East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 25, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES PAGE FOUR $AILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1917. ,,,.,... ...,......,., ....... w!wffwn iyiis "H""""""""""i iODOt ICE30I soxno SHOW FIVE FEET DEEP IT K1ELA Social and & Personal "1 J . MKY KBPT Bl'SY SHOVFJ,IX(. PATHS; SMAIjL HUB AT KKMWKNCE OP IJiK MOltUAN. Much Interest Is Taken in Hk Stranded Near Town; Other Nen and Social Nines of Interest. m PRESENTS . if The most beautiful screen drama ever offered by ss the Blue Bird ii r-3 T". .at' -J 0 o n s v HI A I i IBM fBIDAV u Yt 0E30I IOE30I I0C30 The anrual prai.-e service of the Jai5iura)y S-.Kieiy i.f the f"rebj terian church will b heid in the mam room of the church Friday afternoon at 130 o'clock. A music at praise eenice program will be g:en and all ladies of the church are cordially In vited. The hostesses will be the of ficer "f the society who are as fol low: Mrs. J'. J. Haa-erman, presi dent; Mrs Thomas Thompson and Mrs. K. I). .ars, vice president; Mrs, C, A. Warnstrom, secretary, treasurer, and Mr. J. T. Richardson, i ornvpondir.ff secretary. The lVnilhton Delphian Club will meet tomorrow afternoon in the Club room of the library. The Malen liurnott ihoo of Piano playing has Issued invitations to a public recital to be given by Miss Mar. jorie Swairsart and Bethel Stack, as sisted by Miss Zilla S mpsun, mezzo soprano, on Friday evening at War. ren's music store, A very interesting program has been arranged and all music lovers and others interested are cordially urged to attend. The Inspiration Club members spent a delightfully Informal after noon yesterday at the home of Mrs, Leonard Martin on West Court street, Mrs, Martin being hostess. Music and refreshments were greatly enjoyed. An Epworth League banquet will be held Friday the 25th, In the church parlor. All members of the Epworth I-eague Invited. The advanced class In Domesti: Science has begun Its luncheon work. Testerday Margaret Colenrorthy, Ha xel McCulley and Grace Rugg planned bought, cooked and served a "25-t-ent" luncheon to six guests at the Practice House- In their regular clasi time. The guests were Mesdame.' Colesworthy, McCulley, Rugg, Hamp ton. Rice and Mi.s Grace Gilliam. The classes In Domestic Art are tak ing advantage, of the white sales this week. These sale mean much to girli in saving The Domestic Science girls fully appreciate the kindness of the local meat markets in demonstrating the ruts of meat. The classes are study ing meat from every standpoint. The best way to learn Is to visit the local markets and see the various cuts. John W, Campbell, well known Hermiston resident, was in the city last evening on business, having driven from Condon during the day. A PROMINENT WOMAN EN DORSES OUR STATEMENT. Portland, Oregon. "1 was troubled lor years witn le niale trouble and tried a great man; remedies without any benefit until I was advised to u?e Dr. Pierce's He returned to Hermiton this morn, inc. ii. TVUis of The Dulles is at the i. Georire. Eble Mulkfy of Kilter is reglslered at the Bowman. H. P. Mann of Hurhank, Wr... is at the Gulden Rule. J. R. Jordan was up from his home at Echo yesterday. Carl E. Ensdahl Is in today from hi:- home at Helix. Miss Mason of Helix is registered at the Pendleton. E. B. F,udR of Walla Walla spent the nicht in the city. Charles E. Williams. Athena farm er. Is a Pendleton visitor. J. E. Elliott of Adams was a Pen cleton visitor last evening. W. H. Shepherd of L'niatilla was up from the seapurt town yesterday. James Mossie. pioner I'kiah stock man, is down from the south end. E. C. McCook, of the firm of Mo Cook & Bentley, has left upon a trip to California. County Commisloner and Mrs. H. M. Cockburn are down from Milton for the day. G. F. Parson of Condon drove over yesterday from his home and spent the night here. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stone are spend lrg a couple of days In the city. Their home is in Athena. George White left last nisht for his home at Treka, California, after at tending the funeral of his sister, the late Mrs. Marcella Martin. Mr. and Mrs. James Hill of Helix, who have been spending a few weeks California, are enroute aome are expected here in a few days. ALTA TODAY. is forty-two years old. In the Spanish-American war Sartoris saw ac tive service In the Philippines, and rose from lieutenant to captain. In 1908 he was appointed, chiefly through the good offices of Theodore Roosevelt, secretary to the American Legation in Gntemala. This post he relinquished after a years service. Ho married, in 1904. Mile. Germain Cecil Xouffiard. of Paris. and MILLIONAIRE BANKER TO BECOME V. S. CITIZEN. ' hanging days o( Pierce s Favorite Favorite Proserin tion. I took sev eral bort'es of it and received great benetit therefrom. 