East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 21, 1911, EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text, i " ' . i ............. - j. - - EIGHT PAGES DAILY KAffl ORE GON1AN," PKN1IE7TOH, OBJBGfcytt, THURSDAY, SKPTKMISKU 21, 1811. PAGK PIVB man We are Breaking all For mer Records in the PERSONAL MENTION SECTION If the last nine days of September continue the pace with the first part we will smash all previous sales records 6ky high. There is a Reason We are told daily by our many satisfied customers that we are showing the largest assortment of Coats, Suits and Dresses in Pendleton, and the prices are just a little lower. Let Us Show You Suits for Misses', sizes 14 to 20. Suits for Women, sizes 3 1 to 47. Coats in every size made for children, misses and women. Dresses, sizes 14 to 20 for Misses'. Ladies sizes 34 to 46. - , WE CAN PLEASE YOU LET'S TRY. F. E. LlVENGOOD(&CO. THE LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S STORE. ! LOCALS ! day at )'.80 p. m., arrives In Port land 9:30. Fare 11.00. Lost Bunch of keys sometime dur. Ing last two weeks. Finder leave at tills office. Coal and wood, phone Main 6. Pastime pictures please all. Dutch Henry for coal. Main 171. Snyder, chimney sweep. Tel. R 3812. Private .board and lodging at 10S W. Webb. Phone Black 14X1. Icelandic commonwealth was found by Norsmen In 877, and was soon afterward visited by Irish mariners. Dr-J. A. Best nas returned from his vacation and has resumed practice. Everything that's' good to eat. In meats and groceries at the Cash Market, phone Main 101. Ppecial rates to horses Doarded by the week or month at the commercial Barn, (20 Aura street. Phone Main II. Wanted An experienced girl for general housworkf (rood wages; no washing. Apply 115 West High street. About 800 feet of good new garden hose for sale st cost price. Sharon & Eddings. Lost Package containing little girl's black pumps. Finder return to this office and receive suitable re ward. Phone Main 98 for (Parker's au tomobile. Trips to all parts of coun try and city. Quick service. Stand at French restaurant. If you want to move, call Penland j Bros. Transfer, phone 3391. Large dray moves you quick. Trash hauled once a week. 647 Main street. For transfer work, hauling bag International Correspondence Scliools Meeting. There will be an illustrated lecture given for the benefit of Pendleton stu dents of the International Corres pondence Schools tonight at the Eagle Woodman hall. All students are cor dially Invited. C. Scholl of Walla Walla is regist ered at the St. George. 12. O. Rhotru of Saiem Is a guest at the Bowman. Elmer Searcy left on the special train this morning for Walla Walla. I. W. Durrill of Echo made one of h: frequent busine-s trips to the city yesterday. Attorney Charles H. Carter returned Inst evening from a trip to ooldendale. Washington. Dr. E. R. Swinburne returned last evening from Heppner where lie had been on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Neal left this afternoon for R.tzvll'e, WTash., where they will visit tor a anon time. Miss Stella McCullough of Stanfield was among the out-of-town people spending the n:ght in the city. Edward Corse and wife of Pilot Rock came In from their home yester day evening and spent the night in the city. Mrs. William Slusher left on the locul this morning for Nolln, where she will spend several days on the Slusher ranch there Mr. and Mrs. W. If. McCoy left this afternoon for their home after visiting with Mrs. McCoy's parent-, Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford. Frank Engdahl, who has been spending the summer vacation in the harvest fields, will return to his stu dies at Whitman College In Walla Walla tomorrow. Miss Bertha Dorris, a graduate of the University of Oregon, class or 1910, passed through from her home) in Walla Walla this morning en route j to Eugene where she will spend the winter. Attorney C. A. Lameroux. of Port land, and T. F. Hopk;ns, for many years a prominent 'business man of Butte, Montana, are in the city on le gal business. They are registered at tm Pendleton. I have several large tracts of Uma tilla county wheat land and stock ranches for sale. Will take in ex change property In Portland, Spokane or Pendleton. E. T. WADE. I! George Haul It. Phone George Stangler at Grltman Bros.', Main 611, for light or heavy hauling of all kinds. ' Trunks, furni ture or pianos moved promptly and with care to' any part of tho city. Money to Loan. Five thousand dollars to loan by th City of Pendleton on approved real estatj security. W. E. BROCK. C. P. STRAIN, J. L. SHARON. Finance Committee. M.VKi: llOVXD-VI A NATIONAL SHOW. Free IXK-turc, Topics of Mutual Interest to the Tubllc as Well as the Profession," by . Dr. J. NY MeCormack, lecturer for the American Medical association. First 1 Chrlstaln church. Saturday. Sept. 23. gage, moving household goods ana at 8:00 o'clock p. m. The public cor- pUnos