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EIGHT PAGB8 DAILY EAST ORBGOWIAK. TENDUreON, ' OREGON. FRIDAY, JANTJAKY 80, PAGE EIGHT MONOPOLE Canned Goods, mean canned goods of Highest Quality Newsy Notes of Pendleton RESTORES PLEASING PLUMPNESS STIUXG BEANS STRIXGLESS BEANS LIMA BEAXS BABY REFVGE BEANS EXTRA SIFTED PEAS PIMPLE PEAS SUGAR CORN SUCCOTASH A Ooniplote line of MOXOPOLE CANNED GOODS Vlways Carried la Stock. SEE WINDOW. OYSTERS SALMON LOBSTER SHRIMP TOMATOES STR.WVBE1UIIES BLACKBERRIES HALVED PEACJ1ES SLICED PEACHES LEMON CLING PEACHES RASPBERRIES APRICOTS BARTLETT PEARS ROYAL ANN CHERRIES Marriage I.Whmiho Isutxl. A murrluge license was Issued yes terday afternoon to Roy M. Hanna- mun of Walla Walla county, Wash ington, and -Maggie Withers of this county. Standard Grocery Co. Inc. Where all are Pleased Frank O'Gara, Pres. Bernard O'Gara, Sec-Treas Hero as Witnesses. Carl Engdahl, manager of the Far mers' Mutual Warehouse at Helix, Art G rover and George Clay, also of He lix, came down on the Northern Pa cific train this morning to act as wit nesses for the state in a robbery case in the circuit court. I.a Grtfuto Is Prevalent. There is an unusual amount of la grippe reported in the city, due un doubtedly to the unusual weather which has prevailed this winter. Am ong the latest to feel the effects o this ailment is Police Judge Fits Ger ald who was unable to attend to his duties this morning. JACK H'CARTY IS GUILTY AS CHARGED JURY IX BURGLARY CASE RETURNS VERDICT Officers Believe Young Man With Ex tended Crime .Record Has Been Ran to Earth Here. It took the Jury in the case of Jack McCarty, charged with larceny In a dwelling but a few minutes yesterday afternoon to return a verdict of guil ty as charged in the indictment and following its announcement James Blake his pal in the robbery of the Jess York house near Helix, changed his plea of not .guilty to guilty to the charge of receiving stolen goods. Both Wn will receive their sentences Mon day morning. McCartv is regarded as a bad man by the officers. Although but 23 years of age, he is undoubtedly the same man who was sentenced to the Kansas state penitentiary from Bur bon county for burglary under the name of Dave Bradshaw, and who is wanted now in that state for break lne his DaroJe. .He is also wanted at Walla Walla and -several other places where he pulled off -Jobs. In his sat chel was a large assortment of watch es, rings and other Jewelry, besides keys, a revolver, black socks for manlts. a searchlicht. and other ar ticle used by yeggmen In their trade, Blake, however, is looked upon as a man more weaic man vicious, ana was evidently under the influence of McCarty. He took the stand in the defense of the latter yesterday, de nied that McCarty was the man who entered the Tork house, assumed the guilt himself, and claimed the own ership of the satchel and Its contents. However, when District Attorney Van Vactor held up article after article of the latter and asked him to tell the Jury what each was and where be got it, he floundered pitifully and easily impeached himself. McCarty had proved himseM a skilled liar but Blake made such a palpably poor ef fort in this line that even the man whom he was attempting to shield, was forced to smile contemptuously. Three More Indicted. The grand Jury returned three more indictments late yesterday afternoon, one against James Feeney, William Allen and Frank Ryan charging them of larceny in a dwelling house, one against R. C. Padden for receiving stolen property and one against Mat Hart and Robert McComber tor the theft of a cow.. The three first men tioned entered pleas of not guilty this morning while Padden pleaded guilty and will receive his sentence Monday morning. Hart and McComber have not yet been arraigned. Feeny. Ryan and Allen, the last of whom confessed to the name -xt Alex Robert Skaglund this morning, were brought to the county Jail from Echo where, it is alleged, they broke 'into and robbed a house. Padden who al so went by the name of Clayton is the man who was arrested for innil cation in the O.-W. R. & N. boxcar robbery and his wife, Violet Padden, who formerly went under the name of Dorothy Clayton, is also indicted for receiving stolen goods but has pleaded not guilty. Hart and Mc Comber were arrested for stealing cow last October on the north fork of the Walla Walla river. Mike O'Neal Paroled, Mike O'Neal, whom the Jury found One More Street light. Pedestrians on Main street this morning were entertained by a stree fight in front of the State saloon be tween two men by the names of Dear doff and Lindsey. The altercation Is said to have resulted from a business deal. No serious damage was done by either person. Samoso Sold Under a "No Cure No Pay" Plan There are a good many people In Pendleton who are ardontly wisn they could find some way of getting fat and plump. While not ill, yet thev are so thin and scrawny that their friends think they cannot be well. In nine cases out ten this con dition can be readily overcome by using the combination of flesh-form ing foods known as Samose. This little tablet taken three times a day with the food does wonders In build ing up good health and restoring the