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PAGK DOR PAH.Y EAST ORKOOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1911. EIGHT PAGES MONOPOLEfi Canned Goods, mean canned goods of Highest Qualify STRING BEANS STKINGLESS BEANS LIMA DEAN8 BABY RKFCGE BEAXS EXTRA SIFTED PEAS PIMPLE PEAS SUGAR CORN SVCCOTASH A CompHe line of MONOPOLE CANNED GOODS Uways Carried la Stock. SEE WINDOW. OYSTERS SALMON' LOBSTER SHRIMP TOMATOES STRAWBERRIES BLACKBERRIES 1IAI.VKD PEACHES SLICED PEACHES LEMON CLING PEACHES RASPBERRIES APRICOTS BARTLETT PEARS ROYAL ANN CHERRIES Standard Grocery Co. Inc. Where all are Pleased Frank O'Gara, Pres. Bernard O'Gara, Sec.-Treas PROGRAM FOR LTURAL CLUB Thursday evening the Agricultural Club will hold its second meeting in the rooms of the Commercial club and all interested in the subject of scientific farming are invited to be present, whether members of the club or otherwise. For the Thursday evening meeting a program has been arranged as fol lows: Inaugural address, by Louis Ander son, Jr., president of the club. Paper, "How Plants Obtain Food," by Carl Eaton. Address by Dan P. Sraythe, presi dent Commercial club. Round table talk, led by Prof. Le roy Brelthaupt, "Supper Fallowing and Crop Rotation." The Agricultural Club has arranged to hold meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. At the meetings papers and talks upon subjects pertaining to agriculture and kindred lines will be given. For the time being the meetings of the club will be held in the rooms of the Com mercial club. STATE BOARD ASKS FOR BIDS ON That the state board is preparing for active work on the branch asylum is Indicated by the notice for bids on a water main published In this issue of the East Oregonlan. The notice calling for bids was received here this morning from Ralph A. Watson, sec retary of the board. Bids for constructing a water main from present city main to the branch asylum grounds will be opened at Sa lem March 20, by Governor West and State Treasurer Kay. As stated In the notice for bids the water main to be built by the state will be approxi mately 4500 feet In length. The de tailed plans are on file with the beard at Salem and also with Cap tain C. A. Murphy, superintendent in charge of the asylum tract. RAILROADS WITHDRAW FREIGHT RATE INCREASE THirtD SON OF KAISER STRICKEN WITH APPENDICITIS Beriin. March 7. Prince Adelbert, third son of the kaiser, is stricken with appendicitis and an operation may be necessary, say the court phy sicians. The outcome Is feared, ow ing to his delicate constitution. New Tork, March 7. Eastern rail road presidents and attorneys after a conference today officially announced pllowed by the interstate commission, have been withdrawn. There were about fifty present at the conference I r.nd the only business transacted was I relative to the higher rate withdrawal. Time robs us of many things, but wounds our vanity first by introduc ing wrinkles and the double chin. Save money by reading today's ads. 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Will Dednian, well known local trans-continental freight inspector, has resigned his position and wrtl leave for Portland. It is reported that he will engage In the moving picture business in that city. McKay I'laoe Is Sohl. Hy a deed filed with- Recorder Bur roughs this afternoon, Joseph Vey and Rita S. Vey have transferred to Sophie Byers, the McKay place Just east of the city, comprising about 160 acres. The consideration is not named. To Change School Boundaries. County School Superintendent F. K. Welles Is being petitioned by residents in Districts 112 and 14 asking that a part of the territory in the latter be Included in the former. The districts In question are in the west end of the county. Goes to Canada. A. B. McCnrty, one of the pioneer ranchers of Vmatilla county and who recently sold his Stage Gulch farm, left this morning for Alberta, where he has large holdings and where his family has been for some time past. He does not Intend, however, to re main there permanently, but will stay until past harvest. Mrs. C. A. Ilarrett Improving. Mrs. C. A. Barrett, wife of Senator Barrett, of -Athena, is steadily im proving from on illness which has compelled her to remain in bed since the opening of the session of the leg islature. Shortly arter arriving in Salem Mrs. Barrett became ill with what was first thought to be ptomaine poisoning, but later developed into a severe case of la grippe. Senator Barrett has been with his wife during her sickness. They will return to their home soon. To Work With Credit Men. B. C. Lmdeman, secretary of The Dalles Credit Men's association, and Willis M. Smith, representing the snme organization, are in the city to f'ay to confer with Secretary Gwinn of the local association regarding co operation between the two protective organizations. Mr. Lindeman Is trav eling over the northwest perfecting credit men's associations In order that the "dead beat" may become a de funct species in.tlrts section of the country. Foreifniers Pay $50 Fines. The three foreigners, Lug!, Dan Panjk'ovici and Joe Saloxlcl, who Vwere arrested following the stabbing of Jap Gulliford in the Olympla sa loon Saturday night, were fined $50 apiece this morning when he pleaded guilty to the charges against them. The first one was seen to throw away a knife and the last named had a pair of brass kunckles In his posses sion when arrested and both were, therefore, charged with carrying con cealed weapons. The second named was charged with asault and bat tery. Zoklou paid his fine and was released bu the others are still in Jail while their friends are Busy trying to raise the necessary money. f Known For Its Strength The First National Bank PENDLETON, I0REG0N CAPITAL, SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS . 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According to Messrs Ilarrah and Ruppe It is earnestly desired to get all the rural lines Into one central com pany. At this time there are 14 lines running into the city but each is act ing Independently. By getting the lines Into one general company it Is held that better service may be se cured from the Pacific states company and also the farmers may be ablo BASEBALL SCHEDULE PENDLETON TEAM WILL PLAY SEVEN GAMES IIE11E Eight Contests Away from Home Officers of Blue Mountain League Provide for Season's Entertainment. According to the complete schedule for the Blue Mountain league which has Just been completed by the league officers, the Pendleton team will play seven games at home and eight away from home. The season will open Sunday, March 26, Pendleton cross ing bats with Echo In that town. The second game ot the season will atso be played away from home in order that the Roundup grounds may be gotten Into shape for the season. On the third Sunday of the season, April 9, Pendleton will open here with Weston. Manager Clark Nelson Is busy se curing a lineup of prospective mate rial for the local Colts and intends having them out warming their liga ments within a few days. Reports from the other towns of the league are to the effect that they will be rep resented on the diamond by teams that will be capable of putting up a fine article of the great American game. The. complete schedule of the Pen- Winter Forgotten Old Jack Frost and Winter have been relegated to the past at this store all thoughts now are of spring Our entire store Is a busy scene of rearranging, displaying spring goods and preparing for the coming season, which we expect to eclipse all our past season's records. During our great sale, Just closed, we succeeded In cleaning out all the old stock and are now allowing nothing but Uio very lutcet all new goods. THE ATMOSPHERE OF VISIT OUR STORE AND IMBIHE SPRING. The New Boston Store SALOON MAN SUED. Widow Wants Damages for Husband's Fifty-four thousand dollars' dam ages is asked by Mrs. Mllla Elms.le In an action lied In the Spokane county superior court on behalf of herself and eight minor children against "Jimmy" Durkln, a saloon- Blue Mountain League Schedule AT ECHO. PENDLETON ATHENA WESTON MILTON- WALLA WALLA ECHO. MAR. 20 JUNE 4 MAY 7 JUNE 2 APR. 23 APR. 2 JULY 2 PENDLETON APR. 30 APR. JULY APR. 9 MAY 21 1 MAY 14 i MAY 28 j JUNE 11 ATHENA APRIL MAY 14 MAY 28 JUNE 18 APR. 30 JUNE 4 MAR. 20 APR. 23 WESTON MAY 21 JUNE 11 MAY 7 JUNE 23 APRIL 2 APR. 10 JULY 2 MILTON may 28 .PR. 23 JUNE 18 JUNE 11 MAR. 20 MAY 14 APRIL 9 MAY 7 WALLA WALLA APR. 10 JUNE 18 APRIL 2 MAY 21 APR. 30 JUNE 4 JUNE 23 dieton team is as follows: Home Karnes, April a with Weston; April May 21, with Milton; May 28, with 16, with Athena; April 30, with Echo; Walla Walla; June 11, with Walla Walla. Games away from home March 2fi, at Echo; April 2, at Walla Walla; April 23, at Milton; May 7, at Wes ton; May 14, at Athena; June 4, at Echo; June 18, at Milton, Juno 25, at Weston. The complete schedule Is published elsewhere in this paper. FANCY SHOOTING EOR THE ROUND-UP protect themselves against too Tapid advances In rates. "We are working PtcularIy for better service," says Mr Harrah. We are not getting ;iie Bervico we should have. We v;oui(j aso Uke- to agcer. tain why It Is that rural line subscrib ers here, who own and are required to maintain their lines, must pay 17.20 per year for service when sub scrlbers on rural lines running Into Walla Walla and into La Grande get the same service for $1 per annum. Five years ago the local rural lines formed a general organization and chose Mr. Harrah as president, Mr. Ruppe as vice president and H. H. Gilbert ns secretary. Through the ef forts of that organization the rates were fixed at $3 per annum for a per iod of four years. With that the or ganlzatlon ceased active work. Of late however the farmers' have been anxious to have the company revived and In answer to repeated requests the meeting for Saturday has been called. Pruitt to Enterprise, Deputy Clerk W. C. E. Pruitt left last evening for Enterprise where tie will take testimony In the disputed land cases of that vicinity. Attendants at 'the 1911 Roundup will see something In the way of fancy and exhibition shooting that Is not