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DAILY EAST OREGONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1918.
APPLES BY THE CARLOAD
Our Apples Arc Selling Fast. We Slill Have
a Good Stock to Pick From.
QUALITY AND PRICE GUARANTEED.
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KSTO.V MOI NTAIV IHrTATOFS, H n-nl tliiiiji. from
lo f Wotun Mouiilaln; NMIisfitrllon lamrltnlci'.l. HM
IKMIflflM $-.lHI
I Niter (.mili-s from J I . (Ml x r siil up.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phonc, 28. 823 Main St.
OVER THE NORTHWEST
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The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
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COXDKXSKU KEI'OIIT
At till' CIM- Of UlLsilH-.-S I)-CfllllT At, l!l7.
liESOlUCKS
Cash and Kxchane $ 742,207.69
Trade Acceptances . Fjso.76I.17
1". S.' Bonds (at pan S45.100.00
Bonds, Securities, Etc 35.S29.07
Banking House 4 7.500.00
Loans and Discounts 5. SIS, 426. M
Jj 270.S24.77
i,iaiiiijtii:s
Deposits J3, 790.256. 90
Capital Stock , 300.000.00
Surplus Fund 100,000.00
Undivided Profits 77,526.2
Hividends Unpaid 30,000.00
National Currency 299,997.50
Rediscounts at Federal Itcserve Bank 673,044.13
3 270,824.77
LOVE TRIANGLE IS
FATAL TO TWO IN
WO.MAN IN CASK ItKllKVID TO
HK DYINti AS UHKl l,T OT
siKKrii ai ritAv. .
William McChnndlor and V. II. lnrk
tf ni (l:ili(t Aiv lNa; Mrs. Aiiitiii
lu Ifcniner Seriously oumletl.
POUTLA XI . Jan. William
MrChniidlrr. r.tt. ,,f r.r.7 1-2 Williams
avenue, wits shut mid I; flint, and Mrs.
A inn ml.'L Pinner. Mi. of Uu same ad
dress, proln bly fatally Wounded
;il Wllliai.r: .iM'iuif Mini ICiinm'M street
, l;tM ii ik It t h W. II. Clark, Ml, an un
successful suitor lor Hie nam! of Mrs.
"imiiht. i Mark I hen I itrncd h Is pistol
Kit himself and fell dead with a bullet
in his brain.
M rs. Ituniur and Mr. ftl cChnudlcr
wi'i'i' walking north on the west side
ul" Wliliams avenue, when iMarK came
tip behind them on the other side of
the street. Witnesses, say he crossed
Williams avenue, walked up close to
tho couple and opened fire with an
automatic pistol.
lioth Mvn Full Dcail.
On shot struck Mrs. Uonner In the
head and aonther passed through her
lungs. McChandler fell ncad with a
bullet through his brain, and another
in his breast
Clark then turned his pistol on him
self, firing one shot through his brain,
1 he three lay on the pavement to
gether until an nmbulanc arrived to
take Mrs. Hun tier to the (Jood Saina-
rttnn hospltul Thc other were taken
to tho public morgue.
Oil Company Is lrmcd.
' Mi;ilU, Ore.,' Jan. 10 For
many years t hero have neon rumor
j of oil Fn tho Uogue Itlver valley, nil
prospectors have come und Koue,
' bnt as yet no oil has been found. Ite
UeviiiK there is oil here and that prop
er organization will find It. thu
Uoguo Itlver t)ll Company has been
organized in Med ford with tho follow
inc officers: I'resident. I r. J5. II.
riekel; iseeretrtry, A. K Ileames;
teasurer. James W. Dmilop; directors.
' !r. F. ?. l'HRe und J. W. iiessler. Dr.
1'k-kel is a well known physician In
; southern Oregon, while Mr. Heaine Is
J a brother of Fnlted States IMstrlct At
torney I tea 11 les of Fortlund.
i 'Hie plan of tho company la aloim
eooperativo lines, with a portion of
the capital stock set asidu for land
i owners making leases to the ceremony
on a pro-rata basis of thw number of
' acres so leased.
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Get a Can
TO-DAY
From Your
Hardware
or Grocery Dealer
4
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
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CHOPPED ALFALFA
Our new hay chopper Inrftall
' d. We rn furnish better nd
jmors chop than before.
Also baled bay In carloti or
lew.
: BIydenstein & Co.
Prntllctou.
