PAGK EIGHl
DAILY BAST OREOONlAJf, PHNDLETON, OREGOX, HUDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1910.
EIGHT PAG1
Proving It!
To h
ave
been first
Proves Antiquity
To have become first
Proves Merit
Standard Grocery Co. Inc.
WKare ail ace Pleated
Frank OXjaim, Pres. Bernard CGara, Sec-Treas.
214-214 Eat Court Street
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
Would Collect Notes.
An action to collect two notes am
ountlng to $400 was filed today
the circuit court by the Tlerney-Toner
Co., versus W. M. Johnson.
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SPORTS
RELiancE
"flbda-Snpporl"
The GrMteat of Health
Corsets
Recommended by lead
ing Physicians (or
Stout Ladies
Martha J. Pcole
Sole . Agent
620 Thompson Street
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
W. L. P. C
Portland .103 80 .563
Oakland 113 89 .559
San Francisco ....104 9 .520
Vernon 99 97 .606
Los Angeles 94 107 .468
Sacramento ....... 73 118 .382
PENDLETON
DRUG CO.
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Many Names on Petition.
County Recorder F. W. Hendley
today filed his nominating petition as
an independent candidate for re-elec-ton.
The petition contains 793
names.
Ca-xe Settled Out of Court.
The case of Bowman versus Bow
man, being an action to determine the
ownership of a piece of land, failed
to come to trial yesterday afternoon
as per schedule. When the case was
called, one of the attorneys appear
ed and explained that the parties to
the suits had agreed to a settlement
out of court.
I'immi Iiisvoptlni? Trip.
A. B. Cade, superintendent of ina
transcontinental freight Inspection,
was here yesterday upon business re'
latlng to his official position. Whlit
here he consulted with William Del
man, local transcontinental freight
inspector, and left for Baker City In
the evening. Mr. Cade has headquar
ters in Seattle.
Football Boys to Walla Walla.
The football team of the Pendleton
high school left this morning for
Walla Walla and is locked in gridiron
combat with the Garden City high
gladiators this afternoon. The team
was accompanied by Principal A. C.
Hampton, Glenn Scott and Dale Chess
man.
Vernon 2, Los Angeles 0
Los Angeles, Oct II. Vernon de
feated Los Angeles again yesterday.
shutting out the home team, 2 to
Thorsen was hit freely by the Vlllag
era, while Raleigh remained a puz
sle to his opponents throughout the
game. Score: R. H. B
ernon 1 8
Los Angeles 0 4
Raleigh and Brown; Thorsen and
Smith.
Sacramento S, Oakland 0.
Sacramento, Oct 21. Pape was
a puxsle to the Oaklands yesterday.
Sacramento winning 3 to 0. But three
scattered hits were taken from the
delivery of the ex-Boston Red, while
Hoser was pounded for eight hits,
Danzig lifted the ball over the right
field fence In the fifth inning, when
two were out.
Tt was ascertained today that a
Portland merchant had offered the
Senators $400 to win the series and
$200 If the teams split even. Arel
lanes was guaranteed a bonus of $100
to win two games. Score: R. H. B.
Oakland 0 3 0
Sacramento ....3 8 0
Moser and Mltze; Pape and La
Longe. Frisco 8; Portland 0.
Oakland, Cal., Oct 21. Portland
couldn't or wouldn't play ball behind
Pitcher Steen yesterday and the fall
ing form pnt the northerners on the
light side of an t to score. Error
followed error at critical times and
the local outfit had little difficulty
In keeping men on bases. Shaw, who
Is being tried out by Danny Long in
center field was the star of the day.
Out of four times at the bat he drove
out four hits, one of which was for
three bases and another for two.
Portland was beaten at the outset
when Mohler's men put three runs
over on three hits in the second In
ning. Score: R. H. E.
San Francisco '. 8 10 1
Portland '.0 6 6
Batteries Browning and Williams;
Steen and Fisher.
Water at 13 Feet.
Though down to a depth of but
13 feet the workmen who are digging
the big well for the O. R. & N. round
house were forced to stop labor today
while waiting for a pumping plant
The water is so deep in the well that
further progress cannot be made uS'
til afjer the pump Is Installed. The
new well la located between the O.
