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EIGHT PAGES PAGE THKEH DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY,-NOVEMBER 21; 1013. SHOP EARLY Buy a "Xmas" present each time SHOPEAltLY Buy a Xmaa present each time , you're down town. you're down town. 11 r Of Mrw.: iVuItt 111. Mm. W. C. E. Proltt i suffering from an attack of acute rheumatism at her homo on 214 West AlUt street. I'enillr-tonl Man Killed. , "Today's cueualttes give the name of Tetor Hue of Pendleton In the "lulled In Action" llHt. His rank la that (f A 'prelate. Carl Hue, altio of l'f ridVetori, Ik nuined uh the nearest relative. ' company van one of the first 'to ko "over the top" In the tr. W. W. drive, raining a total of over $700 on the first 80 minutes alHno. The boys ex pect to be among the first to be mov- charge of the krilltlnfr. , Secretary lioosevelt aayg that the giving of the certificates is a recent Innovation and that while other departments of the Keel Cross have turned out equally ed to the new barracks building, which j good work, no shipments have been I In Hearing- completion. Cliy rrmrlnoor lt xrin on Pa'viiiic The report or City Knglneer ;eary Kimhrefl on' the newly completed pavlfif? on1 Pine and Garfield streets gave the- t'othl ciMt of the former as $322 28 und of the other 2J04.25. The report watt approved on vote, M. 8. Klirork Itctuni. M. H. Shrock, county agent, who has been absent from his office for the past two days on official business, re turned today from a trip to several (Jhiatlllu county sections. made since the honor system, was In stalled. He Is of the opinion 'that: these departments will also win ccr-j tlflcutes. FiiiktuI Today. The funeral of Andrew I-ekas, the (Ireek who died recently of Spanish Influenza In the emergency hospital, Ih belli? hold today In 1'ortlund from the Dunning chapel. Lekas was 82 years 6f age and was occupied here as a laborer. t Imrlos role's Condition rm-lianecd. ' The condition of Churles Cole, who has been 111 for some time at his home 712 Auro! and" who recently suffered a cants he was one of eight who passed severe attack of heart failure, Is uu-j In examinations for the aviation IK'trlos Twciity-flrtli Year. George HuVtman, cashier of the First National Hank, 'began his twenty-fifth year of service' as- an em ploye of the bank today. Mr. Hart man entered the service of the bank 21 years ago on November 20. . flis first position wus a minor one but hehaa been promoted from time to time. . - . ito Itcpulr shop. Hale & Tufcner have opened an au- 1 tomoblle repair shop on court street. next door to the Boexch Uottllns works. Kirk is Kt-rgrant. Arthur, nomine Kirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk of Milton, for merly of L'maplne, who Is attending 8. A- T. C. at the Oregon Agrlcultur al college, has been promoted to Ber geant In his company. Of 11)0 appll changed, according to a foport receiv ed this morning. corps. He Is a graduate of Umuplne I high school. To Allcinr Mcdlm:. M. O. Kennett, assistant state high way engineer, and W. I Thompson, member of the state highway commis sion, left today for Portland to at tend a meeting of the commission which will be held there tomorrow... So.