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PAGE EIGHT. DAILY EAST OKBGOXIAX. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1911. EIGHT PAGES. STANDARD .lust what our name Implies, every article purchased from our now stuck of staple mul fancy groceries will be found of the HU.1IEST STANDARD. Fresh and Priced Low Resides we are just as careful lu filling phone orders ns if you made the selection joiirelf. New stack arriv ing daily at the STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY, IHG. phoxe mmx so. WHERE ALL, ARE PLEASED. FRANK O'GARA. Pre. HERXARD O'GARA. Scc.-Trens. Newsy Notes , of Pendleton LOCAL MOOSE TO HAVE UP-TO-DATE HOME .H-ih!icitis ()M'riitioii. Kay Jay, assistant adman for the Hast Orcgonian. wjis operated upon lor appoiulicit 9 at 'the St. Anthony's hospital today. A illantotto Valley Morning;. Former residents of the Willam ette valley felt quite at homo thi morning when they arose and found th.' earth and sky obscured by a heavy shroud of fog. The sun. "however, came out early and the m'sty veil soon vanished into h;n air. Dim Mnrriuia I.!iviim A marriage license was is-He.l Sat urday afternoon to Edward Maher and Kdith Tobin of this city. The Kill be ng only 17 years of age hud to present the written consent of her mother before the licei.se was granted. PLEASES SPECTATORS I him in a vice-like grip and properly I slanted for the operation, was In vi olation of the "love honor and obey" I clause of the marriage contract, Sam ' tit'l r.unik asked for a divorce from Eva fiunik. whom he married in j 1907. ! The husband charges that his pun- ishment by Mrs. F.unik resulted In his Viite a number of people assembled il Round-Up park yesterday after . on to w itness the Kound-l'p after . n:ith which a number of prominent -ji-rfiTiiuTs in the recent show put on, ind tliey were entertained in a man ner thoroughly to their liking. Al ........ .. . ..... i ii.'licn unit; H rie iiii Ml ri i lit I u'..- I .ring exhibitions as advertised, and niYSIOI.OGIST HEMES spending t.vo weeks in a hospital and that th's loss of time was augmented later when Mrs. Bunik had him thrust ru, jail on a charge of neglecting a minor child. liunik was relased. he says, when he proved he was not a father Alleg'.tl ISaplsis Taken Hack. A deputy sheriff of Wallowa coun ty passed through Pendleton yester day from Walla Walla, having in his CUstodv two vnunir men nntw.i ..f lodge home attempted rape upon a seventeen year I old girl. They had been captured in j the Garden City and held until the Wallowa officer arived. I Having leaded the second story of the Matlock-Rrownfield building on .Main street. Pendleton lodge Loyal Order of Moose Is uow engaged in having the large room fitted up for lodge purposes and for use as a club j room. Messrs. Gibson & Cole are 1 n w at work ge'ting the building Into ! shape for the lodge. Pendleton's lodge of Moose now I numbers approximately 5Urt members, according to Major Lee Mourhouse, . the first presiding officer of the j 1 .due who holds the title of dictator. I The organizer Is still in the city en- r sting members for the lodge and ex- peets to run the membership to the : ."on mark by the end of the week, i ruder the terms of the lease upon 1 Hi" second floor of the Matlock- Prownfield building the lodge gets the location for a period of five years at $10 per month with a privilege of leasing the room for five years more after the firs; lease has expired. The lodge Itself is paying for the work of mverting the room into a suitable We continue 2 days more our great savings in Shirts For any style shirt that is worth twice as much. While they last 69c lip BOSTON O Goins out of business The Matlock-r.rownfield building has a frontage of 100 feet on Main street and has a depth of 90 feet. Ow ing to its location and Main street frontage it Is admirably adapted to the purposes for which the building will be used. TWO MEN ALIVE. ItOTII MOIKNEI) AS OXE DEAD ASHED OXCE'A WEEK I'Oll 3 YEA US SAYS DAUGHTER . -ever.il oother features lacking, the j Vurking