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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1919.
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The recorder' report to the city AHid telle co mm litre t a n
council shows 13 burial permits werajto the leaguo.
Issued from his office during the
month of December. . , " Street Improvement Aecepted.
- With the undemanding that
Walter Hart Arruiurned. tain repair would be made In
Walter Hart, tharged with a stntu. spring the city council
fognlj!ed by the league.
The National
ew
inighx PoliK-im mid Kstes announced
thins; no rriofe (), K,'s wlfhout requisition.
Mr. Friedly was not present, but I
In hearty accord with the decision.
cer
the
ha voted to
completed pav
tnry offense wan arraigned yesterday i accept tho recently
before Justice psrkes and tomorrow at In work on Oarfleld and Pine streets.
10 o'clock l net for the time of hear- , .'
Inn. Hart Ik deaf and -dumb and nan lliiura lioi.d imlldlnir Pranrnm.
arrested last week tt Echo for an at
tempted' assault nf' a young woman
at a ranch on ntitter creek.
Wants Hrmnd-r'p literature. U1
A number of Inquiries, hoyebeen
received 'by 'the Commercial asaocln-,
tlon wanting Round-l'p literature. A
letter received today Is from Ontario.
. The noimd-lTp association has no
prepared literature Dutiable for ana
wcrlng such letters.
Installing Fire Escapes.
Gui La Fontaine haft been granted
by the- city permit for the Installing
of fire escapes on his building on Cot
tonwood mreet.
Says He Mot It At Council.
Every flu patient figure out where
he caught the 1 Incase and Councilman
Manuel Frietfly la no exception. He
snv hfl sot his at the council. Mr.
meeting with ttie county court, but Fredly ,. Mpccted to be out In a few
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Dave Nelson IN a business visitor in
Portland from Pendleton. He wan
unable to be here to attend the road
left a leter showing that he Is H,)., .
Dooser and favors bonding the coun
ty to finance a comprehensive road
building program.
Milt Have ReutiiHitlnns.
Hereafter If you Hell anything to the
city of Pendleton be sure you have a
proper requisition authorizing the
purchase, or you may find yourself
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Parole Order Issued.
Judge Gilbert Wi ' PhMpa'today; is
sued an inrder paroling-Joe Pohl and
Arthur ITIrlch to Sheriff T. D. Taylor.
The boys plead guilty several days ago
to larceny of a store and were .sen
tenced to the penitentiary.
League Ha Xo War Chest Fund.
The Patriotic Service League has re. jout of luck when It comas to getting ( Off Uier Ifere After Soldier,
celved a request from the National your money. The claims committee Lrfiu is Naff zlcen, a soldier taken off
Allied Relief committee asking for an. baa gone on record as refusing to O- O.-W. train here ecjfral week ajo,
appropriation from the league's wnriK. any bills that are not accompanied was turned over today to an officer
chest fund. Answer Is being mailed j by a requisition showing who ordered from, Camp Lewis who left with the
today stilting the league has never I the account and what It Is for. Ths man for that place. Ho was taken m
had such a fund. The plan has been requisitions are to be Issued by the as a deserter, but is thulium to be in
to make irp a budget of the need as city recorder. The claims committee, j sane. . ;
developed by the drives authorized Ralph Folaom, J. IT. Kles and Manuel j . .
by .the government and only suchj Frledly, last week expressed dlsap- Two Pendletiin Men on t rainer,
funds as have been authorized by the proval of rlie system under which ac. Among the Oregon boys landing in
federal government have been ree. ' counts were being allowed, and last! New York yesterday on the cruiser
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resh shipment of dried Peaches, Apricots
arid Prunes; all 1917 pack and nice bright fruit.
L PORTLAND IIOLSUM BREAD
It is always good; it is always the best.
Made by the largest and finest bakery in the
Northwest. We receive it fresh every morning.
(In fact it is still warm sometimes when it
arrives). ......
LARGE WHITE LOAVES lOe
Order your meats and groceries at one time
from - '
Pendleton Cash Market Inc.
