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DAILY EAST OltEGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1G, 19m
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CASH
GROCERY
COIOY'S
525 Main St Free Delivery. Phone 640
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Bob White Soap, 18 bars . ... ........ $1.00-
Ivory Soap, 16 bars . : . . . . .'. $1.00
Crystal White Soap 4 bars .-. ...... 25c
Creme Oil Soap, bar? . . . , . . . . ; . . s 10c
Peets Bath Tablets; 3 bars . . . . '. '. 25c
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Citrus Powder, 2 pkgs 55c:
30c
Cold Dust, pkg.
Pearline, pkg.
Dutch Cleanser, can
Lux, package '. 15c
30c
10c
PRO SPARTA CAN
, , HJSAp INTERNED
U AHATBRDAM.Jan. :l4.The pro.
Fipartacan president of the Oldenbura
f-1 .. i hi in i ,
republic ha been Interned by
workmen's and soldiers' council
Wllhelmshaven, dispatches today
Port. ,
the
of
. " American National
;! (I I iPendlet
Bank
Pendleton.''
Building,
Eyes Scientifically
examined.
Glasses ground to fit
DALE HOTHWKI.L
Optometrist and OpUoiao
DR. R. a ROBBDNS
Dentistry
Judd Bldg. Court and
Main Sts.
RECORD ADJUSTMENT
OF FIRE LOSS
The house of Dines Turner.
106 Orange street, was damaged
by fire on Monday, January 6th
and on Tuesday, January 7th
the loss had been adjusted and
Mr. Turner had received draft
In full covering same.
The Insurance was carried by
LIVERMORE, BICKERS &
FRIEDLY.
Where you get quick and satisfactory
adjustments.
MILLION rISSIFfG
in if sought
ALL TRACE IS LOST,
OBLITERATED BY WAR
Extra Rooms Kept Vacant
and Places Are Set
at Tables.
LONDON, Jan. 16. "Missing Total
1,000.000, al ranks."
, These figures foot one of the col
umns of tha combined allied casualty
lists of the great war. . "
''They represent a total of officers
and enlisted men,, whose war records
ended with the unknown. They are
not known dead; they will not come
marching home. There Is no record
of them as prisoners. They were not
wounded nor blown to atoms so far
as known. They Just disappeared,
leaving no trace. They were obliter
ated by the war. '
Helutlves of men reported only- as
missing in "England and France are ac.
corded unusual sympathy.. It Is rec
ognized they are enduring an additi
onal burden of sorrow.
SUHPence Continues.
Mothers refuse to admit their sons
are dead. The extra room is kept
vacant. In some homes the son's
place is set daily at the table. The
women of the house-hold know to a
minute the schedule of the postman.
The minister or the parish priest is
a frequent visitor. The mother prays
every day.
"But I da not know whether for
his soul or for him." one told a friend.
11 WUUIU ,IM PUCI! mini IL . X
knew. But I simply cannot give him
un for dead."
In nearly 1,000,060 ' homes in the
allied countries of Europe relatives
are waiting hourly. . Wives do not
know -whether they are wives or wid
ows.
Red Cross offices are besieged by
relatives begging for special examina
tions of Hospital lists. -
A young English oman who recently
spent days waiting at a Red Cross
headquarters said to an official:
If you only could by some cnance
get me some news. Just a bit of news,
I'd be so glad. I simply cannot faoe
my little son many days longer. Every
uay ne mops na piay iuiK ask rpr;
'Mamma,, when's papa couMruf hornet
When, mamma? . The war's over now.
Isn't It?"
. Any News Welcome,
To the relatives of the missing the
war's end has brought no relief from
suspense. A father at Red Cross
headquarters said:
."It would be such a relief to give
our son up for9 dead. It may sound
savage and heartless, but for his mo
ther's sake I'd welcome any news
that would be final, something to
which she could become resigned. But
of course, we Just must go on hoping
while there's a chance he still lives.
It's probably only one chance In a
million. But It's the thing that per
petuates the agony." .
