East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 28, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    TAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST QREGOXIAX' PEXDIETOS. OHTGOX. TUESDAY. 31 AY 23, 1312.
EIGIIT PAGES.
Reduce the High Cost of
Living : r
"ion pay too much" for coffee if you paj'43c per pound.
Schillings Best Coffee at
40c per WouM v
will suit yon better or you pet your money back and keep
the eoffee.
Try $1.00 worth under this guarantee. 1
Standard Grocery Company, Inc.
Where AU Are Pleased
Frank O'Gara, President. Bernard O'Gara, Sec-Treea.
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
H. G-:v.r rarJ;er f the Ter-
' tlmnsrs Hi Rcideucr.' ,
J. M. Hays, well known twer-ance
j man. has change! his residence Trom
' 101 Carried street, to 591 Pine.
Ytivorvo IV-in- Heard. - - "
, tng Qiivrre sun 01 luiit-y . i .i
ley U being presented 1 J.a4t.5e
Phelps this afternoon..
s.s"-. iti I-s i caMn along
thr trks a i;k at rx.i -NL"
tr the j-ardrcea. ts ba a star1
-jC-r. rrera: L&ys Nig be-t
-st- te rj:hr of to kittens. The!
jar Jin a Fj rootcy bx far her. I
t .'ri ii w is straw riAl the Uttle J
TiiH.ly cafortab!
. Ta!ir G:ltnre was a rr.ail to j
II J a y rat "ijrieg all the com. '
f-ns a:h SifTs" k'ttees. Worl went
:h?v--.a the ards Ct the hat had
Jwitd 15 orphan rat and nun; !
tiae ta wander.
Last tight It rtt scared a" meal j
w.-.h lire k-Ste. Be: today a tragedy i
I'll hj purred Is t! cat household, j
There m-3j he to far-crat. Xot enough j
A l- lat Uirt:e-1 Toaster chUd aa!
Mr. Knrrlo Improving.
113. VB. VUIl-e VI V . KlfTL. .
hwe right arm Was fractured twl
aeeks aga ahile she ma. aa,a$ LIFTER.
stovet is recovering rap:d'y frvia trut . .
injury.
Ad a t1ila;o WUe- Saw tlir ('rouses
v-t Ihionv Sail Hovlted.
t"fcks.- Kts!S feprsr.te 1 hr
P-;-er cil math of th
h (!-f f-!'.; i: Edwin A.
Commencement Suggestions
GUARANTEED TWENTY TEAK LADIES' AND GENTS' WATCHES
$10.00 AND UP.
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FOR LADIES'
Meashbags, Lockets, Chains. Crosses. Umbrellas and Toilet Articles.'
ron YOUNG MEN.
"Watches, Chains, Fobs, "Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons Tie Clasps and .
Fountain Pens. .-,,.'
CALL AND SEE US. -
A. L. SCHAEFER
Jeweler and Silversmith. Phone Red 2011.
! Ileal Estate Transaction.
i riw. is r-tr.j ir separate
j When iTr. PeiM wtz.1 on the wlt
cf Jind he t jid how afce had hap-
,ojrtJ to t a letter written to her
a arrt f-.r a puRg woman in Votmt
(sideratk.n of $:i(9.
Warries Inc -.
I Vs. Eldred and Clara Waffle
this city, who recently re'.um-J
America from a year's toar of Europe
are due to arrive 1 Pendleton neit
Thursday, accord ic to message re
ceived by relative here.
mean nothiner to svouLvitHout the
goods are desirable and possess qualityj
We st'll flothin auJ fiirni.sliin-rs for WeiJ'thatnll please
them and that they neo.1 not feel akamujlt) .WearM?fot our
priees wn THIS QUALITY of merchandi?"eVro the lowest in
town.
tt AD SEE Til fe tLATEST AKKiyALS 'XX'! .
lien's Oxfords Summer Underwear
;aae.a-r
Hen's Summer Shirts , - Xew Suit Cases
i
Hen's II'?iery
Hen's Hat?,
Mungmons Clothing Co
Tt Irriairc Lion.
Marriase licee were ioel thi
afternoon to Claude ilanon Hoddle
Bton of Wasco county, and Sliaa Vin
nie Ghormley of HtjIU. and t Her
man J. Schuenins and Freda Dara
Schnoor of this cl:y.