1 can heartily rec- ' oiiiuieml thus meu- icne to all women wlio are expecting to become mothers, as I do not think there is anything to equal it. It is also good during the period of middle life." Mrs. C. A. AspeeiOS, 14.51 Macadam t-treet. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is true friend to women in times of trial and at times of pain when the oreang are not performing their func tions. For headache, backache, hot I flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing I down sensation, mental depression, diuineM, fainting sik'Hs, law-itade and exhaustion, women Fhoold never fail to take this tried and true woman's medicine. For girls about to enter woman hood, women about to become moth ers, and for the cha middle aire. Doctor Prescription should always be on hand. It s a temperance remedy mat is pxtracU-d from root with pure glycer ine and its ingredients are published on wrapper. Anv medicine dealer can supply it in either liquid or tablet form. The cost is modest, the restorative bene fits truly remarkable. Write Doctor Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo X. Y., for free ' page book on woman's diseases. Fvery woman should have one. You can also have confidential medical advice without coot. TEMPLR 1 THEATRE l- The Musical Event of the Season. HARTR1DGE WHIPP BARITONE In Song Recital THURSDAY EVE., FEBRUARY 1ST. 8:15 P. M. ADMISSION 50c AH seats reserved. f r V I -; - " j ' A K 1 J' J i I I ' j PILOT ROCK HISSED FOR SINGING OF WILSON AND LEAK Grosamith's Lines on Secret Notes, Advance Newt and "Pelf" Anger Audience. 10 SHOUT PKOtiHAM IS PKEPAKED, GAMES WILL BE PLAYED: ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. Comnierctal Cub Arranges Commun ity Calendar; I. O. O. r . Lodge. Will Give a Banquet February Ftrtit. NEW YOliK. Jan. 2:. Oito Ii Kuhn. of the Imnkitii house of Kuhn Loeb & Co.. a naturalized British sub ject, has made application for Ameri can citizenship at the Mollis county N. J., court house. After much comparison and cogita tion the consumer begins to suspe.n that his grocer and his meat dealer never read the market reports. GliAXKSON OK GKNEUAL GKANTTO FIGHT IN FRANCE '' f y'f' ' ' '-"' ' I ! , , ' i v X - t & - 0- ' y- I I, j ' ' . s ; (East Oregonian Special.) P1I.OT ROCK. Jan. 25. Mrs. Jack Smith returned from Portland touay where she has been visiting the last month. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curry, "the new lyweds," were In town today buying their housekeeping outfit. They are having lots of fun with Tom but he says he will live in nopeo ui bcc,...o it back on a few of them. The Sunday school of Pilot Rock will give another banquet in the church basement Saturday evening at 7:00. The committee has prepared a short program after which lunch will be served and then the remainder of the evening will be spent In playing games. All are welcome to come. Chas. Hooper has moved his tent house over on the Emery Knotts lot. The telephone girls intend renting it. George Doan returned from Port land Sunday evening where he had been visiting for the past week. Oene Knotts and Willard McCulloch went to Pendleton on business Sat urday morning returning Sunday evening. Hans Keilson returned from the Pendleton hospital where he under went an operation for appendicitis. Hans isn't as active as he might be hut by being careful will soon be do ing a eood day's work. Almlra Potter is here visiting at the home of Wm, Hutchison this week, from Lincoln Co. Ij. I. Johnson returned to T'kiah Sundav .morning after visiting a few fluvs with his wife and little son. Sis Hopkins is visiting with Es ther Wisdom for a few days. Earl Rankin has his motor sled in working order at last. Has run It around town a great deal but hasn't tried to climb anv hills as yet. Miss Clara Peck and Ruth Rover are working in the phone office now News was received today of the death of Geo. Shipley. Cora Knotts' father. Mr. Shipley has been sick for some time but not serious until the past week. V. T. Kidwell finished the car penter work on J. W. Stevenson's house yesterday. Tom Belts is in town today on bus iness. 