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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. rENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1917.
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Sale of Manhattan Shirts
We are offering our entire stock of Manhattan Shirts including soft
and stiff" cuff styles, silks, madras, crepes, etc. at bargain prices It will
pay you to buy all you can afford NOW. Here are the prices, read
them over, then come and buy
TllKV MOll AMI SAVIvS
NKtiKO FROM I.YNllllMi.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
MOVED
THE
GIRL RENOUNCES LOVER
TO PROTECT HIS NAME
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2S "I'm going tc
leave men alone forever I renounce
love for all time." So Miss Ethel
Xoil told her sweetheart, who pleaded
with her to return to Kansas City
with him and wed A week ago ho
pleaded with her, in her sister's home
ia Kansas City, where Miss Noll was
facing a charge of living with a mar.
rled man, Harry Potter. Potter left
kls wife and two children last Au
gust when he became infatuated with
Mtes Noll. A week ago Miss Noll and
Potter came to this city. Miss Noll
became ill and Potter, Jobless, could
not support her, so the police took a
hand. The couple are being held
pending an Investigation. To he?
faithful sweetheart, whose name is
withheld. Miss Noll said:
"You're my friend. I think too
murh of you to marry you. People
would talk and your good name would
be ruined And I want Harry to go
back to his wife and children. I cat
take care of myself."
TRAFFIC NEAR NORMAL
. AFTER FIERCE STORM
ST. PAl'L, Minn.. Jan. 21 Whils
traffic in most cities was, gradually
returning to normal tonight, train
schedules throughout the central
Yoti bit kefD
this new Edison T
wirn me aia
Bond stylus
mn4 your choice
of 12 rn-orit (or
M 00 fny a
little down and
a little earti
BiDtta or week. Entertain your
frleDds
with your favorite reeoi'da.
WBII'll TOKAY FOIl Oi:R NEW EDI
SON HOOK No obligation
WARREN S MVSIC HOUSE
Pendleton, Oregon.
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((T. P. W. Pure Food Shop"
3 Phones, All IS ' Cleanlbe Economy Service
Special-Fancy Hood River Spitzenberg 1
Apples the Box ....... wP f y
ThpnrmlMprP without a doubt the choicest variety on the market, at this time 01
the year. They are splendid for eating and copking, and
Order a box today.
Fancy Jonathans the box
Jone' Dairy Farm Little Pig Sausage,
every Thursday.
Sweet Apple Cider Clear, sparkling
and sweet, bottles each 23f
T. P. W. Special Blend The best 35?
Coffee on earth.
CROCKERY DEPT. NEWS
42 Piece Set, "White and Gold" Dinner-
ware, the set -'. $5.00
Dinaerware in open stock, blue and
white pattern, plain white and our
Carlisle pattern.
$2.50 Percolator and a pound of T. P.
W. Special Blend Coffee for ?1.08
If you can't come to our store, use the
phone.
The Peoples Warehouse
Pendletons Greatest Department Store
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays to Trade
675 DIE AS ITALIAN BATTLESHIP IS
J fi ..ifmnmiiHi "mi idnit it imi , ! i u , ,i,,wV' , r. , Ti mi ,i,f Tirnar'TI. iiiilmnr ff i1-
According to reports from Rome
and fjrmafauurces, the Italian bat
tleship Regina Markherlta has been
sunk by a mine off Avlona, Albania,
northwest continued disrupted, 21
hours after the cessation of the worst
snowstorm this section had experienc
ed in recent year.
Railroad officials expressed he be
lief last night, however, that unless
the forecast of more snow is fulfilled
traffic will be near normal by tonight.
00 YCl) SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE ?
'When your kitineys are weak ana
torpid they do not properly perforin
their functions: yonr hack acli'f
and you do not i'eel like doing much
of anything. You are likely to he
despondent and to hot-row trouble,
just as if you hadn't enough al
ready. Don't be avirtim any li-nver.
The old reliable medicine. Hood f
Sarsapanlla, gives .-.tn-n-th and
tone to the kidneys and biUs m
the whole Bvstem. Get it today-
Chips, Country Lard ln ulK.
PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
$1.50 Manhattan Shirts are Reduced to $1.19
$1.75 Manhattan Shirts are Reduced to $1.35
$2.00 Manhattan Shirts are Reduced toTT. $1.45
$2.25 Manhattan Shirts are Reduced to $1.65
$2.50, $2.75, $3.00 Manhattan
$3.50, $4.00 Manhattan Shirts Reduced to... $2.85
$4.50, $5.00 Manhattan Shirts Reduced to $3.85
$6.00 Manhattan Shirts are Reduced to $4.45
BATTtESWP JiEGWA MARSHERITA
with a loss of 675 Uvea. Two hundred
and seventy-five were saved. The bat.
tleship Regina Margherita was
launched in 1902. She was a vessel
of 13,427 tons, 426 feet long and had
Storm warnings sent out Saturday
night are believed to have prevented
any serious loss to stock in South Da
kota. u.
S. COMMERCE FOR
1916 BREAKS RECORD
Export Aggregate $5,481,000,000.
Imports $2,392,000,000, Largest
Figures Ever Shown by Nation.
; WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 The ov
i erwhelming figures on the commerce
I of the United States in 191. flr"
bristling with new records, were
made public today by the department
of commerce. The total foreign busi
ness of the country for the year wis
J7 873,000,000, the largest In history
The exports were J5.481.000.0O0, $1.
76,000.000 larger than in 1915 and
J' W 000 000 larger than In 1913-
The' import trade was $2,392,000,
000 another new record. The figure.
for'l915 were Jl, 779,000.000 and
1912, the previous record, Jl, 818, 000.-
are extra good
keepers.
$1.25,
GROCERY SPECIALS
60c Jar Queen Olives, special 40
15c can Ripe Olives, special, can 10?
T. P. W. Bath Soap, 12 bars to the box.
special --
35c Peche and Apricots, the extra fan-"
cy grade, can 30; doz. cans $3.50
25c Table Raisins "Sun Maid" Brand,
special y 20
NEW ARRIVALS
New Dates, pound 20
Whip Cream Chocolates, pound G0
Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen 50
Lorna Doone Wafers, packages 10
In bulk, pound 35
Kippered Salmon, Freshly Made Potato
Shirts Reduced to. .. $1.95 M
SUNK BY MINE
a draught of twenty-seven feet. Hef
usual complement was 730 men. Eho
carried four 12-inch guns, four 8-lnch
and twelve 6-inch guns, as well a
four torpedo tubes.
000. The export balance was $3,087,
000,000, compared with $1,776,000,
000 in 1915, and a five year average
of $2,456,000,000.
The net inward gold movement wis
J530.O00.000, another record compar
ed with J431, 000,000 in 1915. , The
gold imports amounted to J6S6.00O,
000 compared with J4 15,000,006 in
1915.
The gold exports were J156.OOO.OO0
compared with JSI.000,000 in 1915.
and J2i3.0OO.000 in 1914. The De.
cemher gold' impoits were J 158,000,.
Oflfl, a very high new record, the ex
ports being J28,000,000
Of December imports 71.7 per cent
entered free.
Itopp I'ilicd $10,006.
SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. 23. Ger
man Consul Ftopp was sentenced to
two years and fined ten thousand dol
lars, lie violated neutrality.
Wht Suffer With Mmz,
Kidneys or RraTisa Now?
Lstter Tells of LonQiook d-ftrr Prescription,
Dear lionlernU I can do any good In
the world for others, I wish to do It, and
I fefll that it is my duty to writo about
the wonderful results I received from the
use of " Amine." I was guttering from
kidney and bladder troubles, scalding
urine, backach(Mind rheumatism, and fnct
und ankles swelled so that al times I
con id not walk without assistance.
Had taken several different kinds of
kidney remedies but all failed. I sent
for a box of I)r. Pierce's newest dis
covery, "Anuric," whkh 1 received by
mail in tablet form. I soon got better
and arn convinced that this popular
new medicine Is good. I wish to rec
ommend it to my neighbors and every
body suffering from such troubles.
Iks. ii. J. Sabgext.
Note: You've all undoubtedly heard
of the famous Dr. Pierce and his well-
known miKlielnes. Well, this prescript
tion Is one that has been successfully
used for many years by the phystclai
rs by the physicians
and specialists at Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel and Kurgical Institute, of Hullalo,
N. Y.. for klclnev romolalnts. and dis
ease arising from disorders of the kid
neys and bladder, such as backache,
weak back, rheumatism, dropsy, conges
tion of the kidneys, Intlamniatlon of the
bladder, scalding urine, and urinary
troubles.