Extra Choice Young Veal
and Columbia River Salmon
Phone your order for a meat treat
REUELlBERi As an exlra inducement we
' - give S. & II.-Green Trading Stamps.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
' Alta Street at HaiiL .1 .1- . . PHONE AtAIX S3
CaUiolic Sucnal poslpontrd.
Owing to the icdeacent weather.
the social scheduled to be hell X-
night on the lawn of the Calh
church, has been indefinite'-y Fort
roned. accordirg to an announcement
made this menunj by- Rev. Father
Durgan.
Omens. Vkh who de&Ir4 t end
Mr. Pease kisses." .
It naid in the letter thAt she bad
r.t the kssse.- sil lira. PeaMt.
Then. to, the letter was marked a I!
over with croes to Indicate the kb
seKL I aaked Mr. Pesse who this .
man was. bet he said he didn't know
arythirg abott her. Later he aj
mi:ted that he knew herr but said he
wwjilla't haTe arsythias to'de with
her.- .' " .- . -,
nciiT noMAvs executiox.
Stmre Ctmiract for TraVim-.
Olson Sc Johnson, the Mjssou"-a frm
which has the contract fT the coa
stmction of the branch h;i:al i.ld
inirs. has Just been the contract
for constructing the tracking tfcrc-trt
the building which H be tsscd far
the transportation of food, laundry,
etc.. during the uiTftrett wards anJ
rooms. ' - ' -
Kopittke BoiUs Bansalow.
Vva-kroes are busy today smarting
-ork on the construction of a modern
six room bungalow for Henry Kcj-inke
VJwrderr- Ilopr , for Mercy While
Male mnner in Ctitm MH IMew
TJ-t jh. Harry ifascsoti. who
with Mrs Lena Ccsroano- Is sentenced
to d: rx tve fetftrtc ha-r for the mar.
5r of Mrs. C3aianaae's hosbwn4.
wis iroaght t th state : prison a'.
Charlec from Ptyicouth. -
Mrs. Cuccias. rcnuned in ,' the
P.ymooth ji. . If eh gos to the
electrio chair she kil be .the firal
woman ia Massachari3 to be electro
cuted. Mary orratititlons of women hare
en:erej rrotests against enforcing the
dea:h rcna::y in her case.
L-D DIES TO SA"E FATHER.
Mmoula, Mont Because he did not
wish to be a witness against his fath
er, who U under indictment on a
charge of burglary. Arthur Shellhorn,
11 years old. shot and killed himself.
Just before the arrival of a deputy
aherlfr with a subpoena, the boy lock
ed himself in a bedroom with his
five-year-old brother, and shot him
self through the head with a 2!-caIi-ber
revolTer. The little brother de
clared that Arthur snapped the re
volver twice before the cartridge ex
ploded 'o--f-?
MAr.XA LOA IS CLOUDS.
Hn-Huru
Wireless5 messages' from
the island of Hawaii report that the
summit 'of Mauna Loa Is hidden in
cloud, so that from the inhabited val
leys and beach it is impossible to tell
whether the volcano is in active erup
tion or not. When last visible It was
smoking. The earthquake that shook
Hawaii was not felt here, and the
fragmentary dispatches thus far re
ceived contain no particulars of dam
age done. Except for mall steamers
and trading schooners there is no
other avenue of communication.
JUDGING FROM RESULTS. .
"Have you ever placed yourself In
the hands of a beauty doctor. Mrs.
Muggworthr
"Why do you ask me that?"
"My husband tvants me to go to
one."
"Tes.1 I have been taking regular
treatments for one for the past year."
Tnen I think I'll not go. It seems
to he useless " Chicago Record-Herald.
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LUMBER NEEDED NOW
Cedar Posts '
Sidewalk ! Uumber
ii .. ,
I' ; ; -. . .' Carload 7 Just recelvad. We
f,JLr - j tiave them tarred or not. Just
Selling at prices that are right. as rou'ehoose. : ' .
Screen Doors and Window Screens
All sizes and prlce3. We also make them to order. ; . . .....
Cedar Chests, Absolutely Moth-Proof
We have them In a great variety of sizes and prices,
' ryr .
