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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1916.
HE ELL IS HE ARSHED III
PENDLETON UNDER OWN POWER
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Name to conjure with
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Get Your
Piano or Player-Piano
Direct from these Great Factories
rE ARE direct factory representatives of the count.-y's grcatist (ir,. a:iiz:tti( n fr.r t'.r
We
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V V mg ana marKCting oi nign class pianos and piaycr-rniinos I ru House ut i:-aiawir.
can not only supply you with an instrument at tin- price you w is.h to (;..y but we Kuur
antee that every instrument ve sell is the bet value that can f obuim-ii. Tin output oi th
factories is so great that the cost of producing a hiyh-grade in? truun nt is n-diia J to the io,vr;c
figure ever known. Our line includes the latest styles in the folloa-i.ig 'taiit'ard iristrarnerus:
The Baldwin Piano
Crandi and Upright!
Acknowledged the world's best at the universal expo
sition. The only Anurii an I'iano ever awarded t)'
Grand Prix.
The Ellington Flr.no
iik-s of r"--''e-t im-n. Re-
The fjvoriie for musical h
nurkabte lor tun..l q:i..:r
The Hamilton Fiano
Grant and Vprighti
Sold the world over. Famous for its durability,
reasonably priced.
The Hcyard Fi
L'pritfhll
Thlry yearn ago thin month J.f I "I have taken no little Interest In
Kll, local councilman, started buni-1 helping to build up this little burg
nem In Pendleton and the annlveW I from about 1000 to about 9000 pop
nary made him remlnescent of early ulatlon at present. I was elected chief
days; of the local fire department seven
"I arrived In Pendleton in April. ! time and three terms a councilman.
18S3, and the town certainly looked j Have served eleven years in the
good to nte," he says. "Hut I eouici council and will have one year mon-
I not have looked good to renaiemn o serve, .r me reroru win im, i
'as my footwear showed evidence that have helped to pave five streets witii
I I d d not have the luxury o t ravel- hard surface. It I with great pleaj.
! ing by ox team. But after all travel- ure that I look back and see th9
j ing that way Is not so bad, as a tel. : amount of Improvements that have
low has no excess baggage I had to been made in a few years. Miles of
paddle my canoe from the start, and cement walks and paved s-reets. new
commenced business In December, gravity water system and reservo.re.
I 18S6, Just thirty year., ago this monta city hail, an up-to date fire depart
in fact it will be thlrtytwo years ment and alarm system, federal
,f..v k worked for another man i buildings, stone churches, St. An-
the nrecedlng two years.. And In all thonys hospital
this time I had what I may call one
real vacation, and that was In the fall
I of 1895 when I whs down sick with
and I did no get
Very
The mo4 in"i nsiv gcis!
made. Sur.ti-m quality (u
instrument that can
tci !jw d .,icc.
be
the, tvuhoid fever, and I did no
to fee my place of business for nearly
I three months.
i -i ordered my first bill of goous
new library, nata o-
rlum, new depot, parks, eemeery im
provement, woolen mills, sewer sys
tem, levee Improvements. R'ewet:
Harvester plant, O.-W. H N. ter
minal at Rieih. railroad to Pilot Rock,
seven steel bridges across the Uma--iHa
river In and adjoining the citv.
The MANUALO
77i Play mr-Piano that u AU Bvt Human The Inttmmtnt You Were Bom to Play
The most fascinating, satisfactory and dependable player-piano the world affiwd ;. Gives you all the
pleasure of playing the piano. Built at four diift-rent prices varying according to the grade of the piano.
Com in, betr and trj in; tl thett superb instruments. Liberal tllowtnre for pianet tsxtn ia etchings. Delerred pafmenU
WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE
814 Main Street Telephone 524
In December, 186. When I ordere.t I flouring mills, n'new, two wneai
.k.. i rnmiwlliii in have somelvators, state hospital, and las, b"
one help me. as I wn then unahle to
master the new. unac.cus'omed lan-
I piiage. a my early college training
! con-iste l of :wo years In a tannery.
I which betian at the age of fittecn i
years. i "' -"r "
not h ast, the world's greatest Round
up.
"I have often Vongra'ubited myself
on mv good fortune In locating in
I'endle'on. the biggest town of Its rIzc
APE CASTLE'S AID
IN HIS BAR AT FRONT
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Goods
RFXEIVE om SPBOAIi
ATTENTION.
We s re at all times equipp
ed to supply your needs at
shortest notice with practical
first quality rubber goods.
We sell the famous adver
tised "KanUeek" Itaober
Goods and guarantee utmost
satisfaction and valus.
Telephone orders from you,
your nurse of phyalciaa re
ceive our Instant attention.
