East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN FAG 111 OBOt S0K30S QE30 IODOI 10 n 0 (Sb o DAILY EAST OICGONTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1916. American Express rfoney Order for Sale Here Try Some of Our Fancy Paper Shell Franquette WALNUTS THE FINEST STOCK PROCURABLE. Special prices on quantity purchase. Every body uses quantities of Nuts, so why not lay in a supply for the Holidays. Very 1U Wtu Pneumonia. Mrs. Frank liuckner is reported I be very ill with pneumonia at her noma, 114 Wait Webb street. Aswtolatod diarlties Meet. Tae Associated Charities will meet this erasing in the city hall. The meeting scheduled for Tuesday even ing was postponed because of the lack of lights. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. Art Amid Is Star. In the Portland Oregonlan thi morauig an the "movie" page is a ptcure of Art Acord, popular Round. Up performer who is now a moving plctare star. He plays the lead with Oladys Ooburn in "The Battle of Ufe," a Pox and Griffith success. S 7 8 7 MORE - - "QUALITY" Two Phones, 23 823 Main St Settling Not Completed. Will Campbell was in yesterday from his ranch north of town and re ports that he was unable to complete his seeding before the cold weather Some of his neighbors were caught In the same manner and they will have to finish in the spring. Avoid the Rush and Get Your Selection First onoc IODOE aOE30I IOC IOBOI a o 30O0 OiiIt Oie County Pays More. Multnomah county is the onlj cosnty In the state that will pay a larger state tax than Umatilla county. Umatilla county's share, 122,316.50, is approached bv Marion count; which must pay over $120,000. Lane is Uir with nearly J 112.00Q. IOE30I xocaoi Give Her Something Useful Recovers Vrom Blow. Albert Buchie, the O.-W. car In saector who was struck over the 0E3O head with a hammer by H. B. Mey era early yesterday morning at Rieth has recovered from the blow and has beea able to leave the hospital. His injury was not as serious as at first supposes. No complaint has yet been made against Meyers. Silk Hosiery Xid Glares .Neckwear Slippers tV" .."V tW' Handkerchiefs Umbrellas Waists Bags Returning from College. The six Pendleton students at the University of Washington, Misses Zelta and Katherine Thompson, Miss Olive Gwinn. Joe Colesworthy, Wil bur Badley and Wesley Mlms, are est- pected to arrive home tomorrow for the Christmas holidays. The Oregon and O. A. C students will not be home for another week. ' Greek to Be Tried. An examination hevlng proven that he was sane, Dick Moduras, the Greek brought up from Umatilla, will be given a hearing this afternoon before Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He is alleged to have threat ened to kill several people with a revolver. "She" will appreciate something to wear, such as Xaysers Silk Underwear, Kaysers Silk Hose, Alex andre Kid Gloves, Daniel Green Felt Slippers, Pen dleton Bath Bobe, and hundreds of other practical gifts can be selected at Waitsburg May Take Fair. If Walla Walla abandons her coun ty fair grounds, there is a probability that Waitsburg will stage a county fair, according to A. F. Alexander of the Up-to-the-Times Magazine. The easiness men of Walla Walla have asked the fair directors to defer ac tion toward selling the buildings and grounds until they can devise some means ta finance a fair. Harley Defeats Hyland. K. C. Harley pf Happy Canyon fam was elected mayor of Astoria Wed nesday over George M. Hyland, also well known here, by a landslide ma jority, his margin being 974. Harley was nominated at the primaries on the republican, . democratic and pro gressive tickets. Two weeks ago Hy land was put on the ticket at a citi zen's mass meeting and made his race on a closed town platform. 