East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAG 3 EIGHT DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1916. TEN PAGES SPARU SPORT TALK BY "GRAVY" mtiitiMHi!!N!MMimtMMrritMnmmtHimtMt'i!!MMimM iiMii.iiiiiiHiiUiiumhfiihMhiiimiiiiuiUnnitOii 3 w Mil GIVE HER A NICE BOX OF OUR CANDY. We arc showing a large especially selected holiday line of John ston's and Kraute'a candies in beautiful Christmas packages. Why Puzzle About What to Give The Man? CIGARS Is the Answer Choosing cigars solves the perplexing problem of what to give the roan. Nothing is quite so acceptable. . Cigars are bound to win the respect and admiration for the giver. Can't you imagine the joy of the man who re ceives them for Christmas! They are truly a man's gift. A box of our cigars will please him immensely. He would buy them here himself. All discriminating smokers do. If he is a pipe or cigarette smoker, we have many sug gestions in case pipes, tobacco pouches, cigarette cases, in fact anything desired in smokers articles. LADIES' TRADE CORDIALLY SOLICITED. Charles Company 715 Main Street Telephone 7. PS? 8 j Low Fares I for the Holidays ,' 'tound-Trip Tickets to points in Ore- , on, Washington and Idaho on sa'.e f l 1 1 I ? j III r riwember 21. 22, ii, 24, 25. Final 1 Yh J I f III I t maru limit January 3. 1917, by U ,fr l4 Z U ) UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ySSJ"Wl in r kt r r jr. AiaL. t m T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent ' i npnN Pendleton, Oregon. 4JU- I . 1 , 1 1 ' . . I ! - II 4 f.J? UKNOSU IiOAN, HE KILLS A MAN Youth Shoots Saloon Owner Filav to Borrow $2. After CHICAGO. Dec. 15 Stanley Gol enbiewski, 67 years old, was shot through the heart and instantly kill ed In Ims saloon at 1404 South 48th avenue, CScero, early today by Joseph Combrowski, 20 years old, 5117 We3t 31st place. The victim's refusal to comply with Dombrowski'a demand for 2 led to the crime. Bombrow ski ii under arrest and has confessed. "I came here from Boston five weeks ago,"' Dombrowskl said in hi confession to Police Captain Nicholas Mongrieg and Detectives Daniels, Stefnke and Wielock In the Cicero sta tion. "I have been out of work and broke : "l went Into the man's saloon a lit tle before 1 o'clock this morning. I never tie him before. I wanted him to help me. I asked him for 12. Ha refused to give It to me. I tried to tell him I was In hard luck. He rushed at me then and I shot him and ran out of the place. I slept in a prairie until after 7 o'clock this morn Inf." Patlier Gander. Jack and Jill went up the hill To see a basketball game; But another skirt with Jack did flirt, And he jilted Jill for Mayme. square ana flat bats were at one time used in baseball, but the sphere has always been round. Some ball players are now just rounding Into form and some ice skaters will be at their best next July. Among the professional baseball players are men who are stars In vari ous forms of athletics, but jumping has quite gone out About the only way to be sure of retaining one's amateur standing is to possess a big fortune. Nobody ever accused John D. Rockefeller of being a professional golfer. Carl Sawyer of Los Angeles, the rising young comedian who traveled with the Washington club last sea- sen, admits that he didn't hit very much In the American League, but adds that he hits a thousand in the Chicken League, Oh you Carl! A New York man who recently cele brated his ninety-third birthday says he not only plays golf, but that he Played baseball last summer. The old chap is well fixed financlally.