Deliveries are prompt anl
eorrect
dive us a trial
i Tollman & Co. 1
Lesdinf Drugf ists
finiiiiiiiniiiiiiiNiiiiiiimiiiiiiimtmwti.
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WA lAItKt) CHEAT SlXlUT
COlXHtADO SPRINGS Colo.. Dec
25. More than 100 coyote pelts have
In en brought to this city in the last
week by hunters who have adopted
the new-fashioned method of chasing
the animals over the prairie in auto
mobiles. This sMjrt Is said to be more thril-
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells IIow To Open Clogged Nos
trils sad End Uead-Colds.
You feel fine In a few moments.
Tour cold in head or catarrh will be
gone Tour clogged nostrils
open. The sir passages of y ior head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dullness, headache; no
hawking, snuffling, mucous dtvharg
es or dryness; no struggling for
breath a night.
Tel your druggist you w.vit a
small bottle ef Ely's Cream Palm.
Apply a little of this fragrant, anti
septic cream In your nostrils, let H
penetrate through every air pussare
of the held; soothe and heal tie' swol
len, Inflamed mucous membrane, and
relief comes Instantly.
It la Just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't siaj
stuffed-tip and miserable.
ling than fox hunting with hounds,
and men who have bevn chasing the
coyote for years say that it is the only
successful means of killing the flet
f'Oted pests. In some instances the
animals have been chased across coin
try for ten miles before being brouuhi
down.
The sport was originated by t.'iny
Wolf, an automobile man and sports
man of this city. Every Sunday 'par
ties are organized for the chase. Kx
tenslve hunts have been arranged for
Christmas and New Year's day and a
score or more of auto psrtles will be
out.
Aviat.r, m Da wit, Plans to Scrv,
AmcTM-an Dr'nks, Hut Not
publicity.
wii-xox crvKs si.soo moke.
'PARIS. Dec. 23. Vernon Castle ha
opened a private American bar, with
the latest New York cocktails and ap
pe; users, at the Rr.tish front, anl
he says he is going to teach a mon
key he has just bought as a mascot
to do his bit as a bartender.
("as le, once dancer, now hi a lieu-
: tenant in the Royal British Flying
i Corps, and is in Paris to obtain a fast
j French flying machine. He has Jus.
, been promoted to operating a singl?
i seated aeroplane on defensive patrol
work, after destroying a German ma
! chine last week.
i "This Is my firs: vacation since last
' May," said Castle. "I have been pi
; luting machines for all departments
I from photographers, bombers, artll.
j lery fire regulators and every thing
' Brussels is the longest flight I've
Helps Make fiood Deficit of Demo, i made.-1
mule t umtmlim Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25. Presi
dent Wilson is the latest notable enn-
"l(tributor to the fund being raised bv
popular subscription to pay off the
deficit Incurred by the democratic na
tional committee in the recent cam
paign. Wilbur W. Marsh, treasurer
of the committee, has received from
the president ttie following letter:
"I do not waut to be left out in the
work of paying the deficit In the cam
laign funds which you and your as
sociates are working so unselfishly to
make ood. I therefore beg that you
will let me contribute, and take plea
sure in Inclosing my check for two
thousand five hundred dollars ($2.
500. This Is the president's second con
tribution to the fund, he having sent
a check for a like amount six weeks
before the election.
Order Your
Coal NOW
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It's a keep warm
insurance against
the cold weather.
The cold "days
this winter will
tell you whether
the Coal, with
which you're filling
your bins, will give
the comfort and
satisfaction you ex
pected. To escape re
grets it's wise to re
member that it's
the heat producing
qualities in coal
that count.
You can get LONGEST BURNING, GREATEST
HEAT-GIVING by ordering your coal from us.
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The first clear day Castle says he is
going to drive his new machine back
to the front with the monkey as a
passenger He wanted to have a Hon
cub, like most of the other American
aviators, as his mascot, but lion cubs
are hard to find in Paris.
"But the monkey will help In my
bar," he said. "Get the wet gnodi
sent from home and ice from Saint
Omer. Now. don't write any hero
stuff about me."
DI KE WHO WOKKFD WAV
BACK TO WAR TO VKI
AMERICAN WOMAN.
Im Dead at St ape Door.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22. Just as the
curtain went up last night at the Ful
ton theai'er on "The Master." Robert
M. Rogers, fifty-three, an actor, fell
In the snow at the stage door. He
had visited the theater to see actor
friends.
His wife, formerly Louise Macln
o.h. called pedestrians to help her
lift him. Thev found he was dead.
