East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 21, 1913, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAOES. DAILY EAST OKEOOSIA'if, PENDLETON'. PRECOX. Tl'KSDA V. CH'TOV.VM 21. V.?.. PAGE FTVR ) Three WANTEDS Ladies That Can Do Fitting and Altering in Suit Department MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE Call Up Tonight Phone 127 Between 7 and 8 o'clock F. E. Livengood & Co. LOCALS by ex 130 W. Kor Hule Furniture. 218 S. Main. Chicken tamales ana chill at El liot's Wanted Good, clean rats at the Cant Oregonlan office. For rent Newly furnished rooms Apply 301 Aura street. Joe KM, Insurance, room S Ameri can National Dank tldg. For bottled sodas and beers, phone Paul Ilemmelgarn, 177. If you like a fragrant mild cigar, smoke Muriel Ask for It. ' If you like a fragrant cigar, smoke Muriel. All dealers carry It. If you like a mild cigar, smoke Muriel, carried by all dealers. Fresh oysters, any style and at all hours Hohbach's, Court street. Wanted Girl to do general house work, l'hone 113. Call 2?4 Main Wanted Price on car of apples Address Edward Olcott, Kedlodgo. Mont. Hot tamales and chile con came! served at nil hours at Hohbach's. Court street. For Sale Single buggy, good as new, cheap. Can be seen at Carney Bradley barn. Call 670. Wanted, to rent, four or five room modern house Add reus "F" this of fice. Wanted to rent, 6, or 7 rooi4 house. Inquire Schumann, Weasel store. For sale Furnlturo of seven room house ana house for rent. Apply 210 West Uluff. We have a lot of saw dust that we want to move at $100 per load. Ore (ton Lumber Yard. Desirable corner lot at a bargain. Suitable for two dwellings. 3 blocks from O.-W. K. & N. depot. Livermore & lllckers. Penland Bros, netr furniture van moves all you have In one load. Good warehouse storage; rates reasonable. Phone SJ or call Penland Bros., 147 Main street Strayed, from Struve farm, one two year old mouse colored mule, brand ed H. S. on left stiffle. Reward of fered for Information leading to Its recovery. Henry Struve. Phone 12F2. Ixist From my place, Havana Sta tion, seven Berkshire pigs, four bar rows and three sows, weighing from 200 to 300 lbs. aplcoe. Suitable re ward will be paid for Information leading to their recovery. Alfred Marquis, Adams Wanted Work In country pciieiRfd woman. Mrs. Mack, Webb. J. P. Walker. W. O. W. Clerk, has moved hi;; office from the Smlth Ciuwford building to Room 17 Judd tuildln?. According to a German official test r.i twork of telephone wires over a city tend to diminish the danger from lightning. BELL RINGERS TO IE IHE NEXT ATTRACTION I'lrsi Two XuinlXTS of Lyceum Course Set fr Tomorrow anil Thursday. Kdmund Vance Cooke, The Poet. DRUG CLERK PROVES RE IS CARPENTER TOO I.V Ri:MOiKi,i.vr; ins iiomi; SI'AKK TIMK I IK SAVKS IIIMSIXF AliOlT $1200. IX Gljnn Cannon, well known local drug" clerk, has proven that a man can bo a pharmacist and a house builder at one and the same time and make money by the process. He has ('one this by completely remodelling! his home on West Webb street by j merely working early ln the morn-! much ln the same manner that cream eries are now operated, with the cen tral distilling plants purchasing the product of the farmers' stills on the percentage of alcohol which It con tains, the same as milk is now sold on the percentage of butter fat which It carries. This will allow the farmers to convert what Is now an absolute loss Into a score of revenue, which while it will be small in single in- i stances. In the aggregnite will arn I ount to hundreds of millions of dol- hirs throughout the nation. The residue, after the distillation of I the alcohol, I am Informed makes the very highest grade of fertilizer, which will Increase the fertility of the soil. All in all, I consider my amendment to be the most valuable single item j In the entire tariff bill .and I say this' without vanity. I was agreeably dls- He ha been busy on the jD aPPolnte(1 ,n bein" abl ,0 "ecure Its last summer and has made an I'1"""'"?. a'"l lf bad not been that ing, late ln the evenrng ana on Sun days. since last Improvement which is worm at least wc h'"' a Hma" rni,J"rity necessary to 11500 to hia property, yet has cost I1'''"8 the tarlff bl11, and 1 had not Mm but about $300 hi eas-h 'i-n.