East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 28, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES DAILY EAST OHECONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1916. PAG ti: 1 Dean Tatoi Co. Will furnish you a NICE THANKSGIVING DINNER FOR LESS Dates Raisin Currants Nuts Bananas Oranges Apples Cauliflower Celery Lettuce Peppers Cranberries Sweet Potatoes Mince Meat In fact all the good things necessary. Phone 683 TELEPHONE DOWNEY'S MARKET For fat Turkeys, Geese, Chickens and Ducks. PHONE 188 MILTON CARS COLLIDE BUT NO ONE IS HURT Christian Endeavor Given Party In Tfclieriiaele Many Marrfegca He Cindy hi East End Town. , (East Oregonlun Bpeclal.) ' MILTON, Nov. 1 8. Letter De nmrla of Milton hud an accident t urday night. When his auto collid ed with miothur hi car wan Jammed up. but nobody was hurt. Many weddings have taken place In the luMt week. Mr, Clyde Himpaon and Mian McLeod were married In Pendleton. Mr. Booth and Luclle McQuary were married In Milton an'l Iter went to Portland to visit for awhlls. John Iirinkcr, a young man of rYeewater, In JiiHt completing an up to date bungalow, which looks rather suspicious. The Christian Endeavor of Milton gave a party in the tabernacle in honor of Its members and was en joyed by a fair crowd. A mlxeil minstrel entitled. How Adam and Eve Turned White," lit also consisted of solos and quartettes. The proceeds are to go for the bene fit of the baaketbnll teams. There will be no school In MHton Thursday and Friday, Thanksgiving holidays. Kerb la's hopeful efforts to come back should put heart into King Al bert and hi remaining Belgians. GI.ASK kvb CAIMJO HHLO CP. Chkwgo importers Say Correct Tint On lie Obtained In Germany. LONDON. Nov. 28. Efforts are being mode by American officials ti obtain the release of a consignment of glass eyes,, made in Germany, an'l seized In transit to a Chicago concern. It is said by the Chicago importer that some of these eyes were special ly 'made to order and it Is pointed out that It Is possible only to get the right tints In Germany. Consignments of false teeth from American houses to Scandinavia are also In question. Now that the flapdoodle aeiunin has closed the flapjack season has opened. COST IIET MAKES A DEMOCRAT HfiMtinian tu Ro BapttuKl in Jack son's rWth at Town Pomp. KAVENA, Mo.. Nov. 28. The making of a democrat will be on the program of interesting events here Saturday afternoon. Judge Lemuel McDonald, a lifelong republican, will stand before the town pump and be baptised In the faith of Jackson hy Frank Dicksraoa. He must take the ducking and shout for Wilson the next four yean just because California thought more of Wilson than Hughes on November 7 and McDonald lost his bet. The Modern Breakfast Cup is served to all the family no denying the children for fear of harming them. no hesitation on the hosewif e'a part lest it make her nervous. no doubt about the wisdom of a second cup for the husband for fear of disturbing his digestion. This snappy flavored table drink, so popu lar nowadays, is Instant Postum Well worth trying by those who value health "There's a Reason." OFFICIAL RULES FOR BASKETBALL I'l'W CIIWtiKK OF Axy co.vsi; Ql'EXCK AUK MADE THIS VKAU. The official basketball rules for 19H-1817 have Just been received by local basketball men. A first glancs at the new rules gives the impression that they have been pretty thorough ly revised and altered. More careful inspection, however, reveals the fact that the changes are chiefly editori al; that Is, re-arrangement and re wording of material last year's code In a new suit of clothes; thero are a few changes that bear on the playing of the game. Jumper (ian TuIi second Time. This year represents the second year of uniform rules for basketball and this method has accomplished hIi that the warmest advocate of the Plan expected. The uniform code Is prepared "by a representative com mittee which each year considers carefully the many suggestions put up before it by hundreds of coaches, officials, players and others who know them thoroughly and see It from every standpoint. For this rea. son alone, if for no other, this code should be superior to any one-man. home made brand, and should be worthy of universal adoption. There are very few changes of much consequence this year. They are, first, regarding equipment; sec ond (a) the umpire is to assist the referee In out of bounds only when requested by the referee, a chapter U added on "Captains and Their Du ties" and it Is specified that the cap tain alone shall represent his team In dealings with officials during the games; third, (a) the so-called "Jump-ball." In this rule the words requiring the Jumper "to face his own basket" are omitted and the word "with both feet Inside his own half of the center circle" substituted, (h) the ball must be first J'tapped" by one of the Jumpers, after which It Is the "ten player's" ball, meaning that the Jump off In the center and the toss up of