1 A calander meeting was held In the commercial hall. They decided (in the community calender and all agreed not to put out any personal ones. Hill Klrtwrlght Is working for M. T). Orange this week. The I. O. O. F. lodge will give a hanquet Thursday evening. Feb. 1st. They are preparing a lengthy pro gram and all are expeting a good time. The club will give a dance Monday evening. The Pendleton orchestra will furnish the music. . Chas. Nelson of Butter Creek is' In town this forenoon on business. Frank Humphrey is in town trad ing. Mrs. Dan McDonald s In from the ranch trading this forenoon. E. B. Shafer was in from his farm this morning and he reports that 1 saw a deer with the largest horn he ever saw. E. R. said it came pret ty dose to his barn. Mrs. L. I. Johnson who has been 111 at the hospital expects to move to the home of E. C. Knotts Saturday. The third Lyceum course will be held at the church of Pilot Rock Jan. 211th. Jim Terry drove In from the ranh this morning. Edith Wilson Is staving at home nursing the mumps this week. NSTW YORK. Jan. 25. Lawrence Grossmith, English comedian, was hissed last night in the Shuhert the ater after singing a stanza of a topical ' song which coupled President Wil son's name with the "peace leak." The title of the song Is "Perfectly Peaceful Persons" and Grossmith ! sings it about the middle of the sec- . ond act of "Love o' Mike." The first stanza refers to Daniel and the lion's den It was mildly applauded last night. Then he drew a bigger burst i of applause by singing about Secre . tary of the Navy Daniels and grnpe j Juice. In the third stanza Mr. Grossmith referred to the president as "Wood row" and sng about secret note. ! advance news and "pelf" This seemed to displease most of the audience It provoked continued hissing In vari ous parts of the orchestra I On venturing out to sing another stanza Mr. Grossmith was hissed I (East Oregonlan Special.) KAMELA, Ore.. Jan. 25. A heavy snow has been falling since late Sun. ' day evening, and it is stil loom ins down as though it hud no intention jof stopping. Men are kept busy ; shoveling paths and It Is becoming a I proposition to find a place to put the 'snow as it is about five feet deep on ! the level. -Mrs. J. A. Watters, Mrs. W. S. Spear and Mrs, U Morgan went to La ' Grande Wednesday morning to do shopping. W. H, Pldcock, wife and little daughter, returned from La Grande Saturday morning. They were visit j ing friends for several days and re ported a fine time, ) Although other, towns were shiver ing under the low temperature last week, 17 degrees below zero was the lowest record here. ' The snowplow came up from L-i Grande Saturday evening to clear the tracks of the heavy snow which had f'lllen during the day. A small fire occurred Wednesday night at the residence of Lee Morgan It was caused hy a defective flue and was quickly extinguished by neigh bors. Quite an Interest is heing taken In the rase of the elk which was dis covered stranded In the snow a short distance from town. G. W. M'Uman took some wild hay to It Saturday as it does not seem to like alfalfa hay. Jack Dockweller from Meacham was a recent visitor In town. Mrs. Joe Fontain and mother left S'ind'iy for a visit In Portland. Enclneer C. O Schubert and fam ily went to La Grande Saturday. Thev Ofl s E2 recently returned from a trip to Cal- again. He went on, however, with- "omia wnere tney went to spend ins out touching on dangerous ground, """day8- and there was no further demonstra. tion. though the rest of the song was received in rather chilly fashion. Those "walking the dog" are about to walk the plank. resorts SIX MILES OF RUSSIAN FORTS ARE CAPTURED Prince Leopold Also Seizes 14 Officers and 1700 Men in the Riga Sector. BERLIN, Jan. 25. It Is announc ed that Prince Leopold captured six miles of Russian forts, fourteen offi cers, seventeen hundred men and thirteen machine guns on both side? of the river AA, in the Riga sector. G. H. Pratt was in town Saturday from La Grande. C. M. Mathls was In town Friday from the "Promised Land" and he re- ; ported the snow all gone on the breaks and stock doing fine on the bunchgrass. Ressle Schubert left for Ta Grande this morning to enter school there The many friends of little Irene Swanger are glad to see her in school again after an absence of several weeks owing to the illness of her grandmother, whose health is slowly improving. Having secured possession of the Danish West Indies, the United States will decline to hyphenate them into the Danish-American West Indies. IPffffff ill 1,"' ' JI' ( i ft- 