Pcnd let on Planing U and Lum-
IW Vdrr! J. A. BORIE LUIiBER CO.. Proprietcrs
UUI IGlU PHONE MAIN 7- -
Pim-M for Aiiators.
Eerlin. The Reichstag passed the
first and seconl reading of a pension
adjoining Mr. Kopittke's jrfceer.t home - r irs-urv aviArs which J-inii
at the corner of Cb and Webb J xcurring to them while
street. The bungalow is being erect- Jis-.r a tie sr lve! at casaalt
ed by Contract r T. F. Ee.ts and j fccarred y ti ne ef war. j M (j j j j
when completed is to be occupied by . ' ' ' ' " : ' " " ' w
the Kopittke family. The rstj
Kopitlke home wi I be rented. j
Two Marr Inaurs in Cw?ady.
Two more of the roane boys have:
been implicated in the stealing of
wool and Fheep from John Wynne,
McKay creek rancher. Traf;oa as "
weH as PVi and Bascum D-ane as'
found -guilty f the wool stealing
charge and tenUrncfed t- jay a fine of
7 each. Henry, a jtcer brother.
and iJa9cum are aoctael -of Flealing
two sheep and of solEng them to Co-,
lumbla Joe. an old Indian.' cxd they
are ..being held to the grand Jury nn-,
6er Ij'jO bonds. ,
iHiveleiiCs Adverti- Elks" tlrcu-i.
' ,Th ETks Circua which is t be pre
aerited here on Jn-e la wCl receive
;ifie advertir.?es . resuH of the
'Lrrirtfng of a cchy ai on the back of
C'.i' iped r.velojes which kal
bnslno&s m-rn w in nse in the cexi ,
; nror.lh. Arrangement was ma le be- ;
tween the Elks lodge and the Eist
Orfgonian whereby the printing w
dine without any ost to the xr.er-thar.ts.
Ten Extra" Green
Trading Stamps
Givem Witn
Eiach Hsw Prescription
Tow want - pwre - neilictaew.;
Correct work M right prices.
TRY THE
Pendlelon Drug Co.
-LX BUSUVESS FOR .YOUR
GOOD HEALTH."
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In Time oi Peace Pre-
pare for
War
MM J ;
.Tu?t recelrttl That line of DUSTERS the people have been
-waiting for aiwl greater values were never offered - before in
Pendleton.' ' r -,
i'hiMren's all linen, age C to U . ;' 91.08
Ladies anl men's linen dusters ". l.'lO
Indies' and men' linen dusters ' ' ;' ; 81.79
Ladies' and men's puaranteed all linen . ' S1.98
Indies' and men's guaranteed fine linen, wind shield ruff, just
the thinir. for auto use 82.98, 83.98
Idies? and men's heavv crash all linen Uisteri-.-i.l $3.98
a uneu misters,..-.-..--?
Golden RiileoSiore
WE LEAD, OTHERS JQU$?.ifi ;nsv.cH
-irMi:Standard inr. .
Railway of - the
Northwest
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"SERVICE TILVT SETS THE PACLVJ i '
North Coast Limited, Alantic Express
Daily through to Chicago from Pacific Coast, via. Minneapolis and
St. Paul. The North Coast Limited runs via. Milwaukee.
MissisdpjkiValley Licuted
Daily through to Kansas City and St Louis via. BiUings and "
C. B. & Q. Ry.
Compartment, Drawing Room and Tourtet Sleeping Cars. Dining
Cars with service that is famous.
j EXCURSION, TICKETS TO THE EAST : ; , ; i
Now on sale for numerous dates to September 31.
-, Stopover privileges and liberal time limits.
Annual Rose Festival. Portland. June 10-1S. ' -
Montamara Festo, Tacoma, June JO, July 4. ,
Grand Lodge., Order ,of Elks, , Portland. July -U. j ; )
Golden Potlatch Carnival, Seattle, July 15-J0: ' J iw 1 ' "
Mt. Baker Marathon, Bellingham, July 2J-25.
Tellowstone National Park. Seaaon Jun 15-Sept. 18. . ' , . ';
' ' ' j EXCURSION FARES. -'-
For tickets, berth reservations, etc, call on .-:.' rl , .
W. ADAMS, Agent, Pendleton, ore, '
A. D. CHARLTON, A. C. P. A, Portland, Ore,
northern - Pacific nailnay -
Direct and, Only Line to Gardiner Gateway. Official TeJlawstone
Park Entrance.