Fine Groceries Fresh Meats
301 E. Court St
Phones 101 (Private Exchange Connecting
Doth Dept's.)
I St. Louis was Walter E. Kirk of Pen
jdleton. He with Peter Alcfntyre,
mentioned yesterday, ja among the
3411th artillery troop. Kirk and lie
Intyre are well known Pendleton men.
They left Pendleton Willi the first
draft from here Irf Sep'omber. 117.
Hns Balance for Cemetery Fund.
There is a -balance f over 90 to be'
turned ovr to the cemetery fund aft
er paying all blllii In connection with
the new pavinff to Olney cemetery
from the subscription list raised for
that purpose " The council authorized
the paying ol' 11000 from the. subscrip
tion fund to the Warren Construction
Co. last night.
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Mil Copft Out of a Job,
Flu officers who have been station
ed at storeM, ban kt, and other business
houses to prevent the crowd tnjr of
buildings have been d ism Used by the !
council. This was done on the under- j
standing thut these places will Ionic i
after these matters themselves, see ins; j
that there are no violations ot the nr-
dl nun cos at their places, otherwise the
officers will be put back on.
The Fhi at I'mntllla.
Pr. I. IT. Temple returned yesterdny
even Ins from a trifl to Umatilla wheiy
he was called to see H. H. Sherman f
who is in a critical condition wlh tliej
Influenza. Dr. Temple says they telij
of a (Treat many ca.es of the epldem-)
!c at I'matilla and he thinks there
has been little change In conditions!
there In the past few days.
"INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy
If you have property for sale, list it
with me. I have a large number of ap
plicants for farm and city property.
If you want insurance that insures
"See Me Before the Fire."
; JOE KERLEY
Successor to Chas. E. Heard, inc.
Insurance Real Folate loans
l'KXIll.KTON, OHKCO.N.
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Think H a Mistake.
In the casualty list today appears
the name of Letcher NorVell. Helix.
a wounded severely. Tetcher Norvell,
Is the son of John 9. Norvell, a prom-)
Inent Helix farmer. Mr. Norvell;
thinks there Is some mistake In the
report of his son' being; Injured. His,
message from the war department said ;
his son was wounded on November II.
Letters hove been received from t he
young- man dated since November 11.
; Hit KdMirt to Council.
. Doc Breach's report to the council
on flu conditions showed the number!
, of families under quarantine had de-
clfned .durinff the week since the last
j report from 18 to seven. But five new
' cases were quarantined during the
j week. Mr. Breach hrnufiht to the at
; fention of the council the fact there
are a few smallpox cases In the city
j and that there will probably be others
developmjr. One of these fs at an
: apartment house where it Is necessary
to pet the patient to a more suitable
! place to be cared for, and the city now
I has no plare where contagious dis
:. eases can be Isolated. ,
THE CAR FOR YOU!
We are offering ail exceptional bargain in a late
model-DODGE BROTHERS CAE. This 'car is a
splendid running, car; looks like new and has five
good tires. Why not avail yourself of this opportu
nity to get the best car hiade at a bargain price.
We also have a 1915 model Dodge Brothers Tour
ing Car at a price that will surprise you; and the car
is in good running, order too.
We have a couple more good Fords too, and the
price i9 absolutely right. You can't beat our quality
and prices in our used car department.
Corner Cottonwood and Water Streets.
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Phone :AO
Two Departments Show Docrcased
KpCnHcs.
The police and recorder's depart
ments of the city of l'endleton ar.
the only two departments that show
a decrease In cost to the city during
19m arf compared wlh the previous
year. The police department shows
a saving of ,194, while in the record
er's department the expenditure was
$84 les. This showing was made
notwithstanding an Increase In salar
ies. The recorder's annua report was
not made a,t the meeting In full, hav
ing 'been held up waiting for returns
from other departments.
