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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1916. TWELVE PAGH3 lOcaoE 10QOI xocxoc 30E30 ICE30 '.n PAGE TWELVE CDO! o Q !0t30C 10 0 o Q o 0 n OB ocaox 6 'Tr i just I ieceivei A CAR LOAD OF Appte Haw Tonsils Removed. Mrs. Fred Peterson underwent an operation for the removal of her ton "its this morning. FROM OUR OWN ORCHARDS. Rome Beauties, extra fancy.. $1.75 Rome Beauties, fancy , $1.65 Winter Bananas, extra fancy $2.00 Winter Bananas, fancy $1.75 Cooking: Apples 75c SPECIAL PRICES FOR QUANTITY PURCHASES n o Morning Marked by jc. A quite heavy fog hung over the city this morning but it lifted short ly before noon. This afternoon has been clear and mild. the interruption in the service being caused by another burned out pole near Walla Walla. The heavy rains of yesterday caused defective insu lators to show up and as a result a number of poles were burned. ' GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. Soliool Hoard Afraid of Dark. On account of the lights being off during the early part of last evening, the school board decided to postpone its monthly meeting until tonight. Ia.vt"tte Woman at Hospital, Mrs. J. A. Judd of Payette, Idaho, mother of Mrs. Glen Sturdivant, yes terday underwent an operation at St. Anthony's hospital and has rallied satisfactorily. D o 'QUALITY" i Hirer la Up. The rain and moderate temperature of yesterday melted considerable snow and as a result the river rose rapid ly over night. There is more water goinjr. down the stream now than there has beea since last spring. Two Phones, 28 823 Main St I0E30C IOE30X aoc xocanc o n o OEXO IODOE I0E30I loeaa Two Drunks in Court. Carl Huff waj given a $10 or ( days' sentence this morning in police court oa a charge of being drunk and Walter Ogilvy drew a similar sen tence yesterday afternoon. Neither took the cash alternative. A Te Attend Woolgrowers Convention, Quite a number of Umatilla count I sheepmen will leave tomorrow morn' ing for Heppner to attend the annual convention of the Oregon Woolgrow era' association. W. W. Cryder, su- pervlsor of the Umatilla forest, and JH. B. Averlll, district predatory ani , mal inspector, will also go over. The 'convention will continue through Sat urday. SB .JF FOR WOMEN f tr , 'ml nunareas oi useful gifts for the women folks that are sure to please. LOOK OVER the items below make a list of those to whom you wish to give, then come to our store and let our efficient salespeople help you select LET US SUGGEST Kid Gloves Handkerchiefs Silk Underwear See Display Silk Hosiery Shop in the Morning If Possible Suviheadg Should Come l'p. The rapid rise of the river during jthe past 24 hours is a welcome occur ence to sportsmen inasmuch as it will probably mean that the steelhead run will reach the upper Umatilla. The flow of water In the river now should fill the Furnish reservoir and permit the steelheads to get up over the spillway. It will also enable them to climb the riffles in the lower end of the river. Of Silk Umbrellas - Pendleton Bath Breakfast Caps Robes and Indian Silk Waists Robes Inside, the Store. Sweaters s Pendleton's Quality Store Umatilla Mason Elect. Arthur G. Means, Rieth merchant, was at Umatilla Monday night for the annual election of officers of the Ma.J sonic chapeter of that town. He re ports the following officers chosen: Mart Griffin, worthy .master; Hugh Barkley, senior warden. Earl Shaw, junior warden; Roy F. Paulu, secre tary; H. C. Means, treasurer, and c. E. Powell and James Atchinson, trustee After the election the Masons enjoy ed a banquet and social session. Bear Was Pet Bear. The story of the bear killed ut the McCormmach place yesterday upon investigation, proves to have been somewhat beyond the facts due to the jobbing propensities of the inform ants. A bear was killed alright but, Instead of being one run out of the mountains, it was a net bear that had j wn raised by hand. Umatilla is Far Famed. ..That the