accorded them every day In their Itie. Exhibition Manager Fred Earl has just closed arrangements with Gus Peret. traveling exhibition man for the Peters Cartridge company, where by that famous gunman is to be here with his arsenal and his complete bou quet of fancy shots during the wild west show." In addition he Is working up a stunt that is new and original and will prove sensational. He will take his stand in an automobile which will be driven around the track at full speed and puncture objects thrown In the air, while under way. An effort will also be made to have him shoot from horseback. TiiOPh not the best known of the several fancy shooters In the United States, young Peret is the eqiiai of any and his renown is spreading every day. One year ago he was unheard of as a performer of difficult shots. Last spring a representative of the Remington company gave an exhlb.,. tion In Yoncalla, Perot's native h-jTne, and at the conclusion, lnvlt tng spectators to test his guns. eret ac. cepted and- his shots put. 0 ghame those of the professior &1 He WM ,m mediately reported 0 tne Remington people, -tout be'oro they could cloge with him, tjl0 Peterg cartridge com pany mpde hIm an offer wnlch he ac. cepte-a an(1 Bnce the,n he has been tr.'avellng over the northwest for that ' company. Peret 1 only about 23 years of age, is redheaded, and before his shooting days, was an athlete of much promi nence In the' Willamette valley, when he represented the Eugene high school on 'he gridiron, diamond and basketball floor. He was In the city several weeks ago traveling with W. R. Rhlnehart of the Marshall-Wells company, but was called home by the serious lllnes of his mother. How ever, a letter states that he will be back shortly to continue his eastern Oregon exhibitions. keeper, and the B. 'Schade Brewing company, both of Spokane, who, It is alleged, are responsible for the death of her husband. The complaint de clares the defendants sold and sup piled intoxicating liquors to William Klmslle "with the knowledge It was to be drunk under circumstances suf flclent to lead them to believe such beer and whisky would result In in toxication." Elmslie, a worklngman, fell from the third story of a local lieef packing plant under construc tion on November 4, 1910, and sus tained arokcn back and other In juries, which resulted in his death soon afterward. Durkln, who is a Jiint defendant, figured in the news several years ago, when he permitted a" Baptist preacher to "decorate the front windows of his saloon ivlth wax figures and text matter showing the, evil of the liquor traffic. EVERETT CUTS EXPENSES. Dry City Must Do Without Lights, Health Officer and Policemen. Everett, Wash., March 7. Because the city muBt get along without the S70.000 usually received from liquor lcenses, since the town Just went dry, the city council today announced there will be no street lights, no health officer and there will be a big reduction In the police force and oth er cutting off of expenses. This ra because there Is no law which will permit the taxing of the people to lneet these expenses. Lost A morrocco book containing a deposit check, letters and a few me morandums. Party finding same have at this office. Do you read the East Oregonlan T Your entire family will enjoy seeing The Cosy PENDLETON'S- NBWE8T. COSIEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE PICTURE SHOW. Only theatre In Pendleton with modern conveniences. Change of program Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Tho Old Curiosity Shop. The Fate of Joe Dorr. The Taxleab Mystery. A Montana Love Story. Lovo Trials. Illustrated Song. Admission 10c. Children Be. Dr Waffle Is Hack. Dr. Eldred B. Waffle returned to day from Astoria where he was called by the death of his wife's father, Benjamin Toung. His wife will re main there for a while longer as she was appointed . one of the adminis trators of the deceased's estate. Mat ters of settlement will require almost three months of her time which wrrl make It 'Impossible for her and her husband to resume the extensive tour of Europe and America which they were just beginning when Interrupt"'' by the untimely death of Mr. Toung. Special Claim Agent Bert Wilson of the O.-W. company Is In the city to Your Doctor Is Honest Honest in his knowledge of diagnosis and treatment. Honestin hisjendeavors for his patients' benefit. We put his medicines together in the most scientific way, under the best and safest conditions . Your doctorjandjyour druggist guard your health "We are in lousiness for your good health THE PENDLETON DRUG CO. MONEY to Loan at 5 Per Cent. Payable on installment plan. You can make your rental money pay for your home. Call or write for particulars. v THE STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN CO. J. II. Dolanoy, Agt., gsffij TaB Umatilla. County. Oregon j OFFERS MANY ADVANTAGES I have a long list of wheat lands, stock ranches, and di versified farms. I have resided in the county 26 years, know values, and can show you some good bargains. E. T. WADE Temple Big Pendleton, Oregon. &