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TEN FAG HI PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OEEGQNIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1916. a:.:erica;.s o;i board ship torpedoed without warning Through the kindnes suf Mr. Chlou pek, the girl in domestic nrt are making baakeU for Christmas. Thue are attractive and inexpensive git. The advanced class in cookery are thl week working on hot breads and taking powders. Mrs. Frederick C. Fulton of Stan field, her sister, Mrs. McLean of As toria, Rnd her hnusegtiest. Miss Xell Thlelsen of Snlem, spent yesterday in JVndleton. Mrs. Edward F. Poherty who has t-en visiting with her mother at Ku gene. OrrEon, has returned to her home in I'matilla. Lloyd and F. C. Turner. F. TV Kothllabere and F. A. Peggert arriv ed from Net Terce by auto last night, , The Turners In their car left this morning for southern Idaho and the other two men left for points west They stopped at the Golden Rule. Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at the Methodfet parsonage. Rev. R. E. Gor. nall united In marriage Fred J. Haw and Miss Verna Ackerman. both of this city. Alfred E. Frani is down from Athena. G. W. Burr of Baker Is a guest o! the Bowman. W. A. Richardson of Baker, Is at the St George. Mrs. ft. E. English of Wn'on, is a J'endletott visitor. Mrs. Minnie E. Bond of Eugene Is a Pendleton visitor. Mr. and Mrs Fred Seheer were In the city yesterday- F. L. Bradbnrn of Pilot Rock was in the city yesterday. C C Connor, well known farmer of Helix, 1a in town today. 3. L. Spencer, pioneer of Athena, is making Pendleton a visit. -Charles Stanton of Helix has gone over to Idaho on a short visit 'August Ring of Astoria is visiting his son-in-law, John Planting. J. P. Hanlon, special O.-W agent, spent last night in Pendleton. F. R. Blackner of Helix, was here today en route to Meacham where he is to locate. W. C Ray and H. A. Bundy, P. P. & L. linemen, are working In Pendle ton for a week. Alex McKeniie, prominent Camas Prairie stockman, is down from his home at Uaiah. John Wynn, well known McKay creek farmer, was in town yesterday cn a business trip. P. . D. Tull, Spokane capitalist who is putting up an apartment house here, is in the city. Mrs. Will M. Peterson and baby went over to Walla Walla this morn ing to visit relatives. Lester Barr, formerly with the O. W. R & X Co., here, has been made operator at the depot Stanley G. Jewett of the biological survey is in Portland attending the convention of sportsmen. Miss Nell Thlelsen of Salem and Mrs. G. T. McClean of Astoria are registered at the Pendleton. Mrs. H. B. Hull and Mrs. W. H. SwltzJer of Umatilla came up this morning on the motor to spend the day. Bam E Van Vactor, prominent Heppner attorney who delivered the memorial address of the La Grande Elks Sunday, spent last night in Pendleton. Tube Bush and Jock Coleman, who are running a cigar store in Athena, were here yesterday for a trial In which they were Interested. Eush left this morning for La Grande. Miss Harriet Young has returned from Portland where she spent the last week attending the State Music Teachers' Convention. Miss Young received hearty applause after play, iiif? the Scherzo in E flat minor, by Hrahms and much praiseful criticism from prominent 1'ortland musicians. A pretty church wedding took place Wednesday, Xov. 15, 1916, when the marriage of Miss Pearl Ha--'en. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haven to Mr. John Slater, mi emniied at the 12th St. Presbyterian cnurch. Portland. Oregon. The Rev. Levi Johnson officiating. Miss Lulu Hagen. sister of the bride and Dr. Arthur Tallas Yielding at tended the bride and groom. Mrs. Slater Is a former Pendl.tnn girl and has a host of friends and rel ate es here. Mr. Slater nni. c Hirkenwald Co.. of Portland, and is well known here. Mrs. Slater has been traveling with Mr. Slater over this territory as far as Boise, Ida., and they are going to San Francisco to spend the holidavs with Mrs. Slater's mother. ! James Huston of fkiah is among the visitors in the city today. Ed Dupuls, well known Yoakum farmer, is spending the day in the city. Ben F. Marlin, long time resident of Meacham is down from the mmm. tain today. Everett Smith, a Walla Walla at torney, is here today taking testimony In a case In which ho is Interested. GOLF 'BENEFICIAL RECREATION" Judso So Rules in Freeing Woman From Paying- Amusement Fee. CHICAGO, Dec E. Golf, according to a decision by Judge Jesse A. Bald win in the circuit court today, is a "beneficial recreation," rather than an "amusement" The decision frwa vr .... . .