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- DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1917. TWELVE PAGES PAGE TWELVE Country Meat J)tm1 from the ranch fir Salnrdn's mule. (OrXTIlV LAl'.II. AlMilntHy lYeidi and 1'l liK: AITI.KS JlV TIIK All lUt All l-'ltOM Wit UWX OUCH VKI. vskiil iiiitisri s lMtr.sKNTs. MV liave mnir fine ALI'MIXI'M just In from lln cast Hint would make fine, useful Cliristnuls presents, new faosantlen. lVreolHtors. Hull Tea Vila, Cake Tins. Double Holleers. lie Plate-, ltoastors, Tea Ketlles. compi.ftf. mm: dp caxmks. nits, ci.istfh HAIS1NS, Imik. IIks. TowiiMnid'M (.lint- Fruits, Cajnlliil Plneaimle. candk-d clionie;, antly 11b Turkish Paste. Fruit (Un, Holly, lrolly V real lis. Mistletoe. Tl'RKFVS. GFESV, CHICKENS, the. Quality Kind. (liriMmnti. . Chestnuts and Seal Mil Oysters. for GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. 'QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Mam St. OVER THE NORTHWEST TWO FOUND DEAD ON HEATED CINDER PILE Double Vuialily at 1-Vaturo SiiKttvstiiu: Gas Punn frinn llurniiur Asltes May Have iplivlaliil .Men WXut Were Straugrrs. WASIITIVNW Wash.; Dec. 21. The hodies of two men were found yesterday morning on a cinder dump about 20(1 yards north of the Suo- to how they met their death, whet It- i : er they were murdered or nsphyxlut- ! ed by the sus fumes urlsing from the : ; burning cinders. ! j They were uppnrently seeking a warm place on the burning cinder i dump to pass the night, lay down and j , ton asleep. They were both heavily . Slothed and aparently laborers. One j I Wnslittieim llas;'"l his shoes removed, which were 1 1 lying by his side, but he had on his : I overshoes. j J Moth were large men. One of them , j was light-eomplexloned, with handy j J hair and red mustache and dittoed j high on the forehead and on the i j body. , TWO MORE BUYING DAYS THEN SANTA CLAUS WILL HAVE BEEN HERE. ARE YOU READY? If you are puzzled, you'll find the proper suggestion at this store where qual ity is of the first grade and the prices the lowest. This is the store where your dollars double duty. 1-Hiul IMay. New Stylo Indian Funeral. BEND, Ore.. Dec. 21. Automobile Kane. Portland & Seattle depot, this; escorts instead of the paid tribal city. No one appears to know atjmourners and Shaker rites instead of what time during the night the two j the weird Incantations and ceremo men arrived or if they were accom-jnies of the medicine man were fea panied by any one. .tares of the funeral of Cane Bronp, a It appears uncertain at present as ! Warm Springs Indian today. Bronp died while visiting Klamath Indians on " ' ; the Klamath reservation. j Three automobile loads of Klamath j Indians formed an escort to accom pany Bronp's body to the Warm JllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'J' ARE LINED UP IN SUPPORT OF WVR SAVINGS DRIVE H I SALEM. Ore., TVc. 21. Oregon's 2 , public school FVFtouv is being1 lined S ; up in support of the- government's Sinew -war-savings certificate and j .; thrift stamp campaign. Si J. A. Churchill,- Mate superintend- . ent of public instruction, at a con Si ference this week with Charles H j-; VVonncott. Associate director of the S Campaign in Oregon, promised to Si lend his every cooperative effort to SS the success of the propaganda, real S teing the value of thrift character 's j !i:tics in the making of better citizen Si ship. Sj Counfy superintendents will be S called upon to further the campaign SJ within their jurisdiction, and the en- I tire school organization will be made S an integral part of the work. S Lessons in thrift will be made part S of the daily program in every