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face nam DAILY EAST 0 REG ONI AN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1916. TEN PAGE3 I (1111 FOLK LOOK FOR OPEN inn rvWUHTVlt IXI1FKITS HALF a OF IIOIJVTS MIIilJOXS. I; If its hard to decide what to give, y t QTLTIIOUGH Its crr.itor was un known, the Venus de Milowas hailed immediately upon its dis covery as the world's greatest sculp ture. Likewise, the Baldwin Piano whrn exhibited at the Paris Exposition was the product of comparatively unknown makers but it was awarder! the Grand 1 Itik. It is the only American Piano ever so honored. True genius proclaims itself. It nerds no pedifrree. A fat I Book aft kt BMmm TwW I'JHS IB HOUSE 814 Main St. Phone 524 PERSONAL AND NEWS NOTES FROM GIBBON Itany PfoiIp Finnan Mountain Town damn Ixm n tn do Shopping In Pea eBntoa. (East Oregonian Special.) GIBBON. Dec. SO. Those going to Peadleton Saturday to do Xmu shop ping were Mr. and Mrs. Huffman and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bayer, Mini Cora Sayer. 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Leading- Drug flits mm aw iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiimmiiiyiiih. Adams and son Henry, Mr. Bill Adams and son James. Miss Evalyn Meager. W. W. "Williams and C. C. Leach. Mrs. Dolfay Thompson left last Monday for Weston where she will spend the winter with her parewts Mr. and Mrs. a F. Hyatt. John Hager returned horns steaday from Pendleton. Henry Thompson went dawn t Pendleton Wednesday. Born, Dec 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leach a baby boy. Mr. Leach is at nal maintalner at Gibbon. Mr. and Mrs. George Brace went ts Pendleton today for several dags visit. Dave Bonlfer went down ts the Umatilla agency Wednesday ea busi ness. Dolfay Thompson left today far a couple of days visit at (he hame of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hyatt. W. V. Hoch is spending the week in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker are this week moving from the Ranger station to Bingham Springs where they will spend the winter. About 1! inches of snow fell here last week and is disappearing very slowly. Gus Peibig went to Pendleton Thurs day. , COMADURANS AND HIS FOLLOWERS DISARMED Attion FMlow Mexicans Oolnael'i night to .meriran Sifle of Border After Arrest, (Webb Miller., EL PASO. Dec, 20. Oeaeral (Jan rales, commandant at Juarec, erdere Colonel Luis Comanduraas and his followers disarmed. An armed clash threatened. The entire garrisaq marched to Cuartel aad ahsutel "Viva Trevino and Goaamles." Com adurans' men occupied Cuartel They were surprised and surrendered their arms. The action followed Comadurans' flight to the American aide or th border. Murgia appointed Comaduran commandant at Juarez but Gonzal?! flatly refused to surrender authority He ordered Comaduran arrested. Aft er the flight Gonzales asked the Am eriuan authorities to surrender Com aduran a a deserter. No -action was 'aken. Nervoos Women. When the nervouness la caused constipation, as is often the ease, you will get quick relief by taking Cham berla-n's Tablets. These taMeta al so improve the digestion. Obtaiaubie everywhere. Adv. MOTOKCYCI.F. OFFICErt IS SUAIX BY ONKNOWX I.OS ANGELES. Cal.. Dec. U -A bullet fired by an unidentified person ended the life last night of Thsmaa J. Kranschnabel. a motorcycle afflee of the Los Angeles police department while he was pursuing a speeding ai tomnhil on a residence street' here. John Iy Butler, chief of patice, Ini meoiately Inctl'uted a srstematic "earch for the officer's assailant. Bronchial coughs are not trifling. They are eyen menacing if allowed to hang on all w i n t e r. Foley'1 Honey and Tar will check them. Tallman & Co. NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH j Apply Cream in Nostrils To I Open L p Air Pannages. Ah! What relief! Tour clogged nostrils open right up, the air pas sages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawk ing, snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness no struggling for breath at night, your cold or rafarrh is gone. Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream In your non'rlls. let it penetrate through every air passage of the head; soo he and h"al the swollen Inflamed mutcous membrane, glv'nz you instant relief. Ely's Cream Balm Is Just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been Keeking. It's Ju"l splendid. i i ... v ' f " 11 lnt V j J ' v tits Ain?n3jt - NEW YORK. Dec, 21. George C. Boldt's horror of purchasing post humous fame, as he termed it, at the expense of his children, impelled him to contribute liberally to charity dur ing hia lifetime without making his benefactions public This was revealed when the famous hotel man's will dividing his estate, worth about 116,000,000. equally be tween his son. George C, Boldt, Jr.. and hia daughter. Clover, wife of Alfred Graham Miles, was filed for probate in the Surrogates' court. $15,000 WANTED 10 FIGHT COMING LKGISI-ATI RE WILL HE ASKED TO SET ASIDE THAT SUM YEARLY. Sieepmcn Decide That Doulrie Boun ty System Is Not the Bext Way of Getting; Rid of OoyiXes Which Are ReHpou-ible for