-i foe 97H9.03. Will M. Peterson, attorney fr the laclfio Grain Co., has entered suit aKalnst W. 1,1 Kobiins for the collec tion of 78.6i alleged to be due plaintiff for balance due on account of barley sold defendant. Sues for Doctor Bill.' P. K. and o. I Boyd en are the eomplalntunts in a suit filed In the cir cuit court against George y. cham berlain in which' they seek to collect $15 alleged to be due from defend ant for professional services. Fred K. Schmidt is attorney for plaintiff. lJconxe; UevokI. The license of V. "V. Carey as an employment agent in f'endlelon which was suspended for 30 days sometime ago, was permanently revoked last ir Attend I ill her s I 'll nor ul. K. K. Heist left yesterday for Min neapolis, Minnesota, to attend the fit- ncral of his father. H. J. Gelst, who died recenlly-of cancer at the age of 6!. Mr. (lelst is survived by a wife and six children. K. K. Gelst expects to return Iminefllately after the funeral! Labels Called I'or. The Umatilla County lied Cross re ports that several near relatives of evening by vote of the city council.' soldiers oversea have asked for la- The action was taken on the statement i be la because they had not received j of a number of farmers of the metlv tboni from the boys In Frunoe.' To se-I Qds used by-tarey In his business, cure 'a- label and carton, the sejider 1. ; , must sign a card which declares that'So ()J j,W(uj Iw. r.m I ll... -,....... valutlim ,.t Ilia u ho Is Iii receive th niLcknue I X.w lYlHllcloti Itcslilcnls.' Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Sullivan new Pendleton residents ami are will Mr and Mrs. Ross Newport are here man who is to receive the puckaae rtrc, i7-h ,i ., h .i-LnAUU ,,i and that the latter Is the only one '(.ir R(n whQ m An which the soldier will get. Uony s hospital. The boy Is reported to be convalescing. Mrs, Newport haa been hore ftn several daa, while Mr. Xoyvport cume up yesterday. He has been engaged on Home contract work at Kchd for borne time. i lm rtnllctlnw. ' Fifteen government bulletins were receKed yesterdny at the office of Mitts Lorene J'arker. home demonstra tion agent, and may be wctired by ramn at hw office in room 6. fed- j Itww.t rndWoe omtlon. crul bulldinsf. I'endietf.n, or by writ-j ... u.a Vtiun Z.Ia q laxai in fur them. Following Ih a lint of : mukc their home at 'lrz West Webb! the titles: CottuR key, Oreon, ivhero lhe' have farm ing interest but came to Pendleton from Hot Luke, where Mr. Sullivan haa been receiving treatments be cause of ill health. H. A. Imoll AiMinted.' Judge Stephen A. I.owell wan ap- p'inted chairman today of the OheWt ma "Ho'l " Call." or member hip drive, ,of the Umatilla county IteiJ ,t'ioiK by Chairman W. 1- Thnniton. It In nndermoi'd. aecordlnpr t Mr. Thorn pHori, that t he women of tlu-C'-unly will condiict the campaign un der the direction itf Judfje lowoll. CheeMe, Milk, Home, Hairy. The School Innicheon, Te of Iiled FtuIIh and Vegetable, Kmer- S . r L it ,7 era t ion at St. Vincent's hqpftal. Al Food fer the Family, Hread and .;, .. .7i MnktuK at Hme. Care of Food in the Home, Le of Milk a Food, Making hone mesKaKe this morning from J. F. ItobinHon In Portland, nainjr that Mrs. rtobinieon, whom h accompan ied to Portland to consult an eye Breelalbit, had just undergone an op- nu(.ter on the Farm,- Farm Conveniences and Keeping flout ehold , AocouatH- Hume Farm though the operation's reeult will not bo ktinwn for three or four days. Mr. KobinKon said his wife atood the Port kind trip ell- , . FiKher 1 in Service. . til M The infant son of Mr. and M"t- OI- niKht ! " ' , l. a Franoia McFeron died lart . . v. .u , v. i ani will be buried today at Newton, Kent tu Northwest headi uarters from! . . .. ,,,, ... ..,i irrm Tnnv Itvw R. . K. Oomail. of the Meth- the I iiMiiiHii County lied Crotm Jiave . i. . i . . .Aj.,n,irtn iodttit church off Iciuttnjc. Mr. Mc- been so excellent that the urOduction L , haOB !VTnn entered the nervlee some time fyun these departments h e bee n; BOW , FraBee. He will Placed on the ' l onor UoH, accord- log ... word .