Up to this time, "Anniic" has not
been on sale to the public, but by the
persuasion of many patients and the
increased demand for this wonderful
healing Tablet, Doctor Pierce baa dually
decided to put it Into the drug stores of
this country within immediate reach of
all sufferers.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierce's Anuric
Tablets. There can be no Imitation.
Every package of "Anuric'' Is sure to Ix
Dr. Pierce's. You will find the signature,
on tbe package just as you do on Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, tbe ever
famous friend to ailing women, fine'
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
proven by years to be the greatest gen
eral tonic and recoustructor for any
one, beeidt being the best Wood-malmf
known.
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GbV. AO.STAKX-EX
Ml'RHAY. Ky.. Jan. 23. Pushing
here from Frankfort in a special
train, Governor A. O. Stanley arrived
in time to quiet a mob which had
been seeking the life of Lube Martin,
a negro accused of slaying a police
man. The mob had" surrounded t
house in which were Judge liush and
Frosecutor Smith, threatening to dy
namlte it unless the negro was turn
ed into its hands. Martin had prevl
ously been smuggled out of Murray
and rushed to Hopkinsvdle Jail for
safe keeping. Governor Stanley got
word of the situation by long distance
telephone and, chartering a special
train, rushed to the scene asserting
that he did not fear the mob, even
If if did seem likely that It would
lynch him as well as the negro, the
Judge and prosecutor. Put Governor
Stanley was able to reason with the
leaders and finally dispersed the mob
NEWS PIRATES FEASTED
ON THE UNITED PRESS
GERMAN RAIDER STORY
Exclusive Cables frtnm South America
Gave MM News of Great Cm
men e Destruction.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23. News pi
rates feasted last week on the exclu
sive United Press cables from South
America, which gave the first news
of the German commerce raider.
It was not merely a one day orgy
for the pirates; It was literally a four
day feast. The United Press not onlv
gave tho world the first news, but it
gave the first details and continued
to lead all other agencies In covering
the story by such a wide margin that
there was no competition except
from the pirates.
Hearst's International News Serv
Ice "lifted'' and "rewrote'' United
Press cables in such detail that iden
tlfication was obvious. But to cllnc
the proof the United Pre.s on Wed
nesday carried the name of the
?teamer Yarrowdale as "Yanon dale
It promptly appeared as "Yanondale"
in the International News Service.
Hearst's New York Evening Journal
simply lifted United Press cable storle
without taking the trouble to rewljjto
In one Instance the Journal serenely
lifted a purposely placed typograph
ical error from the New York Even
ing WorM which receives the United
Press service. The mails have
brought to the United Press general
offices In New York from United
Press clients numerous copies of
Hearst papers and "International"
News clients contn'nlng alleged cablei
containing proof that they were simp
ly lined from the United Tress.
The New York Globe, a member n'
the Associated Press, but not a client
of the United Press, on Wednesday
lifted bodily n United Press cable
story, without credit, anu earned it
through practically all editions after
being scooped by the United Press
papers here. ' !
The Boston Olohe.. another Asso
ciated Press member not a client of
the United Pres, lifted verbatim
United Press cables. These are on'v
a few instances, Investigation by the
United Press Indicates that the Asso
ciated Press. Itself, although badly
beaten, did not lift or appropriate
United Precs cables In any way. The
action of Associated Press members.
Indulging in piracy, 'apparently was
taken on their own individual initia
tive. The United Press established
and maintains the only comprehensive
South American news service at great
expense All United press papers le
gitimately profited by th's Investment
of money and effort.
.It nr.F .1. P. HONAID TO
HEAR CASKS AT KVKIlKTT
I. W. W.'s Objected to Magistrate In
Sound City So fjovernor Acted.
, D
OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. 23 Judge
J. T. Ronald, of the King county su.
perlor court at Seattle, win appotnte.l
today by Governor Lister to pre.'lde
at the trials at F.verett next month
of the seventy-four Industrial Work
ers of the World, who are accused of
murder In connection with the Ever,
ett riot Inst November when seven
men were killed. Affidavits of pre
iudlce had been led by attorneys fir
th accused men against both the ru.
perlor. court Judges at Everett.
