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j-C-t-',!'n"l':ri-Vx lllfll(lll(IIU4lIIIHtl v--'Vif"rV-' 4nr. EIGHT PAGES PACE EIGHT DAILY KAST OREGONTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1913. 'lil'li'iHiiiiliiliiiiiihirriiilijiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil!!! APPLES By the Car Load the Quality Kind That W'c Have Shipped All Over the United States This Season. ROME BEAUTY APPLES C. Grade. Box $U5 Fancy, Box $1.75 WESTON MOUNTAIN POTATOES GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. "QUALITY" Two Phone, 28. 823 Main St. OVER THE NORTHWEST FATE Of ML TO BE DECIDED TODAY i,ni'ri:isr iiw;v voit mwoi: in nisioit v or si:- Ann: ii;i(.uT To t l.osi:. llt'iiin: I'nvors llf llmison; Seven I uiitlliluH--; In llio I'lclil; Only Mild IntereM in t'oimcilnu'ii. Your Wife and family will be better' cared for in case of your death if your estate is administered by this strong bank. Our experience and the ability and integrity of our officers as sure the efficient and faithful fulfillment of your wishes to the best interest of those dependent on youy estate for comfort and sustenance. Consult us. The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Pendleton, Oregon "Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon" SKATTl.i:. Wash., Kelt, ifl. Seattle. Is i:;.iimr t o ;he polls today to nnmi n.'t. two eamirlTates for mayor, mtt or' ;i f ield of seven, and six eandidates for eonneilman out f i field of jr.. Thon' Is a eontesi of ; miiii II im pr.rtanee for eorporat Ion eonns-d and the food controller, I la r- 1 rv . "arroll, and rity treasurer, Kd , 1 T( r r are ) 1 1 1 posed". ' 1'rohal'ty tin1 hittorest rnmpalKn ; for niiiVor In tho history of Seattle; Hosed last niuht with Mayor Hiram; 'harles : i 1 1 , seeking renomlnation after i ho ni'vi loin pes tons political career In tho history of Seattle, art-1 ififssinn a mass meetinR- at the Hip podrome, and Olo Hanson, his politi-; Cftl opponent, speakinp in the Tieacon ' IiiU district to his old friends and ! nciffhliors. other mcetinps for niay-j oralty candidates Mere hold in the li bor Temple, tho Jirnadway hiKh' school and on tho streets. ; 1 letting I'avors Haiwon. nettins favors the nomination of i Hanson by a vote in excess of the dill vete and any other candidate the betters may name combined. In the' campaign Hanson has had tho sup-; port of t lie three daily newspapers: I ill has ha d no newspa per sn pport. ; The isMie has heen what t iio candi-i dates opposing fall have n nnnimons- ly termed Olllism, and the mayor has 'accepted the challenge- and fought bark. Soldiers iHt I.lQiinr. CAMV I.KWIS. Taeoma. Feb. lfl. : More liquor is now beinjr sold to sol diers on Taeoma streets than in scv oral months past, according tn Major Ktiffene K, West, eanip JimIko advo-i eato. Mayor West did not reveal his scarce of information, but said ho understood a jrroup of Taeoma phy- : sleians are responsible for tho In crease. Tho m HU.i ry police also have I lioir i hands full warning the ''wronp: kind of women'' to keep nwnyfrom tho military reservat ioiu These women aro wont to wither at the camp in tho evening: and circulate from hnr-! racks. While their conduct hero Is proper, their influence, according to officers, is wrotit;. ! Salvation Army lliM. OAMP I.KWl.. Taeoma, Wash.,1 Feb. !). The Salvation Army will; build a hnt at this cantonment nt. a, i cost of $l3,"ititv according to an- nounwmont just made. Tho oran- Ration will work in conjunction with,'' tho Y M. A.. Kniwhts 'of Colnm- : bns and Youim" Men's Hebrew Association. Tho hot will have