contest was exciting, the I wrsis proving almost as bad as those! buckarooes at the THAT SOIL WILL LIVE Xo) More Immortal Than the Rody, 4 ho tossed the ilcun d-Up. In the course of the afternoon, N'ar jfcsse McKay, the noted Indian bron- worn of the University of Bonn. Ger- -rio buster, suffered a very painful : many, celebrated as a physiologist, -rvnch of his leg when the saddle to j ld seven faculty men and medical Declares Professor Yerworn. Philadelphia. Professor Max Ver- hich he was trying to stick, slipped over the head of his steed and he him self precipitated to the earth. Much amusement was afforded by -'he horseplay" of the cowboys as :hey participated :n the performance, 'Jeorge Fletcher and C. E. Runyan specially adding to the delight students of the University of Pennsyl vania that the individual sou! is no more immortal than the individual body. He delivered the lecture at the med ical school, most of his audience be ing Christians. To them the German scholar held no hope for a life after -rten they attempted to ride an death as individuals or incorporea "outlaw" double and were both souls. He said the only continuance -t.ro wn. " of life after death would te in the L E. McCoy was pronounced the j form of deeds that earthly life leaves 'st all-around cowboy by the judges I behind. it the en.l Of th nfriTn.inn'a ont.ir. 1 diriment. American Woman's League. The Pendleton charter of the Am erican Woman's League will have a representative in the room of the , I Snyder Music Co., on Main street, for j the purpose of assisting members and others in sending in subscriptions ' .Mason City. Iowa. A story of a to magazines. Hours 12:15 to 3 p. 1 horsewhipping every week' from the in. Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Thursdays j time she was 14 years old until she and Saturdays, beginning tomorrow, was 17 was told by Mrs. Etta Larsen 'n her own defense of charges that she had Induced a sinter to put poison in the food served ut her father's home. The young woman was on the witness stand most of the day. She said her father, Douglas Rhod enbaugh, had administered the horse w'hiiininir and she hi il isiTtfil 11 linn hn nfnmnfViot. iUAt ... --'--- 1'iiivincj, CIIU said her father had opposed her mar riage and had whipped her in an ef fort to cause her to give up the Idea. Mrs. Larsen denied that she had written ten accusing letters to her sister Marian. r.rotlierliood Meeting;. Invitations are out for a Brother hood meeting at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening, Nov. 21. The affair Is to begin at S o'clock and the inviations state there will be things to eat and some good speeches. It is a meeting of the men of the church and some non-members have also been Invited. Ileal Estate Transactions. Charles E. Coppinger to J. C. Cop pinger. 160 acres four miles north of Nolin for J2500: George C. Grav to John M. Wynn. ne 1-4 of sec 26. twn. 1 S., It. 33 and nw. 1-1 of se. 1-4, sec. 1 twp. 1 S., n. 34; Cuara E. Slocker to Charles C. Richmond, lot 7, block 62, reservation add. to Pendleton. .SPANKED BY WIPE; SUES. "Knn.k Says She Paddled Him With a Big Iron Soon. vlf-ve'.and. Contending his wife's ".Jiddling of him with a big iron p-on, while her two- brothers held Dr. Yerworn went into a scientific discussion of the cerbreal cells which he used to combat the Christian belief in the immortality of the soul. "You seen.", depressed." "As a patriot 1 feel depressed. The time has come when we must face a crisis." "In which magazine " THAT juicy, brown turkey, fragrantpumpkinpie,cranberry sauce, celery and other enjoyable parts of the coming Thanksgiving din ner will make a new reputation for you as a cook and housewife if you carefully make sure you are right be-, fure you purchase. Consider the great delight of your family and friends when they find that the dinner is the finest they ever tasted. Select your store, this one, the best. WE II'V 'i kim. n r: 'ii.'0.'-: i j; J'M-AVK YOU, NOT OUR ELVES. YOU WILL A STOCK OF THANKSGIVING EATABLES TO M WITHOUT AN EOUAL IX Till.