-ecelved 1"' :hlcl) wa. tivc davs old. Mrs. Mc K. Konsevelt today. The two eel trfl- 0..nf r w I Thomas K. iiampton, a'so of this city j cns arrived this, morning. Mrs.! were yesterday appointed t-orporals ! Churles Greull. h. of rendlcton. In "' rmanion. head IN'imIIoIoii l.oys "orHiriils. Paul Mor. Imore of IVmlleton, ani In Company H of the H. A. 1 Oregon Agricultural College- nf the surgical dressings, and C; lit , Their .Mrs. I. K. King, also of this cil, has 'I'll'!!!!'!"!!!!!!'!!!!!'''"!!!!!!!!!!!'!;!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! lilillilHUIMII .Uiilllilllllll!!I!iii)li:iUillli!ll mum HELPS FOR THE ME S SWANS DOWN PREPARED CAKE FLOUR M All hoimo keepers deiiwht In beautiful CAKKS and PAS- g TKUIKS, SWANS IXWN PHKPAHKn CAKK FI-OtMt is a S combination of the nood elements contained in, and extracted 3 frm,- ptir winter wheat. -' SWANs PdWN PIiKI,.VREI CAKK FI.OPR Ik just what yo want to make Jhe most delicioua THANKSGIVING CAKK Ilrotlier-ln-law 1-4 Dead. j . John (Iroves of Independence, j bruther-In-Iaw of Dean Tatom nf this; 'tuWM'ttWMIIitlTiiH' 't vt died recentlyat his home nft,er a j T. i.Nll ill il I 1,.,.,, .11. .- r -,-,.vc H, w about BS years of ape. Is mirvlved by' his wife, who is Mr. Tatom a siFter, and three children. One son Is in the, service. Mr. Gr4vts was at one time ! sheriff of Polk county and is a pin- ' ncer. of Dallas, where the body' will be taken for burial. Mrs. Tatom i at Independence at present with Mrs. Grove. , j AND PART II V. Include a jaekatf with your next order. FRESH EGGS Guaranteed selects 75c per doz. Leave Your Orders Now for Thanksgiving: Poultry Thia will annure 'ou the very boHt and Just the size you . iutt tu w will select them for ,vou ay we dress them. .. Drii KiwiKi K.vi.i (( innrK vrr,t, pruvk vnr Itl-nTKIt. KM'i;iili;('i:i S.I.KSMKNt in both Meal unit (irmrrv ItclMa, Order Your Meat and Groceries at ONE TIME OVER THE SAME PHONE. ' ro Main Line Phonos both ml. I'rlvate crliniw pomiooiinir lK.tli liwrtmc-ntw. Pendleton Cash Market, Injc. May Have Auto Show. ! Pendleton may have an automobile show thin sprint; if it is possible for the dealers In this city to get the new models In time. This decision was reached last AiKht at a meetin of the Pendleton Automobile Association, with representatives present from the Oreiton Motor Garage, Pendleton "Mo- ; tor Pales V.o.t Simpson Auto i"o.; Overland Pendleton Co.; Lonu'8 fin- i raste: Simpson Tire Service Co.; Pen-! dleton Auto Co.: Pendleton Rubber; Supply. Co.; C. and F. Co.; Independ-j ent Oarase: Klectric Service Station; i William Chase Co.. and Allen j Kni'Bht. ' Tlie short- was not held last year because of war conditions but the dcnlers think that it will be pos sible to hold It this year. j SOI I-.. COIKT ST. . , , . E "vor f.v.v .mwavs ii-:i'hA'i) o. vs." I '. , : gj - UIIIIIIIIUHIMinHIIMUtinMIIIMIUIinHIIIMUIIIIIIItlllNltllltlUlltllllMMIItUltlMlttlllU Wk HAVIKG TROUBLE STARTING YOUR FORD THESE MORFtlNGS? . A Standard Auto Starter equipped with the Imperial Primer will absolutely eliminate all starting troubles.' We guarantee it to start your Ford at' the third trial even in coldest weather. Just think of xthe advantages of being able , to star.t your 'car from the seat. 'A slight push of the foot and you are gone. We are willing to give you a free trial. Why not call and install it' now?' ' .Fined Jtion. ! j Itoy Sackett plead guilty in Justice Pnrkes' court this niornimr to the vlo- ' lation of the liquor laws and was fined $200 nnd costs. t'mler the same charpe the case asainst M. R. Ale.x was dismissed. These are the men ar rested in connection with the findln ' ,of three barrels of salt in -which were j j acked three in gallon Tss of Ibiuor. The barrets were brouaht to l'endle ton in a car of horses shipped from the east and consigned to Metx. Saek- ett came with the car and In his statement to the court took all blame for and knowledKO of the liuuor ship ment upon himself. 