rAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PESDLETOX, OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 24, 1912.
EIGHT PAGES
Reduce the High Cost of
Living
You pay ttM r.uuh for coffee if you pay 45c cr ounJ.
Schillings Best Coffee at
40c per Pouim!
will r-i'it you Utter or yu pit yo;:r money bark and keep
tlio coffee.
Try $1.00 worth im.li-r iLIs- crnarar.tc-e.
Standard Grocery Company, Inc.
Where All Are Pleased
Trait O'Gara, President Bernard O'Gara, Sec-Treaa
GosiiiiionGororsi
lay Prosonts
The most acceptable present you could give to the boy or girl
on commencement clav, would be
A WATCH " A TOILET SET
A RING A BRACELET OR FOR
We have many beautiful 'suinrestions' displayed here that
would be sure to please.
A. L. SCHAEFER
Jeweler and Silversmith.
Main Street
Notice to Public
To all those wishing to have their dear relatives
resting places improved before Decoration Day by
reinforced cement walls around the graves, I will be
at the cemetery every day from now to May 29, do
ing this class of work. All information will be frei.
Yours truly,
FRANK DUPRAT
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THERE is a difference be
tween fresh canned goods
and old stock. Only the newest is
best having that delicate natural flavor
of the fruit or vegetables. Knowing this, we buy only from
factories which can their goods immediately after they are
picked or grown factories which are known to work under
conditions ol perfect cleanliness.
You may rely absolutely on our poods. -We
keep a large variety rather than an ex
tensive stock constant renewal being
our policy. Xert time you use our canned '
goods note the fresh, natural taste the
character of them alL
The best Stock on the market
PEACHES
PEARS
APRICOTS
PINEAPPLE
RASPBERRIES
STRAWBERRIES
Gray Bros. Grocery Go.
Qualify Grccers
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
Ijuirrio r Today's Caw.
The batteries for today's game bo.
!let-n Pendleton an La Grande arc:
i Rusttmeyer and Wilson for Prnilli
ton. Mountain and White for La
, Granle. Mountain Is the pitcher re
cently rt It-aeJ by Jess Garrett.
i
, Rupt Go to Port land.
I Mrs. A. Ruppe. who has been e
! rioc j- i'l f.r the ast seven t(li
ni ntr tlauzhter. Miss nrni.
came , n to curt while the quiet ex-'
c:trr:irnt s bt its height.
trr.pl.kinj.r.i Iletker was rretty
eak in the wrists when be took the
s ".an.! and related how he. had been
Insult.! and thwacked with the urn-,
brei:.-. Quacker.bos did net translate
the iru'.ts, but informed the court
i (hit in thuir.b an 1 digit discourse, the.
j Unruae was pretty fierce. !
Then ULs .u'.liu took the stand
i ar.d talked so fast that Quackenbo
j couldn't get her. He told the magis
trate she was having fit of manual
hysterics. He made swimming mo-'
tions at the witness, wig-wagging .or
her to become calm. There was a
great stillness in the court and at;
j the same time a great tumn'.t.
I All the deaf mute were talking at
1 f,-rn- , , v! f 7rnke! i-r.ee and becoming purple in the face
lo.s?,Whi,B .0d1 F:" - 't. M1S, Su!!,Vn ta-kel herself
J 'r PUB here swo..B and was carried into an
rrsa&.v remain f.r .
jvars Mrs. Iiun-e. np-n the a-ivi-e
ft her physU Uns. w ii: at or.ee tr.:,r
; JU Vincent hospital for ireatmer.t.
i Mr. Ru;p will remain here for a
! week or ten days, having been cai:-l
, to do Jury duty before the federal
court h:ch convenes here Mondav.
Ishtrr Ron lxwn by Auto.
Henry Bryant has his
clothes on yesterday and wanted
mix with everybody on the street un-i
i &r.t room. Prousht out again, she
talked here'f int- another swoon
: nd came out of Xo. I quite limp.
Thrn it as drawn from her that
: Hecker had made unpleasant left
, handed remarks to her and "that she
; was entirely Justified in swinging at
! him w ith her umbrella. j
I "I guess this Is all we can stand:
for one day." adjudged the court. .
fighting , mnnnir.k his hrosr. T"aw dismlsivd.'
t" I tha Ita cljnt f.irtiins filtfk.1 nnt
of the courtroom there was a wire-
... v .sul un i. met ivear- riot in the corridors until the
Ml V ktfmn A . b-W W s mm m
7 -T . y u n ne ewJ mammoth Sergeant Quackenbos In
discretion is the better part of va!r
I and showed his heels. Convinced the
man was more of a sprinter than he
the chief procured an auto and gave
pursuit down Alta street, finally over
taking fugitive and placing him un
der arrest- H was Jailed and this
morning was sentenced to five days
in the bastile.
terver.ed and waved them apart.