Spread of Epi demic. The coming legislature will be a,k ed to appropriate $15,000 a year for the next blennlum to cooperate wit'i the federal government In fighting the epidemic of rabies which has been prevalent throughout eastern Oregon during the past few years. This is th statement of E. F. Averiil, district in spector for the biological survey who recently conferred with the sheepmen ait their convention in Heppner and with Dr. David N. Roberg, state health officer. The sheepmen have decided that the double bounty system 'is not the best way of getting rid of the coyotes. "I feel vthat we are gaining on the disease somewhat," said Mr. Averlll, "but we need more professional hunters to get out on the ranges and kill off the coyotes. We had intend ed ito ask the legislature to continue the double bounty on coyotes, but aft er conferences with sheepmen and others we have decided that th bounty system is not the best way of ridding the country of the danger. II is now propped to ask the legislature for 115.000 a year for the coming bl enn'ium to cooperate with the federal bureau In sending hunters Into the districts affected and proceed with the killing In a systematic way. "All the counties of eastern Oregon are now suffering from the ravages of rabid coyotes. A prominent factor al.-'O Is the ranch dog, which once bi;-. ten. transmits the disease to cattlf and sheep as badly as the coyotes. W need a law to empower the state offi cials to kill off these dogs that am suspected of being rapid. It la haM on the dogs, but the situation is so se rious that some hing must be done aboqf. it" I.ARGK FIAK'KS OF BLACRIURD.S AM MKAIKHW.AKKS Mil. I. AllOl'T AUK T AR FN AS AS INDICATIONS. Moxsic aud Sons Uft fur Butter Crwk Monday With Five miudi! Head of tUt; Henry luliika Abu Taken Out cattle to Winter. 8 (East Oregonlan Special ) UKIAH, Dec. II. The weather on Monday was a mixture. A heavy fog hung around in the morning, which soon turned to snow and was then followed by rain. Many predict an open winter as large flocks of black birds atill hang around and also Meadow larks, which Is very unusual here at this time in the year. Mossle and sons left for Butter creek Monday with five hundred head of cattle, which they will winter out there, as they have bought a large quantity of hay on Butler creek. Henry Laalnka lett Saturday ror his Nye ranch .with 450 head of cattU which he will winter there. Miss Anna Lowe of Cecil, Oregon, niece of Charley H5nd, is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Hynd and ex pects to remain until spring. The United Artisans met last Wed nesday night and elected the follow ing offlcera: J. T. Huston, master Artisan; George Caldwell, superin tendent; Jennie Chamberlain, secre tary and treasurer; Mrs. Helmick, in spector, with the appointive offices vet to fill, and installation ot officers will take place at the first meeting in January. Miss Mary Andrus was In town fromm the Fee ranch Thursday, shop, ping. Charley Hynd and wife, accompan ied by their niece, Mias Lowe, were in town Wednesday. Vol Peterson received the news Friday of the death of his st8ter Mrs. Lou Sullivan of Milton, and left for Pendleton Saturday to attend the funeral. J. H. Wagner left Saturday for Spokane to be gone a month or more Cleo Metteer was in town Thurs day shopping. Sybil Gilllland Is visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sfurdi vant and will then return to her home at Gurdane. A crowd from LTilah attended the literary at Alba Saturday night Those going were Willie. Bell, Clara and Helen McKenzle. Mr. and Mrs. Childers. Ida Sturdivant. Myrr.le Wachter, Henry Nye and Louis Met tie. D. G. Smith left, for Pendleton Sat urday in his car, taking J. H. Wagner and Vol Peterson down. I. R. Lawrence received a letter from Mrs. Laurance and she writes that their son Irwin was improving and would leave the hospital last sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilbert will leave for Portland Tuesday morning for the winter. Alex McKenzle returned from Pen dleton Thursday where he had been for a week with Mrs. McKenzle who is doing nicely and will be able to re turn, home soon. She is now with her daughter, Mrs. Will Ganger. Buck Welch's lease has expired on the Peterson feed stable and Vol Pe terson will run it hereafter. William Anderson is hauling ha) to several parties in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ganger and son were In town Wednesday on bus iness. Mrs. Dora Barrett and Mrs. J. W. Sturdivant were in town Saturday doing Christmas shopping. Dean Steach of Long Creek. Is driv. Ing the stage between Uklah and Long creek. Frilla and knick-knacks may bfe all very well aa Christmas gifts, but they are gone and for gotten in a few days, or, just when the receiver begins to really enjoy the useful Xmas present that was purchased here. : u LOOK! Any of the following articles are appropriate for presents and our stock is now complete in all of these lines: POCKET CUTLERY CHAFING DISHES MAJESTIC RANGES BOYS' WAGONS PERFECTION OIL HEATERS SILVERWARE CARVERS RAZORS ROASTERS ALUMINUM WARE PERCOLATORS GUNS SEE OUR WINDOWS W. J. Clarke 211 