Mrs. Ooodale and Uttla daughter,
Miss Jane.Goodale, left yesterday for
Portland In company with Mrs. Good
ale's father. Vlltlam Johnson, her
slpter, Mrs. S. Stockman and the Ihn
tcr's" daughter. Miss Genevieve Stock
man, all of whom have been guests
here for the past several days. The
Uoodnles plan to make an extended
visit with relatives near rortland-
SERVICE
PHILIPPINE '
UNDERMUSLINS
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.'V- '! V.t I .
These are rha(ie of a
splendid " quality of ' Fili
pino cloth with the finest
and most perfect hand
embroidery and seams
hand sewed. These come
in combinations and
gowns. ;; We have a splen
did assortment for this
sale which we are offering
at a 20 per cent reduction.
' v"-' LOT 1 38e
Thia Inf. rnmnrises of combinations, corset
covers' and gowns, all well made. j ? -:ofM t--v t.
; .. ; LOT 2-$1.15 -"' !
In tnis lot there are pretty combinations jm
trimmed with emb. or lace and ribbons; made
of soft nainsook. . .,
Gowns in slipovev style, either plain tailor
ed, trimmed with pink or blue stitching.
Gowns trimmed with lace and emb. medal
lions. " ' :
' LOT 3 $1.35
. Combinations, corset covers, gowns. These
garments are of long cloth trimmed with
French val laces and ribbons.
LOT 4 $2.59
Combinations, gowns, corset covers, petti
coats, Normandy val laces, Swiss emb. and
ribbon roses are used on these garments.
LOT 5 $3.29
In this lot you will find undergarments of
the different kind with unusual trimming and
touches of hand work.
TOWELS . '
liath Towels, Hand Towels, Linen. Huck Towels, etc.
Oo Quality, January WliHci Sale
2.1c Quality, January. White. Sale 1
SOo Quality, January While bale ...94e
SOn Quality, January White Sale - 29e
4MW QnaHty. January WtUte Sale S:io
50u Quality, January White Sale 4So
o."- Quality. January While Kale ,.4o
7so Quality, Jaimarv White Sale 59e
8T.c Quality. January-W lrite Salo
fl.no QnaHty. January White Sale. Tc
gl.SS QtmUt.v. January White Sale Slse
t..Vt tfnnltty. Juimnry YYhlto Sale (1-36
, TOWEIJNG
An immense stock on hand. Supply your needs now for
the whole year for home or ranch. r
IS l-2c Qiialllv, Jauunry White Sale 10
Sno Quality, January White Sale 16
2.e Quality, January W hlte Sale lo
Sic. Quulity, January White sale 37e
S.V- Qiialtly. Janaary While Kale T. ..S
40e QnaHry, Jaaaary WhHe Sale 33c
Mie Quality. January White Sale i . i4So
KH- Quality. January White Sale 4Sc
.o Quality, January Wlilte sale ilSc
K.-c Quality. January White Sale to
SI. no Quality, Jmiimry Wlillo Sale Tne
SI.2A Quality. January White Kale 8 He
fl.otl Quality, January White. Sale S1.20
I.VK MX EN
The dre.H and waist fabric par excellence. Ijtundera bet
ters thnn llnerr. wears like iron.
3te Quality. January W lute Kale 3."o
too Quality, Janunry White Kale S:lo
nnc Quality. January White Sale .'-ri
60c Qunlity, January White Sale 4SO
LONG CLOTH
Needs no introduction as it's a household
need at all times. -
25c Qualitv, January White Sale 19c
30c Quality, January White Sale 24e
35c Quality, January White Sale 27c
40c Quality, January. Whife Sale 32c
45c Quality, January White Sale 37c
50c Quality, January White Sale 43c
60c Quality, January .Wrhite Sale r19c
BILLIE BURKE
PAJAMAS
5'
" .. - ; ... V
Made. of. dainty pink
batiste and trimmed
with blue picot edge.
Regular $3.00 models.
