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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1917.
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1 THEY HOLD POWER INJHE COMING CONGRESS
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The Dean Tim Co.
Suppose you have made up your mind to
pay cash for your groceries have you not?
Now don't say you "can't" or it's "too incon
venient" or "I am not at home when the gro
ceries come." These are nothing more than
excuses, and again you are admitting you
have not time to save money.
Our cash system will save you money on
your groceries all the time.
Phone SSS
DOWNEY'S U. S. INSPECTED
MEAT IN CONNECTION.
PHONE 188.
Amusements
What the press agents say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
VMI)l.Va AND ltECEITIOX
HEAlTIrTED BY FLOWEILS
The wedding scene in the de luxe
edltivn of the Vltagraph feature, '"My
official Wifei" starring Clara Kim
ball Young, Earle Williams and Har
ry T. Morey, are beautiful to behold
with "Sunshine Mary Anderson as
the bride and Arthur Ooxlne an the
groom.
The large drawing room set Is dec
orated with palms and flowers while
a. large bell of white blossoms hangs
over the flowed banked altar. The
guests wearing all sorts of exquisite
evening gowns udd life to the scene
and make the picture fairly ring with
realism.
The dance and reception following
the ceremony and prior to the couple
leaving for Russia, where the rest of
the story Is laid, is ali staged with
the greatest care and form fitting
backgrounds for the graceful dancing
of the players.
One can almost hear the sweet
strains of the well-known wedding
march as the bridal procession starts
toward the altar and all In nil. the
picture becomes a marked success in
every seine of the word.
Tills feature is at the Pastime the
ater on Sunday-Monday.
One correspondent complains nf the
odor of gasoline oh his clothes and
asks how to get rid of it. liut why
should he not be democratic and smell
like thu common people?
Hong Kong Gaf a
1M) NOODLE PARLORS
Noodles
AND
Chop Suey
Outside Tray Orders a Specialty.
Boxes for ladles and gentlemen,
OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT
Meal Tickets, 21 Meals for M.M
Special Chicken Dinner
Sundays.
548 Main Street
Next to . 0. Blag. Phone 11
"GLAZE" AVI) "ICE STORM" NEW
TERMS OF WEATHER WHEAL' j
"Meet"' Is Mount Only for "Kloof and
Not for I tain That Freezes,
After Falling.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. The old-
fashioned "sleet" is going out of style .
this winter before the newer "Ice :
storm" and "glare." Weather official
reported today, In their campaign for
more accurate terminology for vari
ous kinds of frozen rain.
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CHAS. H. RANPALl. CAL FflOS. t. 5CHALL. MINN
Here are five of the six Independ
ents in the house of representatives,
who ttlll have the balance of power
Bleetsjiofftclally described as small there when the president calls the
gionuies or ram frozen before striking
the earth. When rain freezes after
falling and forms a glassy coating on
tf ground, trees and wires, the condi
tion Is called a glaze, and when this
is severe and Is accompanied by wind
It Is reported as an Ice storm.
The Weather Bureau hopes to eli
minate what It considers Improper use
of the word "sleet," ns It has caused
substitution nf the term "tornado" for
"cyclone." when a violent storm of
small diameter is meant.
new congress Into session after March
i Not only does the decision of the
speakership depend on them, but the
to the democratic administration. Mr.
Randall of Los Angeles is a prohi
bitionist; Mr. Copley of Illinois is a
progressive, as are Thomas D. Bchall
of Minnesota and W. P. Martin of
Louisiana. Meyer London of New
York is a socialist. Alvin T. Fuller
of Massachusetts sets himself down
whole policy of the house fn relation as an independent.
17, SI IK IS A IKMJ EXPERT.
California (ilrl Italics Porkers
plcaiure and Profit.
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I HOLT8V1LLB. Cal . Jan. 3 IUU
i ing hogs for pleasure and profit is thu
occupation of Miss Josie Fuller, seven.