Whiie Judge Ronald is In Everet.
Judge Guy O. Alslon, of that city, wi!l
take Judge Ronald's place on the su
perlor bench In Seattle.
Alaska May On lry.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22Thi'
house territories committee aurced t"
favorably report the bill providing A I
askan prohibition. .
To 709-711 Thompson street where we will
give FORD service until our new garage is
ready.
Only authorized agents in
Pendleton for
FORD CARS
AND FORD PARTS.
Cars here for immediate delivery.
Ford Roadster, in Pendleton. $399.85
Ford Touring Car, in Pendleton.... $414.85
Simpson
BII,I,Y SUNDAY GETS
$50,828 IN BOSTUS
BOSTON. Jan. 23 Billy Sunday,
with a certified check for $50.82 64
and a total list of 63,716 Boston trail-
hitters In hta poket, left Boston early
today. The personal collection only
was behind that of other cltlea but it
ia believett later receipts will bring
this also to the top of the list .
One hundred thousand endeavored
to get Into the Tabernacle ror one
of the four meetings Sunday, the col.
lections had to be carried to the bank
in a huge sack by two stalward police,
men.
Boston expenses, cleaned up over a
week ago, were greater than any of
the other cities in which campaigns
have beer. held. They came to over
J00.000.
Xo Time for liutiflcatlon.
WASHINGTON. Jun. 22. The sen
ate was unable to ratify the Washington-Oregon
pact providing for a
concurrent Jurisdiction of the Colum
bia river fisheries. There was no
time to consider the proposition. It
may be ratified next session.
Milton Wins championship in lx-buic
anil Basketball.
(East Oregonlun Special.)
MILTON, Jan 23. The Milton
Freewater high school won a douhlu
header over Alhena Friday night in
the Presbyterian g m by a score ol
7 to 9 Milton was too much for the
Athena quintet In the first half of the
game. Mr, Gale, the coach for Mil
ton's team, c alled on the second lean
to finish the game, which they won
without difficulty. v4Illton has made
a very good showing thlg year In the
basketball line, by only losing two 1
.games this season. These were with
Walla Walla.
A second gamo was played between
the Milton-Athena girls. The Milton
girls won by a score of 26 to 15. This
was a very interesting game for the
teams put up a good fight from be
ginning to end. There was a very
large crowd at the game and after the
game refreshments were served In
honor of the visiting teams.
Saturday night was the second de
bate for the MHton-Freewater high
school. The subject was "Itesolved,
That Oregon adopt the Health Insur
ance Law." The Mlltnn-Kreewater
high sehool had the negative side of
the question and Stnnfleld had the af
firmative side. The defenders for
Milton were Ruth Steen and Delbert
IKmlus The votes cast for the dif
ferent sides were, negative 2, affirm
ative 1. The Judges were (Marvin
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MABEL TALIAFERRO
IN'THIS 5UNBISM"
At the AUu.
A GOOD WINTER MOT
Manv Deode dread winter because
the sudden climatic changes britift
. colds, grippe, rheumatism, tonsilitis r.r
Ihrnnrhilis. But thousands of well-
I informed men and women today avoid
much sicknessfor themselves and their
children by taking a few bottles of
Scott's Emulsion to make richer blood,
j fortify the membranes of the throat
andchest and create body-waimth to re
sist sickness. Soldiers at war reJc ive cod
liver, oil; it will also strengthen you.
Scott S; Bowse, BkMniStld, If. J. 16-31
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Auto Co
Evans, Supt. W. H. Kern and Prof.
Bleakney, all from Walla Walla.
The next debate will be with Con
don, for the eastern Oregon champion.
ship.
Sore shoulders, lame kick,
ilirT neck, all paint and aches
yield to Sloan's Liniment.
Do not rub H. Simply apply to
the Bore spot, it quickly penetrates
and relieves. Cleaner than mussy
plasters or ointments, it does not
stain the skin.
Keep a bottle handy lor rheumttiim,
praini, bruuei, toothache, neuralgia, gout,
lumbago ind tore 11111 muaclci.
At ill druggiiti, 25c. 50c. and $1.00.
IN!
THANK
YOUR
GROCER
if he asks you
to try a can of
Wf BAKING
At rowurn
He wants to do
you a favor
he knows what
brands to rec
ommend from
experience.
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