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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
BUTTER CREEK
HONEY
In Pint Jars
Quart Jars
1 2 -Gallon Jars
35c
60c
$1.00
SWEET APPLE CIDER
15c
50c
CLEAVERS APPLE SYRUP
Quart 45c
i --Gallon 85c
1 Gallon $1-50
Gray Bros. Grocery Co,
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28.
823 Main St.
III With Pneumonia.
Charts Pullman at Helix Is suffer
ing with pneumonia at St. Anthony's
hospital.
Dan-lu. r Is Horn.
A baby slrl was burn yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lighthenrt of
sis Thompson street.
Eighth Daughter l Mom.
A baby daughter, the eighth girl
in the family, was horn Monday to
' Mr. and Mrs. fact McKeown at theii
' home on Jacks. hi street.
o loliiv Court Yet.
Another Quiet day in remlleton was
followed by a closed police court this
morning. The absence of drunks on
the streets has been notable since the
first ,.f tho week.
inn-lulu's cigar Store.
Iahi Sutton, who until recently was
interested in the Hrewery Depot has
luirchased the cigar store which has
boon operated for several years by
tleorge Slangier and will take charge
immediately.
PI TP Itt-low at Hellv
The mercury registered five belo
ro at Helix last night, according to
reports brought in this morning. The
Helix school has a fine skating pond j
and old and young are disporting I
themselves on the Ice.
called but a new one solected from
the new jury panel. There are a
number of minor cases to be heard
in addition to the cases growing out
of the city election. District Attorney
Steiwer has not yet neard from the
attorney general as to whether or not
lie will be here.
Parsonage Nearly none.
The new Presbyterian parsonage Is
almost i ompleted by the contractor!
and Will be ready for occupancy with,
in a few days,
Judgment Handed Down.
Judgment for $425 and costs has
been handed down by the circuit
Judge in the case of the Farmers' Se
curity Hank of Milton vs cieorgs
Webber
Two licensee to Wed.
Itarrtage licenses were issued to
day to (leorge C. Hill and Voletta
McNett. both of this city, and to Ha.
B, Bishop and 1 Veils v. Rugg, also
both of Pendleton.
Caucus Tills Afternoon.
The new city council will caucus
this afternoon In the office of Mayor
J. A. Rest to decide upon the ap
pointments to be made this evening
at the first regular meeting of the
council. The caucus will betrln aboui
4 o'clock, it is expected.
COOPERATION 10 BE
GIVEN TOWARD ROAD
10 VINSON SECTION
nil: COMMEIU i i. tsSOGIATION
PHOMlKl.s SLTPORT l
IMPROVKMEN I
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Miss Olive Gwinn f
DRAMATIC
READER I
Nos Battle Costs 60.00
LONDON, Jan. 5 The British cas
ualties in the battle of Loose In the
September drive were 60.000 inelsdini;
-.3711 officers, it was officially an-
Bo) i- Improving.
Kriends and choolmates of Howard
I Dunham will be pleased to know
' that he is Improving and will soon be
I ready to go out. He has been suffer
I tng for the last 10 days from an at.
tack of pleurisy He is the son ol
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dunham.
S Will take a limited number of
5 pupils in dramatic art and elo-
S cution after January- 1st, 1916.
E Tel, -,'hone 36 "M" or call at
IJI Water street.
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DALE ROTHWELL
Optical Specialist
American National Bank
Building, Phone 609
Funeral of Miss ririeh.
The funeral of Mrs. Albert Mct'ul
b ugh. better known as Miss Lizzie 01
rich, was held yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Brown chapel. Rev.
C. A. Hodshire of the Methodist
church conducted the funeral servi-
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Dr. Thos. C. Ohmart
Dentist
I Announces His Return
I and is now practicing at the usual location, 743 Main
I St., over the Hub. Pendleton, Ore.
I Phone 307 E
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New Numls-rlng of Pun Imp
Having created a dozen new pre
cincts in the county and changed the:
boundaries of others, the county court
has decided to renumber all precincts. I
The boundaries were definitely fixed
after much study this morning and i
County Clerk Saling is this afternoon i
engaged in getting out the descrip
tions. In numbering the precincts he I
v ill start in the northeast corner w ith
No. 1 and work down. The IVndle-!
ton precincts will start with :t:' where-!
as before they started with .17.
