East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 21, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text,-.- -"" " , rf " ' r TAGR EIGHT DAILY EAST OREOONTAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1017. EIGHT PAGES A FRESH SHIPMENT just received of Winter Nellis PEARS Squash, Pumpkins, Winter Radishes, Cannon Ball Cab bage,, Sweet Potatoes, Etc. Phone Your Order TWO TELEPHONES, BOTH 2S GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. Modern Home For Sale 5 Room Modern House, 4 blocks from Main street. Hot water heat, gas range, coke heater. Window shades and curtains go with the house. Price less than it would cost to build. Terms ar ranged. CHAS. E. HEARD, INC. 635 Main St. See Me Before the Fire. Phone 477 y i 1 ' . The United States s Government Cooperates wrth the 7.600 member banks in maintaining; tha Federal Reserve Banking System for the protection of the business interests of the country. Through the Federal Reserve Board in Washington it super vises the twelve Federal reserve baiks; it appoints one-third of their directors: it deposits its funds largely with them; it guarantees the currency they issue. Th's cooperation greatly increases the value of the system to us and our community. Are you linked up f with this new national system as one of our depositors? If not, yjoa 'should ' delay - no longer. ? THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PENDLETON MEMBER S E C U RI TY fcrnd for Booklet, "How Doc It Benefit MeT VMATILLA tor.VTY HAS THE MOXEY Hundreds of thousands of dollars go out of Vina t ilia county every year to buy Alberta. Montana and Idaho lands, automobiles. Liberty Bonds and etc. There if a tremendous drain all the time, but there is a big reserve still on hand. I sell good old Vina ti Ha County Lands,' -w here this mowey is made. have a few good bargains in wheat land, and diversified farms. Pendleton, and a little territory surrounding it, has more wealth ac cording to its size and population, than any place in' the world. ' 1 can sell you a, ranch, or a residence in town for only 60 jer cent of the purchase price down, and your own time on balance. K. T. VAl)t; Temple Block, Pendleton, Ore. Winter Driving' Gloves , A. new and complete stock of lined driving gloves at just the price you have been willing to pay. Come in todaj-'and pick' out a pair from our large assortment. PENDLETON AUTO COMPANY "Established Since 1907" , J c OVER THE NORTHWEST REVIEW TAKES TWO HOURS AT CAMP LEWIS IX COl.OlX OK-1H-ATOOXS 2.VMMI MKX PASS ftKFOItK COM MAM10 XiHNKIlAU I ! CAMP I.FJWIS, N"uVi- JL--March-'ing in platoons, mor than $4,000 sol diers gave to the northweHt at Camp Lewis today the greatest martial demonstration In Hs , history and brought home to the thousands ol soldiers not in line and the addition al thousands of civilians who witness ed the event the magnitude of the preparations for war being: made by the 91st division. It was exactly 2 p. m. when Brigadier-General James A. Irons, in com mand of the review wheeled his horse after passing beforei Major-general Greene, and took his stand beside his commanding' general to watch the long lines file by. It was almost 4 p. m. when the last platoon had pass ed, and had the march been In or der of squads as commonly seen In street parades, the sun would have risen and sent on the men passing a given point. Drawn up at the far side of the plain between the two arms of the cantonment, the men presented a never-to-be-forgotten spectacle, the row of khaki stretching for two miles to right and left. Men Io Knitting. ABERDEEN. Wash.. Nov. 21. "Soy, George, how the devil do you make this new . stitch V' asked, the proprietor of a store of his head clerk, ."Just a second, boss," replied the clerk "1 wanna finish this row." Yes. the dear men here are knit ting. Rank presidents, store keep ers, lumber workers are making scarfs and sweaters for soldiers and sailors. Bed Cross women here say the men knit as nearly and as rapidly as women. Rend II ml Zebra. PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 21. A j burrow striped like a zebra made it. appearance here today as the mascot of a Bend, Ore., delegation at the Manufacturers' and Land Products show. They improved on nature with a paint brush. Movies to Help. j PORTLAND. Nov. 21. The