fame. of. the town election at Umatilla has reached far and near Is shown by the following editorial comment by the New York Sun last Friday: Mrs. E. E. Starcher Is mayor of Umatilla today, having defeated her husband in the election yesterday. Umatilla, Ore., dispatch. Poor Starcher will now be known as the husband of the mayor of Uma tilla, and he must give up his latch key and be a model husband. r m j KHKCTORS 8 $l.8, $2.98. DOIJiS I Dc. H!K', 8o, tt.iX $l.4, $1.98, PIANOS $2.ll, 2.u8, $3.98. HORNS 5c, 15c. ; DRUMS 690, 7M', 98c, $1.25, $1.1 TOPS 10c, 15c, lo, 25o FANCY RUBBERS lo, lc, 150, 49c TRAINS WITH TRACK $1.49, $!., $1.98. $2.19 XMA3 ( motm WHIPS 260 KNGIXKS , 980, $1.19, $1.98 TOYS 5c, l(k 15c, 19c, 25c." !!9c, 4c, 98c, $1.25 $!.I9, $1.98. TOOIi CHKSTS 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98. TRUNKS 79c. Otic, STATE DEPARTMENT HAS TAKEN CARRANZA TO TASK FOR ARREST WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.The state department has made strong repre sentations to the Carranza government regarding the arrest of Ricardo Soils, the American citizen. Soils was ar rested at Matamoras and taken to Vic. tcria for trial. Departmental investi gation established Solis' American citi zenship. 8 J C.Prnney Co. Inc. J YOTJCAN DO liETTTER AT WE LEAD, j OTHERS FOLLOW j 4 "IAIU KUlsti.i taniia ir.- 4 tJREE BY PHONE. WILSON GIVES DINNER IN CABINETS HONOR VVASHIGTON, Dec. 13. President Wilson opened the formal White House social season last night with dinner in honor of his cabinet The guests Included vice president and Mrs. Marshall, Colonel and Mrs. E M. House, former Governor Martin Glynn of New York and Mrs. Glynn; Robert S. Lovett, Cyrus H. McCor- mick, Joseph EL Willard, American Ambassador to Spain; Charles Dana Gibson and Mrs. Gibson and a large group Of government officials and per. sonal friends of the president. WEALTHY HOTELMAN GIVES CHILDREN ALL Another Pole Burned Out. Pendleton experienced an intermit tent light and power service yesterday. The "juice" was off for a time yes terday morning, again in the early af ternoon and last evening there was another period of return to the pri mitive. The lights went off at 5 o'clock and were off until about 7:30. NEW YORK. Dec. 13. -The will of George C. Boldt, the hotelman, filed here today, leaves his entire estate, es timated in excess of $15,000,444 to his son, George C. Boldt, Jr., and his dau ghter, Mrs. Glover Boldt Miles, who are named as executors. Mr. Boldt besides owning all of the stock of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel company per sonally owned the Bellevue Stratford hotel In Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEGION ON ITS WAY TO EUROPE w 1 CHICAGO, Dee. 13. Representative of the Canadian Pacific" railway an nounced today that the American le gion of the Dominian hns sailed for Europe. SOCIETY LEADER WRITES VERSES OF PASSION I in 9 Shopping Days Until Christmas TKE POPULAR WRIST WATCH The Christmas gift DeLux for the lady is without doubt the wrist watch. Every woman expects to have a nice wrist walrh sometime and Xnurn is the available time lo Rive one of these. The pndf of 'phm-shIhh ani the plcaKure of usiiir a wri.it watch is a facmatiun. We huve thi-m in reliable Uim-WMX- from lir.OO to U0O.0Q. ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Jeweler. In, r 4- ' f ( The HALLMARK Store ' ' '' .4 - f , ' ' i '' -'1 'I ' i '" ALBANY, N. Y., Dec. 13. Eight hundred persons "listened in' In the auditorium of the New York Educa tion Building to hear the degree of doctor of laws conferred upon Thomal A. Edison, by Dr. John H. Flnley, president of the University of the State of New York. Mr. Edison ac cepted the honor over the telephone from his labratory at Orange, N. J., and today Is the only man enjoying the honor of having had a degree con ferred upon him in that way. Fate Is a flirt who fools men and then giggles at them. slay Family and Self. NEW YORK. Dec. 13. Gustave Blum, 35 years