-' TOWN. AN IN- . r.-.cj tin will .make you a purchaser, come and .see T11KM EVEN IF YOU DO NOT BUY. THANKS' ; I VINO CHEER or j.Ei;y description TASTES. TO SUIT ALL POCKETS- AND I'ANCV APPLI.S MINVE MEAT SWEET RELISH I'KiS A.M DATES I'ANCV ( IIMESI1, all kinds. JOXEJs DAIRY FA KM Sl A(.E KIPPERED SALMON" f lHSTXITS, WALXL'TS, AL MONDS, PECANS, PJIIL HERTS, BRAZILS. Gray Brother Pu-son KoblK-r is ( unrlit. Through a conference between Tom' Gurdane and Captain Walden, chiefs! of police in this city and La Grande, li.st week, the man who recently rob- I bed the Pasco jewely store in "broad j daylight id in limbo and on his "kay back to the scene of his crime. The! J-a Orange officer happened to men tion that he was holding a man in his jail oi. whom had been found many rings and watches and Chief Gurdane immediately recognized the descrip tion of the articles. Deputy Sheriff I'd Dennis of Pasco went over after the man yesterday. COURT PROVIDES FOR NEW PRECINCTS Sextette of Drunks. Police court took on a familiar ap pearance tgain this morning when jude Fitz Gerald mounted h:s chair to consider the cases of six drunks ar rested Posy Sullivan, John ' Mc Gunn. Charlei Davis and S. Franke were all sent back to Jail to serve three days on their failure to pay the fines imposed upon them, and William Manner escaped a like fate by pro viding f ve dollars. A John Doe w ho forfaited his bail completed the docket. Reinliarti Leave City. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. R Reinhart. who have bn residents of Pendleton since last March have given up their home here and will seek another location where the climate is better suited to Mr. Reinharfs health. After visit ing a week with Mrs. G. I. La Dow, Mrs. Reinhart will leave for Portland! wh re the will spend the winter, but Mr Reinhart, who is traveling rep sentatlve of the M ir hall-Wells Hard ware company, will remain in bis present territory f.-r the time being. Tie Jon. house, Ids Watef street, which tliey have been occupying, has bcr-n turned over to Mr. and Mrs. Merle It. i.'li's-iiian, who tare moving in today. V. hMiers a f;.,Hi Disguise. A three we( ks' growth of beard nearly caused Al .S'lusher a little em barrassment the other day when his well known visage was not recognized under its "underbrush and foliage." tl!l'1 J'lNt arrived from Mearham unere ne had been looking after the Mimicr nock", and, being cold ;,ntj -"is , no wended his wav to the Eiks club where A called for a de loeimri or warming beverage. Upon being supplied, he told the steward o put it on his account but it took considerable talking to persuade that individual that he had an ocf'ount. Needles- to fay, Mr. f-'lu-her Immedi ately consulted a tonsorial artist. Through action of the county court taken Saturday Pendleton is to have an additional voting precinct, an ex tra precinct, to be known as Asylum precinct is created Just outside the city. The fifth precinct in Pendleton has not yet been established but it Is required under the law and will be established soon. The Asylum pre cinct will comprise sections closely adjoining the city and the residents of which have been forced in the past to go to Fulton. McKay and oth er places to vote. A new precinct, known as Colum bia precinct is established in the Her miston country while the boundaries of Weston and East Weston precincts were changed so as to have Weston precinct include the town only while East Weston takes in country sur rounding Weston. Chicago, III Richard Oakes, 1232 North Rohey street, and Edward Sheridan, a section foreman on the Ch'cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail road, positively refuse to be dead. Despite the fact that the wife of the former Identified his dead body and the latter was supposedly on his way to the county morgue, both "renlg Ked" at the las moment and balked at being burled. The trouble all started with the finding of a corpse in the north branch of the river. It wasn't the dead man's fault that he was the "dead" twin of two very much alive Chicagoans. Just as the corpse was being plac ed in an ambulance to be carried to the county morgue last Saturday, John J. Itelnlsch. 