(letting up to see the sunrise is slimr. Douglas of Polyclinic hospital,
very well from an aesthetic point of j ,Hid death was due to heart failure,
view, hut thee cold mornings ore -1 The body was taken into the theater,
reriences mote satisfartion In ge'tii gl Mr. Rogers, who played mostly Ir
up to gaze reverently on a pile of Frohman and Relasco productions, in
mviking flapjacks ' j sisted for eight years on Joint engage-
j ments for himself 'and his wife. They
Europe is huving nil kinds of trou. ; have been rehearsing wi!h Julia Ar
ble except guerrilla fighting. j thur's company.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 23. Friends here
are interested today jn the reported
engagement of Mrs. Lily Martin,
widow of Peter A. Martin and daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oelrichs,
to Duke Henry Borwin xu Mecklen
burg, a nephew of the reigning Duke
of Mecklenburg.
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tat ntBrt-gowC 9M 4. fttiftftf imMf
Ca!:fr-r.ia isdelighiful the 7?"'$?"
you may go via the SALi LAKE ROLTE,
r-turnnigJrom LosArgcles,asyou wish, by
palatial steamer or limited train, or
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Ca'.l upon, or write the representative of
IjfllOfl PACIFIC SYSTEM
mm
Ik .1
til 9
aiatd below, and the rest win be done for you.
T. F. O BFtlEX, .tsent
Iend!et.jn. Oregon.
i VI ,
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4" a .J3
three months, has leased the barber
shop of Bert Mullins on Bridge street
and will take charge of the business
on January 1. 1917. Mr. Mullins will
soon go to Midvale, Idaho, where he
has a farm which he expects to tilL
Chas. Cameron has moved to the
Twig Teel place on the Meadows. His
children have Just returned from a
five months visit to their grand
mother who lives at Harrington
Wash., and will start to school in Echo
after the holidays.
J. O. McCoy has sold his entire
herd of stock cattle to a dealer from
Bend. Ore.
Wm. Futter of Ia Crosse, Wash.,
has purchased a number of work
horses for his farm work from the
Meadow farmers.
John Brooks and family have fust
arrived from Tacoma and taken charge
of the t'nthank farm on the Mea
dows, Mr. Brooks brought a carload
of choice Holstein cows and Intends
to run a dairy.
Charles 0. Young is home from the
Willamette University to spend th
holidays with his parents.
WHEAT CROP SECOND LARGEST
of 740,000 to 4,214,000 acres. IU con
dition, 'oo. Is below average. The
poor condition of wheat and rye la
ascribed mainly to laite planting.
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In It,
before breakfast
ECHO XfilAS TREE
IS
SUCCESS
AS PIN WALL SUES FOR DIVORCE
vs.
Why go elsewhere? See us for
ROCK SK COM.
LUMP OR NUT.
Good dry fir, yellow and black pine.
Dry SLabwood that it dry.
All wood comes either four foot or sawed.
B. L. BURROUGHS
Telephone S
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JMjeS ELIZABETH ASPINVAMV.
KENi.i, IV. 22.--The colony of sened with a summons issued by the
easterner!, here today learned that i p' Jer!,ey cour's In a suit he brings
Lloyd Asplnwall. of a New Torn
family prominent socially, has caused
his W'fe, Eltaabe h Asplnwall, to be
lor divorce on grounds of Infidelity.
He name, a wealthy New York busi
ness man, married, and the futher of
two children, as corevpondent.
FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE ATTEND
EXERCISES IN THE
CITY H ALL.
BarlHTstmp Under New Management;
Other News and Social Notes of In
terest to the Community,
(East Oregonian Special.)
ECHO, Dec. 25. The municipal
Christmas tree held in Echo's new
city hall Saturday night was attend
ed by about five hundred people. A
treat was given to every child present.
C. G. Mann formerly of Portland
who has been in Echo for the past
To feel as fine as the provei ;
fiddle, we must keep the liver vash
e ('ean, almost every momiaj. t .
prevent iu sponge-like pores from
clnrging, with indiges ible maieritiV
sour bile and poisonous toxins, says 4
noted physician.
If you get headaches, it's your fiver. ,
If you catch cold easily, it's your 11-
j er. If you waketup, with a bad taste.
I! Prospects, furrej tongue, nasty breath or stom
ach becomes rancid, It's your lira".
Sallow skin, muddy complexion, wa
tery eyes all denote liver unclean!!- -ness.
Tour liver is the mst import- -ant.
also the most abused and neglect
ed organ of the body. Few know- its.
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CHICAGO, Dec.
that the heavy European demand for
grain will continue have led Amen
can farmers this fall to plant the sec
ond largest acreage of wheat In the
nation's history, according to the es
timate of the department of agricul
ture announced itoday. poor weath?r i function or how to release the dro-
conditions. however, have sent the med-un bodv waste, bile end toxirac
crop into winter dormancy J per cent
below Its condition a year ago and 4 5
per cent below the ten year average.