movies' will help I'ncle Sam stimulate the production of airplane spruce. To show the stern necessity of get ting more and more spruce out of Oregon and "Washington forests gov eminent representatives will travel from logging camp to ' logging-camp with pictures showing the construc tion of airplanes and the nature of airplane fighting. AIJlKItT MKETS tX2KESSMKX When loggers, mlllmen and others in this Important war work wee the need for more spruce, the government ( feels It will have greater cooperation j and more spruce. I Lumbermen here this week are or ganizing; a patriotic society which will cooperate with the government In ln ! creasing the spruce output. i.rado Your Spuds. PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 21. Orade your potatoes carefully. Send the big one to the out-of-the-state market. Sell' the smaller 1 ones at home. At least, stop mixing up big and little potatoes in the same sack and trying to sell them together. This today Is the advice of W. K. Newell, federal food administrator for Oregon, who says the spud mar ket la being, demoralized by the way In which potatoes are being received by dealers Oregon alone must find a market for 4000 carloads of potatoes out ol the state because of the. large crop this year, he declared. Play Kid .ames. . CA M P LEWIS, Nov. 2 1 . The games of childhood crack the whip, pum, pum, pu 11a way and the rest are being played by the soldiers In training here. Army experts say the man who have developed the quickness of head and feet that make for success In such games will make good soldiers. Therefore, hours of play are part of a soldier's training. And the men like it. The games harden the men Officers are encouraging the men to Interest themselves In various kinds of athletes. III! BUY YOUR WINTER GOODS NOW! We will soon see the snow falling: and you will need warmer clothing:. This store believes in preparedness and it has anticipated your wants for the winter months; every department is brim full. of the best there is and as usual the same wonderful values are offered you at prices unknown to the one store merchant. There is a reason, ask the salesman. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature DALE ROTHWEM, Optometrist and Optician 'Glasses ground and fitted. Twelve years experience. Amerleatt. National . Bank " ' Pendleton. Bnlldlng for rtelan 'Ulnar Otrci Luncheon . American... BEIvOTAX HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD. Nov. 20. King Albert today received a delegation of Ameri can congressmen and former con gressmen. They were- presented to the king by Brand VVhltlock. the Am erican minister to Belslum. The en lire party lunched with the king, who was celebrating hl natal day. DENTISTRY DR. DAVID B. HILL DR. HARRY N. MOORE Room 1 . Judd Bld. Dr. Lynn K Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases ,of Women. X-ray Electro Therapeutics. Phone 623 (John Schruldt) Belts Bldg. . Melt's Warm Gloves .Menu Warm Shlrtx. . . , . Men's Heavy 1 nlon (Stilts .Men's Wool Union suits. Men's Jerseys , . . Stan Shirts, MP Men's tXirtluroy, rants . , Mt-n's Odd V'rniiHerH. .... Men's Mackinaw Men . . . . 4e. BHe. 9Nc, f 1.25 UHe, M, l.ll, l.nx ..... l.2s . .... 2.25, SU.UH. . . . . . !., 82.25, 92. -10 M.5U, .V5I J.lu, .1:t.li i.im, ti.ta. 2.h. y.i.uii 45.SI). Stl.UO. 7.im. .( s Suits ..$0.0(1, (12.50, (11.75, (10..VI, $2.V(H Mm- Outing flown Men's Work Shirts Men's Canvas ilovis Paris iart('rs . V; :. . Men's White. Handkerchiefs Men's Work Socks. . Meu'V) Black Socks Men's llreM Shirts , . , Men's Hilt Overulls Men's JuniM'rs 9o . 4o . too lo . i . ..... V. ..... . AO . . ! . S l-4o and ion 12 I-2e, 15c, 25c 4 Ho .... BMC. $1.25, (1.40 OHo Ho YOU CAN flZ ZV " j HO BETTiat S7 m P'ajr- W . jy THE GOLDEN RULE 7 A at r WH X,T, OTHERS FOIXOW ISlilSIlllBl iioliic to 1iarlotte. 'Charlotte, N. C, December 16. Ha TACOMA, Vah., Nov. 21. Lieu- ; came to Tacoina May 26 a capttiin, tenant Colonel David L i-'tcne, under and won rapid promotion. whose construction the Camp Lewis cantonment was built, has been or- i If the meeic snail inherit the earth, dered to report to Camp Greene, I what will become of the Prussians? 