ARSENALS ARE ' '
NOW FACTORIES
STOMACH UPSET?
: PARIS, Jan. 16 Thre Krench .
ministry of: armament has been
transferred Into the ministry of
Industrial reconstruction. '
It announces that the arsenal
at Roan ne, which cost $20.000,
000 to build, will be turned Into
a plant for -the erection of rail
road material. So will the arse
nals at tJourgee and Chatelle
rault. For four years France
has needed railway material and
has placed large orders in Pitts
burg. The car parts have been
shipped over from the states and
erected In temporary plants by
American car builders. ' Now
that the war Is over, France In
tends to do the erecting herself.
Another large arsenal at Pal
mboouf, will be used- for the
monnfflftiir. nf chemicals and
powders... At Toulose there Is
to be a big dyeing works which
Will compete wlthethe German
prOdUOtS. . V -. I -;:-'
Naples Street Railway Co. has accord.
4d to all war cripples the right to ride
free of charge on the street cars. The
ram privilege. tiJis been given to fire
men who have been injured In dis
charge of their duties. The only re.
strlctlon Is that not more than 2 mu
tilated soldiers and one fireman can
ride on the same car at the same time.
'SHAM, CAY OF WHALK"
' ; MAY P.K DAILY ORDER
14.
most
Germans and Austrians
Camouflaged for Plot
PA PETS DIA PEPSIN AT OVCK ENDS
DYSPKIHIA. ACIDITY, GAS
INDIGESTION.
Your meals hit back! Your stomach
Is sour. acid, gassy and you feel bloat
ed after eating or you have heavy
lumps of Indigestion pain or headache.
lut never mind. Here is Instant relief.
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sfTHE UNIVERSAL CAR -
The Ford Model T One-Ton Truck Chass
is, $634.58 f. o. b. Pendleton, has been thor
oughly tested for more than two years. It
is sold you now in the assured confidence
that it will meet your requirements and ex
pectations. The regular Ford frame, only
larger and heavier, the regular Ford motor
with direct driven worm gear; wheel base
of 124 inches and will turn inside a 46-foot
circle. It has all the simplicity of the Ford
car, all the economy in operation and main
tenance. Come in and we'll give you fur
ther details.. '
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Immediate Delivery
Simpson Auto
Water & Johnson Sts.
Co.
Phone 403
Don't stay upset! Eat a tablet of
Pape's Dlapepsln and Immediately the
Indigestion, gases, aeldity and all
stomach distress ends.
Pape's Dlapepsln tablets are the
surest, quickest stomach relievers in
the world. They cost very little at
drug stores.
LESS WOI FOR MOTHER
When it is bad outdoors, the children must play
indoors; and the floors, usually get the worst of
things. But floors painted with , 1
b LOWE BROS.
Hard Drying Floor Paint
hold thefr own, and are much easier to keep clean.
Use thi good paint on your floors then let the
children romp to their heart's content. Always in
stock.
WALL PAPER, PICTURE MOULDING
AND GLASS.
L. J. McATEE
The Practical Paint Man
513 Main Street Telephone 158 ,
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FOURTH DAY
OF OUR
MEN'S
SALE
Many men bought suits in
the first three days of tills
great sale
We know that in the next
two days Iho number of cur
foment will equal if not sur
pass those of the first three.
You Trill not be able to. du
plicate the values for soma
time to come.
Men's fine suits, Regulars,
Moat ;nal I-onjfs., ,t Blue .
tjcrtn included. j ; t ;
'l;:'- i I l!. - !
j . Values to S5.00 t
SALE PRICE! . : '! '
Buy now and save
BOND
BROTHERS -
Pendleton's Leading Ckrthlcrs
ROMB, Jan. IS Special dispatches
received by Rome newspapers con
firm the statements already publish
ed that in the redeemed provinces of
Italy not a few of the so-called Jugo
slavs are no other in reality than Aus
trians or Germans, who passing them
selves off as Jugo-Slavs. are carrying
on a double propaganda against the
legitimate aspirations of Italy. One
is by creating disorders, 'and the other
Is to persuade the residents to consent
to become a part of the new ana free
Jugo-SIav nation and to oppose the
pretensions of Italian domination. It
has been established that many agita
tors who were the direst cause of the
most recent disorders were Germans
or of German descent.