n held hall, the Jumper may tap the ball to the side or back wards and catch It. FRANCE TO PrLMSE - AMERICAN CHARITY PAP.IS xov. 2R. Thp appreciation of France for what Americans have done and dulng for French wound ed, orphans and refugees of the in vaded provinces and impoverisheu victims of the war will be tola to the soldiers at the front and to civil ian throughout France in a series ol lectureB near the lines and in public meetings to be held In the various cities and towns. The first great meeting will ! h.M i.. th. iimnhitheater of the 8of- hnnm tomorrow, bv official approval of the association known as "The effort nf France and Its Allies. Prof. Etienne Emlle Uoutroux of the. sv.,-h irademv will preside and the in,ri,..n iimlinxsador. William f- Sharp, will sit with him on the stage. i.....,ir Millrrund. former war minister, will deliver the principal address. The prefects of every department ln Krance, it Is understood, are ar ranging to have read publicly In every town recitals of what the. Am erlcans are doing. t KVTIN; FASHIONS 1 JSTKHKNT N KV YOUR .V .n,- fit f k -fm . r? (ft H ' i v It ,v - I x -''' s t - -.. t its t t 1 SUIUA' mmn.mrt swan. This attractive gown la made of white broadcloth ln Norfolk design. The scarf Is of moleskin and plush, while the hat Is trimmed with mole kin. Skating has become so pop ular in New York that Ice skating fashions are being given a great deal of attention by the fashionable set and by the modistes. The fad threat ens to nutdo the dance erase In so clal circles. FALKECIIAlfil PITIES 1L1E0 AND CHILDREN 10 SUFFER II! I'A (Carl Ackcrman.) FAI.KKNHAY.V8 HBAUyL'All- TKKS, by WlreleiiK, Nov. r,. Ka- kenhayn said: "We must destroy the Roumanian army. We are doing the best we can. Our flyers report the Roumanian roads black with peo ple and wagons fleeing from Little Wallachla toward the Alt river. That's the terrible part of war. Wo men and children experience the misery. It is terrible." "Roumania played with the fire and Is now gettinAg burned. Hod soon do you expect to cap ture Bucharest?" I asked. 'Do we want Bucharest?" Falken- hayn responded. "Every time we take a city we must feed the population. I am not bothered by that question. We must destroy the Roumanian ar my. "Kaln or now, a railroad accident. almost anything can destroy the bent laid plans I have been In the wat over two years. All Is uncertainty. I am certain of only one thing. We will win." Officers refused to discuss the probable result of Falkenhayn's -operations. All expect more hard, bit ter fighting with the Roumanians. Falkenhayn's left Is drawing two rings around the remaining Rouman ians in Little Waliuchal. They oc cupy all of Little Wallachla, com posing one-fourth of Roumnnia. Be tween seven and ten Roumanian bat talions are believed bottled up. Reports reaching Falkenhayn' headquarters Indicated that opera tions were proceeding splendidly The Roumanians must surrender the entire western part of their countrv, including valuable stores. The cen tral powers hold all five mountain passes lending into Roumania, CD YC'J SUFFEI? FHOMBACKACH? When y-v.r li-try are weak snu tor-iiii t!u y '- i; ! propi-riv jv r,. . -: the.r im i y ;r i:i-k a. S!il Vi.ii ; :..! ' :! hk (i i.i? mi.-! of avi!ii!!u'. V.u f.i'f li!.cty t '.i despotKit'ut aiiil to li itov tr- n'.! ', jint a it ' u lia-'t.'t cn i-J: a! re.o'y. Don't ie a vi'-tim j!r.y!' . Tile rtlial.le medicine, I .' Sarsaparilla, gives Mn ctth tone in the kiiliicys an ! i i ll3 '.. the whole syatcui. Gel it t"Jav ATTENDS CHRISTENING OF GRANDCHILD r t; ft' v v . mm I . : i i t .. i I lmmmcxmmF"ZHmiM i nnr in -. m i inn -1 I His landlady told me." put In De tective Ed McQuire. "that he never would send anything to the laundry. He wore each article once, silk hose. too, mind you, and then threw it away." I wanted to look nice." he told the court. Extenuating circumstances devel oped during Sterling's examination which led Judge Pam to take an in terest In his welfare. It was disclosed that all Sterling's money Is going to Russia for the support of his mother md father, save that needed for the l:are necessities of life. "Society demands that I adminis ter' its laws for rociety," said the court, "so I may give this boy a chance. He has some good qualities. shall continue this case to see whether I am Justified in paroling this boy. In any event he must make restitution." PRESIDENT S iniPVlLSCN1! 'VTL,jFuajacm-' ii-o.a,iin ami Mrn WUhoii hk thev iLnpeured in an automobile at Wi Pamstown, Mass.. where they attended the christening of the presidents grandchild. Eleanor Anson ayre. uuugmer oi r. mo m. r l-. Sayre. $2,000,000 WORTH OF TOBACCO HELD Britain. UelUM'g to UeieaM.' SOiMI lU-ks rrVAn L'. S. No on lait inli Wiutnes.