1!" an order of Judse Pnrkes the liquor will be poured ih the RU.lur on Court street in front of his office. - r ,1 . . 1 1 Important5 and Timely 0ff erings are Made at ;This Great Store for Your THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS NEEDS. Make; Your Selections Now- We ar&atff our Service. i ? t . i .j 11 'liHiiiP l m H 1 3m h i Mm r : II- Interesting Ptevs of A ?! MM The Suits qf broad cloth, wool poplin, fine serge; velour and tweed mix tures are in plain belted or flare;d models. All pare smartly tailored and there 13 choice of navy, Russian green, plum,, byovm : fad .black as well-as tweed mix ' tures in the "new fall blendings " -wifjK ktitt&J'ZtS'.tl $22.50 The Dresses are of taffeta,- messaliney-charmeuse, foulards and a few serges. Straight chemise panels, tunics, beleros and Russian blouse. Very b'marrassemblage of dresses in navy,-tart,-gray, brown, rose oir black I'V fits 'i 1 f .7:7 mrm ' 1 ' m I - ' I llaiuiouiylim S mmo L1S1U3E0 V. rim l 'j The great day will soon be here. Are you prepared for the big spread? If not let us furnish the linens any way.. ..Our showing of damask, napkins, cloths etc., of beautiful patterns,: ant! best quality, cannot be-equalecL See them. DAMASK i vv;...,.. $1.0ata$4.09 - table cloths si.oo to $i5.oo - ' NAPKINS, SET $2.50 to $15.00 ' 1 - v r -. .. ETC ETC. - i ;, - .v , WOOL CHALLIE ! ",' ' Specially for bags and kimonas of most desirable patterns, and coloring of Japanese handiwork; all wool. The yard $1.39 BED SPREAD SETS Consists of one bed spread and bol-. ster spread of finest quality satin Marseilles of beautiful designs, and they come in pink, blue and white. The set $10.00 and $15.00 - PLAID WOOLENS i 4 We, wish to call special attention to this assortment of splendid woolen, plaids for dresses and skirts. ' Many beautiful color combinations that you will like. Make up your winter dress es now. The yard 50c to $1.25 EMBROIDERY PACKAGES : If you intend to give something that you make up, why not look at. our embroidery packages and - tret something practical. We call special , attention, .to tne ladies pajamas, bee them. Pendleton's Leading' Grocery PICKLES Sweet, sours, dills and mixed, chow, chili sauce, etc. - . Imported Capers, Kitchen Bouquet, Anchovy Sauce, Oscar Sauce, Pepger Sauce, etc. " Curtisola and Sandwichola is fine for luncheon! See our window display for extra fancy Apples. QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR MOTTO By purchasing Groceries of us, you can be sure you always will get the best. Our delicatessant department is up to date, kepc clean and alwavs complete. ' ' OLIVES Queens, stuffed, ripe and plain; alT sizes. ,. ' . of 10 to 20 days.. ICainfall .01 lMt XlKht. Maximum tern peranire. 43. Minimum temperature 27. Weather, cloudy- and threatening. Wind, west, light. Rainfall, .(it. " M i i ' fc-3 Cor. Cottonwood & Water Sts. Thone 530 ' mm iwi.,.mtn(;n.), r-'oHMfiiumtTitTttttr ,. ...... Close Ml H'ii firatimc In Slilenalks. An ordinance passed bytlie city council lust nlKht requires that all open KraUOKS. trap doors and venti lators in sidewalks on the streets in Pendleton must be closed. - Peoil are Klven In riwf in Jthtch to comply iwlth the oi'diiti.tj.Vjj iW' AriluW 'ti. comply with i f rtlhfflio ir'ti'-n : fine of J2ri lo r.(i,:-r'xi Jnil sonrenrv I SMn Sufferers 5 You wltt riaft wtttt relief at the nrf mmrts tom ll ot D. U !-. 