-and a simon pure amateur, so it won't be worth while for Minneapolis to try to land him. ' Grouchy Giu Says: This Is a rotten world but, still, I've got to admit that a spectator at a boxing bout these days usually gets a run for his money. I Should .Worry! One hears a lot from common folk bout cost-o'-llvin' being high, but. gee, to me it's just a joke you never hear me bawl or sigh. A dollar less. dollar more, prithee, now what is that to me? This cost-o'-llvin' stuffs bore why all this roar I can't see. man who bets the coin I do can all such troubles gaily bear. Let other People fret and stew us boxing champions don't care One minute after the clock strikes twelve and sounds the parting knell of the coming Sabbath or, in other words, sixty seconds after midnight of next Sunday the annual six-day bicycle orgy is scheduled to begin in the well known Madison Square Gar den in the notorious borough of Man hattan. One reads that this year's re newal of the Bix-day bike race is the twenty-fourth event of its kind to be perpetrated in or on New York. For those who like that sort of thing the New York version of the six-day grind is undoubtedly the sort of thing they will like. Anyway, such races as these serve the useful purpose of In forming old Mr. General Public that there are such things as leg-driven bikes still left 'In the world. s -r ST s E i - r 3 i i S i iW .Fair of L r vQ i Kisi. ' OYSTER FORKS SOUP SPOONS SALAD FORKS OYSTERS OYSTER PANS SOUP SOUP POTS RELISHES OYSTER OPENERS SOUP LADLES PICKLE FORKS MEATS THAT TURKEY WILL BE DELICIOUS if you use one of our Savory Roasters. We have them in Aluminum or Enamel. Then properly carve Mr. Turkey with one of our high grade carving sets. POTATO MASHERS VEGETABLES VEGETABLE GRATERS PARING KNIVES CAKE KNIVES DESSERT ICE CREAM DISHERS BEVERAGE COFFEE PERCULATORS ELECTRIC COFFEE NUT CRACKERS URNS FRUITS AND NUTS COMBINATION NUT BOWLS TEA BALL POTS I FRUIT KNIVES We Aim to Please. Geo. C. Baer Co. HARDWARE Phone 81 643 Main St Wo Back Our Goods c- 3 1 i 3 ;E3 f 2 I i 3 3 ill! iiiiuiiiiiilllilljMiUljiijilL urniiWt Easy Way to Get . Rid of Itching Don't Work for living. What's the use of working for your bread and butter ? Work others! Get wise to the most profitable of all professions. Manage a stable of box erg. There's a fortune in boxing for the enterprising manager. A fight fan is born every minute. No ex perlence of conscientious scruples re quired. By our methods you can take a bunch of low-brows and high divers under your wing and get rich quick. By our plan and simple cor respondence methods we teach you how to put it over the public and make 'em cry for more of the same how to arrange barneys that look like the real thing how to keep your boxers quiet when they try to horn In on the coin all the inside stuff and tricks of the trade. Write quick for prospectus and learn all about this system of grabbing the kale with out the use of a jimmy, sandbag or nitroglycerin. Address. Correspond ence School of Fight Managers, 711 Burglars' Bank Bldg., Fakirville. N. G. Adv. WILSON LIKED GDIS' COOKIES. Note of Thanks Is Sent to Whitman College. WHITMAN COLLEGE, Walia Wi la, Dec. 15. Miss Georgia Stamp, head of the Reynolds Hall boarding room, and several girls of the hall re cently received a note fro J. P. Tu multy, secretary to President Wilson, thanking them in behalf of the pres ident, for a batch of cookies sent on the night of the election in honor of the re-election of President Wilson. The cookies were made at a party held that evening, and bore the name of Wilson on the top. Dtotat Lei Sklii Troubles Spread. Red, pimply akin that Itches and burns is embarrassing, and gets worse if neglected. Bad skin la a social handicap and a contant source of worry. Correct It at once with Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment, This healing ointment kills the germ soothes the Irritation and quickly re stores your skin to normal. For ba tries sufftring the tortures of eczema or for grown-ups who have long fought csrontc skin ailments. Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment Is a guar anteed remedy. At your Druggist. 50c Adv. LATE DANDEION8 IN BLOOM. Hillsides of Connecticut Covered With Them Gold Elsewhere. Don't worry any more about that itching skin-troulile. Just get a jar of nsinol ointment and a cake of resinol map at any drug store. With the resinol soap and warm water bathe the affected parts thor oughly, until they are free from crusts and the skin is softened. lry very gently, spread on a thin layer of the resino! oint ment, and cover with a light bandage if necessary to prnUvt the clothing. This should be done twice a day. Usually the dispensing itching anil burning stop vith the first treatment, end the skin soon becomes