1 IM'ittiKtry Imw VfAield. WASHIXTON', Nov. 20. The su preme court haa upheld the consti tutionality of the Washington den tistry law. s Y4 DANCt M -3 si... FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF EASTERN OREGON. La Grande HIGH SCHOOL VS. Pendleton H HGH SCHOOL Friday, Joucmbor 23 rd 2:30 P. M., Round-Up Park. ADMISSION 50c In honor of the visiting team, Friday evening in Liberty hall. Sawyer's orchestra. The public cordially invited. n 5 XAMffi IDAHO ACTIFTNT ROAI!Di Now Here AWLS "a 99 "The Distinguished car ninu i H. If Harnm f AValla-e Honored by ovornor Alexuiuier. 1 BOISK, Idaho. Nov. 20. George1 H. Flaher of Bancroft, E. F. faton of Boise and H. H. Barnes of Wallace, were named membrH of the ntate In dustrial accident board today by Gov ernor Alexander, to take office Jan uary 1. The board wan created by the lat legislature when It enacted the workmen's compensation act. LOOK AT THESE SPECIFICATIONS QVKF.y "I. II." l.KIT S200.OOO. Apjiralw Rotate of Former liuler or Hawaii. HOXOLlLL. T. H., Nov. 20 It j was announced today that the value of the 'estate left hy the late Queer f Ullluokalanl. will not exceed JL'OO.- I 000. Her Jewels. Including her crowi valued at 11,500, ai-e appraised a t about 10.000. TFXAS It.Alil'.l roil TIIH XAVV. I f 4 Frame Tr ess ed steel, heat treat ed, deep channel sections, rigidly braced, narrowed in front for short turning radius. Sprtitii Alloy steel. Style, semi elleptic front and rear, but flat un der load. Kxtra long, finely grad ed, thin leaves. Bear springs wide and underHlunK, . - Front A xl Tim ken ,1 beam, drop forged,' Kliott type. Tlmken adjustable roller bearings in hub and knuckles. " Hrur Al Timken three cptair ter floating type. Pressed steel housing, spiral bevel gears. T,anfe diameter drivinw shaft. Timken Adjustable roller hearings through out. Hrake Rxternal and internal, operating on rear wheels. iri in. diameter, 2 ft In. wide. Positive, soft in operation, and easily ad justed. Whevl Wood, artillery type, specially desisned heavy spokes 1 3-4 in. thick, twelve to a wheel. Bear spokes bossed for brake drum attachment. Wire wheels, extra. ; MS Firestone Demountable, Fiiiversul type. Tires Kize 34 In. x Aft In. Make, (ioodyear 'ord, ribbed tread. tnit ed Elates 'ord, Royal tread. Whei'l Miim' 127 in. wheel base, 56 in. tread. Kiiglne Eight cylinder, V type, L head, 3 1-4 tn. b(re. 5 stroke. Displacement 332 cu. in. Cylinders east en bloc, four each. Intake manifolds east Integral, exhaust : manifolds bolted on. Aluminum , crank case. Lower half, separ- j able, acting as oil reservoir. Spirul ! timing grars, no chains. 'Single camshaft, with intenral cam for ; each valve. Connecting rods, side' by jide on crank fins. Two bolt cap construction'. Hie cast silver! babbiit bearings. Three point ! power plant suspension. Hemi-steel ; flywheel, with stsiter gear ring , bolted on. I-arge diameter, quiet operating valves. Valve adjust- j inwit accessible in the "alley" be tween the cylinders. All parts) fully covered. Gear driven fan with friction clutch. Large and accessible oil filler and breather. Pistons and connecting rods re movable by dropping lower crank case. Light weight reciprocating parts, sturdy crank shaft. High apeed, high efficiency. 8. A. ite rating 33.8 H. P. Actually devel ops over 70 H. P. OKillng Cellular type radiator, distinctive design. Circulation by spiral gear driven. centrifugal du plex pump. Positive circulation to each' cylinder block; ' . Lubrication Pressure feed fO'all bearings. Regulateit by7 adjustable safety .valve, which sends overflow to the engine gear case. Spur gear oil pump located in bottom of oil reservoir, self priming by reason of i location. Oil passages. grilled n crankshaft, feeding oil to all bear ings Including cam shaft. Oil pipes on connecting rods, carry oil under pressure to pjstop pins and cylinder walls. Oil filter ut pump, allows only clean oil in the pres sure lines. Oil pressure gauge on Instrument board. Cwrburtf r Zenith Puplex car buretor, single float chamber, single air Inlet, joined to two separate und distinct spray nozzles, venturi. Idling adjustments, butterfly valves and outlet flanges. Located at top of engine, between cylinder blocks, fixed adjustments, that cannot wear give uniform and maximum , re sults. Auxiliary air oontroj; to facilitate starting, operated from instrument bard. Ignition West inghouse distribu tor In connection with Wlllard 6 volt 100 amp hour storage battery , and Westlnghoiise generator. Con- , stant-voltage buttery ignition with out vibrators or multiple-unit spark coils. . High velocity, low tension in terminer with spring break, produces uniform spark In all cylinders, and period of con tact is practically the same at all speeds. 