SIIK CAXT GET OFFICE.
BCT IS TO HAVE SALARY
Treasurer Eight Times.
Mis Edna Jacobs
1 Marion. O. The widow of the late
j Dr. Calvin Pancoast Galley, four i
I lime democratic mayor and blind!
j party leader for a decade, will receive !
the salary of township treasurer, al-!
! though the law denied to her the right !
no was re-1
e'e ted as treasurer of the Rebekah to succeed by appointment to that
assembly at the Session just held ffl. which had been held for many
here, but whose name through a ty-;rs " her husband,
pographical error, was omitted frm J The township trustees wanted to
the list of officers-elect, has tn 1 appoint Mrs. Galley, but Prosecuting
jhonored trough being elected eight ' Attorney Charles U. Justice said the
j times ia succession. Miss Jacobs is 'aw ii rt i-rovide for a woman
j a resident of Corvallis and was a i holding the office.
j member of one of the largest ard t EJLon L. Push, a banker, was ap-
mst popular delegations at the meet- pointed to fill out Ir. Galley's term,
leg. which will esj ire January 1. 1J1J.
i He asreed to perform the duties of
T0 Attend Important Meeting. I the offic- and turn over the salary to
j Ir. C. J. Smith left this afternoon Mrs. Galley,
f 'r Portland to attend a meeting of i
j the commission recently appointed by !
'Governor West to investigate the!
lly Vl i.winr me siaie . Mercer. M i Like ancient Rome,
university and the agricultural eol-! ,aved the quacking of geese. Mrs.
lege. The commission will look into i Jn!u Barber of near Mercer, owes her
the various problem confronting the Ufe to the meiri.? of & nt Mrs.
two schools and strive to make rec- Farcers house was on Tire when she
omroendations that will be of service mai awkn. th r tv.
to the state. W. K. Newell of Gaston cat an-1 M m h;r nghtclothes. Mrs.
I s chairman of the committee. Parber lives alone and the building
j ' I was entirely consumed before she
j Afraid and IKrw-4; Wants Divorce. ! could summon assistance from neigh
j Because he is afraid that his wife. I boring farmers,
j Marie, will poison him and then
.committ suicide and because, as he j yoM x AXD CAM ER
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IN n(aj
j1 s i'S
We have thnn in every iumpiuiiMe iaje ami btyle for men
ami yniinr nu n priees to suit any pur
Saturday Special
Silk Sox for Gentlemen
(Vine in black, tan ami .-late. Positively pure silk. As an
extra speeial for Satunlay, they are to cx at
25c a Pair
Everything in Men's Wear for less al the
Uorkingmcns Clothing Co
See lanre window display.
lain and WeLb Streets
friends of both parties, talked, loud
and menacingly. The man's wife
aboard ship, seeing the rumpus and
the roiice, fainted.
During tne excitement Harry Ras
covar. who had a five pound box of
candy under his arm. was jostied and
the sweets were scattered on the pier.
It was fifteen minutes before the po
lice and pier officials had brought
about calm. Then the woman who
began it all refused to give her name
or prefer charges and everybody went
awav.
CATS CALL SAVES 1.1111.
alleges in his complaint, they were
illegally we-i. becaus she permits hi
hens to lay eggs on his bed. because
she if untidy and slovenly in her a?
pearance and filthy in her cooking,
because she has an insatiable appe
tite for lager be-er. because she talks
scanda'ously about him to the neigh
bors, because she frequently tells
him that she does not love him and
calls him stingy, because she permits
her daughter by a previous marri
age to associate with bad women and
in general, because she persists in
annoying and harassing him and mak-
j ing life unbearable. Simon Dear
j dorff of Athena is suing for a divorce.
ne a.ieges icai ce ana nis w::e were
marriel here in Pendleton a year
ago last April at which time the de
fendant had not been divorce I long I
CAUSE RIOT OX DOCK
Xew T"rk. A riot as the result of
frantic efforts by a woman to take
a photograph, occurred on the Kron
prinzessin Cecille's pier, Roboken.