- - - , j ton- don. as executrix of the estate of -onn i-onaon, owner of the old Har lem racetrack, frqm paying an an nual amusement license fee of J750 a year for the public golf links which no wadorn the former race park. WOMAN TO CAST KANSAS TOTE. Electors plan to Send Mrs. R. c. Layman to Washington. TOPEKA. Kan., Dec. 5. A woman probably will represent Kansas in tho electoral college. Hubert Lardner, chairman of the democratic state committee, said today that he was making preparations to hAVA XTrfl T? S. Rayman of Hutchinson, chosen to go to Washington. Mrs. Layman is the first woman to be named as presidential lector in the state. The Kansas representtaive in the electoral College Will he chosen nt n meeting of the 10 electors In Topeki sometime in January. CLERK SPENT $5,000 A MONTH AND IS $100,000 SHORT NEW YORK. Dec. 5. "My salary was 125 a week and m yliving expens es were $5000 a month." This was the excuse Adolph Loeffl er, a young Austrian who for six years has been employed in the ex port department of Francis H. Leggett & Co., gave yestedway for thefts ex tending over two years and totaling according to Loeffler's confession, al most $100,000. For the last two months Loeffler has been living in an eight room apartment for which he pair $150 a month. He kept several servants, in cluding a chauffeur, to drive his six cylinder automobile. Loeffler valued the apartment's furnishings at $35,000. Three yeahs r I i 1 Safety Convenience Comfort in shopping are only to be ex perienced by shopping early. You can't shop best in the rush of the last few days. . ..... Buy that Electrical gift or household necessity during America's Electrical Week, Dec. 2 to 9, when the stock is large and complete, and when you may get your full share of the salespeople's time. A fine, large stock with attractive prices makes this universal week of boost and prosperity the logical time to purchase things electrical yourself, and for Christmas-giving. for for CALL AND SEE THE NEW STORE Electrical rifts for Christmas displayed your easy selection. The largest line ever shown in Pendleton. . , r 11 J. L. VAUGHAN Electric! Store. 206 Est Court Street ELEC3EICAL "WEEK Dec 2.. x Dec9 J'slX 1 k : 1 VS-S-MARINA U!4 - ; - t: The British steamship Marina which jeans were auourd her. Wesley Frost, has just oeen sunk without warning off the English coast by a German It boat, with a reported loss of seventy- lives. It is said that several Ameri- Amerlcan consul at Queenstown, Is In vestigating and procuring affidavits of surviving members of the crew. The Marina had been engaged in trans-Atlantic servioe. She was vessel of 6,204 tons gross, built In 1900. Sho was last reported as hav ing arrived at Glasgow on Oct.' 10 after having sailed from Newport News on Sept. 2l. ago he was living room. in a $2.50 a week NoIivoils Cows tiive Loss Milk. WASHINGTON. Dec. 5. Cows do not give good milk or much milk when rifle shots are cracking about them, said Paymaster Ryan, describ ing his efforts to cut expenses at the middies setiool by operating a dairy farm. "Target practice held on a range near our dairy had the effect of mak ing our cows nervous and conse quently their milk production is not as good as it should be," he said. City Employes Muxt Not Drink. Joplin, Mo., Dec 5. All city em ployes of Joplin were forbltten to dring intoxicating liquors at anj time," in a resolution adopted unani mously by the Joplin city commission in executive session here yesterday. Five city firemen are said to have re signed immediately as a protest against the "dry" order. Their places were filled. The commission also passed an or dinance forbidding display of ciga rette and liquor advertisements in mo tion picture theatres. SHOCKER LEADS IX. TERNATIONAL IN PITCHING the members of the Methodist Ep worth League. The guests were to come with their clothes on backward, the girls were to ask the boys. And they were to go In the back door. To make it more backward supper was served at the first of the evening. Tooth picks were served first, then cookies, and then came the jello, and last came pickles and fried potatoes. The boys were served first, and they had to sit with their backs to the partners which they had chosen. Af ter supper was over games were played. They played games such as riding in an airship, spelling back ward. The best thing of the evening was the playing of the pianola which was enjoyedby everyone. i w i -V" ':': ' UR&AJX SHOCKER NEW YORK, Dec. 6. AccormnK to figures made public by President Barrow today, Urban Shocker, the young Yankee pitcher farmed out most of last season to Toronto, leads he International League in pitching. Shocker led under the earned run system with an average of 1.31. In won and lost he also was the victor, having fifteen victories and three de feats. MILTON BONE FOR A FH DRY DAYS LOCALS Advertising in Briet RATES. Per line first insertion.... 10c Per line, additional insertion. . . . te Per line, per month SI .(Hi No locals taken for less tbsn 2tc Count 6 ordinary wonts to line. Locals will not be taken over M telephone except from East Oregon lan paid up subscribers. Furnished apts. Hamilton Court. There are now fresh goldfish at the Bee Hive. Some good pieces of furniture fol sale. Inquire Brown Hall. For rent Housekeeping rooms, 117 West Court. Phone 343M. For rent Sleeping and light house. keeping rooms. 