pleasing plumpness that Is so desirable. Before the discovery of Samose, people who were thin, weak and run down were advised to take some nau seous preparation ' of cod liver oil, but now with this flesh-forming food in palatable form nothing at all dis agreeable Is necessary to gain wolgnt- Koeppen Bros, have the agency for this preparation and sells It with the promise that If it does not do all that Is claimed for it making people gain in weight and in health, the mo ney will be refunded. You certainly can afford to try a 50c box on this plan, as Samose will cost you nothing unless It gives satisfaction. FARMERS TO MEET Funeral This Afternoon. The funeral of Mrs. Martin Melners was held this afternoon at 1 o'clock. In mentioning her death In these col- umes yesterday, a typographical er ror made it appear that Mr. Melners, besides his wife, had recently lost a brother when it should have been mother. New Term Opens Monday. Monday will mark the opening of the spring term in the city schools. Superintendent Landers announced this morning that beginning classes In the first grade would be Instituted at the Hawthorne and Washington schools and expressed a desire that all parents who are expecting to enter pupils will do so on the opening day of the term. Former Pendleton Man Dead. . 'H. Gelssell, formerly O. R. & N section foreman in this city but who hn mnrp rfopntlv hppn holfllnc a like guuty oi ootaimng money umj:r ; position in Latah, Wash., died yes By action of the members of the Farmers Union and of the county good roads association a general meet ing is to be held In this cty on Febru ary 22 and it will also be participated In by members of the Pendleton Cam- merclal association and of the credit men's association. Action looking to this meeting was taken by the farmers at a recent meeting and the commercial assoc.a tion has been asked to unite with them The arrangement of the program for the commercial club end of the meet- ng has been left with the publicity committee by President Thompsoi.. Jt is understood that the meeting will be held on the afternoon of a holiday so as to permit local business men to attend and from the nature of the affair it is probable that the ses sion will be one of much interest. pretenses but recommended Tor pa- i role, was tnis morning seniencea ay Judge Phelps to three years In the penitentiary but was paroled on good behavior. Other Indictments Ready. The grand Jury has found several other indictments and they "Will be returned some time this afternoon. No Trials Today. The trial Jurors have been excused until Monday morning. No other civil cases are in readiness for trial and the criminal docket has been cleared up to the indictments return ed yesterday afternoon. Dan W&m Rolhwell Optometrist Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted, Lenses Duplicated and Frames Repaired. With W. E. HANSCOM, THE Jeweler. Pendleton. Jews Wind up Convention. New York, Jan. 19. The twenty- second annual council of the Union of American Hebrew congregations came to a close with today s session. A number of entertainments will be offered the delegates this evening by the Jewish societies of New York. Woman's I-eneue Meets. New York, Jan. 19. The annual meeting of the Woman's Municipal League was convened today at the headquarters In this city. Proposed amendments to the bylaws will be vot ed upon. terday at the Sacred Heart hospital In Spokane, according to a message received in this city. Peritonitis is said to have been the cause of death The news came as a distinct shock to his many friends herf, for he was known as a robust man of unusually good health. His son-in-law. Van Bowman, will leave tonight for Spo kane to attend the funeral New Instructor Arrives Leroy Breihaupt newly chosen in structor for the agricultural course at the high school arrived here thi morning from Corvtillls. He will be gin upon his work at the high school Monday when the second semester be gins, Mr. Breithaupt was a member of last year's graduating class at O. A. C and took post graduate work there this winter. He was manager of the track team, a member of the football squad and a general leader In student activities while in college. "A critic said my last painting lack ed warmth. What do you suggest?" "A fire." CASTOR I A For Xn&nti and CMlchen. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tha Siy Sfy-A Sell ins Indian Land. Mavor E. L. Swartzlander Is now placing more Indian lands on the mar ket. In so doing he is calling attention to the new rules relating to the sale of Indian lands which provide that the appraisal of the land Is made pub lic, and appears In the advertise ment for the sale of the land. Here tofore, the appraisal was not made public. Another new feature is that bidders are required to accomp&ny their bid with only 10 per cent of th price offered for the land, whereas, the government formerly required deposit of 25 per cent. Do a Utile HOUSE CLE&NING In Your Head One trial of our up-to-date methods in cleaning and pressing your clothes will SWEEP ALL DOUBT AWAY. Competent help and careful work, always assures you a satisfactory Job at Pendleton Bye Works 206 H E. Alta St. Phone Main 189. Funeral