Sale Price ....v, $2.39
Combinations of - pirtk
voile and wash satins, ,
extra special val. $1.9S
f- - White Bungalow . Ap-
rons; regular $2.25 at-
Z CI 11 i
runs jiuv v--.'-' . , , - f .
Children's WTiite Dresses, one lot f oi--.
gandles, nainsooks and lawns, V-z .price, i
Children's Dresses,' in tailored Hnexv Inctian
Head and piquer pretty pockets and belts; this
line is also price. '
Children's panta from ... 13 79c
' Children's Gowns from 39c to 98!c
Children's Princess Slips from. . . 39c ttf 98
TABLE LINEfiS
. Napkins. Cloths; Lui.Seta.lercv aHl liteltidei
f unity to mak saving on" your llnei.ijeeds.; ;
: i," .: - , ' - ' .1 - ' 5-
- i.UL4SK i : ; .
J.V Qwallty, January CTcaranre Rale .,. . . .
9tMf )nty, January Wnlt sale
$I.2S Quality, January WWte Salo
t.30 Quality, January White sale .
,(1.75 Quality, January , Whito Sale .. ..
S2-0O Quality, January White sale '
S2.2S Quality, Janaary Wlilte Sale
S2.JO Quality. January White Sat
$iJXi Quality, jfamiary TThlM Sae
SS.50 Quality. January White Sale
S4.00 Quality, January Witte RsJW
rat' cixmis. trcw se
Jje Qnalrry. Jarmary- "Wnlte le
gSc Qoality, aanoary White Sale
!.nn QtraKty. January White Salo
f t.2.1 Qnality, January While Safe
" f-SO Qualify. January White Sale
S2.50 Quality. January White Sale
S2.71 Quality January Wlute Sale
83.00 Quality. January White Sale
$3.50 Quality,- January White Sale
$1.00 Quality, January White sale
l.50 Quality, January White Sale
$8.00 Quality. January White
An opjwr
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. .til
. .$2.2
. .$S-Si
3c
'136
?s
'. 8o-
$13
... . ..fl.tS
,.$2 25
... &
...$3Ji3
$4.75
Sale
$.&0 Quality, January Wlilte Sale ,.$M
$J.5 Qiinbty an.nJary WhMe Sale .$.
$8.50 Quality, January White Rale 7.4
$10.00 Quality, January White Sale $8.25
nary White Sale ...$-
January White Sale $10-70.
Janaary Clearance Sa Clearance, kl
January White Kale !.
January white Sale,...'..... $12.88
January Whhe Sale $13.80
Sff.Rff QnaMty,
12 .10 Quality,
SU."i Qiulflty.
l:t.. Quality.
13.o Qnnlity.
$t..10 Quality
- XAfXSOOK
The lingerie ralirle de luxe. We ar offerlne one of the
largest stocks of Xalnsook "We have ever had. 11 qualities.
2.V Qusfity. Janaary White Sale I8e
nr QtraMty. .laeruary White Sale Sle
.tr.c QaaHty, Jaouary White Sale .......... .STo
4 Of Quality, January White sale S3e
4,V' Quality, January W hite Sale S7e
Sttc Qnality. Janaary White Sain 43c
One Qualify, January White Sule 49a
, WTllTE SKIIITIXO
23c Quality, January White Sale ...l8o
SSe QnaHty, January White Sale STo
40c Quality. Janaary White Sale S3a
."ilk- QnaHty, January White Sale 43
.-c Quality. January White sale 48a
7.1c Quality, January White Sale 5 So
Me Quality. Jamary Whit sale ....Tie
Sl.ftO Quality, January White Sale 78a
Il.jr, Quality. Janaary While Sale $1.03
8I..1U QnaHty. January White-sale $1.23
Two More Das Will Bring to a Close One
of the Biggest Selling Events this Great Store
Ha& ever experienced. Ilundred of patrons have m ade savings on seasonable goods, offered in oar Jah
uary Clearance Safe, ami hundreds hate takert iidva ntage of out January White Sale. If you haven't.
been down, come tomorrpw., ;., ,.j,.v,.i,,-r ,' . , ,..-...--...,.; ,,:.t , x i -t. -r'
ass
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Mr. and Mrs. H- O. Newport are In
Pendleton today from Hermlnton stop,
ping at the Hotel St. Georne.