-r. thoUBht "f adding It on as an amend fore he Is gainer about $1200 by "his i "1,'nt to that measure- 1 do not think work. I the u"l could have been passed. It During the last three or four'wa8 more a rnalter "f Kood Iuck on months the Cannon home ha u,. I m' l'art l"an anV evidence or states in process of reconstruction ua I manshlp or Industry. But, at any rate, durlmr th ordinarv , the result will be the same. ' ' J JL ,113 uaj, savo on Sundays, no workmen have been visible about the place. This is because Mr. Cannon did practically all the work himself. :;e constructed a concrete basement under his place, has added two additional rooms, al tered the bathroom, raised and renew ed the roof and made other changes innumerable about tne place.' When I he gets his work entirely finished he I -....,., -m ,,,..,v tf. i . o nuijt. it im ..... ., . .i i i ': li h ni?ar niir unmet No Hidden Values So--alle value ulien hidden It doubtful. The tulue Is visililir if It Is there. Don't buy an uncertainty. In tho Apervn you plainly see the aln. We uxr a 2-iri ' Rhaft whereas mo.st others will not exceed 1 1-2-in This .h.U cn 5 bearings. In only three other cars his the crank shaft than 3 bearings. The Apperson axle: drive measures 1 3-4 Inchm. Only a few exceed 1-in." There are many other Natures j'ist as kir. portant in which the Apperson exeells all other makes of autmu.t t -m. LIGHT WKIGIIT. Although all vital parts of the Apperson are heavh-r than on olhr cars yet its neat and simple construction together with the fact that the entire body, hood, fenders, are made of aluminum keep ic weight far below that of any other high powered car. We do not attempt to hide any of Un-fo Hdal value. If you will call at our show rooms we will show you many more tlsible lu. We do not even try to hide the fact that all our Apperson owners are "satisfied owners." I :'uk (! r iwi.h I nvr I i RESUMED IN COUNTY WlJ' ' - -k w. ft brought him wide recognition. He Is clear In thought forcible ln deliv ery, and fearless in expression. He Is in active sympathy with whatever tends to make the human family bet ter, and nfl his lectures brlstlo with uplifting ideas He never leaves an auilienco In doubt about his position, nor does he ever send an audience home without food for profound thought. A. H. Prlesr, pean Univer sity of Washington, Seattle. PERSONAL MEfJTIOfi as coiiage into a prepossess-1 lug and warmly built bungalow equip-1 ped in every way. j With the exception of a week's 1 work by a man who shingled the' house, Mr. Cannon has done all the! work on the place himself. During the summer days he vould work from 5 o'clock In the morning until time t. go to work in the Koeppen drug frlore where he is employed as pre scription ckrk. After quitting work In the ev.nin? he wonii! work aa long as daylight permitted. He has alw been utilizing Sunday. to good advantage. Hltrhway to Eastland First OU cl Koail CompleU-U Jast We.- of City. After a suspension daring the' warm, dry weather, operations have again commenced upon the Wild Horse road and Engineer C H. Mar tin has a crew of men now at work to complete the making of the maca dam thoroughfare from Pendleton to Eastland. The weather conditions 45 li. p. Touring Car SI7."0 45 li. . IioaiIst-r I"50 The.so prices are f. o. h. Pendleton for the car fully equipped. In cluding famous Gray & Davis Electric Starter and Ughts. Pendleton Auto Comp'y 812 Johnson Street Our Motto: "Satisfied Owners." hospital and Superintendent McXary of the hospital Is supplementing the work of the county by having this piece of highway oiled, making it the are good now for such work and Mr. i first road thus treated In eastern the western city limits to the branch! about completed and the road will be. opened to traffic In a few days. Tn new piece of road runs about fifty feet north of the present county roarfc past the hospital and will thus give the hospital more grounds In front ot Tomorrow evening Pendleton will see and hear Maynard Deo Daggy and on the following evening the lumbar Stale Quartet and Hell Ring ers will hold the boards. They are two of the highest