In Flume the majority ofthe Ital
ian population does not doubt that all
the efforts of Germans to create baa
blood and discontent between the Ital
ians and the Jugo-Slavs will have no
result, and that the effect of these
subtile underhand dealings cannot end
In anything more than some local out.
breaks; and that the Italian forces
in the city will be more than adequate
to maintain public order and tran
quillity. . .
Should Women Be
Whipped? Question
Puzzled Forefathers
LOVDON. Dee. 29. (By Mail.)
Should women be whipped?
Just a century ago wiseacres, poli
ticians and noble-lords of Great Brltlan
were debating the point. It was quite
new idea to worry about what was
happening to women, but after some
discussion it was decided that they
ought not to be whipped that the
best way to handle them was on the
gentle-but-firm" method and In 18-
2 the wlsacres. politicians and noble
lords passed a bill known as the whip
ping act. prohibiting the corporal
punishment of women.
Having made this evertlon on wo
men's behalf they returned to the dis
cussion of things which Interested
them.
Fifty years passed. The seed which,
had been planted In 1820 began to take
root in 1870, and the question of spec
ial legislation for women again bobb
ed up. This time an act was passed
allowing women to be possessors of
their own property a magnanimous
document known as the married wo
man's property act.
Those two acts.smaJl In themselves,
were of great portant to women. The
were the first admission that women
had any rights or legal status.
In the last 50 years women have
come to the foreground In leaps and
bounds. By the interpretation act of
1889 the government went so far as to
allow that "words in any act of par
liament passed after 1850 imputing
the masculine gender shall include
females unless the contrary Intention
appears," x
(By United Press.)
VANCOUVER, B- C-, Jan.
Whale industry In ' Canada's
flourishing infant Industry,
A whalery in this province has pack
ed about 30,00 cases of whale meat In
neat tin cans,, for this winter's con
sumption.
Wales taken near this coast yield
from 3 to 12 tons of prime whale
meat, tha whalers say. . Boston at pre.
sent la the best customer" for dozen
fresh whale. ',
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. Albenr Trial 'Delayed.
PORTLAND, : Jan. 15. The trial of
Henry Albers; charged with violation
of the espionage- act, will not begin in
federal court today, as scheduled
Postponement at least for two days
Is duo to the prolongation of the
moonshine case now being heard. The
trial of John J. Kenney, held on
white slavery charge, will, precede the
trial of Mr. Al hers.
V. S. AIR FIGHTER WHO IS
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Millcand Snot f Flakes
A ' good ras it sounds.'. Snow
Flakes are salted just right, baked
to k turn, crisp and rich; served
with milk it is really difficult to
conceive a better balanced meal for
sick or well, children or grown up.
Don't "ask for crackers, say Snow
Flakes.
Your grocer" can supply "you..
Lieut: Ai.c. lillicrap
With twefve boche planes to his
credit. Lieutenant A. C. Ulllrran of
Bvansville, Ind., has Just returned to
this country. After being with the
123rd French Rscadrllle he "was trans
ferred to the 196th Aerial Squadron of
the American forces. During a battle
between a fleet of twenty eight Amer
ican planes and sixty German flyers,
his machine was riddled by sixty bul
lets but he managed to alight safely
although his landing gear had been
shot away by shrapnel.
MAX FROM GOING TO SEA
DALLAS, Ore., Jan. 16. Frank H.
Morrison of this city has again entered
the marine service and will leave
Portland soon on a ship for New
York city by way of the Panama ea
nal. Mr. Morrison, volunteered his
services to the emergency fleed board
I at the outbreak of the war hut on ac
count of his age he received no as
signment until a few months ago when
he made a trip to San Francisco on
a Portland built boat. Mr. Morrison
is an old sea-faring man, having spent
a number of years in Uncle Sam's
navy when a young man. His pres
ent age Is somewhere near the (S mark
but he still, has a hankering for salt
water, ...