E. Court Telephone 21 "SHE" WOULD LIKE A Majestic Range A present that the wife would use three times a day. A lasting gift that would show true affection of the giver. A present that would be appre ciated in EVERY home for the pleasure and convenience it would add to the kitchen. i! P4 3 3 3 3 I ft CHUNK OF SUPPOSED AMBERGRIS FOUND ABERDEEN. Wash. TW n chunk of supposed amherrrla wolirh. Ing about 100 pounds and which. If n is amoergris, is worth about 151,- 000, Was fOUnrf on the ae,nr. r;len Grayland yesterday by County ommu-moner run 8. Locke Locke will send a niece r hi ci-j a , for analysis. Ambergris is now nin ounce. A former whaler, who is somewhat familiar with ambergris, says he thinks Locke has made a big find J;ciiiciC2gy3iC7r:p Away Dn-Ajrvr WOULD PICTURES Who will appear exdusively at the jcmpie nnu r lien-nrtcr n Ui Big Brady-Marfc productions, thr f:tNt "f whVh Ik "Tlio Gilded Oigo" for tonight only. SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS DISAPPEAR Rheumatism depends on tn amd" In the blood, which affects the muscles and joints, producing in flammation, stiffness and pain. This aeid gets into the blood through some defect in the digestive proeena. Hood's Sarseparilla, the eld-time blood tonie, is very successful in the treatment of rheumatism. It acta directly, with purifying effect, on the blood, and improves the diee ion. Don 't suffer. Get Hood 'a today. AGAIN let us remind you, your friends can buy any thing you can give them ex cept your photograph. If you have your portrait made right, both In lighting and composition, you will realize the greatest pleasure in the giving of it to your friends as a Christmas token. WHEELER STUDIO 336.22 with 12 records Vs. you ma; kiep this m-w Mlson with "BS the diamond stylos tnd your choice of 12 rerorriit. for :t ,00. You m i,a a little down and a little Mrh month tir week. Try the New Kdion In yoor home before you decide to buy It. Kntertsln your friends wnn ,'ir itivorne rwnrrts. WKITK TOIM Y FOR OUR EW EDI- HON WMiK No otilltlm WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE PKMtl.KTON, OliK;ON. Mr. and Mrs. William Baker ot Meadowbrook farm, near Dale, were guests at the Peterson hotel Sunday night, en route o Pendleton, where they will visit tlU after Christmas. Among those seen on the streets Monday were Charley Lorenx and wif.e, Mrs. Bert Oibbsv Mrs. Sturen, Walker Ellis, Roscoe Dickenson and others. The logs are being hauled to the new mill site on the Fee ranch, pre paratory for spring work. Fred Grooms, wife and son Jack, were in town Monday on their return home from Portland. C. 8. Stuart, lineman between Ukiah and Pilot Rock, was In town repairing the lines. , Dr. D Vaul who left for Portland ten days ago, la reported 111 ait hU home In Portland, and it is uncertain just when he can return to Ukiah. CeUrrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa tber cannot teach ts seat at the dawaas. Ca tarf h la a local disease, arastls taJInanfl ' by constitutions! conditions, and la ardor ta Grcrk Against Greeks. Nick Nltsos, a Greek, today tiled suit against George Geanakopulos and Pete Gunas for 1470.30 alleged to be due for labor performed and money loaned. George W. Caldwell is plain tiffs attorney. ' MM If mil., hh. mm Ltua.l - Hail's Catarrh Car ta takes lataraaa aad acts tare the Mood oa the bmoos sw Cares of the system. Hall's Catarrh Curl was proscribed if ! of the best phyaM ans la this coon try for years. It la coa posed of son of too beat tunic known, eomblned with some at th bat blood purifier. Tbe perfect eomblnatloa at OM ingredients lo Halls Catarrh Cur Is what prodare such wonderful reaalt la catarrhal eooilitlona. 8nd tor tollman I la, fnt r. J. CHUNKY a CO.. Prop., Toledo, O. All DrturgiaU, Toe, Hall's Family Pills for roaatlpatloa. I I 8 a 3 any Children Arc Jou Injoyinj J-IJ-tm. I IT A CHRISTMAS PRESENT To E?vch Girl or Boy or Anyone Who brings or sends to the East Oregonian office one new Daily subscriber by earner for 1 month or longer; or one new Daily subscriber by mail for 8 months or longer; or one new Semi-Weekly subscriber by mail for 1 year; or any subscriber renewing their Daily subscription for three months or loriger or Semi Weekly for one year. "Uncle BH1" Circus consists of tent, flag, animals, clowns, etc., ready for you to cut out and set up and is the finest "cut out" feature obtainable. Don't miss It, the children go wild over it Get busy now and don't let the other children beat you to it, as this offer may be withdrawn at any time. Many of the "Grown Upt" are tending "Uncle Bill's Circus to some child rel tive or friends, as they are very convenient for mailing. SEE THE CIRCUS SET UP IN OUR OFFICE Subscription Rate Dally by carrier 85c per month. Dally by Mall 15.00 per year. Daily by Mail 12 50 sx months. ' Dally by Mail $1.25 three months. Semi-Weekly $1.50 per year. Several hundred girls and boys have already taken ad vantage of this offer. Why not get your "Circus" now? IV CIRCUS IS TO RE SENT BY HAIL SEND 10c FOR POSTAGE. For Your Convenience Use This Coupon. 191 East Oregonian Pub. Co. 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