FACE EIGIIT.
DAILY EAST QREQONIAy, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATUllDAV, JULY 13, 1012.
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Just Received Carload of
ECONOMY
FRUIT JARS
They come in three sizes
Pints, Quarts, Half Gallons
Now is the time to do your fruit canning and here is the
place to get your supplies priced right.
Standard Grocery Company, Inc.
Where AU Are Pleased
Frank O'Gara, President. Bernard O'Gara, Sec.-Treas.
A. L. Schaefer
JEWELER, and SILVERSMITH
First-class repairing and remodeling
of old Jewelry.
Expert, Watchmaking and Engraving.
726 MAIN STREET.
PHONE RED 3011.
THE SHELBURNE
NORTH BEACH
Completely remodeled. Modern Improvements, Including bath. En
larged capacity, beautiful dining room. Now one of the largest
hotels on North Beach. Shady porches and playgrounds for chil
dren. Croquet lawn. Rooms large, airy and sunny. We raise our
own poultry. Reasonable rates and special rates by the week for
families. Make reservations by mail or write.
Address, SeaviewjWosh., T. J. Hoare, Prop.
You Can Do Better
at the-
Golden Rule Store
Visit our busy store tonight
and learn of the great savings
to be obtained in every department.
2000 PAIR
of Drummers Sample Gloves on
ICS
at
HU
PENDLETON'S DRUMMERS SAMPLE STORE.
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
A I.ttllo Huh)- (ilil.
An eight pound baby girl was born
at C o'clock this morning to Mr. and
Mrs. K. H. Aldik-h ut their homo on
Muili.son street.
.Married at Pilot Rook.
William J. l.iruwn tnnl Miss Ella
Mulkey, both of Pilot Hock, ami who
have several friends in Pemlleton,
were married this afternoon in thu
former town by Rev. Millies.
Iirns In Fine C'heriies.
James II. Bryant of Riverside
brought u generous box of Ring cher
ries to the East Oregonian office this
morning ajul needless to say they were
enjoyed by the office force. The cher
rles are of exceptionally good taste
and slee and a fine example of Uma
tilla's unsurpassed reputation tor
raising good things.
Throe Marriage Licenses.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Mrs. Augusta
Motile of this city and Oliver P. Mor
ton of Portland. Others were Issued
today to William J. Brown and Allen
Mulkey, a Pilot Rock couple, and to
Clifford Kinney and Grace Dlekerson,
both of this county.
Old Stage Driver Jailed.
Harry Wright, a pioneer stage driv
er of this county, was given a five
days sentence In jail this morning by
Acting Police Judge John Halley on
a charge of drunkenness. Wright
has been drinking so hard that the
judge believes a period of compulsory
abstinence would result beneficially
to him.
Small Wreck in City Limits.
A Northern Pacific freight engine
and an O.-W. R. & N. switch engine
met In collision this morning shortly
after 9 o'clock at the Intersection of
the two lines near the scouring mills.
The Northern Pacific engine came
off the worst in the encounter, suf
fering a broken cylinder and guides.
The little collision held up traffic for
about an hour. The responsibility
for the accident has not been deter
mined.
Boston Bloomers Win Game.
The Boston Bloomers, famous wo
man baseball team, defeated the Pen
dleton Bulldoggers, a pickup organ
ization, this afternoon on Round-up
Park by an eight to one score. With
the exception of the third "baseman,
shortstop and catcher, all of the
Bloomers were real females and their
playing was a revelation to the Bull
doggers. "Clara," the pitcher, had
fine curves, and held the locals to few
hits.
CHARGES MADE
AGAINST GOVERNOR
Augusta, Ga., July 13. Sensation
al charges of graft were made today
against Governor Cole Blease, South
Carolina by Detective Reed of the
Burns agency before an Investigating
committee of the South Carolina leg
islature holding sessions here. The
charge was made that in one case at
least, Blease receive $2000 for exe
cutive action In pardoning a convict.
convention for their particular can
didate. The Kosa supporters did more
advi'rtislng than uny other boomers
and the Underwood workers were ac
tive in convention ami outside con
tinuously, arguing that the outh has
not had u candidate since the Civil
War and In Justice should bo recog
nized now that they had a leapablo
man."
Both of the Pendletonlnns are on-tluisia.-tlc
in their eulogy of 'The
I'eeilees Leader" declaring that he
earned title to that name ut the con
vention as he never had before. It
was wonderful, they say, the manner
in which ho f until w the Clark-Murphy
combination ami encompassed Its
del eat. When he introduced his fa
mous liyan-Helmoiit-Murphy resolu
tion, they declare the delegates und
audience gas-ped 'with amazement at
the audacity ami boldness of the man.
li lcnates from Virginia and New
York hissed him, shook their fists
und cursed him maliciously they say,
but through it all he retained his
calmness. Finally, even the most bit
ter enemies saw the full Import of
the resolution and they were forced
to vote for It.
Both Judge Maloney and Mr.
Blukely declare their positive belief
that at no time was Bryan working
for his own nomination, declaring
that his whole course of action was
calculated to prevent any stampede
ror Himself. "All Bryan wanted."
said Judge Maloney, "was that the
dtmocratic party should prove Itself
a progressive party. He was present
at the republican convention and he
went to Baltimore determined that
his party should not be controlled toy
the interests whose power wnc so evi
dent in Chicago. lie saw what the
most of us would not see, that these
same Interests had their tentacles al
ready on the democratic convention
and he did what no one else could
have done, when he forced loose the
grasp which they had secured."
Xi) Demand for Roosevelt.