Urin1iT For . Elk Parade-.
Wfclkrr, wni kn:wn farmer
, 'L!gMcKay. t li brought dwwn
a fine iti:nen of a two year oil
buck which he will K-an to tie Elks
for the grand i-arade in Portland
, during the national convention. Mr.
: Walkt-r cij'tured the aninial when it
weighed but six poun ds anl raisd it
on his ranch. It is perfectly gentle.
. halter broken and has been bitched
up several lim:S. It will be kept cs
! Ul the parade by Fraak O'Gara anl
' may ultimately find a home in the
! Portland titv paik.
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FtinJta Firs-d He Al-.'
Harry J. Pcllitx, who represented
hiuiKlf its traveUag in lc Urrfts
ot a PTt.aTi l ia aortal fco-js.- and
who was arretted here on a charge of
forgery 1-M l kave I -era JiJ:t
ted at Ogdrn.' Utah, did a l-.t Of his
bogus work here also. He cashedja
check. lt Veil dollars at ace f the
local hottls and' the iheci ws re
turned this morning as X. G There
fore the hotel is out both the ten dl
lars and the board bill against Pol
lilx. .The accused man. it la said,
t&kes his arrest coolly and will go
back to Ogden without demanding
extradition iapers.
Wants Srrood Divorar froaa Mam.
Marr(d to Harry J. Collins in Eng
land in 18. divorced from him here
Pendleton ia October. 1M. and
carried 11 him again the fHwing
December. Belinda E. Collins is aw
trying to secure another divorce from
hiro. Her c-oroptalti was filed today
by Attorney Will M. Peterson and
In It she aUges thax fee three weeks
foi'.awing their ecot4 aaarriage the
defendant was sober, kirl and in
dustrious batfband. bat thereaXter re
aamed his o-l al4tL drirJong bard.
cursing Iter and accaaLag her ef deeds
of which she was InnoooX " Bsids
decre of dirore ahe asks for ITS
for the proaecutto- the sait. SIS a
month alimonr. the custody of their
two suinor childrea a4 aWoiate title
to their home in west Pendleton.
"CVT REARED A. RAT TO EAT.
MothrrnneM mt SU Loai FVt Was
" piTprted rartesasig roW.
Ltonis- How a soother cat fat
tened a rr rat for her jwrsonal
consumption is ronched for by Chaxls
Your Watch
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T'es rot want tO" . . ,
MEEELT. -VX. J3RXAMEXT '
Let os fix you oat with a
watch that can be depended
apa. The ktnd that will
Keep tine anl look . weO.
Wrh. Hahscdm
THE Jeweler.
Ma Yczr CIcifcss
LAST LOXCER ' '
LOOK BETTER
Oar modern methods and expert
help, enable ca to guarantee yoa satis
factory work, promptness and charg
es that are mast reasonable. Phone
tor the wagon and let as demonstrate
that we mean what ws say.
Pcsdlslon Djo Works
Phaa Main Iff. INtf B. AJta.
One instance, where extremes pleaser:
HIGHEST iaUALITYr9
v LOWEST PRICES -
. -Cet your groceries here and ypu will get the best, yet save many
cent ia a few days time.
)C 'ior I'Dfri) o0
If its Fruits or Vegetables a
you are looklcs for. .you will find them .here Just as soon as they,
appear on the market. Ask us what we have new tomorrow morn
ing. , . r., r- c r, t': - "
CLAIISCS GROCERY
Phone Main 1 74 "
612 Main Street
t,f,,, r-i .:t' i i i-.n; i-1 m.
My
atchmaker
Says:
1. i j ;'
.. . "Hardly a week goes by that soma middle
aged man doesn't hand me hU watch for .-. ,. (
" repairs, saying: . . .
" 'My parents gave, me, that watch do a ,
. - K00 jh on it I wouldn't part with it
: : for anything.' " : J " '' ' ' v' '
TF your boy or girl is leaving school
. this month it is the right time to give the : watch
that will fondly recall you in years to come. A dur- ,
able, lasting time piece is an Elgin $15.00 watch. ; .
" '- " ' , "-. . i l.;-:' -..r -.U !
I have higher priced El gins also.
Royal M;Sawtelle7? The jeweler