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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1916)
TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OTtEOONIAN, rSNDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEirT.EH 1,1918. TAC -A Hie Dug Met Hie Dean Tatom Co. will bothbe CLOSED All Day Tomorrow That we may spend the en tire day working for the Pendleton Normal School 308 X YES is the way to vote TELEPHONE 188 is the way to order meat FAGAN PREACHES GOSPEL ,TO LARGE AUDIENCES Cttrtotn (jiurrh I Crowded to Hear RMrtiUff Salmon mi "The. lMt M'tgfct in Sodom." Ajivther very appreciative audi, nice was present last night to hear the Fagaiis at the Christian church. Afttir a rouxiig song service, Mrs I'agun sang another I dmi u t lfu solo, "HI Sye la (in the Sparrow." Th evangelist spoke on "The Last Night In Sodom." unci baseii his mes. au en the story or Abraham and 1x1 Among other thins the speak, er nuid: ' "Abraham wa a miin who carried hi religion alonx with him. Some folks, when they go to Portland or Walla Walla or aome other place, leave their religion at home. They Imagine Ood won't care and the folks wont know what they do while they're gone. "Abraham and Lot were rich .hut they quarreled, tt I another cane of wealth producing a quarrel among txniswinxt; citoi p. kro. iiitis DON'T MISS THIS, rut out this slip, enclose with r.c and mall It to rotoj t'o. 284J Sheffield Ave.. Chi cks, li writing your name and ad dreiM clearly. You will receive in re. turn a trial package containing Fa IhVd Honey A Tar Compound, for bronchial and la grippe coughs, cold anfl croup; Foley Kidney Fills for , lame back, weak kidneys, rheuma tsm, Madder trouble: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleanalng cathartic for constipation. biliousness, headache 1 and sluggish bowel. You can try thwte three excellent remedies for only lc. Talluian & Co. relative Money i mighty handy stuff to have uround the house. I wih I had more of It, but you and I need to remember tlu-re are some things money cannot buy. I know that we SHy 'money , power,' and 'In this sign conquer,' but we have changed the ign of the cross to the sign of the almighty dollar. I-ot chose the Jordan plain. His choice wua so!l"l-ii, hut no doubt he. Justified himself by Maying 'business Is business.' He pitched his tent to ward Sodom. Sodom is a type of sin and many In Pendleton tonight an- pitching their tents toward Sodom, f your boy sows a crop of wild oats, don't forget he will reap a wild har vest. There are many In Pendleton more Interested u the price of gaso. line than In the price of redemption. They are upending their time figur ing at what picture show they will upend next Sunday evening, but are not figuring where they will jpend eternity. "America Is going amusement crazy. She In losing her hold on Ood and when she does she will meet the same fate that ancient Pabylon. Home, Oreece and Sodom met Ood 1 warning us tonight through history and through the scriptures that the wages of sin 1 death. Tonight Mrs. Fagan will sing. "Then I Shall t'nderstand." The sermon subject will be "Fundament, als." All are urged to attend. ERr.lfSTOII STORE CHGES IIDS SAPPLIt UlLOTIILItS SLLL COX. I IXTIOXi:itV TO SIM 1 I, AM) m-iii.!.an. Crawford Hujldliig Js Improved MImh SWrr to open Rakery Mr. an, Mr. I). 10. Martin Llitcrtaln at Mnner, (Eust Oregonlan Special.) HERMISTON. Nov. 1. By a deal closed this afternoon, Sapper Bros, have Hold their confectionery store to Slscel & McMillan of Wasco, Ore gon, who will take over the business at once. Both Mr. Slscel and Mr. Mc Millan are experienced young bunl-ne-s men, having been In the same line of business In Wasco for the past few years. They will niove their families here at once. Hy disposing of their confectionery store, this will give Sapper Hros. more time to de. vote to the upbuilding of their ga rage business In this city The Crawford building which has been occupied as a second hand store, has been moved a few feet so that it now faces Main street. This building U now being repaired and partition ed In the middle so as to make room for two enterprises. Miss Ruth Starr will open up a bakery In one half of the building, having secured the agency for the Echo bakery. She will also handle home-made candies, and probably a little later on serve light lunches and hot drinks. Douglas Wil son will have a grocery store In the other half of the building. Mr. Wil son comes here from Lewiston, Ida ho, accompanying his parents who will make this city their future home. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Martin of Irrl gon. charmingly entertained a few of their Hermlston friends at dinner Sunday. It being the occasion of their t we ntj.-flr.it wedding anniversary. The table was exquisitely decked and appointed, a basket of fluffy, yellow chrysanthemums in the center being effective The place cards were sug gestive of Hallowe'en. Covers were I placed for Mr. and Mrs. H. T). Newell. I Mr and Mrs. C. W. Kellogg. Mr. and j Mrs. Thos. Hawthorne. Mrs H. j Paswnlk and Mrs. Mary McDonald. H. J. Lnngley left Sunday night for St. Paul after spending a few weeks here looking after the marketing of his apples. Ed L. Uunmers of the Kingsley store, will leave In n day or two for his former home In Peoria. Illinois, to reside permanently. Mr. Iammera Is a pioneer of Hermlston. and has many friends on the project who will regret his departure. S R. Oldaker Is spending a few days In Portland this week. W. T. Roberts was an Echo visitor Monday. REPIUS II! FOR BIG DEFEAT I.ST IS AM.VMK W ITH W ILSON , hi XTIMK.NT, S.IVS Mr OH- MKK AI'TKll TRIP. No IXoiln WliaU-H-r Hut That presl. dent M ill Carry Ohio, Indiana and Illinois Xew yrk ljl Give Stag, gerljuj Plurality. NEW YORK, Nov. 1 "We've got them on the run, and they are ln for the worst trouncing In years," said Vance C. McCormlck, chairman of the democratic national committee upon hut return to New York tonight from Chicago where he went for a seven hour conference with western leaders. "The west is aflame with Wilson sentiment. Frank H. Hitchcock, in a formal forecast pubtshed In Chica go yesterday admits, the los of Ohio, yet contends that Indiana and Illi nois are In line for a republican candidate. How absurdly ridiculotu for republicans to attempt to measure political sentiment by Imaginary state lines. As a matter of fact, the people of Indiana and Illinois are Just ide t as patriotically loyal to the pres nt of the United States as are the people of Ohio and you may take It from me that President Wilson will make a clean sweep of these three big Mates. "I learned ln Chicago, for the first time, that the republicans In their desperation are circulating a report that New York is for Hughes, anl that the democrats realize this. Such a statement is wholly without foun dation. New York is not for Hughes today and will not be for Hughes next Tuesday as the republicans have very good reason to know. President Wil son will carry the state by a stag gering plurality. "Newspaper polls and straw ballot confirm our private advices to the ef lect that the bottom has dropped out of the republican campaign up state in their strongholds. The macedon Ian cry of the republicans for the help of such old guardsmen as Barnes, Penrose and Crane cannot change the situation." The picayune and destructive abuse of the president at this stage of the game will avail the republicans noth ing. The American people cannot be gold bricked. IHGHLS KlPPOltTKRS C.IVF 10 TO f OIIDS OX WALL STRF.ET I NII)KNTIKli:i NTKAMIIlt IS GROl.MKI HXATs TIIE XEW YORK. Nov. 1. The flnan . clal district reported Hughes sup I porters had offered odds of ten to nine. Wilson supporters asked eight , to ten. Five thousand dollars is re ported to have been waged even that Whitman would carry' New York. SEATTLE. Nov. 1. An unidenti fied steamer supposedly the Pacific Coast liner Senator, grounded on West Point, ten miles north, but floated at high tide and resumed its vovage northward j Farmers probably would raise more i cattle and other foodstuffs if the food speculators did not make more money by handling a small quantity at a high price than a large quantity at a low price. REALTY TRANSFERS "Slue" Take the Out of Monday . Let tfau laundry do your washing and make the place where you live, a "home." Your wife will appreciate this little thought of her and the home will be healthier and happier because of it. ROUGH-DRY 7c lb. the price is too low to think of doing it otherwise v YOU OUGHT TO TELEPHONE 179 AND OUR AUTO WILL CALL. "We Wash Everything But the Baby" Troy Laundry Co. Phone 179 Warranty Deeds. Joseph Hodgson, et ux, to I ley Winn, J 10, acreage in township t north, range 35. C. G. Wakefield, et ux. to p. & Wick company, $750, lot 1. block 16, Raley's addition to Pendleton. A. B. Thompson.