'he x)ttmi wah of oi.i. " Mirny , of our oustomora uwak .fcr T dvv. routt'ip ItvP todiy, J ' ucranfm it. ; ' rXJG X-rictixid wash ....... a imvv. cv f'fiimUin:in In Sent. J. Iff 'KsIoh. eloctej t- the council j from tht first ward in the place .oTj U, p. Kirkpntrick, reitrnoil. was nt j tlit mct'tinq' last evening. M r. Kstos ( t.ikoa tIie,.coinmItteti appointments or ! Mr. lOrkptttrtek. belnir chairman of! tle sewer commttWMS ind a nicnihr' of the street, , house and pulKe com-, mittes. , ; Stale llrrtiL- lo Testify. S.Vl.KM, Nov. it). Governor Withy cnmle and yecretary Oicott have been stthpenaed to appear hefore the spe ciaprund jury prob h-einff. conducted by J.trict Attorney Maxtlehlhar in to alleged scandals at th ttaXo pen!-trntiury. Or. Phv CallMl. Dr. Wiltiam T. Vhy. well known In Pendleton as owner and nKinasjcr of I Tot Lake SunltuYlum. will leave to- I morrow ftr San Fratni.co to aot as 1 snrireon hi thw l.eiterinan General Howplti'l thre. The hospital is de viated to reconstmi tion nltl for nwimed .tnd woindd fmldicra anil It In this work fhut Ir. Phy will be engaged. MOONEY EXECUTION ! ?R0TST SPREADING trial of the man convicted of murder in connection with the preparedness day parade hombing- of July, . 1M6. Griffin refused to comment on the letter, except Kayinjt it was written Tuesday. The President has Interced ed several times in behalf of Mooney. Labor leaders declare the strike wiH 'stop "every wheel in th country" f Mooney is executed. STOMACH UPSET? iwi'k-s iirkps!v at omt7 itv, ixim.it;o.v. ! Mrs. Wlll'a.n SIiihIut win n eently returned from' 1'orttand where she jsvent the u miner has her quests Iher dmiKhter Mrs. F, K. C.ilick and j little Miws Virginia and 'aster It illy jftuliek. Aho are tu remain for some 'titHi dnrimf the jihscnce of lr. Oulirl; ,who left the middle pi.rt i'f Sept. ru ber for Xew York to complete a po-t 'KVndiiJite' course In dentistry. After .rieefali?.inf thre Or. CJuIielt was of fer il a captaincy in the army and his wife haa iust received word that he :has been called to Washington to jmain indefinitely in research work t.r Ibo ?3v r:vrhf. SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.Vnei- fic coast luhor is sseethins with strike talk that may assume serious pro portion?!. Practically every union. ! fore lH'eember 1 -will note on a pro posed, general strike turaimd the 4ooney execution. Some labur lead ers declare "not a wheel will txtrn' throuif inmt the country If Nioone s life in taken. Further complications are easnsed by a dispute of shipyard workers, who allege, their employers have not fulfilled the Maey wit tie scale UHTetiuetit. The Seattle central la ltr cmiicii has votfd silidly ti support the contemplated strike. Indue Intercedes. SAX FUAM'ISni, Nov. 21. JmK'e firifTih, before whutn M oeney t as convicted, has -written (invpmor Ste phens askinsr conditional panbn it is l-.i j :ie.1 TV wt'iI i iinre ;y nw mm TO REPORT Oil YANK PRISONERS HT CARIj D. OltO.VT ! (("nite.l 1-ress Stuff Correspondent)! WASHINGTON-, Nov. -I. The war department today cabled General I'eishniK orilerinit him to send quick- j ly the names of Inc. .mini; prisoner, with a statement of their condition.. Tiie war department is somewhat ap prehensive over the possible couli- ! tion of returning American prisoners ! in view of revelations coiiveriunx : llritish captives. It is reported man. of the KnKlish hav been freed with out food and in impaired phisiej.li frliupe. j The war department miule arrange- I ments fur stenmtic h;im!lin; of prisoners. Keports will he com pre- hensivo and the dejiurinient will tine the fullest publicity In the quickest i ."lie. When meal upset yon ami yo bel-.'h pas. acid and uinliK.eil food. When yon have lump, of tnliestion puin m- any dlstresa in stouuich you cun set r jlief Instantly No wultlliij! J Htinn Vi'U Vit a tb"t of Fh e'i I iar on alt t h lioiiiteHt lut pain top.", tit., m Iillty, heartburn, latuenee und K-t4 Vnbh- l'p' ranep-tn tufl-rt et i very littlw m( dl UK Kt'T, 0
