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ttGrtTPACE3 : .DAILY. EAST OREGONWN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 27. jflffi, Vr r- 3- - c FAGS TI "1 NEWS NOTES OF eiLfJOfJ llulpll Davis la Sergeunt. liulph Davis, operator for the o.- N- Co'' ut Portland, brother of Wm. Davis, locul operator, haa been called,, for limited service In the sig nal corps, aviation section, a.id la now serving us sergeant at Vancouver, Wash., Barracks.. Will Visit WcMtcrn Washington. E. F. Avcrlll of the Ktato Hiolngl cal survey, left today for western Washington, where he will remain un til July SI on official bustsneHs. He will visit Portland, Klma, Olympla, and Buckley before his return to Pendleton. Get Measured ut Peoples Warehouse. Members of companies A and C, Umatilla County Guards, who have not been measured for uniforms are requested to call at the Peoples Ware house where their measure will be taken. The sooner the measures are taken the sooner the uniforms will -he received. J. Mlllurd, secretary of the propor- mowing machine went over the nest tlonal representation league of Phil on the Alice Craig ranch on the reser- adelphla. The meeting 8 called by J. vatlori. The mother bird and two of R. Raley who Is chairman of the com- the small pheasants, Just hatched, mlttee organized sometime ago to were killed by the mower and the consider the charter question, and Indian who was plowing. gave the re- wlll be at the commercial association mainlng ten tiny pheasants to a squaw rooms for the benefit of the commit- who sold them to Mr. Himes for fifty tee and the public who may wish to cents. One of the birds died but the attend.' Mr. Millard will explain es- remaining nine are flourishing on a peclully the system of voting used to diet ' sreen food, consisting mostly elect the commission or council In ot lettuce and grass. Mr. Himes has three cities of this county and In ecv- Planted a plot of clover which will be erul ul ltlsh cojonles, and to that end kept especially for .the little pets. will hold a model election In whlcn rill . . -V4 ... " f . :. , - III ' . I , j i I those present will take part IIciiiiIhIou K iuls DrcvKluirs. Ilermlstnn auxiliary of the Umatil la County Red Cross. Is shipping dally to hendquurters here a package ot Red Cross surglcnl drewing. C. E. Roosevelt, secretary, says the dress ings, which have been arriving for the past week, are considerable In number and excellently made. New lCt'inilutlon for IUntiiKh. All men who enlist In the naval re serve will be r.entdlrectly to training Captain WIHIains Ix-uvos. v Captain H. K. Williamti, of the Ore gon Military Police, left toduy for Portland, where he will confer o of ficial business with Major Rlcharl Deich, at headquarters. 7000 Mile rrom Homo. Harry Monterastelll, hical boy In the navy. Is now aboard the U. S. 8, Black Hawk, In European waters. His address is Harry onterastelll, U. 8. Naval Forces, European Waters, V. a Navy, Hose No. 18, Care Post master New York- Undergoes OlM-ratlon. Mrs. Frank Ollliland of Butter Creek underwent an operation yester day at St. Anthony's hospital. Priiitc-r to Soak. V. C. Brown, E. E. Eater, A. O. Car deu and "Preacher" -Jones, all print ers will motor to Bingham Springs this evening to spend Sunday In the pool. Will Soon lie. Avmmt. It Rev. Cornelison Is not already In France Tie will bethere before many weeks, according to news received here. His French address will be care American Y- M. C. A., 12 Rue d Aguessenu, Paris. stations after enlistment, says P. i Will Join IJiihIwikI. Swurtz, recruiting officer with of flee I Mrs. !. A Sutton left this moraine In the federal building. Heretofore jto Join her iusband, who is In the-er-the men have been sit to Portland ' vice as a member of the spruce di and then home to await call. The new j vision in a spruce camp near Ho role is for the purpose of eliminating 'quium. Washington. Mrs. Button hut all unnecessary delays. .been employed on the Evening Tril. j une as society reporter and iier po- Wus Xot ltrleaMcd. sit ion will be filled by Miss Reta Fer- James Hlllman Murphy' of Salem, j guson of Pendleton, who attempted to enlist recently here j an an npprrnilce seaman, whs unable dj it Come hy Aeroplane? to secure his release from the Pnlem This morning the Peoples Ware draft board where ho was registered, house received via American Express and so was unable to enter. His ap- la cuse of fresh broad beurtng the plication for release was Just a dny .shippers name as from New York city too late, as the Sulem board had de rided to place him In the quota. He will leave with the drafted men In August. The bread was still hot, as was like wise the