- -et ux, to R R. Lorenzen, J5000, SE 1-4 section 14, township 3 north, range 30. Umatilla Farm Lands Company to R. O. Matthies, $10, Ne 1-4, Sw 1-4, XW 1-4 and NW 1-4 SE 1-4 NW 1--4, section 33, township 5 north, range 29. John Kerr et ux to Will Moore, $L W 1-2 section 4. township 4 north, range 30. Annie E. Edmond et vir to Ella M. j Anderson, et ux. $1. mete and bound: description in block 50. Reservation I addition to Pendleton. j It is the Poorest Sort of Economy to Dress Shabbily To dress well means to appear well in the eyes of the world. The best man for the job may be the poorest dressed. And the chances are 10 to 1 against him for sloppy clothing is a serious handicap to overcome. At the prices we are showing one can dress well on a small am ount of money. You can do it by watching our lat est fashion showings at the most reasonable of prices. All of these suits are made of cloth that was made to wear, put togeth er by expert tailors who made them fit. STEIN-BLOCH SUITS $20 to $30. THE CELEBRATED SCHLOSS SUITS $15 to $25. Right Now it the Time to Get That Overcoat. It is the wise man that picks his Overcoat before the cold snap sets in. He is wise in more ways than one, for He takes his pick from the cream of our stock. He gets in before the rush and has more leisure for selection. He is ready to meet the unheralded cold weather when it arrives. 5? M 'MA The next time you pass our store step in and look over the overcoats we are show ing from ?12.00 to $27.50. Flosheim Shoes they fit your feet $6.50 to $8.00. ' REMEMBER This store will be closed all day Thursday, working for the Pen dleton Normal, 308 X YES. . WHERE EVERYONE LIKES TO TRADE. MLWICAN" BAMUTS SAI I TO HAVK VUi:CKK TRAIXj EL PASO. Nov. L It is privately reported that bandits wrecked a Mex ican Central train between Chihua hua and Juarez. Carranxista offi cials denied it and . declared the trains were running regularly. t.KLKk ROYALISTS AXD REVOLCTIOXARIKS t KSI1 SALONIKI, Nov. 1. Several sol diers were wounded in the first clash of Greek royalists and revolutionar ies. The royalists attacked the rebels at Gulda. near Salonlki. Another American girl has demoted herself by liecoming a princess, for getful of the ancient song. "Every American Girl is a Queen." DISMISS B!ACK CAT CASK. CHICAGO, Nov. 1. "Young lady." said Judge Sullivan. "I think I will send you to the bridewell for a cou ple of months." And the Chicago avenue police court judge dipped his pen In the inkpot and frowned. Miss Pauline Williams of the Edge water Peach hotel gulped. "My knees," whispered Miss Wil liams. "Oh, lawsey!" "And you. too." said the judge. In dicating j;i.ss Lillian McMann The two young women were on trial for pursuing black cats in Lin coln park, pending circulars, etc They wanted the cats for a "feature dance" at the Edgewater Beach ho tel, given by the Black Cat club, which includes a number of promi nent society men and women. "If you please," said Miss McMann. recovering her voice, "we'll never do it again." "We were in jail for an hour." saii Miss Williams. "And, oh, your hon or, 1 have changed so much." For a few minutes the Judge re mained silent. Miss Williams clung to the rail with her gloved hand. Miss McMann bit her lip. "All right.' finally spoke the court "We'll let you go this time." Outside Miss Williams drew a long breath. "I was never so frightened in my life," she said. "Never again " Jlshby-Lexkon-'iit ARROW COLLARS IB et. mo, tor to Ma. ClUfTT. 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