MILLION FOR JEWISH
SUFFERERS IS RAISED
House and Garage For Sale
Desiring to live on my property at River
side I am offering my residence on the
North side. 516 Bush St., at a bargain.
Fine location, four blocks from Main St.
bridge.
Four large rooms and bath, large store room, ce
ment basement and walks, fine cilmbing roses all
over the porches, also a large number of rose bush
es and several soft maple trees. There Is a con
crete floor and pit in -he garage.
All for $1500; would consider terms.
Inquire of
DR. C. W. LASSEN, Tel. 27.
: To PnbHaa rami Directory.
Will M Cook, district manager for,
; the Farmers' Directory Company of!
!' Spokane, is now in the city nrrancin?1
1 ; for the publication of a farmers' dl-j
: rectory for I'matilla county. The j
; publication will include the names of
i farmers, their acreage and class of'
P. . A. C. to Have Smoker.
i Harry Leedy, president of,the Pen
dleton Amateur Athletic Club, an
nounced today that the club would
i nut on a smoker a week from Fridav
tling bouts will constitute the j
and. as the club has some fast
within Its membership, an In-
ting evening is anticipated.
Danger in Coasting.
Several coasting parties had nar
row escapes from Injury last night
from passing automobiles on Jackson
street The coasters were coasting
down the hill streets and across Jack
son. Autoists driving along Jacks ",
could not see the sleds until they
were almost on top of them and there
were several near-collisions. Bernle
Bybee was one who was almost run
down by an auto.
NEW YnfJK, Jan. i. -The Ameri
can Jewish relief committee announc
ed that its fund for the relief of Jew
ish war sufferers in Europe had pass-
d the million mark. The actual fig.
ures given out were 11,007,111.17,
There is not the slightest doubt now
it is said, that the fund will go well
beyond the two million mark before
the end of January. It is believed
that at least 1(00,004 will be raised at
the big mass meeting to be held In
1 r. J. U Magness. whose appeal
was largely responsible for the suc
cess of the t'arnege hall meeting, will
address the Chicago meeting. He also
made arrangements tonight to ad
dress a nutss meeting in Kansas City.
The largest contribution received
today was one of 4000 from the Pitts
burg committe. More than $50,000
has been received to date from thai
city. A meeting is also being planned
ihere which will be addressed by Dr.
Magness,
I I. oris. "PRINCESS" ILL;
BOY HTSBAND WITH His
PARE.N I 8.
Without in any was commttttnl
themselves to any particular route for!
the Columbia highway through Uma
tilla county or without withdrawing
their support from the movement fori
a good road between Pendleton and
I'matilla. the members of the Com-!
mercial association last evening
Promina to cooperate with the peo-1
pie of Morrow county and of ihol
southern part of I'matilla county In'
securing an improvement of the road
between Pendleton and the Morrow
county line near Vinson to connect
with the road which Morrow county i
is preparing to Improve
Representatives of tbe Heppner j
and Pilot Roag Commercial asgodu-:
lions were present at the meeting last
evening and outlined their plans.
Speaking for the lleppner delegation. !
J. U Wllklns. I, K. Harlan and
Glenn Y Wells declared that Mor
row county is preparing to improve
a Mad clear across the county by the
southern route leading through lone.
Lexington, lleppner and across to
Vinson and that It wim absolutely out
of the question for them to consider
any other route.
"The people of Morrow county,"
they said, "will say which route the
Columbia highway will take through
their county for they will be the ones!
to pay the cost, only one-tenth of the1
population of the county lives In the
northern or sandy section whereas
nine tenths live tributary to the road
wt? proona to improve. We abso-!
lutely will not bond ourselves or tax
ourselves to build a modern highway i
across a section where there is noth
ing but Sand und sagebrush for
scenery ami where there are but few,
people living, i m the other b ind we
are prepared to go the limit" on Im
proving the other route. Eventually
we intend to hanlsurfaoe this road,
The choice of routes lies with none
but us and we have already ohoaen
The southern route Is but IS miles
longer than the old Immigrant i" 1
they stated.