brain of the grocery manage! when he examined the contents for he knew that while the store receive much goods from New York It re- .V'knowlcdBO fmlcr. ceived no bread from the Kastern me- C. K. Roosevelt, secretary of the I tropolis and besides, the bread was Umatilla County Red cross, recelven hot. After careful investigation at the tod.uy notice from the Lamb Knitting : express company It was found to be a Machine Co.. Chlcopee Fulls. Mnsan-' shipment sent out by a Pendleton rhusetts. that the company I" ship- bakery to one of their patrons In Uma plnt! Immediately the knitting mantilla. The bakery used' .a packinK chine ordered by the chapter recently, j case in w hich a' New York firm hail Mr. Roosevelt telegraphed the order snipped merchandise to 'the Pooples and requested that the best mnehlne , Warehouse but failed to erase the old In stork be sent, together with unv murks and readdress the shipment extras or power unit for the machine, j These machines will knit a sock In ia Nino hli a llicasants. 10 minutes. The price will probably J, i;. Himes. ff 818 Co.sbie street, bo In the nelKhborhood of $60. has nine oiKht-weeks old China phea- iNautn. which he raised since they PmMrtlonnl ltcprcHciitntloti Address, were about three days old. in a coop An Rdlress on the different forms in his back yard. The little birds, of city government will be R'ven on together with three others and the Mondny night nt s o'clock 4y Walter mother bird, were found when a Weather Is Manner. Maximum Icniix-ralure, H.l. Miiiimuui tciniicraturc, 47, Weather, clear. Wind, west light. Italnfall, none. Dies at Blalo llospitHl. Joseph McCabe, aged 70, died at the State Hospital last night. Ho was com mitted several yeurs ago from Wasco county. The body will be cremated. As far as is known, he has no relatives. Pendleton Soulier Promoted. Word has been received by Mrs. X. R. Murtin that her husbund Is now wearing corporal's stripes. He Is stationed ut Fort McArthur and has been in the service only since July . SERVK3 E 1J Thrift Stamps WIU "f jSOj swing ni S At Thist Slo. JTon ' Vo It. '' DRIVING GLOVES For women. Well made and offered in several styles. With gauntlet, with", soft enff and no cuff. Selected stock and put into, gloves and they are spe cially suited to hard wear. Pair. $1.25 to $5.00 s - SILK POPLIN ; Our silk 'po'plih is one of the best made; 40 inches wide, offered in all shades for street wear; makes up into splendid dresses, suits and skirts. Yard. . $1.25 BATH MATS Made extra good quality, heavy weight; come in white, pink and light blue,' also the new Parisian design. Each $1.50 to $3.00 PERCALES , ' Almost an unlimited number.of patterns, all col ors, both light and dark; 36 inches wide Make yours up now. V.'"1 . ' v WOOLEN FABRICS . Of -plaids and stripes, suitable for skirts of some brand hew coloriricrs. Make your selection now, it only takes two lengths for a skirt. Yard $1.00 to $ 1.00 ODD TABLE CLOTHS V ' " A selectio-n of f me table cloths of all linon and mer cerized damask. Beautiful satin designs, in square, cloth and 2V length; some scalloped and sune hem -med. Odd cloths, each $20, to $6.5X) Appointed Guardian. Annie McLeod has been appointed by Judge C". H. Marsh guardian of the estate of her son, John 8. McLeod, at his request. Her bond 1 placed at 1 12.500. C. II. Allen Estate Appraised. The inventory ad appraisement of the late C. H. Allen has been filed in the office of the county- cldrw by the appraisers. Ralph Cannon, B. H. Richards and William Ferguson. The value is placed at $19, SIS. ST. Kslatc Valued at tl6l.6. J. Sievers, J. M. Hartman and C. M. White have made their report of In ventory and appraisement of the es tate of Walford F. Lindroth, deceased, giving the valine at S16D1.69. Xew Appraisers Appointed. The county court has appointed K. V. McComas and K. J. Marshall ap praisers of the estate of John ij. Mc Leod, deceased. In the place of cs. M. i Ftice and J. X.. Burgess previously ap- j pointed, owing to the failure of these j gentlemen because of their absence i from Pendleton to qualify. ' ' l .You'll Like the New BOND CLOTHES i The kind of clothes that clean-cut men ap prove. .Splendid examples of Good' Style and Good Tailoring:1 , Bond Clothes $20.00 to $10.00 The utmost in value The mail service gives- prompt atten tion to all inquiries. BOND BROS. rend lc toils' Lcftdltiff CIollHcrm. Sohl II 1.50 Thrift and V. S. S. Minn Mcy A. Jacoboon ot Kieth, has licpn recommended to the state itchutil suierintpndei)t for admission to the junior rainbow regiment for her energy in sell In (f thrift and" war a Inp. stamps.