school z; room. There will be daily readings, S lee t u res a n d d i sc u ss ions and a se -5S rles of essay contests on "Reasons Why Thrit Stamps Should Be Pur S chased," will be inaugurated. S Three mail sacks of literature S have been received already by Su j perintendent Churchill and more is S; on the way. It is the intention to put Sjii'to the hands of every child ot S5; school age in the state, pamphlets s explaining the need and virtues of S ! thrift, and explaining how thrift may S be made a regular part of daily, life S i by using the government's war-sav-S ' ings organization. j The campaign i one that appeals j 1 psnprlnllv to rhttrlrnn aurl nnt thl i offers great opportunities for their j - 11 n ! 'j!; . v. 1 l '"as j development. j War -Savings . Stamps are the answer of a great democracy to the demand for a democratic form of govern ment security. They afford a splendid op portunity for bringing into every home the lesson of saving and thrift as a national ne cessity. The habit of saving once formed is seldom dropped. Savers soon become in vestors. Start saving today by purchasing War-Saving Stamps from us. FEDERAL RESERV SYSTEMM The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Pendleton, Oregon Springs reservation, neur here, and the burial ceremony of the Shaker sect, -with nn Indian minister ot'fk ating was observed. Shakerism is Ralnlnjr a strong fol lowing among- the Warm KprinBS, Klamath, Modic and Pitt ISiver Indi ans of this section, and these tribes will bo well represented at a Shaker conference at Chehalis, Wash., soon, j week. io hhk uuti ureifon oe maue a separate diocese from WashinRton. stonewall Jackson, famous Klamath Indian or ator, is assisting bishop from Oregon. ttxl Axmlnstcr Jtuus X27..M) K fi. a In. x 10 ft. U In. Axinlnst.-r Ituu UI.."0 Smaller Axndnsler Itu $!., $-ll, ;t.l)S, $l.rU. Indies' t outs $H.IH, $M.7, (lfl..MI Uidic.s' 811k Kbnonas 1.98, S.Ytm lUlth ItolK-s $1.40, tt.VH, 2.lt, $2.H, :l.9H. $I.K Xinas Kibbons, uKltt u:ie, une, !!c, u Slipper Soles a:c, 2c, 3c, 40e, B9o 1-Vlt SllpiHrs -e, HHo, tl.l. Sl.HH Oulliitf bonus 4tc, .'., who, Ttdlet Set $l.l. I.1W, 91.OH, :t.H, KI.9H Heavy Table Ihuna.sk, yd. $1.2S, I.H, $2.2 lteil Spreads OHc, l.ll, l.08, $2.19, $1.98 ltulies' l ilts. . $2.9H, I.9H, $11.90, $U.0, $1 1.7. to :i2.o. Kid (Jlovcs l.(ll. 1.98, $2,111 l.ndieH' Waists $2,118. $.9M, $1.98, $11.90 Uil-allen'H, Itl-tHH lies, tie I9e, 9e, 98e, $1.4 Indian HoIm-n $ I'endleloii" Iti'Hinl Wind Illankela $7. (HI, $I(MM, 12..VI, $13,110. W.M.Iiuui lllaukeM $2.10, $3.98. $.. I'aney llaudkerelilefs In Ik- Re, lOe, 15e, Jlle, 2."e, 9e tu 8Ue. VhI ;loveH and Mltleiis 2Se, 89c, 4a I'aney Wn,l AjiTons 2Se, 49u J"aiiey Silk Hot '. 98c, $1.19, $1.10 This Store Will Be Open Evenings Until After Christmas. snop EARLY IN HIE PAY jrff THE GOLDEN RULE J THE GOLDEN MULE WIOP 4. ed by the National Army men this One of the waa an order pro- .hibiting the men participntinK in any athletic exhibitions for monetary I consideration. The other waa a bul 1 letin stating that owing1 to present Smelt Kim Starting I "I7uo" "l ""irtuuuJ. iri"" m""B lur ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. 