classed attractions on the lyceum road and .though they I iiiiw rather too close together for' the nverage person, they will un doubtedly receive a' splendid patron age. They were so dated that thtfy could afford entertainment for the many teachers who will be here Our Ing the week for the county institute. Tho hell ringers need no introduc tion to Pendleton for they have been here on two previous occasions. To uppreeiate them a person does not need to be educated In music for they oppeal to all classes and yet no critic can well find fault with them. They ure just good, clean entertainers who know how to make on evening pass ail too quickly. Prof. Daggy has never appeared In Pendleton before but he Is vouched for by some of the very best author ities. He comes with a messago and at the same time with a promise of an evening that will be free from any tedtousness Here Is what some who have heard him have to say about him: Maynard Ic Daggy Is that rara avis, a natural orator. Give him a good audience at any time, ln any place, of any quality, and assign him any subject and Mr. Doggy's Hps op en and the words flow forth. Not merely words cither, for his mind Is to moulded, his Ideas so marshalled, his brain so schooled that I do not believe he could make an Illogical Bpeech If he tried. Kar rrom being puperflclal, his superb gift of speech springs from the deep fount of char acter, from honesty of purpose, lu cidity of examination, slncerolty of Edmund Vance Cook, Tho Poet. I. .. S. Madden of Weston spent last night in Pendleton. II. E. Kramer of Tendleton Is at the Annex. Oregon Journal. j William J. Mariner of Blalock Is! registered at the Bowman. I D. A. rinkerton of Athena Is tran sacting business in the city today. F. T. Wauptcr of Echo was up from the wcKt end of the county yesterday. H. II. Vincent of Walla Walla was over from the Garden City yesterday. Mrs. William Wilder of Echo was among the visitors in Pendleton yes. terday. L T TO Martin hopes to have the work com-I pleted within a few months. When I work was suspended last spring on ac i count of the weather conditions, the! macadam had been completed from) I the Wild Horse cut to Saxe station I &r.d the crew commenced last week la: Sax and will carry it on to East-j U.nd. The road that . was laid last year has stoud the travel well save in a few spots. During the summer, the county has : built a small stretch of macadam from Oretron. The oiling has been Just i the administration buildine SKXATOK LAXE IX I.ETTKIl SAYS IlK KXPECTS TO SEE MAXY XKW FACTORIES. That the denatured alcohol amend ment that was attached to the tariff Mil at the Instance of Senator Dane will prove a great blessing in the fu ture is the belief expressed by the k nator in a letter to Will T fefer. Dr. W. H. Lytic, state veterinarian. 1 ,,, f tnjH cjtv " Is back in Pendleton to spend several Just what you have Been waiting for Fresh 10 day CJood tliinps to oat that it will mnkc your mouth water to read alxnit A largo shipment just unpacked today. Diamond W. Mineo Moat, package 2 for 25 Nono Such Minco Meat, package. 2 for 25 Tea Garden Mineo Meat, glass jars 85 Fancy California Figs, packages 5 and 10V Fino Candied Figs, per pound . 25 Diamond W. Seeded liaising packages. 2 for 25 Diamond W. Cleaned Currants, packages .- 2 for 254 Diamond W. Fresh Honed Genuine Codfish, lb. pkg. 15 Diamond W. Fresh Honed Genuine Codfish, 2 lb. pkg. 25 Fresh Crop Walnuts just in, pound -.. 5 Come to this fast growing store and get a 2 1-2 to 5 per cent . cash discount on every purchase. Grig'gs Grocery Frank M. Griggs, Prop 209 E. Court Street , Phone 445 days. P. A. Mcrhee, manager of Bing ham Springs, Is down from the resort today. Clarence Bishop arrived this morn ing from Portland where he had been for a brief visit. Ben Swaggart, pioneer Lexington stockmun, is over from Morrow coun ty on a business visit. Leona Hurlrldge and Marguerite Tif fancy of La Grande were guests at the t. George last evening. Charlie Van Pelt, well known local Indian, is back from a several months visit on the Warm Springs reserva tion. William McKorkell of Weston, is here today en route home after a visit In the Nei Perce country and