608 Willow street Man and wife want work on ranch or will consider anything. Tel. 442. Furnished houe for rent on north side. Inquire Baker Furniture Store. For rent Housekeeping rooms. 400 East Aita street For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms, 401 Aura. Tel. 308W. Wm. Goedecke auto for hire. Phone 289M. Stangier Cigar Store. Tel. 44. 1 I haul your garbage and trash. Phone 553M. 1403 W. Railroad st. Housekeeping rooms for rent. 501 Lllleth street Call evenings. For rent Furnished rooms for gentlemen. S. T. this offtoe. If your chimney or furnace needs cleaning call I. C. Snyder. Phone 381M. The new apartments, furnished, at Hamilton Court are now ready. No children. 717 Lllleth. For rent Large, well furnished front room, heated with sleeping porch. Phone 636W. Prompt automobile taxi service, day and night Funerals to cemetery only f 3.50. Phone 680. Hotel St. George. Carney Taxi Co. Lost Black Cocker Spaniel dog, bob tail. i months old. Notify Phone 170. Pendleton Hair Dressing rarlors, Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Thons 284M. Stand, Charles Co., Phone 7. Barley too high for feed. See Bly-den-steln, 117 E. Court, phone 36 for oats by car lots. For sale or rent 9-room modern house on Locust Hill. Easy terms. Ralph Folsom. For sale Young cow and calf. Ad dress Mrs. Peter West, Pendleton, Oregon. For sale Eight-room house, hot water heat. Inquire Buford Butler at Otto Hohbach's Bakery. Auto for sale Meti runabout Price $250. Is a great hill climber. Will demonstrate. J. P, Goray, Ool den Rule Hotel. For sale Five room doom, east Court street Desirable location, close to school. A genuine bargain, Fot particular address R. C Jory, Man pin, Ort. NEW CITY WATER M UN IS TEST IID AND CITY IS ENTIRELY WITHOUT WATER, Mali Moogrove Sells All Ills Shetland Ponies and Horwt .Mrs. Hicks Entertains at Vnlqne Party for Ep worth League Member. . (East Oregonian Speclad.) Don't " ee the cottage MILTON. Dec. C Milton couldn't'8-1 116 E- ilih B,reet- Everything even get waiter for a day or two. The nw' Furniture If desired. If you new city water main was tested and , J'n for home at a bargain the town was without water. Mrs. Reber. Matt Mosgrove of Milton has made For sale Buescher cornet, quick a deal which he will sell all his Shet- change B flat to A; also C attach- lands and horses. He has shipped ment, nice case, used only six months them to Canada. 'and Is In perfect shape. A bargain Mrs. Hicks entertained at her home If taken at once. Inquire R this of Friday night a Backward party for flee. House for rent, 116 month, range. beds, chairs and dresser for sale cheap. Call at 505 Franklin street. Classes now forming In clarinet. saxophone, cornet and trombone In struction. Pupils wanted. See Cal Malone, 116 Thompson street. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros.. 219 Beauregard. Phone 2 27 J. Rooming house for Bale. Main street In center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Call Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. G. W. Hooker, florist and Oregon Journal agent, now located at 623 Main street, next to Conroy's Gro cery. The Journal delivered any where in Pendleton, 65 cents a month dally and Sunday. jj s The Most Practical of All Gifts Attention Royal Arch Mawus. Several candidates from Milton and elsewhere will receive mark and past master degrees Friday, Dec. 8th, 7 P. m. C, E. ROOSEVELT. (Adv.) H. P. 5 I Electrical Christinas gifts are both useful and orna mentaland their novelty adds to their appropriate ness. Here are a few suggestions from our varied assortment. Electric Iron, Percolator, Curling Iron, Washing Machine, Toasters, Grill, Heaters and Numerous Others. FREE A 40 Watt Lamp with each ap pliance purchased during this week. Everyone is giving "Something Electri cal" this year and your dealers displays are unusually complete and attractive. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO. "ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE" 1 AC, a r, - , I THE IDEAL GIFT For the Coming Season TEA POTS WARMING PADS MILK WARMERS WATER HEATERS VACUUM CLEANERS WASHING MACHINES LIGHTING FIXTURES FARM LIGHTING PLANTS EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS ELECTRIC IRONS PERCOLATORS CURLING IRONS . SHAVING MUG GLOW STOVES GRILL STOVES XMAS TREE STRINGS Charlie Milne 635 Main St. "MAKE IT AN ELECTRICAL XMAS." iiimiii ll!!!!!l mini nun . r) e Pip) i: & -J THOMPSON'S The Gift Drdg Store AHWoid Presents for Hi 8 a Parisian Ivory Toilet Sets. Beautiful Boxed Stationery of Character. Grand Assortment of Choice Perfume. NEW MANAGEMENT, NEW STOCKS. ALWAYS PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL Telephone 520 720 Main Street 'A i I i