21. The pro-i C hnstnuis w.ould bo discouraged. German smelt who just wouldn't en- However, theso are not causing the ter the Columbia river and give aid men to be downhearted. The flood and comfort to Oregon and Washing- of packages coming in daily for the ton housewives in the heyday of high j me "d officers indicates every one meat prices, must have argued it outf their acquaintances have taken it with Brother Whale now in Hoover's .upon themselves to see they are well army for they have reformed. He- 1 remembered Christmas, and pro- ports here today are that the smelt are beginning to come in slowly. The season is past due. grains will be given in camp. In con- nection with the athletic order, these men are now in the same situation as1 army musicians who have been pre vented from earning extra money by j playing at outside functions. The amateur standing that the new order j forces upon the men is expected to ( make for much more interest in ; sports for their own sake and for com- j puny or battery pride, developing a 1 fine quality in men who are soon to play the rtig Game "over there." Best Boosters Banquet. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21. The fifteen best boosters among Port land's army of "news hustlers," the boys who wr)te the best essays on "What We Can Do to Make Portland a Better City," were guests of the Chamber of Commerce at a special Christmas luncheon today. No Christmas Vaeatloi.. CAMP LEWIS. Tacnma, Wash., Dec. 21. Two real jolts were recetv- CONSERVE WHITE FLOUR And at the same time your health, use BIydenstein's Prepared Dietary Flour It makes Hooverizing pleasant. Better Hotcakes, Bum or Brown Bread. ASK YOUR GROCER. DAT.R ROTirvVFXri Optometrist and optician j Classes ground and fitted. Twelve years experience. American National Bank Building, ' Oregon Bakery Home or tlx) I"am MJTTFRKIST CKUST MKEAD. Fresh IUiIIh, Cuke, IaUT, Fine randies maile at home. Call before yon pureliano your Xman fondle. 320 F. Court St., rhone 122 J. S. BirilNHAM. Pendleton. DENTISTRY DR. DAVID B. HILL Room 1 Judd Bid. MONEY TO LOAN On the installment plan. Oregon Building: & Loan Ass'n. '121 E. Court PENDLETON", OltR. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-ray Electro Therapeutics. Phone 623 (John Sclunldt) Helta Bid. Illlllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllll NEW MAKES COME AND NEW MAKES GO, BUT BUICK POPULARITY GOES ON FOREVER. FOR SALE AND EXCHAXGE. JOOO acres, 1000 ready to seed, good buildings, plenty of water, close to railroad. Price $30 per acre. Will take part exchange. Good paying business on Main street, in Pendleton. Good location for Garage. Plenty of ground for largest Garage in city of Pendleton. House and S lots in Athena, only ISOO. Half section fine wheat land, good improvements. J38 per acre. North side new Bungalow, full basement, furnace, gas, all modern, J3000. Good Notes and Mortgages bought and sold. E. T. WADE Temple BIdg. Telephone 479 Pendleton, Ore. WIMi TKST ALASKA COAL. 1 SEATTLE. Dec. 19. Two 20-ton '.samples of coal from the Matanuska i fields of Alaska received here recent ly oy the I'nited States bureau of I mines are to be washed immediately i and sent to industrial plants for test j ing, it was announced today, i George W. Kvans of the bureau ! said today he thought the test would ! be satisfactory and prove the coal to t be good blacksmith coal. The entire 1 coast may be supplied from the Alas ! ka mines if the test is satisfactory. Kvans said. 7P Pendleton Homes for Sale A NOnTIt STDF. SXAP 5 rooms with bath: kitchen range, window Bhades and curtains go with the place. An attractive home at a mod erate price. Terms if desired. 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. 