947 West North n venue a saloon keeper, identified the body as that of Sheridan, an old friend of his. The body was taken back Into the undertaking rooms at 750 West North avenue while Relnlsch, to make sure, went back to his saloon and gathered seven friends who knew sherldan. One by one they viewed the body and swore that the dead man was Sheridan. A road master for the railroad by which Sheridan Is employed told the police that Sheridan haj been work ing all week at Galewood and that he talked with him Saturday night. Previous to this several friends of Mrs. Oakes appeared at the undertak ing jiarlors and identified the body as that of her missing husband. Mrs. Cakes next viewed the dead man. "lie's my husband!" she moaned. "No he nln't," said a deep voice and turning, Mrs. Oakes beheld her hub by, whom she had not seen for sev eral months, standing In tho door way. He had heard that ho was dead and came to find out for sure. The couple embraced became recon ciled and departed to "begin life over." SNAKE CHASES II EH HOME. Pittsburg Mrs. James Phillips of near Odell had a terrific encounter '.'vith a six foot black snake in her home. She was alone in the house, her husband having gone to a nearby farm. She had Just sat down to eat her breakfast when she noticed tho wrlgglln? snake near the door. Horrified, the woman ran Into an adjoining room. She got a bucket of scal.Png water and threw It on the reptile, pn,t this seemed to have no effect on the snake. It chased her Into the front room. The woman again threw a bucket of scalding water on the snake but this made it fight all the harder. It struck at her several times and finally chased her from the house, Fr fully nn hour she fought tho reptile and finally killed It. with a club. SPKH' OF NEW EX(.I.ANI). WOMAN, ( HEWS AND SMOKES Aberdeen. S. D. Puffing a black cob pipe and chewing strong tobacco in a railway station here, Mrs Mary Sanders, S3 years old. on her way home to Somerville, Mass., after hav ing proved up on a claim worth $1S, 000 near White Owl, s. D., told by standers that the use of tobacco had improved her health and made her isolated life on a claim more pleas ant. She said she had acquired the habit after taking up her residence on the claim; that she was from Puritan stock in Massachusetts, and had al ways been taught to abhor tobacco in any form. Vou save double the cost of oach -.attorn in Time-, LaW and Material if you use Pictorial Kcvicw Patterns. Pictorial Review Fashion Book. Costs von only 5c When purdiaMiijr. any Pictorial Ko i -w Pattern at l;"c. Secure a copy today. 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"pent in Heppner, besides dismissing many cases by default, he had four i Jury trials before him. In the ease ' of the State vs. Mills, being a horse-! stealing case up for trial tho second time, the Jury again disagreed. The nsn or Ernest Piper vs. the First Na tional Bank is undecided pending the submitting of written arguments. The Jury found in favor of the defendant n the case of Gllliland vs. Wherry and the same verdict was returned In the case of Stephens v Morrow county. Her Hope. Ceraldlne William means good, James means beloved. I wonder (blushing) what George means? Mrs. Fondhopes Well, daughter, lot us hope that Ceorge means busl Inoss. Life. Small Defects of the Eye If neglected grow to great ones. Many eye diseases as well ns poor Bight are caused by eye strain resulting from errors of refraction. Properly Fitted Glasses are a great help in times of eye trouble. If you want the best come here. Our methods of fitting are the latest and best. Hundreds of satlnriNl patrons recommend our work, DALE ROTHWELL Optometrist, - At Hansoom's Jewelry Store, Pendleton. CLARK'S GROCERY Full Cream Tillamook. Cheese, Imported Brick and Limburger. Spaggetti and Macaroni. Mac aroni in 8 pound boxes ct an extremly low price. CLARK'S GROCERY , Phone Main 1 74 6 1 2.Main Street V ;