T teen, youngest and best all-around
... ... feminine pork producer in the Im-
FRANCE HONORS AMERICAN prlal vlU!t.y. It her ambition to
HOY FOR BRAVERY ON FIELD .ome tnt beBt expert on hogs in
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her district. Her herd numbers fifty,
and is Increasing.
"Pig culture isn't esthetic work, ol
course," said Miss Fuller. "Il can't
be considered a finishing school for
debutantes, but there's money in It."
She has establlsned a record of do-
THIS XIJEN EAGLE
IS NO tXH-NTERFEIT
Captured Bird Fight Hard for Free
dom W ith Beak and Talons.
WATER BURY, Conn., Jan. 6. A
fine golden eagle was captured by
hunters last night in Prospect. This
fellow had been a terror Xo farmers
for some time .killing poultry. HU
pet aversion was guinea fowl, the sen
tries of farms. .
The eagle was caught In a tree
after a terrific fight with clubs by
Edward C. Mulvaney, Edward Bergin
and Edward McGinn. It stands :
feet high. Is 2 feet long, measures si
feet from tip to tip of its wings, and
veloping her porkers for the market weighs nearly 25 pounds.
at a cost of 3 1-2 cents a pound.
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HEl'NITED AFTER 19 YEARS.
Young Woman Ilmls MiHhrr
Through "Ad' 'In Christmas
Day laHr.
KE' YORK, Jan. 4. After nine
teen yenr. Mrs. Christine Marskl of
No. 161 Stockholm street, Brooklyn,
found her mother in New Brunswick.
X. J., yesterday.
The mother, Mrs,
During its shifting from crate to
cage it fastened its talons in the
thigh of James Hurley, clawed A.
Gonzales, tore the skin from the
hands of Feston Sharp of Brookline,
and hit savagely the finger of Scully
Barton, a messenger boy, who put his
hand in "to see if it was stuffed."
MORE KKIfHtTS OF RAIDER.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5. Reports o(
a German raider in the Atlantic were
Woerner. the.i given added color by stories of offi-
1 Mix Henry Holzhauser. was left alone eers and passenaers of the French
with her four-year-old child when liner E-range. They told of the
her husband die1. She was forced to ship's changing course suddenly In
put the c hild In an - Institution and the Bay of Biscay, after sighting an
lo-t track of Christine when she wa
i placed In a private family.
I The family told the little girl about
here mother and for five years the
young woman maintained n constant
search for the parent. On Christmas
Day an advertisement In . a New
Brunswick paper attracted the atten-
' tion of Detective George Dunn, who
traced Mrs. Woerner.
NORMAN O LEE
unidentified vessel last night. The
lights were extinmiished when she
began asking the liner's name and
destination. They distanced the pur
suer. The passengers were given
charts of the lifeboats and each seat
was identified.
Norman O. Lee, son of Albert Le.
editor of Vanity Fair, has shown the
kind of stuff those American boys
who do not fear war are made oi
He went to the eVrdun front Dee. S
as a driver in the American ambu
lance corps and less than two weeks
later he received the medallle mlli.
WRONG AT BOTH ENDS.
I,oRS" Hair Too Red for His C.lrl;
Fi-et Too Flat fo I'wle Sam.
CHICAGO. Jan. 4. His hair Is red
and his feet are flat and therefore
neither husband nor hero may he be
come. A girl turned down Albert p. Legge
of Waukegon. 111., because of his
i'rimin ti.titita.iA onil this ItPittlffhf
talre On a road swept bv German t . u . j... j: .,i
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tlon that he betook himself to the re.
SCENTS STATE DEPART-
MEXT SCANDAL X STOCK
DEALS.
shells he carried an unconscious am
bulance driver for one mile to save hln
life. His own auto had been over
turned by a shell. Before he went to
the war he was a student In Phillip
Exeter Academy.
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GENERAL STORE FOR SALE
Owner wants to retire aniwlli sell good paying business cheap. Lo
cated in good stock raising Section, close lo Pendleton. Whole thing
goes; store building. S room dwelling. 5 lots, stock runs about $4000
Price for all 16.000.00. Cash or bankable notes. Must be sold at once
crultlng station of the United 'Rtatei
marine corps in his city and offered
himself as a fighting man.