clear and healthy again. Buy it from your deafer Pacific Power 6 Light Co. Choosing Your Shampoo Soap If you select a soap that contain soothing, beating properties like the resinol balsams in resinol soup, you are not likely to have trouble with dandruff, ! ,f hair or itching flip. Ideal for the youngnton' heads. Always at Your Service Prohibition Drinking Song. Up with the bottle! Down with the pop! What do we care for the Juice of the hop? Red pop and pink pop and pop that is brown! In it our troubles we merrily drown. With pop we are filled, on pop we are drunk! Up she goes! Down she goes! In she goes, plunk. Today In Pugilistic Annals. One of the most Interesting ring battles ever bulled off In New York slate was the forty-five round affair between Jack Dempsey and Johnnie Reagan twenty-nine years ago today. The men fought on a Long island beach on the Hound, with kid gloves ur.der London prize ring rules. Demp xey was middleweight champion, but Ileagan. a pupil of Prof. Mike Don ovan, was considered to have a good chance to win the title. The match v:r.n tor 81.100 a side and the cham pionship belt. A party of about fifty traveled to the scene of battle in a tiiir. The rlnit was pitched on the biarh early In the morning, but the tide soon swamped the spot, although it was not until the water was above knee deptlr- that the fUhters agreed to the selection of a drier spot. The ring wis moved, but Reagan objected that the ground was too hard, and a third spot on the turf was chosen. f'lKht rounds had then been fought, and they were fairly even, but after that Iiempsey held the upper hand, and in the forty-fifth round Reagan's seconds tossed up the sponge. After rtlrlng from the ring Reagan be came a prosperous hotel keeper in Brooklyn. Poor old Dempsey has teen dead for many years. WESTMINSTER, Conn., Dec. 14. George Barstom picked 77 dandelion blossoms on a hill near his home the other day. Rose Millard, In the east end of the town, picked IS and other collections of the little golden flower are reported at Hampton. This is the latest season for dan delions known to the oldest residents ''Goodnight Corns ! VV Use 'Gets-ltf" 3 Drop, in 2 Seconds. TiyU's AIL. "GETS-IT" Does the Rest Never FaOa. "Really. I never coald see how same few people me the most difficult and painful way they can find to get rid of corns. They'll wrap their tnes tip with bandage Into t package that fills their shoes full of This Is the season of the year when nany husbands are lost or mislaid Ii. the great department stores by eager shopping wives. Again we ap peal for a lost and found department for husbands. feet snd makes eorm 10 painful they've got to walk sideways and wrinkle up their fares. Or they one salves that eat right Into the toe and make It raw and sore, or they'll use plasters that make ths corns bulge, or pick and gouge at their corns sod make the toes bleed. funny, Iso't It? "(iKTR IT" Is the simple, modern wonder for corns. Just pot 3 drops on. It dries Instantly. No pain, rum or trouble. The corn, callus or wart loosens snd comes off. Million. ue nothing else." "GKT8-1T" la sold and recommended bT drngKla's everywhere. 2.V a bottle, or sent on receipt of price, by r.. Lawrence ft Co., Chicago, III. Hold In Pendletnn and recommendet'l a the wnrlrl'a beat corn remeily by Tollman a Co., Pendleton Drug Co. and Thomp son's Drug Store. 05 war PIANO W How to Get a Low Priced 9 1 Piano of Dependable Quality THE HOWARD PIANO is made by the House of Baldwin. These manufacturers produce only in struments which they are willing to guarantee. They make no inferior pianos for special cut price sell ing. They produce every part of every instrument, paying no profit to the manufacturers of separate parts. Their capacity of 30,000 pianos jkt year insures the economy of quantity production. Their selling of pianos direct to homes through their factory representatives cuts cost to rock bottom. We are one of these direct factory representatives. In the Howard Piano we can give you more actual piano value at the price than you have ever hoped to secure. Come in and try the Howard. 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