- Fhe 1 credited with $U4-50 In this work. Mailt llarlor CrM. Marion Jack in hnrveFtln a half section of barley that he fUnirea is cut tins out about five sacks to the acre. This is some ghort of the estimate ho made before starting. Slow progress has been made so far because of rains the fore part of the week. Km 1 Now In Ktitfatid. . Mr. and Mrs. C- F. Kennedy receiv ed word yesterday from their . son, Corpora! Vernon Kennedy, that he has been transferred- from France to Kngland. His work will be to train the new recruits there. Corporal Kennedy enlisted In the Oreijon Na tional Guard and In now a member of Company G, 162 Infantry. ljravc for AtliPiio. Three members of the Oregon Mili tary Police left. today for Athena for pedal military fluty aa fire patrols. They are Acting Corporal James A. McSherry. who Is In charge, find pri vates Eugene T. Hnrrln and Hobert F. Alnsworth. The people of Athena and vicinity have furnished quarters for the men. as well as mounts with barn and feed. The chief work will be the patrolling of wheat fields In search of fires. In lrolmp Court. Pn)ers were filed In the county court yesterday evening asking the probating of the estate of Jacob Fe derer and Jos. Anton Federer, bro thers, who died In Switzerland in Feb ruary and April, 1913, respectively. They both left estates In Cmattlln county valued at approximately $2500 each. A sister, Teona Federer. of Multnomah county, has applied for and heen appointed administratrix of tho estates. Will M. X'eterson is act ing1 as her attorney. Modern Bungalow FOR SALE Fireplace, Furnace, Concrete Basement with Laundry Travs; all built in conveniences; every thing modern and first class. Lot 75x100; beautiful lawn and shade trees; must be seen to be appreciated. Will sell for practically the cost of the house if built today. - 's G14 Garfield St., or see me at Clarke's Hardware. G S. CHESHIRE. Trnity Found at Walla Walla. Cofey, the trusty that escaped from Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin early In the week . has been recaptured. He was taken tip by the officers nt Wal la Walla and Sheriff T. D- Taylor and Deputy Marin went after him this morning. !t had been the custom for several weeks to let Cofey carry the I rlsoners" meals from the restaurant and the other day when left for a few minutes by the deputy he took advantage of the opportunity to make his getaway. He Is being held for the grand jury on a rape charge. UNREST GROWS AMONG GERMAN CRACK TROOPS NOTIOIiS Notions for "every body. We have what you want. Not onty quantity but quality. Come here for yo ur mo tions, and dress ujaMng supplies. Prices 1 right. , TERRY CLOTH ; For wash cloths, conibing jackets, towels, etc. Good quality in plain white, . several widths, ' The yard 25c to 40c THOSE NEW DRAPERIES We are showing in our Art Dept. are very attractive and probably just what you, want "to dress up" your home; have a look at them. Beautiful designs, beau tiful coloring. The yard . . : 25c to $1.25 ' JAPANESE NAINSOOK Made of finest quality selected yarns, permanent silken finish, 36 inches wide. Specially for women's fine lingerie and baby clothes. Put up 10 yards to box, the yard .' 30c, 40c, 50c MIDDY TIES In colors, such as re3, green', navy .and .black! Three cornered and the square, good quality silk :nd just the right size. Each 50c o $2.00 PERLE KNITTING COTTON ; ; They are using this splendid thread f or s heaters too. Offered in alfthe leading shades. It's jjust the right size, soft finish and fast colors. Ask to pee this wonderful knitting "cotton hi our Art , Depjt; The 23c ri'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiHiiHiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiinri Purchases made balance thi& month joes- i on August account, payable September fist. I I ninniiftYiniiihiiiiui'rifii K''P.'S,"s".',.i': HURCH ES A-a.-v ias-fits. dlssatisfaclion on thn rart of thi Oerman troopf. Their attitude shows; thr were driven to. a task for which j they had no stomach. " In stead of Hie neasoned fighters found In the fcaser'a crack divialona during tha S .mine and Aisne battles, the same 1 divisions now have a majority of ; uths of 19 and 20. j Many prisoners express sentiments of revolt against the hlKh command. This Is the first time this sentiment j has been generally prevalent Strong resentment Is expressed by reserve morning prayer and sermon. The officrs of the German regular army, i rector will preach In the morning The reserve officers who, "generally on "The Gospel of the Silence of speaking. Church of the IScdccnicr. Rev: Alfred Lockwood, rector. m.. h)ly communion: 11 a. 8 m.. led the attacks, say the reg ulars stayed In the rear. One cap tured Germun officer, formeiiy a pro fessor at Posen, said: "We cannot express publicly our Indignation, because these 'officers of the rear' takeB notes of us. and would take iiart In courts-martial should we give freecourse to our fellngs. But the war will end some day ;and then all these people will have accounts to settle with us." German Closed-Down , Concerns Organize Ood.' tliri-linii. Services at Christian church, Pun day, July 28. lilhle school at 10 o' clock; Pastor Hutibell will preach at 11 a. m. and a union service at 8 with ltev. Lockwod of the Kpiscopul church preaching the sermon. All yonn peo ples societies invited to a union ser vice at 7 p. m. llapliNt. j Hev. M. E. Bollcn. of Walla Walla, will, preach at the 11 o'clock morning J service, preceded hy Sunday school at j WASHINGTON. July 27 German '"'. i . ,, u, ,,, u,,: factories which have been forced byl1"'"'' B"v,fe at he Chnst.an church; the war to shut down are forming! 1,1 ,ne e'el"ng' i trade associations unique !n the eco- j nomlc history of the world. Consular j KeiTTlit RoOSCVelt in i dispatches received here tell of the 1..:. Ii:., T.. Jt I organization of the "Association of: Closed-down Cotton Wearing Facto-j ries" with headquarter In Dresden. which Is being Joined n mnn im-. rAnIS- July 27.The Pnril otUti,.n Pcrtant Concerns. trt rhlram Trlhnnu m. Ihnl K-or. The association hopes to obtain for',, rlosevelt arrived in Paris three: the Idle corporations a representation , l1aya nRO Mf,er ,prvtnJr w ith )ne Bl.. proportionate to their number nll(sh ArtlIrrv , Mesopotamia, where liniiortance In the war economic or-jn(, wa awar,,ed ,he uistingulshed gans, so that .ilcstlons affecting their . frvk.e order. He has been trans y.liole existence shall not be decided iferre1 to the American army, hut be excluslvely under the Influence of the., beginning active work will take Paris, His Brother Archie is Invalided 3C Overlai-Penitoi Ci). .Overland and iWillys- . Knight Aiitbmdbiles Bethlehem Trucks Vacuum Cup Tires SilvertoWh Cord Tires ' Oils Creases and Paras PHONE 542 olng concerns. Government officials said the reply a course at a French artillery school. Capt. Archie Kowevelt underwent of the German government would be;a gond ,,eration on July 4 and the one of the most Interesting eionomlc ;doctors lo not think ,, IlrMhle that Phases of the war. As Indicating whatjne wm rctmn to the front for eight plans are in the maklnng for 'afe-,I1)01,ths iHjor Kiohard Uerhy. for gi:ardlng Industry nt large for the re- nlp'r president Roosevelt's- son-in-laa habllltntion of the country after the!hns ,,on , .llrit, tMx weck suffer ing from Stmnish influent. He will return to his division tomorrow. M i- Jr terhy has been in the thick of the fighting around Chateau- Thierry. war. HHli 11AM KIM-S FAX AT nASKBALI. C.AMK recen NKW TliP.K. July 27. John Brlt ton, sixty, a laborer of No 302 Wesst fine Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, was struck on the head and in stantly killed by a foul ball while watching an amateur game at Jas par oval. The police arrested the iwitter. Max Henry, sixteen, of No. 634 West one Hundred and Seveutf-nlnth street, on technical charge of homicide. Hritton was standing ear the third base Hue hen Henry's foul struck him on the right side of the head. WITH THK AMKIllC.AN ARMY" fx THK MARNK. July 27. German prisoners tell h.fw badly they , were l'AI'.lS l..lti:F((s shot up. Past experience has shown I IMIOl.U WILSON that too much dependence cannot be! PARtS. July The congress of placed upon the theories about the .the general conference of labor has mmrile of the German. yet ne Is'nrproved President Wilson's peace :: -- ! r i h ;!:o :'.: . i :;Tt r ..-r. v 'n ' ' : i ;rr:Vra. Mi.(MK on strike. j Kri:NOS Alltl. July 27. Ijibor ! unrest in Argentina has been nggra- j vated by the strike of 50,000 laborers. This strike was ordered by the Fed- j eratlon Regional Argentina, . which , controls 250 labor unions, i -3. llasrliall. YoMcnla.Vs Score. Natitmal ljramie- Hoslon 11-12. Cincinnati New York 8. St. Ixiuis o. Rrooklvn 4, Pittsburg 3. Philadelphia ,1. Chicago, American Inguc. Cleeland S. New York S. Chicago 7, lloston 2. Ietroit I. I'hiladflphia 1. T. P. W PURE FOOD SHOP SERVICE ECONOMY CLEANLINESS Phone 13. HOT POINT ELECTRIC APPUANCES Hot Point Toasters, vertical two-rack toasters, food may be kept hot on top. Bread toasted at the table. Hot Point Radiant Stove, three heat glowing coil, boils, fries and toasts. Hot Point Disc Stove, 4-in. disc stovr. Con venient for travelers. Other Hot Point appliances Irons. Valvelera Percolators, Ovenette, Metal Flexible Hot Pads Water Heater, Chaffing Dish,' Grcci-m'.VYK1; WXMLTaNS taWMTsT PIPUtTolVT Mt,lir fiePeoples WaroliousQ