While In Chicago, Mr. Blukely and
Judge Maloney attended the repub
lican convention and from a close
view of the workings of the steam rol
ler, declare that Roosevelt was cler
ly robbed. However, they say, since
the nomination of Wilson, the third
party boom has lost its force In the
oast. "Roosevelt men by the hun
dreds are declaring for Wilson," they
say. "These men recognize that Wil
son Ls a true progressive and declare
that Roosevelt has a chance to prove
that he stands for the progressive
principles more than he does for his
own advancement by endorsing the
democratic nominee."
The two men have been besieged
by thelc. friends here since their re
turn and many are the interesting
stories they tell of the two conven
tions. Judge Maloney Is so hoarse
from cheering during the Wilson
demonstration that his voice is unnatural.
STORK LEFT FOUR BABIES.
Mother Weighs But 90 Pounds; In
. fants Tip Scales at 15 1-2.
CRACK MILITARY GUARDS
TO VISIT IX OREGON
San Francisco, July 13. The Cle
veland Guards, Ohio's smartest mil
itary organization 200 strong, arrived
here today, for a three days visit.
From here they will go to Oregon.
Nominations Confirmed.
Washington, July 13. The senate
this afternoon confirmed the nomina
tion of Phillip J. Hickey. Jr., as
postmaster at Seward, Alaska, and
also confirmed the nomination of Wil
liam Marshall Bullitt to be solicitor
general of the United States.
GOVERNOR WILSON
TO SWEEP COUNTRY
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tion tout that he thought, with the
switching of the New York delegation,
he would swing the other Harmon
votes and those for Underwood and
lesser candidates. But he miscalcu
lated. Those Underwood delegates,
and those for Foss and Baldwin
never gave up hope until the last that
there would be a deadlock which
would result In the .stampeding of the
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Optoma trist
Eyes examined, glasses fitted, lenses
duplicated, frames and mountings
repaired
With Han scorn, The Jeweler
Pendleton
Plymouth, Mass. Mrs. Dergelina
Fuertada, aged 28 years and weighing
only 90 pounds, gave birth In four
children a boy and three girls. The
boy died soon after, but the girls are
getting along well.
The children varied In weight, the
boy weighing 5 pounds and the girls
4 1-2, 3 1-2 and 2 1-2 pounds In
weight. Including the quartet Mrs.
Fuertado has given birth to five chil
dren In less than a year, the first
child having born last September.
PAID TAXES ON NOTHING.
Kansasan Han Been Assessed 20 Years
on Land That Doesn't Exist.
Hutchinson. Kan. "That Is what I
call hard luck," S. S. Ott of Topeka
told the county oficials here when he
discovered that a tract of land on
which he had paid taxes for twenty
six years did not exist.
Mr. Ott came here to take a look
at the land, which was supposed to
be four miles southeast of Hutchin
son. There is about two and a half
acres in the tract or, rather, was
and Mr. Ott came here to protest
against an Increase In valuation of
$134.
When Mr. Ott drove out to the land
he found only the waters of the Ar
kansas river. Apparently the river
had eaten away every foot of the land
as well as a part of adjoining land.
. GETS FORTUNE, NOT A CELL.
Woman Vajrrant About to Iks Sen
tenced Told She Is Heiress,
Milwaukee. Charged with vagran
cy and about to receive sentence In
municipal court here, Hrs. Courtenay
of New Orleans, La., was notified that
she had-been made heir to $10,000
and an Interest in three plantations
in Louisiana.
Through her attorney the charge
was dismissed by the court at once
and Mrs. Weatherby started for New
Orleans to claim the legacy.
The sudden turn of fortune came
as a climax to her marrying several
years ago against her father's wishes,
according to Mrs. Weatherby, who re
cently lost her position as nurse In
the National Soldiers' Home here.
75 PAIRS
of those shoes left
They are regular $3.50 and $4.00 sellers ar.d they will
go while they last for only
..'$1.25 Pair
A snap you can't afford to pass by..
IVorkingmons Clothing Co
ODD LAW POINT IS RAISED.
Olympla, Wash. That the laws
provide that the widow and children
of a murdered man have a right of
action against the murderer for mon
ey damages is admitted, -but the su
preme court was asked to determine
whether or not the suicide of the
murdered does not bar recovery
against hU estate. The widow and
eight children of the late John R.
Rlnker 'brought the suit against the
estate of Otis N. Weedin, who mur.
dered Rlnker March 30, 1011, and
then killed himself.
THE OFFICE
A. SCHNEITER. Prop,
PENDLETON, ORE
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE
Phone Main 299
711 Main Street
MONEY TO LOAN
Insurance, real estate for sale and houses to rent
Other Property of Every Description.
Money to Loan on City ana County Realty.
MARK MOORHOUSE CO.
Phone Main 83.
117 EL Court Street
IS YOUR HOME
FIPxEPROOF?
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Do you realize the loss that a fire would inflict upon
you ?
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Call and inspect our safety deposit boxes.
Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
What Shall We Have
for Dinner?
WHEN THIS PROBLEM CONFRONTS YOU FOR DINNER OR
ANY OTHER MEAL, THE QUESTION WILL BE IMMEDIATELY
ANSWERED BY CALLING AND LOOKING OVER THE HUN
DREDS OF SEASONABLE DELICACIES WE ARE OFFERING AT
VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
Everything in Summer Lunch Goods.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily.
If you enn't call, then use the phone. Wo guarantee to satisfy.
CLARK'S GROCERY
Phone Main 1 74 612 Main Street
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WEEK
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WESTERN
TRI-STATE
LEAGUE
La Grande has strengthened up and the tans will see clean, fast and close games every day.
Ladies' Day Friday all ladies free on this one day.
ROUND-UP PARK GAMES CALLED AT 3:30