schools are to open. Building operation In itieth are progressing rapidly at the present time and we hope to have a general to:te .n the near future us soon as the Means bUlld'Of can be tun lied on the ln.-ide This will be a much needed addition to our c'ty and very con venient tor the various housewives. Mrs. Jas. Keane returned lastj week from a short visit at The Dalles' and Is again engaged ill Die pastime Ot killing rattler.i. one ot her rletlms a few d.iys ago had eight rattles. H. It. Hanna and family of Iji Grands, motored to Kleth one day lat week to visit a few days with Mrs. Hanna's mother, Mrs. H. D, UMRUB Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Tompkins re turned Mondav from a week's visit with friends In Hood River. Mrs. H. M. Caven, who has been very 111 in the hospital at Pendleton the past two weeks, is so far Improv ed that she will return to her home here this week Mrs. F. J. Martin, wife of clerk F. .1 Martin, left on No. 6 Monday for a visit with her parents In Nampaf Idifho. Mrs. G. S. McClellan was called to L'nlon Monday on account of the se riOOJ Illness of her mother, It. S Smith, Jr., went to La (irande Saturday to go to work In the round house at that point being relieved as liuntemala to the 1'nlted States, lost 110.0011 worth of jewels. She suspect ed a servant, who disappeared just before the Jewels were missed. Her father notified (iov. Whitman, and the governor requested Police Com- inlsloner Woods to put his beat de-. tectives on the case. Detective Van Dttsen was detailed. and when Senora Mende. found that she could not ad squstel) describe the suspected thief, she volunteered to accompany the de tective through the thieves' haunts of New York's underworld, on the slight chance that she might see and recog nize the man. After two days of tour ing through the slums she pounced on a man who said he was Joseph Bo no mart, He was arrested after ,a struggle and is now lodged In iall swatting trial. ANSCO CAMERAS EsSPEEDEX FILM SEWORA LUZ MENCE-Z. NEW YORK. Aug. 31. When Se nora I.uz M. ndez returns to her home in tiuatemala she will have many ex citing stories of life In the I'nlted States to tell her girl chums, but none will he more thrilling than the vera cious account she will be able to give ot her hunt for a burglar, and her part in his capture. Recently Senora Men dez, whose father Is minister from rON'T let another summer vo bv without 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 $55. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggisti L A Few Reasons Why You Should Cook With Gas It 1$ 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. Ranges and Water Heaters Sold on Easy Terms. Pacific Power & Light Company Phone 40