a reading room. Bah Jove" Those Snappy Military and JCngHsh Shoes We have lots-ef, them, in all the very latest shades, such as Mahogany, Cocoa Brown, Tan, Black and the New Khaki. , ' For a ladies' street boot, there is nothing on the market so comfortable and yet so "clever" as the English Walking Shoe. We have them in leather soles as well as the white fibre and rubber heel Surely you can afford them at $4.50, $4.9f$5.90. " TOU CAW no nrrrrEn AT jrf THE GOLDEN RULE Jr ' ' 2 we r.E,n, oraEna FOIXOW t KD IS llOI.KHKVIK state, a nipssafro was sent to dovcr- 'NSI'li Bl'T CAN'T nor Jtowart. A ladles' auxiliary will W'OKK. AT IT IlEJlE bo orpanlzod nt once. dining room and assembly mom. It will ho a two story structure. Tiiuli'r Tullis to Soldiers. TAMI LKWIS. Taeoma. Keh. 19. Harry Iauder, St'otch comedian, ap pears at the liicnl cantoHiuent today and tonlKht to address' anil entertain the soldiers. In iimjunii Ion with his farwell vaudeville tour. F.audor Is vis iting all 01 ihe cantonments under tile auspices of i He V. M. '. . Firt hand war lessons will be re counted tn the hoys of the 91st di vision hy I.auder. who after the death of his only son in Fiance, toured the hatile lines cheering the. poldiers as he journeyed to the boy's grave. CHAMPION BUYER WORKS FOR U. HEAVY SNOW FALLS : IN UKIAH VICINITY' i 1 v- 15 YEARS ITlt PIvSKIt ri ll. I'AMJ- 1I.V vi:noicTj CAMP DIN", WltiriirTSTOW.V, N. J.. I'eh. 12. Itnrely pscaplnB tho , death penalty, Claude '. Thomas of j Company ir, H4th Intintry, t Camp ' Mc.'lellnn, Annlstnn, Ala., will spend fifteen years at hard labor In the; Federal renllenllary at Allantl.l. .Cla., ' was I ho verdict of a court-marshal that tried him here on the charue of idesertion. Tho verdict and its ap proval hy Major tlen. Scott were.an inounced today. ! Thomas a member of tho New Jer sey National tiunrd. disappeared from his rompnny Oct. 15 Ire wu cap tured nt llridgntnn, Xov. 17, was cap tured at Camp l)ix. where 1'oderal authorities ordered that he bo tried The verdict of tho court martial wan that he should forfeit nil pay and bo dishonorably discharged at tha end of his prison term. Some- people's chnrlly consists Riving advice. In MCDONALD'S MUSIC STUDIO Piano, Violin anil Stringed IiMtfl. Pinna Tiinine. Phono 01.-W S3 - riiTlillHIIIIlllilllliiliiliiiiililllilllillliliiiillliiiiiliililliiiililllilllllllilliilllllllllilllill BLYDENSTEIN'S Dietary Mush and Irepareil Hictary nonr. Conform with U. S. Food regila tlons. They are eood to eat, they are good for your health. Ask Your Grocer i : Dr. Lynn K. liiaKesiee Chronic and Nervous Disease and Diseases of Women. X-ray Electro Therapeutics. Phone 623 (John Schmidt) Belts Bldg. DENTISTRY DR. DAVID B. HILL Room 1 Judd Bldg. '?MfSw;i;'S''i'A .$ Si:if '.''.;' M :'S':-. .&fstw,-: ' '".v ..mm;- i ' :, ' Tt t '-: Oilier IiitorcMhi;r News ajul Porstmnl Motrs as ;a(hrril by tho Ks 4hf oiiiiin C'orri.iHHiddit. fiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis me 1 St ATETTrmu'a Kdwnrd 1'.. Stettlnius, member of the firm of .1. I. Moman & Co.. who has been appointed surveyor general of the army. He will supervise all ' purchases. Stettlnius has been the chief buyer in America for the allied governments since ertrly in the war tho champion buyer of the world. the fire." I PARIS KIITOK AKKi:STRT. liOX'DOV. frVb. 1H. Paris rrrwrts (hat Senator harlei Ilumliert. pub llMur of -I-o Journal" uliteh f(RiircI in tho Itolo Pnslia triiil has been ar rested. It is alleffed P.ishu InveMeil noney Jit the iaper. ( Kast Oi i'rnnian Sperial ) T K I A I r. Fc I k I Snow hfrn n fn llinr Tuesday nUht ami tho valley is nwain covprf't! with hiidw from six inelips to a. font ilorp. and It loks like winter hnd just s-r hi. Mrs. Hugo I.i-n and ehlldrpu. who went in Krup(i. VVashlnpti.n, hpfnnt ' 'hrisl mas to i.