15 M Wiles' Strap Purses . ,6So, i,49, $1.98 Ladles' Hand Bags 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $3.49 Ladles' Fancy Collars 49o, 98c Yalierra, solid gold $1.98 Hair Pin Ornaments 49c, 98c Silk Petticoats '. . $2.10, $2.98, $3.49 Silk Wulsts $2.98 Handkerchiefs In boxes 10c, l.V, !!5c, 39c Stationary, Imx 10c, 15c, 19c, 23c, 49c, 69c Children's Felt Slippers ...19c, 79c, 98c Ladies' Pelt Slippers 6c, 98c-, $1.49 Axinlnster ltup, 8 ft 3l( ft. 6 . $2 1.00 Tapestry Rugs. 9x12 $16.50 Men's Kid Gloves 08c, $1.49, $2.49 Men's Silk Knit Scarfs $1.98 Ladles' Garters 19c Fancy Arm Hands 19c Fancy SiisKn(lers 4 Be Men's Belts 49c Silk Xcckweur 23c, 49 Men's Suits $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50 Men's Macklnaws $6.90 Men's Xmas Sets ...49c, 69c, 98c, $1.25 Men's Felt Slippers 69c, 98c, $1.69 Men s Kid Slippers $1.49 Wool Blankets $2.98, $3.98, $1.50. $5.90 IOC CAN 1)0 BETTER AT J.C Penney WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW broken spoke. The latter car was pro ceeding north on Cottonwood and the Waffle car was coming down Court. The former was almost clear of tha other when it was struck on a rear wheel. Both cars were turned com pletely around and the La Fontaine car backed upon to the sidewalk by the Farmers' Union office. Athena Girl OlHmitcd On. The little daughter of J. C. Walters of Athena underwent nn operation here this afternoon. BOARD OF INQl lltY TO ACT. (Continued from Page 1.) Kogusch said: "If it had not been for splendid courace and disciplined men we could not all have been res cued. The men showed perfect dis cipline at all times, under the most trying circumstances anil in the face of the gravest danger. It was an hon. or to command such a body of men." Snatched from the grip of death af ter spending six hours sealed In a gas filled submarine trapped in the breakers of the Humboldt shore, twenty-seven sallor-men. the crew of the United States submarine H-3 were taken safely ashore at Eureka last night. The battered diver was left in the surf where heavy seas were play ing pitch and toss with it when dark ness shut it from view. Lieutenant Harry H. Bogusch. com- mander of the diver, was the last to leave the ship. The rescue was af fected from the shore by means of a breeches buoy and furnished for sev eral thousand spectators the thrilling finish of an exciting day. Henry L. Carl Is HI. Through Kit Carson Post, G. A. R , word has been received here of the rlous illness of Henry L. Carl at his home at 103 E. 30th street Portland. Years ago Mr. Carl was in the barber business In Pendleton and he was a commander of the local G. A. R. He la very advanced in years and it Is feared he may not survive his present ilaess. II III 7 Shopping Days Until Christmas HiE POM WRIST WHICH The Christmas gift DeLux for the lady is without doubt the wrist watch. Every woman expects to have a nice wrist watch sometime and Xmas is the available time to give one of these. The pride of possessing and the pleasure of urtng a wrist watch is a facination. We have them in reliable timepieces from ft&.DO to K00.00. 1 1 nil ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Jeweler. Many Bundles Received. Though the response was not at good as in some former years there were many useful articles contributed for charity yesterday which was "Bundle Day.' Trucks were out gath ering up the contributions and the Associated Charities will be able to meet the needs of some of the people for which the association Is caring. Another bundle day will probably be held later ln the year. LOCALS (2b Advertising in Brief '. UATK8. Per line first Insertion 10c Per Mae, additional Insertion. . . . o Per line, per month Il.ou No lucals token for less tbaa 25c. Count 6 ordinary words to line. Locals will not be taken over th telephone eicept from But Oregoo ian paid-up subscribers. Furnished apt. Hamilton Court. Wm. Goedecke auto for hire. Phone 289M. Stangier Cigar Store. Tel. 464. For sale Good piano, Inquire room 11, Schmidt Bldg., or phone 33S- Furnished house for rent on north side. Inquire Baker Furniture Store. Wanted to rent, piano. Phone 34 4R. I haul your garbage and trash. Phone 563M. 1403 W. Railroad at. For rent Furnished rooms for gentlemen. S. T. this offese. For rent Light housekeeping rooms. Inquire 618 Johnson street. For rent Two light housekeeping rooms, 726 Johnson street. Call Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phons 2S4M. stand, Charles Co., Phone 7. or sale About 600 tons of al-, fnlfa hay, 2000 sacks of barley, feed' lots and mangers, ready to feed beef cattle. C. P. Bowman. Echo, Ore. Classes now forming ln clarinet, saxophone, cornet and trombone In struction. Pupils wanted. See Cal Malone, 616 Thompson street. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros., 219 Beauregard. Phone 227J. The lady who took the lace yoke Saturday p. m. was observed by the management. They would be pleas ed to have her roll right past their store in the future. For sale One complete stationary threshing outfit, 28x43 In. Gilbert Hunt threshing machine, 16 horse Advance engine, two 16 foot McCor mlck headers and 10 boxes with nets all in good repair, a bargain for cash. See Glenn E. Scott, Pendleton. Oregon. For sale Cigar, confectionery and soft drink stand. Lunch counter in connection. Two pool tables and card table in rear. Requires about $709 to handle this proposition. Terms cash. Selling on account of disabil ity. Only those meaning business con sidered. Address W. W. this office. Home Cooking, at the Golden Rule Cafe. All white help. Regular meals 25 cents. Adv Ante Btsge. For Adams Athena and Weston oaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at 10 a it. and 3:30 p. m. each day. Adv. Free. At the Boston Clothing Store, a beautiful 1200.00 Talking Machine See it in their window and learn par ticulars. Adv. Wheat $1.00 Per Sack and Vp. Have only a few hundred sacks of this damaged wheat left. Call at H. W. Collins warehouse near O.-W. R. A N. freight house. Adv. i! I! H LOANS No Commission No Bonus No Delay ; Low tat Rates Liberal Repayment Mejes Hill MM Co. Corner Main and Court Sts. Pendleton, Ore. For Sale at Once. 400 thoroughbred White Leghorn pullets and seven roosters, two bar red Rock roosters, two 600-egg Ju bilee incubators; one 600-egg Mandy Lee incubator; one eight year old bay mare, weight 1400 lbs. will sell all or parf at bargain prices. Must be sold at once. F. C McKenzie, trus tee, Hermlston, Ore. Adv. 3. S. LANDERS PROPERTY FOR SALE. The house Is considered one of the most desirable from the stand point cf comfort, appearance, arrangement and location In the city The following are some of its features Situated on elevated corner, 100x100 feet, facing south-east. Ex terior concrete blocks, shingle gables and roof, stone foundation. Two full stories and attic. (Attic makes upstairs cool In summer). Full babement with fruit room or cellar. Large front porch commanding fine view. Scrcened-in back porch. Seven large, airy rooms (4 up stairs, 3 besides reception hall down-stairs). Plastered and calciniined throughout. Bath room, modern fixtures and good plumbing. Large linen closet. Four clothes closets, cedar-lined. House cool in sum mer, warm In winter. Exceptionally well lighted and ventilated. Hot air furnace, registers In every room. Solid oak and tile fireplace ln living room. Out-door sleeping porch or balcony. Kitchen, white en amel woodwork, built-in cupboards and tables. Wood and food eleva tors. Wood-shed under front porch, coal bin In basement.. Both lots under cultivation, splendid soil. Trees, shrubbery, vines, roses, etc. Cement sidewalks and paved street. 6 blocks from Main St. Bridge (Cor. Jackson & Lincoln Sts.) 3 blocks from Matlock St. Bridge and Round-Up Park. 2 blocks from Lincoln School. Good Neighborhood. Price 5,500. See E. T. W ADE. Ilvo Ohar&cd With Gambling. Walter Mountain, Gus Phoebe, 'Tony Masters, W. A. Townsend and j Chester Foster were arrested last evening in the rear end of Billy Bo ! gerfs place by Officer Lou Rayburn 'and charges of gambling were placed against them. They stood trial this : moralng In police court but were ad- iagea guilty. Because of the natur? I of the cases, however, Judge Fitz . GFerala continued them for sentence. The men were playing "freezeout," they