- WA.SHIXGTON, -Nov. 2. Must oi the 2,uuu,uuu worth ot American t1 uacco w hich it wu thought ner bb'l been rebased by the l!ntih uuihou- ties through an agreement announced by the state department a month ago still is held up on the wharves ;il Copenhagen in 5IHI9 casks, ac cording to information that reached Washington today. Tobacco which ha- reached tide water in this country is also delayed In shipment to Europe, despite the British agreement, on account of the refusal of the Holland-American Line to accept the shipments The allies several months ago forbade the im portation of tobacco to countries con tiguous to Germany or to JScandina via and shipping companies Will not accept cargoes without letters of as surance from the British Embassy here that the goods will pas8 the blockade without delay. Most of thetobacco held at Copen hagen was especially prepared for Germany, and Is ot a grade which will deteriorate rapidly. Storage fa cilities at Copenhagen for this grade are poor. his wAitnitouB strays COl'IlT Fastidious Young Man Hits Another t'htiHT; Accused of Lanvny. ( r. . You need never worry about results in baking if you use sKATTiiE coxsntrcnox oo. TO MAKE SttT ClillSKR WASHINGTON". Nov. 2S. The navy department awarded the con tract for one scout cruiser to the Se attle construction company. It costs nearly five millions. The delivery will be made ln thirty months. Eczema 13 years tb standard renedy for t) ikfe dimun. A Itquid amrA eiterosllr. butmt riwfron Itch. He.icaiHlSlk Yoarnonrv bark if the Ant bottle daei not bring ro relief. AikslMbot a a a Soap. TAIXMAX DRUG OO. STOMACH AILMENTS THE NATION'S CURSE ICC BAKING POVTR It has been a stand by for a quarter of a century. Guaran teed under all pure food laws. 2 R Ounces tbrO BIUT.UX laaTSl-S S:U'E UONDl'tT TO AISTIU. tnwlnuates Xcw Ambassador to IT. S. Might IaitMlte n AnU.Aiu I'lot. LONDON, Nov. 28. It is announc. ed the British government has re fused safe conduct to Count Tarnow - skv recently appointed Austrian ambassador to the United States. It was Insinuated the count might par ticipate in antl-nlly plots. CHICAGO, Xov. 27. Max Sterling was arraigned before Judge Pam in the criminal court today on a charge of larceny. He was accused of steal ing from several department stores. The character of pilfered merchandise and testimony developed his fastidi ousness. When his room was raided by detectives his wardrobe and he had worn it nil consisted of: Ten suits of clothes. One hundred and twenty five neck ties. I One hundred pairs of hose. Twenty-three hats., ( Twenty nine pairs of garters. Eight pairs of extra trousers. "Thr.e dozen shirts. Six pairs wi shoes. Tli lee overcoats. There was also two quarts of im ported perfume on his commode. "And you wore them all you, a soda fountain clerk?" inquired the court. Sperling nodded sheepishly. a mm TROUBLES A mother's unending work and devotion drains and strains hei physical strength and leaves its mark in dimmed eyes and careworn ex pressionsshe ages before her time. Any mother who is weary and languid should start taking Scott's Emulsion oi 'Norwegian Cod Liver Oil as a strengthen ing food and bracing tonic to add rich ness to her blood and build op her nerves before it is too late. Start Scott's Emulsion today its fame is world-wide. It is free from alcohol. Scott ft Bowse. BloaaficldjH.I. HI WmduMIUmt4y . There is no ailment causing more woe and misery than Stomach Trou ble. Often Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intes tines, constipation. Acute Indigestion, Auto-Intoxication, Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis and other serious and fatal ailments result from it. Thou sands of Stomach Sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr'g Wonder, ful Remedy. It Is unlike any other remedy. It sweeis the poisonous bile and catarrhal accretions from the system. Soothes and allayg chronic Inflammation. Many declare It has saved their lives, and prevented se rious surgical operations. Try one dose today. Watch its marvelous re sults. Contains no alcohol no hah-tt-formlng drugs. Book on Stomach Ailments FREB. Address Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist. Chicago. Better yet obtain a bottle of Mayr" Won derful Remedy from Pendleton Drug Co. or any reliable druggist, who will refund your money If it fails. om Me Tuesday, Dec. 5 fiPfX IAfj MAT! X EE Kvening fl.00 to $3.30. Matinee; 50c to f 2.S0 f i t : -. THE OXE AND OXLY CO. 17 speaking parts. large choruses. beautiful girls. wonderful gowns. superb music. XOT A MOVING PICTUKE. Seat Sale Friday at the ON I. Mm I We Ine fVlrdiricf rui AijoG Kuy-fciiuiiikH PHYSICAL CULTURE AND ELOCUTION. Hotel Pendleton. HiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMuiiiMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimittuiiiiiiiHiinuiimiiiiiiuu: Pay Gash-lot Doro Saves the Bearings Zerolene is made trom Asphalt-base crude. Its lubricating value is not affected by the heat of the motor. ihtSianJard Oil or Motor Cars Sold by dcalen everywhere ind it ill Service Stationj ot the Standard Oil Company ln,tli-toa i f 4 Phone 476. h SPECIAL 1 lb. pkg. 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