In Port land. Edgar Smith, state manager for the Equitable Life, Is here today, hav ing come up from Portland this morning. Henry W. Collins, local agent for the Halfour-Guthrie grain company, returned yesterday from a short visit In Portland. Clarence Pishop, manager of the Pendleton Woolen Mills, returned on the morning train from a brief visit In Portland. J. V. Tallman, local druggist and president of tho Commercial associa tion, has just returned from 10 days' visit In Portland. Col. J. H. Italey spent yesterday In Milton where he successfully defend ed A. O. Nelson, accused of refusing to surrender mortgaged property. Edgar W. Smith, manager of the Oregon agency of tho Equitable Life Assurance society, came up from Tortland on the early morning train. Mr. ond Mrs. T. J. Tweedy drove to Pilot Hock In their auto yesterday. Their trip was marred by five blow outs In rapid succession and Mr. Twee dy Is today placing an order for new tires. In his letter Senator Lane said: The bill has passed the senate and been signed by the president, so at this time the farmers are at perfect liberty to go ahead and make dena tured alcohol from the waste and sur plus products of their farms. In a few years I expect to see dena tured alcohol factories scattered all around through the farming country, Skin Soap FreeS Ah)lnl. ly free a ii rent rake of D. D. D. Skin Soap-, with the pim-hiise of a full siie bot tle ofU. I. I). I'rricription for Eciema for U ymtn the abindard fkill remedy. Kelief guar anteed from thin first bottle or your tnoner re funded. D. 1). D. Skin Snap, purest and bland est of Skin Soaiu, should ulwaya be osed in ronnertion with D. D. D. Prescription, the WKithiiiff. heal in lotion. We have made fast friends of ntore than one family by recommend ing these famous products and we want you to try them now on the special offer. This is im mediate. Yon must britis. this ad with you. Come todr. TA1J3IAX & COMPANY. Known For Its Strength Firs! National lank PENDLETON, OREGOH ESTABLISHED 1832- OLDEST AND LARGEST NATIONAL BANK IN THE STATE OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND RESOURCES $2,500,000.00 THE FKVST ATTRACTION OF THE CITY Lycii m Tomorrow (Uednesday) Evening, October al Pendleton High School Auditorium t UmlJIEIl INVITED TO 1UN F.-S"iutor May Seek Toga of m Kmvwwor In St-nate. CHICAGO. Oct 21. A petition asking ex-United States Senator Ivor Imer to be a candidate for the repub lican nomination for United States senator next spring fas circulated here. The petition was mailed to Chicago by the republican club of Galesburg, 111. The place for which Lorlmer wa asked to run Is the senatorshlp to be vacated at the expiration of the term of Senator Sherman, who was elected to fill the vacancy caused when the senate held that Lorlmer had not been properly elected. lxrtmer refused to comment on the petition. I A Grande Name CPrnmlsKloiiors. IJV GRANDE. Ore.. Oct. 21. La Grande elected her first set of com muwlonc.ro under the commission manager form of government as fol lows: Mac Wood, merchant, one-year term: J. A. Hussell. meat dealer, two' year term; John Gardner, locomotive engineer, three-year term. . . Mayeard Lee Daggy Department of Rhetoric and Oratory, University of Wash., Seattle - . A Lecture With a National Reputation Trofessor Maynnnl Loe Patsy i a lecturer ami educator of national reputation. He ii tho author of "Principles of Public Spoaking," a smmlanl and scholarly text. In the educa tional world ho is a representative of the best university culture and is tho embodiment of die modem spirit, which socks to utilize the results of study and research in a practical way. A a lecturer Professor Pastry has a vital message for every audience. His popular lectures pre sent tho highest ideals of education, life and jwlitios made to fit the every day need of every day men and women. With the trained ability of tho scholar, and the grace of the orator, he combines intense moral earnestness. His language is always choice, and his leeturcf classic in their fidelity to the most critical literary standard. Educational and Entertaining. Everybody Come. A 1 AJ 1i i .m i or .riamission; nauus ouc: niiaren l$c. t t