'urrent reversing switch, reverses current, reducing wear on the contacts. Ing wheel, corrugated rim, insert- Starter Westinghouse starting ed aluminum spider. Large dla- meter column. Horn button In cen ter of wheel. Control ieft hand drive, cen ter control. Spark and throttle levers on steering1 wheel. Accele rator, brake and clutch pedalfl. Krnergency hand lever. Bail typo gear shift lever, accessibly located. Fend ers Pressed steel, wide and i motor, equipped with Bendix pln i ion, geared direct to flywheel. Kn tirely enclosed. Ample size com mutator and metal brushes for j high efficiency, more power. High ' starting torque, with minimum cur- rent consumption. Push button control accessibly located. ( iic-nerator Westingrtrtttse 8 volt (generator, light weight, smnll, com- ( crowned, closely following wheel pact. . .Driven b?splral gears and contour. Splash shields between Cross shaft at front cf engine, running hoard and body and be through leather universal joints, tw eon' radiator and frame In front, i- utornutic regulator maintains con-( tf;n4olne -Tank of 2,0 guH'tn ca- stant voltage. Chargm,? currant paolty hung in- rear. ffhree point j automatically regulated, allowing u Hiispension. 3 gallon reserve. large charge when tbr-buttery Is .Stewart vacuum nyatem of fead. low. tnpering the charge as the. nlli-n Five or Sevan passe n - battery becomes full. Commute- . K,r tmirlntf( four mMvnr c,OBft 4 tor and- brushes of simpla "V66 coupled touring,, two or our pas , Hingle wire system, ground return. n(fer riliml)ol)t( fmir paaaener j TransmlKslon Brown-LIpe unlt!cov,r ,eRf rnadHter. im0usine. power piani. .mh biiuimk Keu. Ian(iMi(ltt brouahnm herllne. sub type. Three speeds forward and reverse. 6-8 pitch gears, wide faces, alloy steel, sclent If icully treated, nulet operating. Teeth beveled, for ea.y engagement. Solid aluminum cast case and cover. Tim ken Unller ben rings on main shaft, adjustable for end piny. Annular ball bearings on counter shaft. Breather in filling cap. Intel Multiple disc, dry plate type, of large diameter. Alternate plates faced with wire mesh asbes tos. Operation soft and,- smooth, enabling car to be started without shock or jerk. Pall bearing clutch release. Drive f plcer, tubular propellor shaft with double upiversu,! Joints, fully enclosed, by dust covers, and lubricated, Khaft will not whip at highest,, speeds. ! Drive taken through front enfls of rear springs. j urbn n berl inc., sedan, cabrlouet. Special bodies to order. Coach I work on all bodies unsurpassed and of untptestlonel style. Standard j five and seven passenger touring bodies, finished with heavy solid ' mahogany top rail, around entire ! double cowl ludy. Windshield, i mahogany fraced, rain vision type, j of Individual design, securely and j neatly fastened to the front cowl, ! Cowl ventilator operated from ln ; strutnent board, Genuine long; ! grained, hand huffed leather up holstering throughout. Deep cush ions and backs. Kxtra seats fold ing into tack of front seats. Ma , hngauy cabinet work under rear cowl. Battery and tool hoxes let . In side splash shields. The car iriers of distinctive design and eas ily operated. Full efectrlA 15 K(tiitment- Toniue taken by' long pressvd steel equipment. Improved one torsion member. 1 steering flemmer worm worm gear type.: fitted with thrust hearings. Adjustable wear. Non-reversible. IK In. steer- top, with full storm curtains 1 ner Autnmeter. Klaxon and hall for clock. lamp man Fntrine driven ttra pump. 'Electric 83300 f.o.b. Pendleton Firestone demountable riniM, one extra). Single or double lire carrier. Jack. Complete set tool-. Tire repair kit. Trouble lamp. Kobe and foot ralla. Habbl David Ooldberg of Corsica mi E Texas, haw been a ppolnted to serve rS In the navy. Senator Kheppard of E OREGON MOTOR GARAGE, Incorporated p 117, 119, 121, 123 West Court St. E 3 E 3 f i Is r 3 Tplpnhnne 4fiS I i minium lilllillilliiliililUltliiiilllliiuiuil secretary of the navy. l exas strongly enaorvea ni nuo i n-