The total wheat acreage reported
Is 40,090,000, an increase of 887,000
acres over the fall of 1915. In 1914
the record acreage of 40.452 was
planted. The increase lri niinois
acreage this year was S per cent
The rye acreage shows an increase
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as tbej
cannot reach the seat of the disease. C
tarrh Is local disease, greatly Influence
by constitutional conditions, and lo order tr
rnre It yon most take an Internal remedy
Halls Catarrh Cnre Is taken Interns 1 1)
and acts thro the blood on the ra neons sor
faces of the system. Halt's Catarrh t'nr
was prescribed by one of the best physlcl
ans In this country for years. It Is com
posed of some of the best tonlos known
combined with some of the bM bloof
pnrlflers. The perfect combination of th
Ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Cure Is wha'
produces such wonderful results In catarrhs
conditions. Send for testimooials. free
F. 1. CHENKY A CO., Props., Toledo, O
All Druggists, Tr.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Most folks resort to violent calomel,
which Is a dangerous, sallvat'n;
chemical which can only be used ov
casionally because it accumulate tab
the tissues, also attacks the bone.
Even- man and woman, sick o
well, should drink each morning he,
fore breakfast, a glass of hot wat-r
with a teaspoonful of limestone)
phosphate in it to wash from the liv
er and bowels the previous day's In
digestible material, the poisons. soj
bilo and toc'-s: thus cleansing,
sweetening and freshening the en'Ire
alimentary cannl before putting more)
food Into the Jtomnch.
Limestone phosphate does not re
f'ict the diet like calomo', became)
.t can not salivate, for it Is harmless
and you can eat anything s fterward"!.
It is inexpensie and almost tasteless.,
and any pharmacist will sell you s
quarter pound, which is su.'flclent for
a demonstration of how hot water
end limestone phospha'e cleans, stim
ulates and freshens the liver, keep
ing; you feeling fit day in and da
out.
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSIXES.-
BENTLEY & MONTGOMERY. REAL
estate, fire, life and accident Insur
ance agents. 815 Main street. Phone
404.
AUCTIONEERS.
COL W. F. YPHNKA, AUCTION
eer, makes a spcialty of farmers
shirk and machinery sales, "The
man that gets you the money." Leave
orders at East Oregonian office.
SECOND HAND DEALERS.
v7 ST It 0 RLE. DEALER IN NEW
and second hand goods. Cash
paid for all second-hand goods
bought. Cheapest place In Pendleton
to buy household goods. Come and
get our prices, 219 E. Court street
Phone 271W.
ARCHITECT.
RAYMOND W. HATCH, ARCHI
tect. Despaln " Building. Phone
768. Pendleton. Oregon.
DOCTORS.
DR. S. A. ROE PRACTICE Un
ited to the eye. ear, nose and throat.
Hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 6, and by ap
pointment. Suite 11, Judd Bldg.
ATTORNEYS.
JOHN W. HUFF. ATTORN EY-AT-Law.
Room S, American Nation
al Bank building.
FREDERICK
ney at law.
ford building.
STEIWER. ATTOR
Offlce In Smith-Craw-
RALEY 4 RALEY. ATTORENYS AT
law. Office In American National
Bank Building.
GEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORNEY
at Uaw. Estates settled, wills,
deeds, mortgages and eoatracts
drawn. Collections made. Room 17.
Schmidt block.
FEE & FEE, ATTORENYS AT LAW.
Office In Despaln building.
CARTER 4 SMYTH E, ATTORNEYS
at law. Office In rear of American
National Bank building.
JAMES B. PBRRT. ATTORN BW AT
law. Office over Taylor Hardware
company.
PETERSON ft BISHOP. ATTOR
neys at law; rooms S and 4, Smith
Crawford building.
DOUGLAS W. BAILBT. ATTORNEY
at law. Will practice in all state
and federal courts. Rooms, 7, an.l
9, Dee pain building.
a A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY ANO
counsellor at law. Office In De
spaln building.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
J. T. FROWN'S FURNITURE STOHR
Funeral director and licensed eio
balmer. Most modern funeral par
lor, morgue and funeral cars. fVu
responded to day or ninht Corner
Main and Water streets. Telephone)
S.
JOHN S. BAKER. FI NER L Dl
rector and licensed embalrner. Op
posite postofflce, Funerul parlor,
two funeral cars. Culls responded to
day or night Phone 75.
MONTANA FARM LAMlH.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAITWA
Lands In eastern Montana at !!.(
to 18 per acre. Suitable for farmlns)
or graslng. Easy terms. For Inform
nation write or see W. E. Huh, Ulleo
City, Montana.