old, secretary of the naval military training ship Granite State, late tonight shot and killed his son, John 10 years old, and his dau ghter, Elsie, four, and then commit- i ted suicide at the family home at ! Richmond Hill. Ammunition Seized. GALVESTON Tex., Dec. 13. One hundred thousand rounds of rifle am munition was seized by government authorities today. A man who gave his address as New York was arrest ed In connection with the seizure. The ammunitllon was suspected of being destined to one of the warring factions in Mexico. No ( lianseH In IJquor Situation. BOSTON, Dec. 13. Elections held in seventeen cities In this state today produced no changes In the license Ittuation. Five of the cities, Chelsen, Chlcopee, Lawrence, I)well and Wor cester, remain In the license column. Men who makn the most money gel others to make it for them, usually. v i, , - w (lis , f i' ' . ., .-.v. v, 1 ' ' ' " - ' riRS.XEONAED THOMAS. fonZrcHirr2 srvotot NEW YORK. Dec. 13. Under the which breathe the soul of passion, nom de plume of "Michael Strange," j Mrs. Thomas has been noted for her Mrs. lonard M. Thomas, celebrated versatility and artistic temperament. us one of the most beautiful women Before her marrlaKe she was MIhs of wiciety and hIho a wnnwn suf- Blanche Oelrlchs, daughter of Charles fr:i(rc leader, has published a volume Oelrlchs. She marches annually In of li iscelianeous poems, many of the New York City suffrage parade. . It's as easy to be pleasant as other wise and It pays better. LOCALS (Paid Advertisement. ) Kurui.ihed aptm's, 717 Lllleth. For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms. 114 Stonewall Jackson. For rent 5 room furnished mod ern home, north side. Address Lee" East Oregonlan. For rent Furnished room bath connecting, close In. 32 Per week. Address j. B, this office. For sale Emerson piano, used short time but good as new. A fine Xmas pre'ent. Can be bought very reasonable. Baker Furniture Store. Cadillacs Ralm In Jtlco. The local Cadillac agency has Just received word by wire that the price of every Cadllalc model will-be raised $160 at 6 o'clock tomorrow, Thursday, evening. Four orders are going In tonight and anyone desiring to buy n new car at the old price should place their order before Thursday noon. Phone it. Adv. WOMAN LEAVES BABY "IS HURRY;" STILL GONE CHICAGO, Dec. . "My name l Smith; I'm in a hurry," said a wom an as she quickly but fondly klssej a little girl and left her in the care of the matron at the Day Nursery, 2634 Madison atreet, Thursday. Last night she had not returned, ao the eyes, brown hair and rosy cheeks, was eyes, brown hair and hosy cheeks, was taken to the Foundlings' Home, it South Wood street. The police are searching- for "Mrs. Smith," ss years old, S feet t Inches tall, and welch ing 140 pounds. The child wore a faded blue dress, black shoes and stockings. LOIS No (Mn to m i Na Bonus No Ddjy Im Merest Rates IM Repapit ftmleges Man Abstract Co. Corner Main and Court Sta. Peadlatoo, Or. GRAIN andSTOCKRANGH 2820 acres on railroad. 2000 tillable, part ready to seed; fair buildings, plenty of water, all fenced and cross fenced. Price now $60,000. I have tome desirable residence property In Pendleton for sale t less than cost to build, and lots thrown In. Among which are the fine modern home of J. S. Landers on Jackson street. Price reduced now 1500. House of 9 rooms two blocks from Depot. Fine shade trees, new cement walk, cellar, about half way between high and west end school. This house Is insured for $1000, paid up U June, 1918, policy will be transferred with the property for only $1000. The above 2820 acres can be bought now for $20 per acre. E.T. WADE, Pendleton. Ore. Others Make Claims men Makes Good D-44 LIGHT SIX BUICK ROADSTER $1150 D-45 LIGHT SIX BUICK TOURING $1175 These prices f. o. b. Pendleton and cars here for immediate delivery. SEE THEM IN OUR SHOWROOM OREGON MOTOR GARAGE Incorporated. 117, IIP. 121, 123 Weil Court St. Telephone 468 .-.3 3 3