The surgeon had no fault to flnJ
with his red hair, but when he got to
the other end of Legge his feet he
said officially:
"You have been standing on them
too much. The arches of your feet
are too low to withstand service hiking."
MATLOCX-LAATZ IfiVESTUENT GO.
112 East Court St. fl
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I.IKIT. CASTLE TEACHES
DANCING AT THE FRONT
NEW YORK, Jan. S. In an old
French chateau, five mllea behind the
trenches. First Lieutenant Vernon
Castle of the British Flying Corps has
found a piano, and gives daily dancing
lessons to the other members of the
corps. Second Lieut. Q. 1. Fuulkener
of the Royal Aero Club of London
told a reporter at the Hotel McAlphln
last night.
"Our actual work Is only about
three and one-half hours a day," said
Lieut. Fnlkner, "and since we have
none of the red tape of the other de
partments, we are left pretty much
to ourselves. All the boys like Ver-
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Representative William H. Wood,
republican of Indiana, has Introduced
In the house a resolution for the ap
pointment by the speaker of a com
mittee to Investigate the stock mar
ket speculation Thursday, Dec. Jl,
which grew out of two statements la
sued by Secretary of State Lansing
about President Wilson's note to the
European belligerents. He asks that
the committee ascertain if any on
high In the administration or a rein-
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g u, our-e ves. ! me doys i.Ke er- V(, of any pne thpre profl,e(1 bv thc
n0" -'' for hl unaumlng(manner finotuatlons of the market on the
secretary's statements.
ot Alexanders Pre-Inventory Stock Re-
ducihg Sale Come out this evening
after supper, there are a big lot of bar- i
gains to be found from every dep t. $
MEN
Shirts Shirts
Alexander's
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4 . vantage of the big special offer do so tonight after
Ta M....'C-. j 1H17 i s.
j supper new'qpnng iyu patterns anu sinpes are
included in this great shirt offer values up to
i $1.75, your choice
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tiations ior me sate or uie ioreign
rights In an Invention by Doremus,
now dead.
If the vegetarians could have their
way peanut butter would be king.
SEEKS FOR IXCEXDIAUT.
LOS AXGELES. Jan. 5. Al Jen
nings, evangelist, haa started a search
on his own account for the man set
ting fire to this home in Hollywood.
He believes an ex-convict is guilty.
Jennings is an ex-hold-up man.
MAYOR J. MAC VICAPL
Charging that some of the tnent
coal mines near Des Moines restricted
nrndnction to keen uti prices. Mayor
John MacVicar seized several wagon
loads from a coal company tor poor
persons who said thev had been un
able to buy coal wjiile the thermom
eter was 14 degreesnelov wro. ite
was stopped in his first raid by a:i
injunction of a court. Then he went
Into hiding so he could not be serv
ed again and he made arrangement
for a raid on some other company"'
coal supply. He said he took this ac
tion because there was a public necessity.
JOHN' HWS HAMMOXD
IjOSES $238,700 SITT
Liable to Damage for That Stun Jury
Finds in Action Over InU-nt
Rights.
RALT1MOUB. Jan. 5. That John
Hays Hammond, the mining engineer,
by falling to see that stock In Gen
eral Cotton Securities Company was
returned to Addison C. Dubois, a pat
ent attorney, and Willard Doremus,
an Inventor, had made himself liable
to 1238.700 damnges, was the verdict
rendered by a Jury In the superior
court here last n'ght. An appeal will
be taken.
Daniel J Sully, former syndicate
manager for the Securities company.
In his testimony during the trial, al
leged that Hammond had not dealt In
Order Your
Goal NOW
It's a keep warm
insurance against
the cold weather.
The cold days
this winter will
tell you whether
the C o a I, 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.
Why go elsewhete? See us for
ra SK COAL
LUMP OR NUT.
Good dry fir, yellow and black pine.
Dry Slabwood that U dry.
All. wood comes either four foot or sawed.
B. L. BURROUGHS
Telephone S