East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUI Mrs A. J. McAllister has murotd from an extended visit in California. Mr. and Mrs. George Strand re turned this morning to their home at Yansycle. The spirit or Chr "tr-.a ns tpifiei In lovely htid. r:!ons held full sway at the charmingly appointed dancing puny for whi. h Mrs. J. V. Tallman. Mrs. J X. l?ure-is. Mr. Greulich. Mrs O'irge Penniter. Mrs George Fell and Mrs. vy. h. Brock were hostesses las: evening in Eagle Woodman hall. A gie.im.ng Christ mas tree, la.ien with bright orn ments. occupied he center of The flAnr K 1.. cnc..ati.1. fr.ini thA chandelier were graceful loops of, ' bright red hell- mingled with fir J- McCoy of Spokane. X. P. special boughs. Tall baskets filled with bril- j agent, is transacting business herd Hunt nomset as and lovelv hoik ! today. wreaths further enhanced the pretty Phillip Mrs Leona Thomson. Echo dairy woman, and her daughter, were in the city yesterday. Mr. mid Mrs Abe Mols Mm and children have gone to Seattle to vuslt for a couple of weeks, J. M. McCoy, traveling representa tive o'f the Northern Pacific, is here today on his first trip as the succes sor of .. M. Conry who was killed ir. a wreck last winter. BORAH OPPOSES ENDORSING NOTE E. Bliin is in from Helix today. C. Snapp Is in today from hi' , home near Helix. Jack Hart of Xolin is spending the WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska offered a res olution endorsing President Wilson's note. He asked Immediate considera tion, liorah opposed. He declared while the president had manifested the best Intentions the senate should withhold its verdict. He suggested a better peace plan may materialize later. WASHINGTON, Pec. 21. Repre sentative Kahn, of California, was in S. Pates, secretary of the session with the house military com effect. A punch bowl was sia'ioned State Editorial Association, has been In one comer of the room and on the balcony coffee and sandwiches were served. There were a large number of guests in attendance and dancing was enjoyed until a lae hour. Preceding the dancing party last evening. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Slur- pi presided at a beautifully appoin'ed dinner party at their home on Wash ington street. A bowl of poinset'as resting on a bank of holly formed the center attraction of the table, covers being laid for eight Glen McCullough, foreman for Staafield Bros., at their Nampa, Ida ho, ranch, has been visiting in Pendle ton, Mr, and Mrs. Garry Taylor, who re cently sold their home at 417 Logan street to Mrs. Planting, have taken apartments at the residence of Mr. F. M. Harper, 300 South Main. The Pendleton contingent at the! University of Oregon will return home tomorrow to pass the Christmas holi days. The University will be dismiss ed this afternoon to permit of all reaching their homes by Friday nigh'. The Oregon Agricultural College will not he dismissed until Friday after soon. Both institutions will convene after the holidays, January 8. Th University students are Miss Mary and Miss Helen Johns, Miss Lillian Boylen, Leura Jerard, Angela Bowler, Ned Fowler, Donald Robinson, J. Bothwell Avison, Ernest Boylen, Ar nold Minns and Harold Brock. Among the Pendleton students at Oregon Agrcufcural College are Es ther Shea, Nora Harvey, Charles and Fred Russell, Emil Siebert, Harold Maloney, Leo Haw, Orson Straughan. Leland Mentzer, Marcus May and Claire Myers, The Delphian Club has postponed its meeting that was scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in the county library club room. The Baptist church will hold It Christmas tree exercises tomorrow ev. ening beginning at 7:45. A big tre with presents for all children and a good program will feature the enter tainment Mr. and Mrs. A. D, Siebert and son will leave today for Portland to spend the holidays with their daugh ter, Mrs. Paul De Ford. here today on a business trip. Major E. S. Swartzlander left yes terday for Cheney, Wash., to attend to some Indian bureau Dusiness there. Joel Priest of Boise, who is attend, ing the University of Idaho, was in the city last evening en route home. G. B. Hartle and family were in from their ranch southwest of the city yesterday on a shopping expedi tion. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lewis, Arthur and Blanche Lewis of St. Anthony, Idaho, are registered at the at. George. Clyde E. Phillip of the First Na tional Bank force has gone to Port land to spend Christmas with his parents.