15(H) W. Alia. Thou 311
Dr. Lynn K. BJakeslec
Chronic and Nervous Dispafli
and Difipasps if Women. X-ray
Kicctro Therapeutics. Thone 623
(.lohu bchmldt.) lirltA Hliig.
DENTISTRY
DR. DAVID B. HILL
Koom 1 Judd Bidg;.
Count fifty! Your cold In head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passapes of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffing,
liuwkin?. mucous discharge, dryness or
headache; no struglin for breath at
nlKht.
'Jet u small hot t le of TSIy's Cream
Balm from your firufTRist and apply
h. little of this fragrant antiseptic
cream in your nostrils, it penetrates
through every air passae of the head,
soi'thiiiR and hea li the swollen or
in flamed mucous memorn ne, wiving
you instant relief Head folds and
atwrrh yield like nmgir. Don't stay
tJtnfft'd-up and miserable. lie lief is
sure.
DAI.K ROTHWKIJ
Opto met j-1st and opttciao
Pendleton Homes for Sale
A NUKTI1 SIHK SNAP 5 rooms with balli; kitclim rangp, wln lovr
pliades and curtains go with the place. .All uttractivc home at a lnf,d
erate price. Terms if desired.
5 Room Modern House, 4 blocks from Main street.
Hot water heat, jas range, coke heater. Window
shades and curtains go w ith the house.
Price less than it would cost to build.
ranged.
S liWim MotliTti llou-. Went Side, corner lot, uvw lioiise, vcrj' rra
suitable Jirlcc. Trruis arranged.
CHAS. E. HEARD, INC.
605 Main St. See Me Before the Fire.
Terms ar-
Phone 477
Glasses (r round and
fitted. TwvIvb iear
experlnce.
AuinrlriAU NI1"Hb1 Bunk
Pendleton.
lluildlns.
MONEY TO LOAN
On tho Installment plan.
Oregon Building1 &
Loan Ass'n.
321 E. Court
P15XDLETON, Olti:.
Mr. Kay on Max Mission,
roltTL.AND, Jan. io. -Thomas D.
! Kay, state trasuren.and owner of tho
Salem Woolen Milts, left Tuesday
j night on a tour of the eastern United
States and Canada to Investigate the
growing and manufacture of flax. He
will try to erilist the aid of the signal
corps In encouraging the planting of
; a large area In Oregon to flax this
' year.
W. D. It. Dndsou. executive secretary
i of the Portland Chamber of Com
merce, under the auspices of which
organization Mr. Kay Is making the
tour, pointed out yesterday that the
government Is in need of good quality
, linen for airplane wings, and that the
Willamette valley is better adapted
than any other jart of the country to
the production of the kind of flax that
makes grood linen. i
Corncob Starts llii? Fire.
YAKIMA. Jan. 10. M S. Stone, u
farmer of the Selah Valley stepped
on a corncob on the floor of his new
fruit warehouse Sunday night, fell
backward and threw the lantern he
was carrying.
The lantern exploded and the ware
house and barn, which formed part
of the structure, were destroyed, with
their contents, including 2 nan boxes
of apples. Stone saved his team, but
In trying to get out other pro per t
himself was Imprisoned by a trap door
; ?nd narrowly escaped cremation. He
was rescued by neighbors.
Fa stem Oregon Sliivers.
"LA GRANDE, .Jan. 10.- After an
absence of two months, Old Man
Winter returned today, cracked his icy
I whip over Union county and drove
the mercury to below freezing at noon
; for the first time this winter. A sud
den change last; night converted wet
I pavements to ley thoroughfares, over
f which pedestrians and animals skid
ded today. A flurry of snow uccom
, ranted the chill. Trees und shrub
; bery of all kinds are in serious danger
j as nil such were prematurely budded.
Salvation Ilea In a, gradual approach
of real winter; whereas, jero weather
Inside the next week would do serious
harm. Reports, indlc-atH that the cold
; if wide in an area embracing Wallowa
' county and most of the Hluc mountain
'districts
rtislor nncinupji Chaplain.
VANO rfVKJ!. Mash.. Jan. H.
Her. K. O. Iloffmelstrr. pastor of St.
! Paul's Knglish Lutheran chureh, has
been coin in Issloiied First f Jen tenant
hi the army as cha pla to. with tho
, roast artillery and ordered to Kort
Worden, Wash,
Lieutenant Hoffnielster will fill h!
pulpit Sunday morning and evening,
and follow ing I lui evening service.
from until ID o'clock, A farewell
1 reception will he held In the parlors of
tho church. Mr. Hormolstwr has a
, wife and daughf er who will remain
:it tb'dr h-iiiie. 70t West Twelfth
street.