5 Room Modern House, West Side, comer lot, new lionsc, very rea sonable iec. Terms arranged. CHAS. E. HEARD, INC. 635 Main St. See Me Before the Fire. Phone 477 Sril.MAItlXE IIOMIIARDS CAPITVl, OF MADKHIA LISBON". Dec. 20. Funchai, capi tal of Maderia. has been bombarded by a German submarine. Forty shells were fired, killing or wound ing some persons and damaging sev eral buildings. The submarine fled on being nttacked by patrol boats. LIZZIE'S -CHAMPION. - SKATING DOO Made by the Oregon Motor Garage ot Pendleton from last AUGUST 20TII to this DECEMBER 20TH, Reached the Remarkable Amount of $86,?85.00 62 BUICKS SOLD IN A PERIOD OF FOUR MONTHS. What does this mean to you Mr. Prospective-Car-Buyer? Following are the buyers of the above cars. Among them you will find BUICK owners re-ordering BUICKS, owners of other makes changing and buying BUICKS, and new owners buying their first car and choosing BUICK. They are sponsers for BUICK value. Dr. H. S. Garfield, Pendleton $1,650.00 Earnest Temple, l'endieton fXX Geo. Perringer, Pendleton. . . . .' 1,650.00 Roy Furnish, Pendleton M??-! l flllaASETS THE PACE THOSE WHO WANT A CAR AT A MODERATE PRICE and who appreciate individuality, will find what they want in the Oldsmobile 6 cylinder car. It has all the refinement of finish, all the sturdi ness and reliability of the 8 cylinder model, with the economy of many smaller cars. The very pronounced riding comfort is the sub ject of comment everywhere. We have been told that it is the "Water Cooled Franklin." At $1350, the limited supply will justify placing vour order early. - Pendleton Auto Co. "Established Since 1907" vtfjf fS SJL Geo. La Fountaine, Pendleton ,. . 1,650.00 T. F. Boylen, Pendleton 1,425.00 W. Gefeke, Pendleton 925.00 J. E. Haasch, Echo 925.00 Wm. Wyrick, Pendleton 1,650.00 Hugh Bell, Pendleton 925.00 Carl Saltmarsh, Pendleton 925.00 Elmer Moore, Pendleton 1,650.00 Thomas Tubbs, Pendleton 1,425.00 Wm. Courtier, Pendleton 1,425.00 L. L. Man, Pendleton 1,425.00 R. J. Cresswell, Pendleton 1,650.00 Nils Canenson, Helix 925.00 Emma Zeuska, Helix 925.00 E. P. Tullock, Pendleton 1,425.00 R. L. Jones, Pendleton 1,650.00 T. D. Waugh, Pilot Rock 925.00 J. N. Burgess, Pendleton 1,425.00 E. P. Marshall, Pendleton 1,425.00 J. E. Harvey, Pendleton 1,690.00 J. H. Piper, Milton 1,690.00 Flovd Pinkerton, Athena 1,690.00 Grant Horn, Pilot Rock 945.00 H. W. Collins, Pendleton 1,460.00 Barney Anderson, Pendleton 1,690.00 Enoch Pierson, Pendleton 1,690.00 O. I). Isaminger, Pendleton 1,460.00 Chas. Bloome, Pendleton Wm. Morrison, Pendleton 1,690.00 1,690.00 Chas. Jennings, Pilot Rock , 945.00 C. E. Damans, Milton 945.00 Geo. Damaris, Milton 945.00 Asa Damaris, Milton 945.00 Roy Cannon, Athena 1,460.00 James Potts, Athena 945.00 Wm. Pinkerton, Athena 1,460.00 R. R. Lewis, Echo 1,460.00 C. A. Brown, Pendleton 945.00 Ralph Tachella, Pendleton : . . 1460.00 John Kerr, Pendleton 1,460.00 John Serell, Pendleton 1,460.00 Geo. Carnes, Pilot Rock 1,460.00 E. L. Longmire, Pendleton 1,460.09 Tom Thompson, Pendleton 1,460.00 Clark Nelson, Pendleton 1,690.00 Fix Bros., Pendleton 1,460.00 M. E. Whitmore, Pendleton 1,460.00 W. L. Wattenburger, Echo 1,690.00 James Bell, Athena 1,690.00 H. E. Young, Vale 1,460.00 J. A. Lumsden, Athena 1,460.00 Geo. Strand, Helix 1,460.00 Wm. Mills, Helix 1,460.00 W. A. Rhodes, Pendleton 1,460.00 Eino Westersund, Pendleton 1,460.00 Milton Garage, Milton 1,460.00 Zerba Bros, Athena 1,690.00 n a.a Es3 i ' ..This is Lizzie, the four-legged ice-skating champion of the world. , Airedale Lizzie uses skates with double ; runners like little sleds. She has acquired speed but she is still rather awkward In figure skating. She is shown here with her owner. Miss Dorothy Klewer. jj John Planting, Pendleton 1,460.00 Total sales for four months $86,78o.00 J When better cars are built BUICK Motor Co. will build them. We furnish you never failing service. MOTOR GARAGE 5 I OREGON 117, 119, 121, 123 West Court Stl (INCORPORATED) Telephone 468 5:-5 5 S2 3 E5 Hi S3 i3 n at St. Nicholas Kink, N. x . ,-