- Miss Edna Coutts, who is attend ing the University of Idaho, arrived home this morning to spend the holi days with her parents, Mr. and Mr G. W, Coutts. Victor Mason is here today from Helix. Willis Bush of Athena was in the city yesterday, W. H. Wood of Athena, spent last night in the city. Ira Scott of Helix, has been a Pen dleton visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Moran are here today from Myrick. D. M. Callaghan of Helix, was at the Bowman last night H. M. Harlan of Zillah, Wash, ia a guest of the Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Finley of Echo spent last night in Pendleton. Roscoe B. Clark of La Grande, is registered at the Golden Rule. H. R, Newport, Hermiston con tractor, is spending the day in the city. D. D. Cannon and family were In yesterday from Pilot Rock for the day. George Peterson of Stanfield, was among the Pendleton visitors yester day. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hilbert. prom inent Ukiah people, were here over night. Matt Masgrove, prominent MUton resident, was In the city yesterday on business. Mrs. Alice Jlnklns was in from Pi lot Rock yesterday doing Christmas shopping. W. C. O'Sulllvan and Neil Rock of mittee when he received word oi 1-anslng's explanation of Wilson'a note He jumped to his feet and cried dramatically, "Gentlemen, make haste. Our country is on the crust of a volcano." years Details of the arrangements for the ceremony could not be learn ed, but it was reported that Rev. Er nest Bradley, of St. John s Episcopal church, San Francisco, would offi ciate. Burbank, who i 65 years old, was married at one time, it is said, though few knew tt. Two yers ago Burbank and Miss Waters met in New York, where she was employed by the publishers of Rurbank'a books. Their romance is said to have been fostered not only by the personal equation and her inter est In his work, but by their common interest! in matters of physical re search. So Burbank induced her to come here as his secretary. Miss Waters' parents live at Hast ings, Mich., and she has a married sister In Oakland. Probably no other Californlan has attained quite the fame of Luther Burbank. whose birthday, March 7, is celebrated by ithe state's school chil dren as Arbor day. KAKKKn 4X)l XTUV S FOKS - FROM SHARE IX CHARITY Mi Orri Will Forbade a Penny to He Given to German. Austrian, Rttlgnr or Turk. TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 21. In dls posing of $201,599 for "purposes of uplift." Miss Mary Helen Orr in her will directs that no German, Austri an, Bulgar or Turk shall share in her benefactions. Miss Orr, a native of Bobcaygeon. One , left that town 310,000. Other bequests are: (10.000 to the Mother Christian Science church of Boston, "to be used in spreading the truth;" $10,000 to those building Christian Science churches; 110.000 to "those who are endeavoring to uplift the needy in Chicago," and 110.000 "for any uplifting purposes" among her kin. The high court of probate will be asked to say how the extraordinary provision of disseminating her char ity in polyglot America without having a penny benefit natives of enemy na tions of Great Britain is to be carried oht. EXCHANGE PRICES SLUMP AFTER LANSING S TALK NEW YORK, Dec. 21. Stock exchange prices crashed follow ing Lansing's explanation of the president's note. Despite the support of the big banking in terests three million, a hundred and seventy five thousand shares were dumped it was the wildest day since the Northern Pacific panic of nineteen hun dred and one. LUTHER BURBANK TO WED HIS SECRETARY Famous Scientist will Take As Bride Miss Hlzalxth Waters; Ceremony This Afternoon, SANTA ROSA, Dec. 21. Luther Burbank, famous plant wizzard, will be married in San Francisco this aft- tanneld were up from their home ernoon to Miss Elizabeth Waters, who overnight. nas becn nig private secretary for two jjfF J1' -" A Xt) ft Gift flrinvnrmntn is a box of THE DELTA'S Fresh Home-Marie Chocolates 50c to $15.00 Look For That Christmas Dinner Look t . . A Fancy Ice Cream Bricks containing Xmas Bell or Holly Leaves Something New in Frozen Punches, Sherberts and Ices Home-Made Mince Pies and Cakes of All Kinds m puce LOCALS & Advertising in Brief bates! Per line first Insertion lOe Per Mae, additional Inter Moo. . i . V 1'er Hue, per mooth 1 00 No locals taken for less than 24c. Count 8 ordinary words to line. Locals will not be taken over tb telephone except from East Oregon Ian paid-up subscribers. Furnished aptm's, :i; Lilleth. For rent Furnished houaekeepln rooms. 114 stonewall Jackson. Wm. Goedecke auto for hire. Phone 2S9M. Tangier Cigar Store. Tel. 464 tor sale Good piano, Inquire room 11, Schmidt Bldg., or phone 33? I haul your garbage and trash. Phone 553M. 1403 W. Railroad st. For rent Furnished rooms for gentlemen, a T. this offe. For rent Light housekeeping rooms. Inquire 619 Johnson street- Books audited, office work and correspondence handled by hour or day, reasonable. Phone 208W. For sale Furnture, four room house not modern, cheap rent. Phone 680. Wanted at once, girl for general housework. Apply 722 Jane atreet, or phone 352J. Woman wanted as waitress. For In formation write or phone Hotel Her miston, Hermiston, Ore. The state loan board has money to loan on improved farm lands at (t per cent. Apply to Chas. H. Carter. Pendleton. Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors, Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. Call Penland Bros, van to move your i household goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. Barley too high for feed. See Bly- densteln, 117 E. Court Phone 35 for oats by car lota. For sale About 600 tons of al falfa hay, 2000 sacks of barley, feed lots and mangers, ready to feed beef cattle. C. P. Bowman. Echo. Ore. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Iow Bros., 219 Beauregard. Phone 227J. Live or dressed poultry, fresh eggs and milk. Phone 240W. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phons 2S4M. Stand, Charles Co.. Phone 7. Prompt automobile taxi service, day and night Funerals to cemetery only $3.50, Phone 680. Hotel St. George. Carney Taxi Co. For sale Emerson piano, used short time but good as new. A fine Xmas present. Can be bought very reasonable. Baker Furniture Store. For sale Eight-room house, hot water heat. Inquire Buford Butler at Otto Hohbach's Bakery. For sale Five room House, east Court street. Desirable location, close to school. A genuine bargain. Foi particulars address R. C. Jory, Man pin, Ore. Rooming hou?e for sale. Main street, in center of business district. Doing good business, inquire of Pen- land Bros. If your chimney or furnace needs cleaning call I. C. Snyder. Phone 381M. For sale High grade player piano. Was J 1050. 1300 takes it. J. W. Da vis, Jr., Milton, Ore Wanted Competent girl for gen eral housework. Call mornings, 513 Jefferson or phone 563. Experienced, energetic lady would like to rent or have the management of already furnshed hotel, boardng or rooming house. Give phone No. In first letter. Address Box No. 73'. Pendleton, Ore. Wanted First class open shop, eray iron molders and coremaker, boilermakers and machinists. First cla.1 wages, eight hours per day, time and half overtime, S'eady work to first class men. United Metal Trades, 417 Oregon Bldg. Portland, Oregon. prnmr..MTUxniux.Kmxr Call V for the best Rock flhrlnm T.nmn roiil. Oregon Lumber Tard. Adv. Try Lyndc iinjg. Pure apple cider, gallon lorts, 25c: dressed chicken and California cel ery. Good goods and quick service Phone 334. Adv. Notice to the punHc. ThP firm of Butler and Hutchinson has dissolved partnership and are re tiring from business. All those having accounts against .the firm, pleae pre sent at once. JOHN BUTLER. (Adv.) RAT HUTCHINSON. Arrived. We are now getting a supply of th best Rock Springs Lump Coal. Wn have also Slab Wood, Fir and Tam arack cord wood. Call Oregon Lum f f v-- i 4 J illfA. - ..... 'VNi .A' . .--. - -"w.-nwoa-- ....... The New Series FRANKLIN CAR Is the Ideal Winter Car It is so Hirlit and powerful and so very flexible that the muddy, snowy roads do not hinder It in the performance of its eery iln In the year service." The new side eiirtuin arrangement. opening and clos-ii-g with en oh door, make the car a real comfort for win ter driving. The entire alHeni of any water to frtvM gets you away from the drudgery of cold weather motoring. Saves you the expense of froien cylinders, radiators, pumps, pipes, etc. At one stroke It eliminates the 177 uaele parts of the average waterl cooling system. For summer drMng y u will find fully aa great advant ages in the absence of radiator and overheating troubles. The 365 Days a Year Car Pendleton Auto Co. 4 c Attention E3ks. There will be a regular meeting of Pendleton Lodge No. 288. B. P. O. this evening. General business By order of Exalted Ruler. Adv. For Sale. Owing to the fact we are leaving the city we wish to sell out our stock and business of art goods. This splendid proposition is bound to be snapped up soon. The Needlecrait. S22 Ma n street, with Campbell's MillincTj store. Adv. lust KeoHved. Shipment of the best Lignite Lumrj Coal which we are selling at 18.60 per ton. Oregon Lumber Tard, Adv. auto (ttage. For Adama, Athena and Weston eaves Henntng1 Cigar Store at 10 a n. and I:!0 p. m. each day Adv. Miniiiery nollday Sale. At Campbell's Millinery store. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 822 Main street Adv. Free. At the Boston Clothing Store, a beautiful 1200.00 Talking Machine See it In their window and learn par ticulars. Adv. Female Help Wanted. You can make 130 weekly selling Numud Facial treatment, 50c pkg 1-2 profit. Box 403, Oakland, Cal Adv. ' Home Cooking, at the Golden Rule Cafe. All white help. Regular meals 25 cents. Adv THE PASTIME'S XMAS PRESENT Mary Pickford in "LESS THAN THE DUST" 7 Act 7 Christmas Comes on Wash Day This Year WHY NOT make every wash day Christmas for your wife from this on, by sending the family washing here and have it done -DRY 7c I an ordinary washing for 50c a week Isn't "SHE" worth it to you? Telephone 1 79 we'll be there in a hurry and bring it back just as quick Troy Laundry Go. "We Wash Everything But the Baby" ber Tard. Adv.