sld, for "hlckies" or trade checks. However, the evidence show ed that they had been making slde be's with 60-cent checks, practically all of the cigar stores, In the town give trade checks for games and it Is the pratlce for the loser to pay for the game and the winner take the checks. Judge Flti Gerald was not quite sure that the men brought into court were any more guilty than those playing for trade checks at other places. IMglTgTru-gTPxVg-na-l. rfWa una-a. a aa-J nit The HALLMARK Store AtitomonilcH Collide. About 1:30 this afternon the Studn. baker car of D. B. Wafrie and the Bu'ck of George La Fontaine collided at the Intersection of Court and Cot tonwood streets and both cars were damaged more or less. The Waffle car was the wore damaged, having struek the other head on. Th" blimps was broken off.' a front sprint broken, one headlight smashed and a fender bent. The Ivi Fontaine ear escaped with a bent fender and one CMEVlFiO Etwir4 T THE MOTOR Is of the celebrated valve-in-head type. Is DIFFERENT from ordinary valve-in-head motors. It has a detachable head which contains all the valve mechanism that can be easily disconnected, permitting the grinding of valves and removal of car bon at the bench. Is DIFFERENT from ordinary valve-ln-head motors ln design', balance, proportions and accuracy of timing, resulting In a mo tor which produces more power for Its slzo and weight than any other motor in the world. Is DIFFERENT from the ordinary valve-In-head motor In that if has a very much smaller cylinder bore; but with proper post areas, perfect vaporizing of fuel, and our peculiar method of vacuum exhaust, we ob tain an average of better than twenty-five miles per gallon of gasoline. Is DIFFERENT from the ordinary valve-In-head motor In that it has the utmost ac cessibility to all parts and is very simple. BRAKES. Your attention is called to the liberal con struction of the brakes as used on the Model "FOUR-NINETY." (Patent pend ing.) No expense has been spared ln this very necessary protection. Many higher priced cars do not have as large and gen erous braking surface; certainly none at this price. AXLES. The axle shafts are made of the best chrome nickel steel, properly heat-treated. The same can also be said of the bevel ring and pinion. We have allowed a very liberal margin of safety ln these Important items. Compare them with other cars selling at the same price, or higher. BODY. The body Is of the streamline type with deep cowl, extra wide doors, flush sides, concealed hinges. Has wide seats and spa cious leg room. FENDERS. Crown, fully enclosed at front and rear between wheels and body, Joined by running board. Running board covered with lino leum and aluminum bound. TRANSMISSION. Is of the selective type, three speeds for ward and reverse. Is practically noiseless. The Little Wonder Car All gears are made of nickel steel, heat treated ln oil. Shafts and bearings are very liberal, the shifting device positive, and easy to operate. The transmission is de. signed to handle the car with a liberal fac tor of safety. This typo and grade of transmission is not usually found la this price car. SPRINGS. In addition to easy riding and comfort, proper spring suspension also means econo my. If your car has proper spring sus pension it Is easy on tires and means that with care you will get the tire mileage you are entitled to. Our spring suspension does this; it has been designed to give comfort and to be easy on tires. Both front and back springs are of the semi-cantilever type, with extra wide main leaf, or driv ing plate, of chrome vanadium steel. The spring suspension does away with the tendency to throw or swing the car when going over rough roads or around corners. FULLY EQUIPPED F. O. B. PENDLETON, $575.00 W. C. NAY, Distributing Agent for Umatilla County. Full line of parts. Repair shop with factory expert in charge. Prompt garage service. An agency that is here to stay. See them at the ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO. 812 Garden Street