Messrs. Q, A, Kobblns, James Nel '
son, George Schlegel and DUIsrd
French spoke for Pilot Rock and the
south end of the county, declaring
that section deserving of some road
Work. "We have waited patiently
but think our turn has arrived." they
said. The principal work needed la
on the Big HoIloW road, they stated I
and this lies partly in Morrow COttn-
ty.
Following the discussion. Dr. F. - I
Vincent, chairman of the good roads
committee of tbe association, express
ed the sentimonts of the aaaoclatl n
by stating that the association his al-'
readv committed Itself to a good road
men! for the betterment of the ro;d
in the south end. "We Intend to ge
through with our program for a good
road through the west end," he said
"but If Morrow county Is Improving
part of the other route we cannot
do anything else hut meet her at the
boundary. The people of the south
end certalnlly deserve some work on
their roads."
I'pon his motion, President Tall
man was instructed to name a i om-
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Ladies Tailored Suits and Coats
at every day Golden Rule prices are better values than 5
you will find elsewhere, no matter what the price. It's
E the way we buy together with our modern selling moth- E
ods that enables us to give you such values.
i allured imius ot mens wear
serge, a good selection to E
choose from, Golden Rule 5
every day price $.fH, $12.50
and $16.50.
Coats; this is the kind of weather 5
you need a good warm coat. S
Better see what this bijr busy E
store offers at $9.90, $12.50,
!f14.75, $10.50. .
Children's Coats; you will agree E
with us that they are worth E
double the price we ask, at E
$2.08, $3.98, $4.08, 85.00,
$0.90.
Ladies Tailored Skirts. You will E
be surprisetl at these values in S
serge, poplin or taffeta and
priced at $2.08, $3.08, S
$1.08, $5.90.
Silk Sweaters; just a few left
and you don't have to pay S
$8.00, Golden Rule pr. $4.98 E
Heavy wool sweaters at $1.08, E
$2.08. $3.98. $5.90.
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Yorj can no
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OTHERS
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mitieo of three to co-operate with
the committees appointed from llepp
ner. Pilot RSOk, Lexington, lone, Oal
loway und Catena, This committee
will be named later.
In presenting their plan last even
ing, the lleppner men stated that last
year they put the dangerous Krankhn
hill road on a five and six per rent
grade and this year Intended Improv
ing the highway between Hcppto-r
and lone. The party, conslsUng of J.
L. WUklns. proprietor of the Palace
Hotel. Glenn Y Wells, district attor
ney and representative of the COUOtJ
court. II. Vance and U V- Hill. I
rage men. A. It, Pbelps. merchant
Arthur Crawford of the Oaaette
Times . nd I. K Harlan of the He: i -tier
Herald, made the run from Hepti
Pendleton III tour noum .mo
STEUBEN VI LUB tituji WET,
Ohio I. .wii Leares Dry Column by
Majority t 271.
BTBUBKN VILLI, O., Jan. I.
-teubenville voted wet at a special
election here. The Vote was Wet
Mil, dry :ll a majority of 271 voles
for the liquor supporters. The city
1 has been dry two years.
Although counsel fc.r the Stuben
vllle Dry league filed 19 affidavits
with the mayor, t of which charged
fraudulent registration and fire Ule
Ku voting, ant) four arrests were
made
ncr
10 i
Pilot Itn
mil the
Berlin i!eMirts Qntat,
BBRUN, Jan. &. An official bul
letin from the Herman general staff
reported ail theaters "f war quiet.
Commercial Club, M. i. Orange
druggist, il. A Kobblns of Ul 1'-"
Rock Record, George Schlegel, Jatnn
Nelson. Kenneth WiirnVr and Dlllsrd
French ranchers. They returned tbl
NEW W 1RDES IS CHOSEX.
roriuer Dean of Columbia law
xliiHil to Maaagt Sing sin:1.
if
lolum.
vernor
his Law school, notified
Whitman that he would ac
cept the wardenshlp of Sing Sing pris
on, which had been offered him in
succession to Thomas Matt Osborne,
who is under Indictment.