Just as the liner was leaving. Hun
dreds lined the pier waving good by
to friends on the ship. Suddenly from
the back of the crowd a woman with
a camera forced her way forward. A
man waving to his wife aboard the
ship was in front of her. She de
manded his place so she could take
a picture. The man gallantly refus
ed. Words were exchanged and the
woman became hysterical and faint
ed. A man friend of the woman said
something about an officer and
sounded a police whistle. A baggage
enough from a former husband to'-nran ran nP- also blew thistle and
make their marriare lestsL Peterson lne H P-i;ce began to arrive,
and Win and G. IL Bishop are his . The unconscious wowsn was carried
" attortevs.
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IS YOUR HOME
FIREPROOF?
Does it eontain valuable papers, locked in desks, draw
era or trunks !
Do you realize the lo?s that a fire would inflict upon
you? ...
For a small sura you can rent a Safety Deposit Box in
tbe fire and burjrlar proof vaults of this bank and insure
vourself against loss by fire that may occur at any time.
Call and inspect our safety deposit boxes.
Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon1.
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
to a truck and revived.
thereupon !
mm
YcM to be Impartial.
l I'- Anseles. May Zt. Attorney-
j Gen Wet-biassed through Los An-
ge'e? t.2ay enroate o - San Dieo'
j where he will investigate the activities
; of the L W. W.. un ier direction of
iGoverner Johnson. Webli sail he!
jwwulj investigate tH-th sides of the;
! contr.jkery and his work will fc ab-1
j s-lute!y iini-artiaL I
GIVES HIS BEimi TO ELDERLY
WOMAX: LAWYER GETS
w Haven. Corn. Ernest MT.
Marlow. a young Xew Tork lawyer.
Pullman t an elderly woman on a'
train ttween New York and Rich-'
mond. several years ago. will receive!
nearly a hundred thousani dollars'
for his kindness. The elderlv woman. I
i' Mrs. Helen Marsh of this city. made,
him her residuary legatee, and the '
I appraisal of thetate. just fild here.'
speci:ies tse amount which he w ill
get as eS.10. i
IIOT FIXGER TALK BLTWEEX
' MCTES STIRS COCRTOOm'
New Tork. There
was a silent
commotion of an extraordinary char
acter before Magistrate Krotel in Cen
ter street court -when Henry J. Heck
er, a deaf mute pressman, appeared
aa complainant against Miss Nora Sul
livan, a young woman of 19. also a
deaf mute. Hecker charged Miss
Sullivan grossly Insulted him. on the
street, flinging a broadside of slan
derous epithets at him from the tips
of her fingers and then banging him
on the head with an umbrella.
The young woman, who ia short
and plump and high strung, appear
ed In court In answer to a summons
obtained by Hecker. She waa accom
panied by a doaen frieads. ail deaf
mutea Hecker had about the same
number of friends with him and the
two factions made tbe air Jump with
the hot remarks they tossed at each
other In the sign
There was no deaf mute interpre
ter la court when the case was call
ed and Magistrate Krotel was at a
lose to understand the multitude of
high sign that were snapped at him.
Hecker vainly talked himself into a
state of manual palsy and court at
tendants were sent currying every
where for an Interpreter. Finally Po
lice Sergeant Quackcnboa. who Is six
feet tail and build ke a hack, was
reached at police headquarters and
Your Watch
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Does not want to be
MERELY AX ORXAMEXT
Let us fix you out with a
watch that can be depended
upon. The kind that will
Ketrp time and look weH.
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
One instance where extremes please-
HIGHEST QUALITY
LOWEST PRICES
Get your groceries here and you will get the best, yet save many
cents in a few days time.
If its Fruits or Vegetables
you are looking for. you will find them here just aa soon as they
appear on the market. Ask us what we' have new tomorrow morn
ing. CLARK'S GROCERY
Phone Main 174 612 Main Street
Mo Yc:r Glolhss
LAST LOXGER
LOOK BETTER
Our modern methods and expert
help, enable us to guarantee you satis
factory work, promptness and charg
es that are most reasonable. Phone
for the wagon and let ss demonstrate
that we mean what we say.
Pcndhlon Djq Works
Phone Main lit.
IMlt
"DAD AND MOTHER"
listen it's nearing the end of school days
for your boy or yonr girl. There is a fine
sentiment in marking the event with a gift
Search every store in this town and you will
find nothing that combines as much sentiment,
service and sense as a $15.00 Elgin watch.
Four different sizes plain, engraved and
engine turned cases.
. ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
The Jeweler