No Credit Prices
Are attached to goods here. You don't help pay that bill that wasn't paid, nor
do you help pay the delivery charges on packages sent to your neighbor when
you carry yours. We have no bookkeepers salaries, nor fancy fixtures- or
other unnecessary overhead expense to be added to the selling price. You pay
for what you get at this store just sheer values.
Klu-tlaiid Floss, hkt'ln
fcolrtijr (tlclvhcr'M) Kkelii
Sun Silk. hMKl
KowIiik Tlu-tud, )uol
Krtviiijr ThrtNMl, pmhI
I'liurv Hull' Uutv lUlilmns
Slilnoln or "2 In 1" Shut) ltll-.li
i'lilhlrt-n's SupH)i tcrs
l'olrut's Twith Paste, tttlm . . . .
Menliln'n or (.'uIkdIc'm TuIimiiu . .
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IVIi-ii'n Miit'klnatt N . .
KtlKt SIllI'lH . .
I'lllnlii'l Shirts
Mi ll's 'oi-diiro llitt'k t.lnlcM.
Iimi'h t anvas 4;liMtK
Men'M i'tn'ilmiiy Pants.
.Miii'n HreHH PuiiIn
!VIi-iin Niv Sirlmr lints
Mcii'H llnvHH SiH'ks
Wrn's A'oi'k Socks
$5,110, C8.0O
$i.MI, I.0H
'yi.ltl, $!.. 1.9H
tl.i.
. . 8 I -He, 10c, I. 1l
'j.l), j.iin, :t.l
X2.IIH, $3.H, $1.08
$1,118. l!.ll. $2.98
. . . fr, inn, l!5i
II 1-K', Mil)
p ts. 3en7zeu- tsar
jy l THE GOLDEN RULE
THE GOLDEN RULE
WK I.EAO,
UriirKiia
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EAT BIG MEALS! NO
SOUR, ACID STOMACH,
INDIGESTION OR GAS
i'-iwi'K s iiAir:isix is ;i. ickk.st
Sl'UKST STOMACH KKLir.F
KXOWN THVITT!
Time It! Tape's Diapepsin will
sweeten a sour, gassy or out-of-order
ftomach within five minutes.
If your meals don't fit comforta
; bly, or what you eat lies like a lump
of lead In your stomach, or If you
; have heartburn, that is usually a sign
of acidity of the stomach.
Oct from vour pharmacist a fifty
cent case of rape's Diapepsin and take
; a dose just as soon as you can. There
1 will e no sour risings, no belching of
t untftSested food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or
heavy feeling in -the stomach, nausea,
debilitating headaches or dizziness.
This will all go. and, besides, there
; will be no sour food left over In the
i stomach to poison your ti eath with
nauseous odors.
Pa pe's Diapepsln helps to neutral
ize the excessive acid In tho stomach
which Is causing the food fermenta-
tion and preventing proper digestion.
Itellef In five minutes Is waiting
for you at any drug store,
i These largo fifty-cent rases contain
! enough "I'ape's Diapepsln" to usual
; ly keep the entire family free from
istomaeh acidity and Its ermptoms o?
I indigeslion, dyspepsia, sourness, gases,
! heartburn, and headache, for many
months. It belongs In your home.
ECHO MAN PLOWING
BIG TRACT OF LAND
It. It. LEWIS HAS 1400 At'KIJS
I'MlKIl HXTIVATION O.N
IllTtKIt CltiSUK ItAX II.
ME
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URMNG
UESTEON
Fuel Conservation
Solved by using
Peacock Goal
Ask Your Neighbor
Phone 178
m&- SMYTHE-LONERGAN CO.
Wither Suddnily Changes IVoni
Palmy "car aliforuia" t Cold
and Yost With . round Slightly
Trozen.
If Trotxky ever learns to hate,, Her
man y tmu'e tbiit he does America it
will help Itussia to some extent to
realize democracy.
Kast Oregonian Special.
KCHM. .Jan. 10. There was a de
cided chaimo In the weather here on
Tuesday input from the "near CaM-
clbnate. The thermometer
until thu ground is slightly
CHAS. O. BREACH
Pupil of KurcI, Frankfort, D'AIbei t, Paris
Will accept stiulents on the Violin, Viola, Violincello.
Also' will act as coach for pianists desiring to enter
the orchestral field.