and all kinds of Job work, lilnlly invited. phone Mainn 461. B. A. Morton. If eo.ng east, or west, or south, hate tlckots routed Northern Pacific Ry. Close connections at Pasco with all through trains. W. Adams, agent, Pendleton. . passng of th0 aga when he cannot Mrs. C. L. Crockett will resume 8L.0 it exemplified in material form.' teaching on Thursday, September 22, ; -j think that all of us should Join pianoforte lessons. Beginners 50 to preserve and develop the Round cents. Advanced 75 cents a lcsslon. i;p. jt will be one of the most elo Phone 3682. Iquent tributes to our appreciation of Lost In grandstand at the Round- 'what pioneer fathers have done in the Up Park, lady's 17 Jewel Waltham ! West, because it depicts the open gold watch; case number 6,046.-1 range and hardy life. 961. Finder return to Gray Bros.' i "If you want a real thrill, go out grocery and receive liberal reward, there next year and see one of those HIGH SCHOOL WILL HAVE WINNING TEAM (Continued from page one.) Tou can't burn slate and gravel! Don't try It. Phone Dutch Henry, Main 173, for e'ean screened Rock Springs coal cither lump or nut. It burns clean and goes further. Fruit Tract to Trade Twenty-acre tract, two and a halt miles frdm Iler mlston, under government water, to trade for Pendleton property. Pen dleton Investment company. To Portland or California, take Northern Paelfi;, via Pafeo, and S. ' P. & S. Ry. Linve 1:30 p. m , ar rive Portland 8:10 a. m. See W. Ad ams, agent, at passenger station for through tlckots ar.d all arrangements. Eastern Oregon bronchos bolt across the arena, giving his back a catapult motion, which taxes the supreme en ergy and skill of a daring bucaroo. Then watch tho boys tackle a steer, single-handed. Study 'the skill dis played in putting a riata onto a wild beast, bring him to the ground and tlo him securely within a few mo ments. Buffalo Vernon did it In 45 seconds, establishing the world's rec ord. And then see the Indians from the reservation In their weird stunts. If you do not get the Western fever in your system, you are immune from everything of an exciting nature, I hope Portland will co-operate Passengers to Portland can save with the people of Pendleton in mak money and at the same time have an ing this Round-Up a great annual enjoyable river rido by taking boat event, as permanent as the vanishing from The Dalles. Str. Bailey Gatsert , West of olden times can be." leaves dally, except Friday and Sun Pendleton high school will undoubt edly have another crack football team this year as a successor to the many champion elevens that have won fame for the institution on. the hill. At least this is the opinion of Dr. W. H. Lytle, who has been responsible for many victories that have been won on the gridiron by the local teams and who is asain directing the moleskin squad this year, and all early indica t.ons substantiate the claims of the coach. "Our line this year will be heavier than last year," he said last evening while in the midst of his duties teach ing the raw recruits tne rud.ments of the game. "With the exception of Captain Ilinderman at tackle and Rich Thompson at end, the line will be made up entirely of new material, but there are a number of these novices who have weight and speed and with a little coaching should develop into whirlwinds. The back field will be a fast one, with Jordan, Houser and Chapman to carry the ball. We will miss Devine, but we have a new man- by the name of Kreos who, though very raw, has all the earmarks of a great find." At present Jordan is not able to don a suit, owing to a slight illness, and, until he recovers, Ilinderman will bo in the fullback position. As punters this year, the team will have both Ilinderman and Jordan, who are experienced men in booting the pig skin. nor GROWERS HOLD PRODUCT FOR ADVANCE. UAUOXIOT IS SALVATIONIST. , . Member of Olil English Family Joins : Try I Rose Cream j for Sun Burn and Tan If you wish to be FREE of those blemishes 25c KOEPPENS l Army In Brooklyn Now York. Sir Gcnillo Cave-Browne-Cave, baronet, of Stretton Hall, Leicestershire. England, heir to one of the oldest estates in Britain and the cowboy hero of many Arizona ad ventures, is now an .nvoy in the Sal vation Army hendquarters in Brook lyn. If Sir Genille nehleves his am bition, he never will lay down the work he tony up on January 1, last. It was a new fresh and more vigor ous Sir Gcnillo who appeared In the Salvation Army uniform man the bar onet whoso cowpunohlng and other adventurps of his youth almost turn ed his family and the English aristo cracy against him. Spokane, Wash., Sept. 21. Growers of hops In the Yakima valley, in cen tral Washington, where It is estimated a crop of 12,000 bales of 200 pounds each will be made this season, have refused offers of 60 cents a pound for their product. The highest price paid this year was obtained a week ago, when 250 bales were sold at 45 cents a pound in North Yakima. Picking is now In full swing throughout the val ley, where 2500 men, women and children are at work In thy yards. The price for picking green hops is $1 a hundred pounds, but in yards where the hops are down as high as $1.50 Is being paid. It is expected to pick 9, 600,000 pounds of green hops, which means at least $96,000 In wages to the pickers for three weeks' work. The green hops shrink about 75 per cent in the process of drying and baling, .1.1 at 50 cents a pound the gross re ceipts would be a matter of II, 200. 