R. & N. tracks and the new round
house. It is 20 feet In diameter.
PERSONAL
MENTION
John Barr, the well known Fulton
wheat grower, left this afternoon for
Portland. He Is going by way of the
Northern Pacific and the North
Bank because of the absence of any
trains on the O. R. & N.
Phne Mass. tt.
SM K. IiK at.
Dry. wst. Ii I
cal Hi Mm
oteaasrs.
We can fr asxl
deliver ! wliw i'.
OLD SPOTS
Never oms bek whaayslsaasd ay the
Berlin Dye House
JACK WBMTE2R,
MAXASKR.
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Presto Change
and your old soiled and wrinkled
clothes look like new. U's hard to
conceive and It's hard to realize that
ve really can affect the transforma
tion tliat we do. Up-to-date methods
and export workmen make it possible
and at but little cost to you. Phone
uh today. We'll call.
Pendlsion Dye Works
Z06'i East Alta, St Phono Muln 109
I All Bottled Goods
at Bargain Prices
See Window
10, 15 and 30 Gallon Krout, Barrels for SALE.
Ingram's Grocery &
Phone Officials Were Here.
George B. Bush, general commer
cial superintendent for the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph company,
with headquarters at San Francisco,
and W. J. Phillips, division commer
cial superintendent with headquar
ters In Portland, were here yester
day upon a visit to the local office.
According to Mr. Bush his company
Is Intending to do considerable cable
work In Pendleton soon so as to' 4o
away with the Interference with the
wires by the limbs of trees.
Civil Service Vacancies.
Lester Cronln, local clerk for the
board of civil service examiners, has
been notified to hold examinations in
this city, November 9, 10 and 11. for
the positions of Inspector of mechan
ical and electrical engineering, trans
lator for the bureau of mines, plant
pathologist, mechanlcan and labora
tory aid in the bureau of plant In
dustry In connection with the depart
ment of agriculture. December H
he will hold an examination to fill va
cancies in the position of-fleld clerk
In the reclamation service. Informa
tion concerning these examinations
can be obtained of Cronln who ' will
be found at the post office.
R. N. Adams of Stanfleld. Is a Pen
dleton business visitor.
Cyrella Ramage of Baker City, is
registered at the St. George.
Ed Day of Tekoa, Washington, is
here to care for business Interests.
J. B. Thompson and wife of La
Grande, are guests of the Hotel St.
George.
Mrs. Joe Plcard and daughter are
down today rrom their home near i
Adams.
J. Ashworth of Nolln, returned
home this morning after transacting
business in Pendleton.
Dr. F. A. Cllse returned to Pendle
ton yesterday, after an absence of sev
eral' days from the city.
William Coffman came down this
morning from Meacham where he
had been for a few days.
Will Jamison the well known Wes
ton resident Is down today from that
city on a beef buying expedition.
H. H. Reynolds, a prominent resi
dent of Pilot Rock, came In from that
place last evening on a brief busi
ness visit
D. R. Brownell of Umatilla, 'is am
ong the large number of visitors In'
the city today from the west end of
the county. j
G. W. Hansen, a prominent res!- j
dent of Athena, returned home last
evening, after transacting business in j
Pendleton during the day.
Tommy Robertson, Helix represen-,
tatlve of the Balfour Guthrie com-!
pany, came In from that place this
morning to spend the day.
James W. Maloney, democratic
candidate for the office of county
Judge, went to Echo this morning In
the Interest of his campaign.
Circuit Judge H. J. Bean and wife
went to Stanfleld this morning for a
visit to their farm which is located
between that town and Echo.
Hal Corby of the Llvengood de
partment store, left this afternoon
for Helix to attend a big basket so
cial that Is on there this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wolford, well
known residents of the southern end
of Umatilla county, are in today from
their home at Uklah on a trading
trip.
Cashier F. B. Swayxe of the First
National bank of Hermlston, came
up on the motor car this morning and
has been transacting business here
today.