For terms apply N.T Thompson St.,
or Alta Theatre
forni.V
'dropped
' frozen.
It. It.
I.t.-wiH la in town from hin:S:
German uriiiy unlforiiM are naiJ to
ho he liesl in the world, lint It Is
contents Hint count.
.Mr. I-cw- ;
with the
DO YOU KNOW
THAT YOU CAN GET
A VERY GOOD CAR
For little money?
A Franklin, SICKK). Another for $1200.
A Reo Four, $450. Another for $500 to $750.
A Reo Six, $1000. Another for $1150.
An Overland, $150. Another for $500.
Fords A Taxi, $400; a Truck, $225; a Touring
Car, $175.
A Dodge $150. A Case, $400. A Hudson, $700.
Some are overhauled, others await your specifica
tions. Obey that impulse. Let's get together.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Used Car Department.
The New 1918
now here
Carload just received, including coupe and sedan,
touring and roadsters.
Many new features and added refinements to the
car that made friends so fast in this county during
1917.
Call and see the KING 8
N. P. McLean,
840 Main Street, Opposite Hotel Pendleton.
ranch west of Uutter creeh
Is is plowing Hoo acres
Yuba tractor gas engine, which draws
six 14 inch plows and a packer. This
work is going on both day and tilwht.
Mr. Lewis expects to fcow six hundred
at, res of spring barley and summer- ;
fjiJi.iw the remainder of the laud this
season.
H. C. Urunstetter is at Hoise, Idaho !
where he went last week with-his sou
Ilryant who will enter business college : SS
at that place. Mr. Hraustetter i ex- j
pected home soon. ,
-Mrs. H. I Hedriek and children j
are here from Weston visiting at the
Scholl home. j 5
Jesse Arnold left this' morning to :
join his regiment at Camp Lewis, E
Wash., after several days furlough i i
here. 1
T. !. Smith and wife spent Tuesday I 5
in Pendleton. Mr. Smith returned!
home in the evening while Mrs. Smith 13
went 011 to Stanfield to visit with j Ej
!ri- i;ts until after Community Day. '
Mrs. I;. P. Stanfield is home from j
P01 tbniil. j 5
.1. J. .Inn .- of Cedar Hup ids,. Inwu, :
is here visiting with his brother W. A.
Jones o nd wile.
M rs. A. I . Wright and daughter
M iss Hh sta Wright are home from
an esten.lej visit in Southern California.
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SAYS IMSSIA SOON
win, i'Kin aistuia
A M STK ::DA M. Dec. 29. A
Vienna r'iateh to the Berlin
I.ohal-Anzieser hays that Field
Mar-ihul von Hoe E'er, the Aus
trian Minister of Public Subslst
enre. has announced that the
Austrian food supply would
phortly be iniproved by the ar
riul of supplies from Russia.
.ec0rUin3 to von Hoefer. t he
government of Berlin. Vienna
and Pudapet are already rush
nig transport facilities.
The Danube will noon be froz
en over but wholesale supplies
irom this source may be ex
pected bv March.
!
. Are YOU
THINKING OF BUYING A CAR?
READ
What LESLIES WEEKLY, of January 5th,
has to say about the
MOTOR INDUSTRY IN 1918
All eoncliisiojis pnfnt to i.ur one faet- the automobile in
dustry cannot be put out of business bemuse of the war; '
rather will it be made stronger and mote firmly entrenched
as a solid, substantial organization whieh has already provid
ed the (lovf'ninnit with two of the five great essentials ne
cessary for the winning of the war. v
"The uncertainty as to the future production ability of the
automobile industry, most seriously affeuts the wou Id -bo
owner of a new cur. The imirket tails for hundreds of thou
sands of new vehicles, and if this demand cannot be fully met,
a shortage will exist even more serious than that found less
than a'decade ago when customers Were paying 2U and 50
per cent premium to the lucky holders of orders for the de
livery if a new cur of the desired make. Some Investigators
have gon so far as to predict That, owing to the limited pro
duction, in two years from now a lyis model will be aM sea reo
as is one of the vintage of 1 J 1 0 on the hivhwuy today. We
can assure our readers that conditions will not be as bad as
this, but the constantly-rising cost of labor and materials and
the increasing demand of t he Ooern incut on the designing
and productive efficiency of tho automobile factories gives
the w'ould-be new car owner of the next year or two to come
but two words of warning 'III V NOW.' "
A word to the wise ought to be enough.
Oregon Motor Garage
Incorporated.
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