Chnrles Millne, Helix, is a Pendle
ton visitor today registered at the Pt
Oeorsre.
IM'lt Adams, a prominent sioekmnn
from near Adnms Is In rendleton today.
V. R Putnam and Hnjrh Murray of j returning soldiers,
Milton ant rreewaier, respecnvviv,
are here today to attend the road
meeting.
R V. Wheeler Is visiting his brother-in-law
W. H. Neherftall. . Mr.' Wheeler
I from Cnrlton, Nehrnska. nnd the
two men have not met for thirty years.
HOATS COMMITTER KAVOHS
(Continued from page one.)
that of Senator Pierce, who tried to
have it postponed- It brought from
Senators Dlmlck. Kddy and Moser
vlsorons wurnings that action must
re taken to meet the spread of bol-shevlsm.
1PERIAIISTIC I'OLICY
BELIEVED ABAIfDONED
old school Italian diplomats stolidly . Tliey aveare1 heore the honse rail-"--tclnoR
to the detormlnation that the itary eotiuiUttee to exptaUi the pratt." "
j entire peace prosram of political and sum of the bill, which It Im untwrvT.
territorial expansion snouia oe cr- to,nL earrtet letrHlnitlon for putting; '
ried oit. More democratic members the army uln'- a teniiorary peace
of the Kovernment counselled various footiiur."
idesrrees of modification. This, led to .
, a ministerial crisis wnicn reacnea us -...., t,.. ..... -
... , ., ,dlmax yesterday. In a neural w,y. "Kl.T OF TII IF.1V1M1 ..
BY 1IKXHY WOOBv t- jllalv to dale has been aligned with TAOOMA, Jan. I . Appro red ap. "
fl nited re Starr Clorresnd.-nt. France in her general policies of po- plkMoi for the Jv hance of 8U8
PARIS. Jan. la. Itnly has. ttan- iw""" .-. , I.,,
. A1.1..M. .han. lfc ine nouse unan- rllllt4r a.miul, .m, lu-ll L-Jn-Anirr I
Imonsly appropriated $250,000 In on rail nt m denuieratk- ea.re set-jwatiop.
emergency meamire, for the care of tlemcni.. Tliat was the lntertr'HUion I
sailors and ma- i sonic dinlonuitic aiiarters al the t
rines who might need flnnaciul helPi roKlgnatlon of the entire Italian cehl-
net into yesterday.
1!Itvt.-ii si'::l'.STS Mi-Ml)i!lTi i ............. 1 WASH! XJTN Jam I
.1 . t i. . j... 1.. u. . . . ... .anoears to nf n
in nit. ii- m,n i,i " . -... . . . .
ana CllIllOCU VH niiirm.u ....
ARMY' RKOTUJtXIZYTlOX PI.X
iIVEX.
France Lewie have iiasHpel thmua-h II le nrriee
;of .Maksr Mitisrr. fttTMon adjustant.
I In tlie last two daya. . This repreaents -
j ll per eenC of the men ta the iWri.
! slon Alt that renuUnn to he done he.
. tore tlieir dlsciianre I for tiae men
named ta the applications to be nam.' '
tonlned and llclr, eiilpnient rheekeil In. t
SAI.KM Jan. IS Senator Ullner' ; awattwi neiait? or ine war oeiari.
inirodiired a resolution providing a Italy's territorial ambition would ment plans lar army reorcainmUoa, The proof of a woman's temper la
memorial session In both houses FBh-'have constituted one of tho stumhtlna; were hroosht before eimsreH by Seeee- (the arrrval of an unexpected fuest ft
ruary to honor Theodore Koosevelt.i blocks In the peace conferences. Thetary Itakrr and Chief of staff March, dinner, . -, . .
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