000 for tho crop. The world's crop this year is estimated at about o 10,000 bales, or ten per cent more than the short yield ill 1909. "I notice that your garden doesn't look very promising this year." "No, every time my husband got to digging In it ho founa a lot of worms and they always reminded him of his fishing tackle." rhe Drug Store That Tou Best. . Serves If Ho Only Could. Reporter (at door of mansion) i There is a rumor that Mr. Treatman I has Just died. Is this true? Butler Yes; but he has nothing to You'll be pleased with our Suits You'll be pleased with our Coats You'll be pleased with our Prices You'll be pleased with the manner in which they are fitted to you. You'll be pleased with the finishing of each garment. thus far has been mighty Come and share with us the pleasure of doing a record breaking business this montji. September good to us. Perrins Gloves, the world's best, in all wanted shades, at $1.25, $1,50, $1.75 and $2.00 Kabo Corsets, the corset of grace, ease, comfort and satisfaction, at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 up to $5.00 Uohlooborg Dopf. Store Better Goods for Less Money. E SCHOOL. DRAWS OUTSIDE STUDENTS REWARD 1)U BANK . jioimiiits is ixciiK.sia. Vancouver, B. C, Sept. 21. Re wards that have been offered for the capture of the three robbers who last week robbed the Bank of Montreal at Westminster of more than three hund red thousand dollars, have been in creased to thirty-two thousand dol lars, five thousand of which will be paid for any Information leading to the arrest and conviction of the ban dits. In addition to this, the bank will pay ten per cent on any of the stolen money recovered, which would total $27,000 if the full amount stol en should be recovered. - Jof fries in Sew aril. Seward, Alaska, Sept. 21. Jim and Jack Jeffries arrived yesterday from the Kenal. river country, where they have been hunting for several weeks. They killed seven btar, three moun tain sheep and one moose. The bro thers will sail on the stoamship North western next Saturday for Seattle, on the way to the bedside of their mother (Special Correspondence). Echo, Ore., Sept. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Moore have moved to town for the winter in order that their children may take advantage of the excellent school here. They are occupying the Duncan house on Dupont street. Miss Stella McCullough left yester day for Portland after a week's v.sit Willi ltlal"vu .---. , , , Vm slusher was a business visitor here yesterday, hav?ng driven ucnn Vila Nolin ranch. rhnrin. Plelser was nere from Pen dleton the first of the week visiting with friends. Mrs. Anna Young came up from Stanfield yesterday to attend the reg ular session of the Rebekah lodge, which was held last evening, and re turned home this morning. The Van Horn Brothers were in town Tuesday from their farm near the Butter Creek buttes. 10. E. Lewis is enjoying a visit with his father who is down from La Grande for a few days. Hev. J. L. Hosklns of this place is attending the Walla Walla fair. Boy Ward, who has been ill with grippe, for several days, is able to resume his duties at the George and Millers company's store. C. S. Mulgo left yesterday tor rort land where he will spend a two weeks' vacation with his family. Mrs. u. B. Stanfleia spent Tuesday with relatives ne Stanfield. Mrs. Ed Horch visited with her mo ther in Pendleton yesterday. Miss Alice Randall, who has been n fritnfit at thA Pnlliscin farm for the past week, left for her home at Olex on Wednesday. Mrs. Dollie Cox and Mrs. Lottie Ho hiirir Ipft vesterdav for Portland, after a two weeks' visit here with friends. Mrs. Klmer Spike visited today in Is attending court. Joo Vcy came down from Pendle ton on the local this morning. For bowel complaints in children always, give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. It Is certain to effect a cure and when reduced with water and sweetened Is pleasant to take. No physician can prescribe a better AUCTION SALE of 50 choice Pendleton resident lots. Located in different part of the city. Call and learn particulars. MARK MOORHOUSE CO. Phon Main 83. 117 E. Court Street. Watch For Our in a Few Days 0 Save Your Money and Buy Right Nuff sed 'till you see us Workingmen's Clothing Go. MAIN AND WEBB STREETS, PENDLETON, ORE 1 ia iy tor publication. who is ill at Los Angeles. remedy. For sale by all dealers.