4 f ' v V f I S ' 4irf i t,tt 4tt i-v,y - THE BIG OUT DOORS Photographed in the natural wonders of Arixona's Grand Canyon of the Colorado. STARRING Those 3 big stars of that beautiful Blue Bird The End of the Rainbow, GEORGE HERMANDEZ, MYRTLE GONZALEZ and VAL PAUL ITS THE GREATEST BLUE BIRD WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. Also 2 Big Comedies 2 If It's Good You Will See it at the Cosy. RAIDER IS IDENTIFIED AS LINER CAP ORETGAL A Steel, Twin Screw Steamer of 7800 Tons; Formerly on Buenos Aires-Hamburg Run. BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 25. Monte video dispatches said the German raider had been identified as the ex-Hamburg-South American liner Cap Ortegal. She formerly ran between Buenos Aires and Hamburg. She l a steel, twin screw steamer of seven ty-eight hundred tons. The Habit of Taking OnM. With many people taking coU la a habit but fortunately one that is eas ily broken. Take a cold sponge bath every morning when you first get out of bed not ice cold, but a tempera ture of about 10 degrees F. Also sleep with your window up. Dj in!. and you will seldom take cold When you do take cold take Chamberlains Cough Remedy and get rid of It as quickly as possible. Obtainable every where. Adv. V. S. CODE KNOWN ABROAD. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. A high official declared that confi dential mate department mes sages leaked because Uie cHlcs wcre known abroad. DALE ROTH WELL 0 tnm ctri Ht and Optician Sclentlflo optical work. 1 1 years experience. American National Bank Building, Pendleton. It is estimated that the miners: oil supply of the world will be ex hausted in 138 years. Now Is the time to buy your automobile! sWkat Dogs the YWd Owe a Motli2i'?i ALL AD mat love can glr for cheer. I AH that sclenca can give for re- i Ilex. Aad science has contributed "Mothers! FrindM to alleviate pain and render aid Branding, and at connoenient, to uilit nature in preparing for, rapid recovery and sjsurinf the mother and child per- 1 health Tt ...11. .nnll.4 h n. One. Oet It tt your dnigtrUt, and write fur free book on Molhertyid. every mother ibould have a copy. Addreu Th Bradfleld Het-ulatnr Co., M5 Lamar Bid.. Atlanta, Oa, Ml 'asMsW r 'a. V EXPERT REPAIRING of Watches and Jewehy SATISFACTION GUARANTEED wm HANSCOf THE Jeweler i jk Cosy Today. BiWiniiiiyiii iiii iiijii if Ml capt.. a; sartoisjs. PARIrf, Jan. :5. Algeron Sartoris, hrundKon of I'lyHses H. ;rant, has en-li-tic in the Foreign Legation and is row training at I-vellebonne. AlKeron KartoriR Is the son of Nel lie Grant Sartoris and nephew of itneral Frederick Dent Grant. He Vhlp Concert ' Ariinmg Mm In- The concert to be given by Hart ridge Whlpp. baritone at the Temple theater, Thurnday, February 1, hm already aroused much Intereit. The singer cornea well recommended hv the varlou" press reports of his con cert In other Oregon cities. He pnBsewes a maenlflcent voice of KXeat ranee, power and quality com bined with keen dramatic Inatln"' end In every ca,e wins his audience from the start. ( . aW J Child: :L wh; Fc A Stiff Neck At'piy Slcais Liniment wilhott ruBlty'Q v sore leaders and the pain i tyn be relieved. For rheiknatic aches, neuralgia, gout, lumbago, bruises, strains, sprains and muscle stiffness, have a bottle handy. Quickly penetrstel and toothen, cleaner (ban muny plaiteri or ointment!, does not Main the ikin. At all druggiitt, 25c. 50c, sod $1.00. ri Y U Friday and Saturday During these two days we will give a special dis count on everything for the baby 10 Discount on All Baby Foods. $1.00 Horlick's Malted Miik 90 50c Horlick's Malted Milk 45 $1.00 Thompsons' Malted Milk 90 50c Thompsons' Malted Milk 45 $1.00 Borden's Malted Milk 90 50c Borden's Malted Milk 45f $1.00 Nestles Food DO 50c Nestles Food 45 $2.50 Nestles Food $ 2.25 65c Dennos Food 58tf 75c Mellins Food G7 50c Mellins Food 45t 12-lb. Robinson's Patent Barley 20 1-Ib. Robinson's Patent Barley 35 $1.00 Eskay's Food 90f 50c Eskay's Food 45 75c Imperial Granum 67 25c Caster Oil 19 10c Caster Oil 7 25c Essence of Peppermint 19 25c Camphorated Oil 19 25c Baby Cough Syrup 15 25c Penslar Baby Laxative 15t 25c Penslar Soothing Syrup 15 50c Syrup Figs 45 25c Syrup Figs 20 10c Castile Soap 7 25c Castile Soap 19? 5c Rubber Nipples, 3 for 10 25c Infant Syringe 19 35c Infant Syringe 25 25c Johnson's Baby Talcum, 2 for.... 25 25c Infant Supposotories 19 Faultless Natural Nurses 25 Hot Water Bottle 89 (One year guarantee) it Thompsons' Drug Store Phone 520 Prompt Deliveries.