Attorney J. P. Winter, J. J. Ham
ley, Dr. S. W. McClure and Dan Bow
man left last evening by team and
wagon for Swltzler Island on a duck
hunting trip.
Attorney Oliver P. Morton, head of
the legal department of the reclama
tion service In the northwest, came
up from Portland this morning on
business In connection with the Uma
tilla project.
County Recorder Fred W. Hendley
arrived this morning from Weston,
having been spending the past few
days In the east end of the county In
the Interest of his campaign for re
election. He is running as an lnde
pendent
Out New
FALL CLOTHES
Are Now on Display Ready for
Your Inspection
Men's Suits Made to Your Measure
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Roosovolt's Boston Store
WiU Lose An Eye.
J. Norokos, a Greek laborer, em
ployed by the Eschbach-Bruce com'
pany in the construction of the Fur-nlsh-Coe
dam at Coe, will lose the
eight of one eye as a result of an ac
cident which happened at the dam,
Wednesday afternoon, according' to
an announcement made this morning
by Dr. Temple. A sliver of steel flew
from a wedge, piercing the man's eye
lid and lodging in the bail directly
behind the pupil. AH efforts to re
move the bit of steel have been In
vain and the eye will now be remov
ed. The operation will probably be
performed at St. Anthony's hospital
though the man may be taken . to
Portland for the operation.
...FOR SALE...
Lease and outfit, 800 acres summerfallow, 300
stubble, 98 bead work horses and everything: to ran
ranch, all In good shape. Price very reasonable.
480 acres wheat land, S40 summerfallow. This la a
splendid buy, only 83S,0 acre, part cash, balance easy
terms.
Splendid 12 Room House
all furnisked in good shape, property
close in. I consider this a good in
vestment,
PRICE ONLY $4,000
Talk With
PhoneMei. fjg TEUTS0 550 Main
Hie Rami Estate and Insurance Man
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Shooting in Self Defense.
Sam Kee, the Umatilla Chinese
restaurant man, who shot and killed
James William Lovelace, was given
his liberty today following the an
nouncement of the verdict of the cor
oner's Jury which held that the
shooting was done In self defence.
The Jury was Impanelled here yester
day morning, taken to Umatilla where
the witnesses to the shooting were
examined. After taking all the tes
timony the six men signed the fol
lowing verdict: "We find that the
said James William Lovelace came
to his death from a gunshot wound
inflicted by a gun in the hands of Sam
Kee at Umatilla, Oregon, on- the sev
enteenth day of October, 1910, and
we do further find that said shoot
ing by Sam Kee was Justifiable ani
done in self-defense."
Pianos
Save $50 to
$100 on
Pianos
Not a shopworn
in our stock.
Pianos
Heres a Real Eyeopener
2 Carloads ot New
PI A N O S
have arrived for the full trade
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Tutor.
Miss Anna Waugh wishes to an
nounce that she is prepared to tutor
pupils in both grade and high school
subjects". Miss Waugh Is well quali
fied to do this work for she Is a gral-uaft-
of Cornell College, Mt. Vernon,
Ida., and the University of Chicago
nrri ha. v,aA ovnarlnPA In teaching
In the rural and high schools. T'nrl
several years she has been engaged
In tutoring In her home town wher
the results obtained In all branehes
but especially In mathematics, have
been very satisfactory, both to the
parents and pupils themseles. Jf
you are interested call and an her at
Mrs. Flora Harper's, 300 8. Main
street.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
All club members are earnestly re
quested to be present at a business
meeting Saturday evenlnr - "'30
o'clock at the horr
for the purpose o,
stitutlon PEAT
$1075 Chickering Grand Goes at $975
Wo have just received two car loads of pianos
and in order that we may dispose of them
quickly we are affering the following in
ducements to our customers:
Upright Pianos of
Various- Makes
Was $G."0, now .
Wus $i00, now .
Was $525, now
Was $500, now
Was $475, now
Was $100, now .
Was $425, now
Was $415, now
$525
$500
$480
$448
$387
$367
$345
$318
Como early while the stock in
complete.
We furnish terms for those
not wishing to pay cash.
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Read the want ads today.