-it w ith )it j'ai i'nts, Mr. and Mr. l: k., and was- delayed there l.y sielin.--s. nrrived home Sat-, urday rveninpr. William Allison of ( irimtal Is spendimr tho vwk in rklah with his son Walter -Mr. Alma. It. din and sin IMward. are spondinL the wt-ek at Alba with1 her mother. Mrs. Willi.im ll.ilmos and her Ki-andi'at her. jtWilliam i loward. Jtorn, In I'Lkih. Feh. 7, t '.Mr. and Mrs. Karl Martin, an eiL-lu-nind daughter. Horn, near Caldwell, Idaho, to Mr. a mi m rs. 1'n .1 'a mret t i. a f . mr pound drtuKhn r. Mr. Camreitl wn.- formerly M Iks Klsie Kllis-, U:itiKhtT . of ieortyo lllliM, and was horn and ra ised in ( n ma prairie, and is w f 11 known here. Friends extend run Bra 1 illations to Mr. an. I M rs. ( 'am- it ttl. Iet t ors reeevf;d hy i-p1.ii ives from "'lair Stiirdivant who is at tbo nav:il training 'stattini at S-in lieq-', t.';iii fornla, states that he Is ill with 1 mumps and is ana in under quaran- ' tine. Mrs San ford Ohilson o'T Hrido ereek. visited several clays last week in X'kia h villi her sisters. Vesta and Irene Kirk. James MoSsie and hride eame h; Wednesday evening fnun I'endleton a nd will mi iale t heir future home on the Mos.le ranch nenr 1'kiah. Mr. Mossie is a - prominent Ht;ckman of John Ttced, American writer, now in Russia, has heen named Russian Consul -etien 1 in New Yfrlt, sue cofrtinn M. M (.mstinoff, who Jinn hcen ntisted, aeeordlu? to an an nouncement. Rut lieed can't work at his new joh, the American state department s:iys. been use If ho re turns he must stand trial on an In dictment pr-ndinc aK.nltHt him for writ i UK nn a n a rt ii ie In The M.tssps et. titled ' Knit a Siraltjaeket for Your Soldier.-' t'klah and hns lived horn many years, and .Mrs. Mos.de is from Tacotna and Is a trained nurse. Wo welconie Mrs. Mossie to Vklah find extend eonfrrat ukitiotis to l.oth Mr. and Mrs. MusKle. . Mrs. liert Martin of Ih Idire creek is staii. with Iter sister, Mrs. Kari Mart in diiriuK her illness, M rs. S, W. Sturdivant. who has heen In the rendhMrtn h os pita 1. is , recovering nicely and wfK aide to I ave t he li..spital last Monday and was moved to the homo of a friend. Louis M ett ie Is dolnj; so mo pa per hu-na-iui; and painting at the Ietorson . hotoj J. W. Sturdivant 91 id J. Tf. Mottle were transacting huslnonw u town Thursday. flyd" IT4 lmick left for RtanfleUl Thvirsrlay with a small huili of cat tle, lalvlitK them out tn feed. J. I Kirk and wile have Rone hnek to the farm for u short stay. The ladies of the Ited cross have another, lot of clothing made and shipment will bo made in a few davs to he Pilot Rock chapter which takes charge of all the york ilone. here. Vol Peterson, who went lo Port land several weeks ncn, returnml to I'kiah Friday evening. ' DISCRIMINATE Show the same care in selecting your FUEL as you do in selecting your groceries or your clothes. There is just a? much. differ-' .r once in COAL as .there is in any other com modity. "Peacock Goal" The Coal That JVIade Rock Springs Famous, will prove this statement. W Phone 175 SMYTHE-LONERGAN CO. Quality Quantity Service " .'M-A'f, S3SSl dai.h noniwEi;ii Optometrist and Optician OI.1-H.1ra RTound and fitted. Twelve yean experience. American Natlnnal Dank Building Pendleton. Automobiles and Gas En gines Repaired. STAR GARAGE rorniT I.lllrih aul Alia Slrert. Trices r.ensnnablo. Thono 3SC-W ravu is a miAii H ' This is not only a good slogan, but S3 likewise a wise suggestion. 