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SOLOMON IN ALL MIS
GLORV, WOITLD GO BROKE
LONDOX. Dec. 3 (By Mail.) goto,
man's desire, "Stay me with flagon,
comfort me with apples," would be
quite out of the question if he lived, la
England today, unless he was prepared
to pay war prices. ': &
Flagons of Australian wine which
used to be 42 cents are now S1.14. and
edible apples are bringing 36 cents..- 4
ladiaaTaa f.-1f
m Black jr. i
Gua Metal I I
Do too want solid, sturdy (hoe last
will give too lasting comfort and freedom
from foot troubles? Then get the BDCJC
HECHT Army Shoe for practical, everyday
wear. Made on the Munson Last adoptrel
by the U. S. Army, worn by all our soldiers
and thoutsnds of men in civil life. The
BtJCKHECHT Army Shoe is NOT subject
to seizure. On the contrary it is endorsed
by the 0. S. Army for civilian wear.
ECH1
ARMY SHOE
This shoe is as good as the best materials
and honest workmanship can make it. The
leather is of the finest quality cut from the
very heart of the hide, as specified for the
V. S. Arrar. To be sure of gerting the
BUCKHECHT Army Shoe look for our
trade mark BUCKHECHT stamped on
every pair. It is our mutual protection.
If jomr dealer eoes sot sell tha shoes,
rd.r tnm m direet. A sew salr r
vu aoa Sack U tf 0 sat BU
or
Business Men
Professional Men '
Sportsmen
Outdoor Workers
Carmen
Mechanical
Farmers
Ranchers
Hikera
Miners, Ktc
Manufactured by
Buckingham A Hecht. San Francisco.
Sold in Pendleton by
BOND BROS.
$7.00 to $8.03
MANY APARTMENT
HOUSES TO SPRING
UP IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Jan. 15 Construction
of more than $500,000,000 worth of
dwellings Is scheduled to begin here
Just as soon as men and materials, re
leased from war work, are available.
- Most of the buildings will be larga
apartment houses, plans for which
have been drawn . and: ground for
which has been ; ready for many
months. ;
New York's overpopulation and un
derconstructlon was one of the pro
blems that has grown rapidly more
acute since the nation abandoned Itself
almost entirely to) war work. Rents
have become ao high that efforts were
made several times to Interest the
federal government In rent regulation
of apartment house construction.
Within one year from the signing
of the armistice housing facilities for
at least 100,000 more people should ba
completed. Construction work then
will be at Its height, contractors say.
Thousands of men. released from war
Jobs, will be employed in bulldlnR
apartments, and much structural steel
land other building materials already
bought or contracted for the govern
ment probably will bs assimilated
quickly In this dwelling construction
work. .
WAU CRIPPLES TO ;IHDB FREE!
, , NAPLES, TAiT, Jan. J.5 The
The Mystery Solved
hill.
Everyone has been wondering who built that house on top of the - south .
Here's the answer: f ;
It is the home of Mr. Gotlieb Kurrle, of this company. On the other side,
in the canyon, is our new slaughter house now under construction. When
completed it will be modern and sanitary the public is invited to call and in
spect it.
We are going to buy our meat from the farmers of Umatilla county and do
our own killing. We will give you best quality healthy meat, prepared right,
sold right and keep our money at home.
FISH FOR FRIDAY"
FRESH SALMON
FRESH HALIBUT
SALT MACKEREL
BULK LARD
Fine Kraut, 15c quart.
Bring your own pail
and save money here.
For Your
SUNDAY
DINNER
Rolled Prime Rib Roast
of Beef
Grain Fed Pork any style
Extra Choice Young Veal
Young Lamb any style
Pork Sausage
Link Sausage
Dressed Chickens
Pork Tenderloins
Choice Steaks
Pickled Pigs Feet
Salt Pork '
Weiners, Hamburger
Liver Sausage
739 Main Street
Telephone 187
Chas. L. Blum and Wilbur L. Cederdale, Props.
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