Tjnrgriy Attended. The funeral of C. B. Lyman was held from the family apartments 1 the Monternstelli building yesterday afternoon and was lorgely attended bv the friends of the dereased. Each of the three lodges to which he be longed, the Woodmen, the Redmen and the Knights of Pythias, was rep resented by large delegations and the latter organization officiated at the grave. The pallbearers were, from the Knights of Pythias, Fred Weber and J. G. Finney, from the Woodmen V. Strohle and Bud Cornfield; from the Redmen, William Bogart and James Devlin. Special Sale of 1000 Pairs Mei's Shoes Regular $3.50 and $5 val. Your Choice for Also others going at following Reductions $3.00 Shoes for 91.00 $2:50 Boys' Shoes 91.50 $2.60 Shoes for 91,50 $2.00 Boys' Shoes 91.00 13.00 Boys' Shoes 91.00 $1.50 Boys' shoes 85c Douglas Shoes Reserved. The New Boston Store ( A tC7D PAIR Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the Artisans, M. B. A. 's and other friends who so kind ly assisted us In our late bereavement caused by the death of our beloved daughter and sister, Mrs. Marshall. Sincerely, Mrs. Mahala Girton and family. AH $1.75, $1.50 and $1.25 GOLF SM HURTS Now going for 98 cents Watch Our Window Vorkingmon's Clothing Company Lees expense makes our prices lower. Lost Gold brest pin, a circle with leaves and heart in center, with let ter X on the heart. Finder please re turn to this office and receive reward. MONEY BACK. Tailman & Co. Sell Remarkable Ca tarrh Cure. Pour a few drops of HYOMEI (pro nounced hlgh-o-me) Into the hard rub ber Inhaler and you can then breathe Into the lungs the very same antisep tic, germ killing air as you would breathe In the Australian forests of eucalyptus, where catarrh Is unknown. And HYOMEI Is so pleasant to use; you'll like to use It; when you breathe It the effect on the Innamed catarrh Infected and germ ridden membrane Is soothing and healing. In five minutes you will get such wonderful relief that you will know that at last you have a cure for ca tarrh. A HYOMEI outfit which consists of one bottle of HYOMEI, a hard rubber pocket Inhaler, a medicine dropper and simple Instructions for use, costs only $1 and extra bottles of HYOMEI If afterward needed, 50 cents. Besides catarrh, remember that HYOMEI Is guaranteed to cure asth ma, croup, bronchitis coughs, colds sore throat, or money back. HYO MEI is sold by Tailman & Co. and leading drugglBts everywhere. Trial sample free from Booth's Hyomel Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Grand Bonefit Entoriainmont for the Building Fund. St. Mary's Catholic Church WEDNESDAY. JAN. 25th 1911 Oregon Theatre 1 Local Talent un der professional directions will present Sydney Grundy's 3 Act Farce Comedy "His LiilJe Joke" v h - x , ' -T Preceded by the Curtain B V 4, , 7 V Of ' A , Kaiser "Balm of.1 Gitead" Q Big Specialties 0 Don'tMUs the BigShow A Dollars Worth for a Dollar! Ticket now on sale at , Hanscom's Jewelry Store All Seats Reserved Secure Yours Now Delicacies That Aid the Hostess The well posted housewife knows that this is the place for dainties and delicacies She knows also that our prices for domestic and im portnd goods are moderate. We want you to come and visit our store. It will pay you to trade here, our stock is extensive, our prices are right and treatment courteous E. M. Walsh, Grocery THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. C. 8. WALSH, Mur. New Temple BuiUiix, CIS Main. Telephone Miia 442. BTATF C.RANGF, FIGHT no.r nnxs Salem, Or Jan. 20. The state granpe Is lining up njralnnt some of the stood road bills already Introduc ed Into the house, or to be presented. The ultimate outcome Is expectd to be the presentation of bills which meet with the favor of the grangers. An tinhearlded meeting of a num ber of officers and member.) of the grange and ten Irglslatnrs was held Tufsday night In the state house. It was proposed to keep It secret until afW a. second meelng to be held lat er In the week. Those who attended were A. I. Mason of Hood River, a member of the executive committee of the state grange; C. T. Hoffman of Xib. Grande, a member of the legis lative committee: J. A. Toungren, master of Springfield grange; Repre sentatives Shaw, Brownhlll, Olll, Sim pson, IJbby, Cottel, Carter, Pierce, Mariner, Chambers and a number of other grange members. The proposed highway commission vigorously opposed by most of those present, It bol..g contended that Wash ington's experience with this plan sad resulted In an expenditure of about 60 per cent of the- funds In blue prints and specifications. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms In Bast Oregonlan building. 8Uam heat, km range In kitchen, electric lights, hot and cold water and bath. Reoently renovated. Enquire at O. offlea. He HOUSTON SECOND NUMBER. Pendleton Lecture . Course Mr. HOUSTON is a magician of rare quality, a highly skilled Impersonator, and unequalled Imitator of Musical Instruments. OLIVE LOCKWOOD HOUSTON is a Reader of ex ceptional ability, using many original arrangements as selections Friday, January 20th, 8 P. M. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ' Admission 75c - - Children 35c Season Tickets May Be Secured at the Door