5 HAVE YOU DONE IT? - E -: I write every kind of insurance except bad insurance S 1 Chas. E. Heard, Inc.. I I 635 IMain St. See Me Before the Fire. Phone 477 iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiT; OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE PENDLETON DEFEATS L J - J L-J- SPOKANE SIX POINTS Lllll,llllll,ll,lll,HllllIIIIMIIIII,lllllllllllllll,MIII,,l'M,MIIIIMIIII,M,MII,H,lll,lllllllir A DID YOU ENJOY II SHOW Quito a disptav of Motor fit rri;oes. and did you rmtjee that the trend is :i way f re in ihm h:i f 1 ie:i ! r ha lines'.' Hod' haiiL' show a tendeney in two t pes; The sporting model, and the eoinfortalde touring mo.jei. The new surt models y.tnist from the f'I'jh l:oadster. 'with its ehmnmy, elo.ve-eoii p-d lines, to the 4 Itnssen r r4'ortter. uith four doors. This mod el has loriii, low Jim- th:il fairly shout '.-peed." The T..' ; rift ir models are hut lit! lo i h. -Hi nod from la.st e;tr designs. Little ton. ties have l-e?i ad-ie.l here :iod tlteie. I'he hltlo things that will ;idd to tho eonifort are ree.ivin at tention. If oii will slop at our show i i.i m. we will show on w ha t t ho i ddsiimtdlo people ha ve doi;e in 1 his respeel. Tendleton Auio Company, Established since 1!)07. id .ft- si- ris i - -J - J nt-- rr-Kf-. I ''' TO SAY ) - - AWJHO THIS OWlCe, AY IT OUT U)UO . 1 IF THf-RcS'S IMyTMING I BOfM!NTS . j irs a loMiapeRiMR pijssYPooT !;; TVmllclon InipshnnlcrK ilcfe.nleil llio KimK.'ino 1 1 -:i in i.f Hie Inlinnl Km T'lro Icuvu Siimlny ly Hix luiintM. In fnct. Ill; I'millcldii wc'ori' tupjK-il IhlU. nt' nny tmni rlthcr In tlw Inlnncl Kni.iif in- Xnrihwr.'-i 1inhk. Tho following nrp Ihf results f tuo In l.'irnl Kinplro sluxits nnrl Ihf srrinling 'f Ilic lams: IiiIiiimI l-.'inpiro lEcultM. I'f'ndli'lnn IJi'. spoknnt Nn. MinnysMlo I ':, l,,nSi.-( 'nlf.ix Ki-lliiKir. iv n. Ynkhna 1 1 ;t. WYtiiiirheo il:i, yi'ppnrr in Vall.-i.-o I In. ni-m-lll.i nn. Tl'ilm lunilliijis. . m W on. Iost, I 1 lfi. in;. 'aaaai PemlU-tfin .Suiinysiilc . Kr-llor.; . . . VV..u,irli.i. Willi:,,-.. .. l.';i limn-., 'nil Vriliima . . n-t..nf-i- T., ill. -I'l-i an:- .V. I li P. C. 1.000 i.oito 1.000 1.00 1 ono 00ft .000 .000 .ooo .ono Ilifih Cost of Feed and Stock; Scarceness and High Cost of Labor, Will Make TRUCKS 1 I h:d (,nii'r Has hill. K 'l'. Keh i't. Hi.nnr i.av an- rioiineeil that I .hod tJeore Is suffer in ix il 1 1 - a severe eh ill," Ho hopes to ho a hie to ; ddress I he House (, ( 'omttioiis t oiiiitrrmv ren rdin Itoh- e l-on'i- l ' ; ll.'l I Ion. I -a w a id I ;o! M -rt :;on hfld neeepted t"iv nia nd or I lo- i- iMiorn divMon of tile lielno .J "I i '. . "The Farmers Life-Savers" I f You are croinp: to eventually come to it, why not PREPARE NOW? WE rviov mi hi:m iiomi; u rei II audi d Mem mi- re I nndleil at i I.e. tt l iillx. Mnnfh I . ';i:i:.t i ai.i.s, .Mom.. yvn Meitihcr-f oj the Metal Trader rouneil of 1 1;-, eh a-i tiiuht organized what; t hev Ha itn will t-e t he first eon i pa ny j of home irnards under the law unv ' ertiini; 1 hat vo !ii.. t i )M. passed t his week ,y I he .cil.il session of the h '-i lafi:ro. More than tan T.ioniherF Won- ( III'!. ill . :i VV f I'l I .-( IH'MU, i tor. i a of t he SpJtnish-A mei la n ; war. was elveted captain. ( it ferity j the pervlep of the nnrd to the i3 have proven ideal for Umatilla county farmers by their successful operations the past season. Carload of Denby three ton trucks, will arrive in 5 few days. Call and see them- - Oregon Motor Garage j 1 Incorporated. 117. 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