In the event that Osborne refused
to resign, it was understood the gov
ernor would have him removed by
the Superintendent of Prisons.
ST. GEORGE
GRILL
STEAKS, OYSTERS
and SHELL FISH
a specialty.
Try Our 35c Merchants'
Lunch
Served daily from
11 to 2.
We aim to please.
Stnrtevant TnUlnmiij Concluded.
Ijast evening the taking of testlmon!
in the Sturtevant will contest was
concluded. County Judge C. H. Marsh
I taking of testimony in the case hi
Ant ;ed 4jt' over a year and it will
require fully six weeks to transcribe
;th? testimony. During that Interval
i Judt-'e Mf.rsh will hand down his de
i clsion. Regardlesi of what it is. an
appeal to the circuit court will be
taken and the case eventualK carried
to the supreme court.
Fine Watch Repairing
by an Expert
Horologist
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler since 1 887
MokeaTe Gets stiff u'mn-e.
Thomas Mokeave. the Kanaka Who
was formerly in trouble frequently
in this city, reeelyed a stiff sentence1
I vesterdav In the fcleral court at
Portland, according to Supt. B. L-
Swartzlander of the Umatilla reser-i
vatlon who returned this morning
I from Portland. Convicted of selling
I liuuor to Andrew Hushman, a local
' 14 ear old Indian who went to Port- '
' land last November as a witness be- j
j fore the federal grand Jury, he was
sentenced to six months In the conn -
tj Jail and given a fine of 1200 and!
costs This was his third appearance I
before the fe leral court In Portland.
He was arrested last November m l
has been In Jail since.
mm" I - lasMu H WaW j - - . Is
ft M Pendleton's New and Exclusive FORD Garage M
Umatilla Couuty jjjj Distributors
Jtttum-'lf MsHB I S kxi'kct mi ii m i i:m nil: i nun iwctous m stock oi niitn iiits i.mwi '
m jtofmNflffW f KNOUOIl TO Itl Il.lt 8 nmi'll II (Alls
L.,-.,, iilffiiMflim
I
SiibK-na-. for Grand Jury.
NKW CORK. Jan.
Mrs. Donald
S r poenaes nre today being Issue. I .-hlelds Andrews who before her el- S
for witnesses required before the
grand Jury which will be called next
Monday morning In all probability
I the old grand Jury' will not be re-
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Win. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
Opemenl with the Vale senior last
April was Mrs. Alma V. Hayne and
bi fore that Princess Alma Vetsera, is
sufferin gfrom a nervous breakdown '
In a private sanitarium here. Mean
time her son of eleven, "heir to Aus
trails! throne," is In school In Lop
cion and her youthful husband Is at
the home of his parents In Cleveland.
After Andrews' elopement with th
princess last April the pair went to
London. A few months later he re
turned alone Mrs. Andrews follow
d. She say s he deserted her there
without a cent. Khe got here, she
said, by selling her automobiles and
horses.
The parents of young Andrews, who
I- heir to a fortune, opposed the
Sta tab and took sensational steps to
prevent It.
Mis. Andrews at the sanitarium Si hi
i hat slie ays, to have rc turned to I.on
don to spend the holiilu.is with he;
BXPGCT MECHANIC rHOM THE I'OHI) FACTORY AND STOCK or MiltD I'ARTH
ENOUGH TO BUILD S. COMPLETE CARS.
Mini:
FORDS REDUCED!
Now selling in
Pendletan for
$492.45
We hare the following agenlf In I malllla County, all carrying a full
lino of parts
BOND AUTO CO., PILOT ROCK ECHO AUTO CO., BCWO
BAPPER BROB.I IIKHMISTON 8ERBA Itltos., ATHENA
WIXTON GARAGE WKSTON MIUTON GARAGE, MILTON
li i a rom epcrt mn-lianlc do ymir work and d It light.
WK REPAIR PDRD8 ONLY.
Round-Up City Auto Co.
812 Garden street, back cf Oregon Garage Phone 651
a-
Inn her physicians forbade her.