East Oregonian : E.O., October 21, 1913, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST OREOOyiAN, PEXPLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, Of'-TOHER 21, 1013.
EIGIIT PAGES.
Just Tell Central
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When placing your GROCERY ORDi. R to
morrow morning. There is an absolute assur
ance of quality and service, when you trade at
the store "where all are pleased."
STANDARD GROCERY GO.
Frank O'Gara
Court and Johnson Sts.
newsy notes
of Pendleton
! Two Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk today to 'Edgar Parrln
and Belva Grace Lester und to Iiu-ruu-e
Ptnkerton and limine Cray.
Catholic Horn-fit Tonlylit.
The gentlemen of St. Mary's parish j
will give a benefit tonight at the ree
t.-ry for the new church
fund.
(et I.hv-nsos t Weil.
Robert A. Knight ana Martha A
Tell, a Kreewater couple, and Abra-1
ham V. H. Mimun of (tardena and I
. Hazel S. MeMole of this county have!
building ' 8tcured lic enses to wed in Walla Wal-
1U. i
ImiUDVins Homo,
1. p. HK'ks, of 621 Maple street is
making some improvements to his
home. He is building an addition and
otherwise bettering the place.
Hn .lik.son Street Ilonto.
A. V. Kugg has moved Into his new
residence at the corner of jacKson
and Garfield streets. The house has
just been completed and makes one
of the best houses on the street.
Wedded in IVntllet'M) ; Asks Divorce.
Merle l.oyd, who was married to
Claude Ixd in this city. Sept. 5, 1905.
has started a suit for divorce in the
Walla Walla superior court, alleging
that her husband is now a convict
at McNeil's island.
JIM LEE RESTAURANT
"Good Eats"
All Kinds of Meals!
624 Cottonwood Street
Tcxlav Kilisoii Tay.
Today is known throughout the el
! ectrical world as "Edison Pay" for on
; October 21, 1ST9. Just 34 years ago,
Thomas A. Edison, the great wizaru,
invented the incadescent lamp which
U in universal use today.
Ynrtlnuistor Return Home.
! O. J. "Pur' McKee. popular yard
master of the O.-W. 11. & X., arrived
i home last evening from a visit in Wel-
lington, Kansas, at t!ie home of his
wife's parents. His wife and baby
i si n Mopped off at La Grande tr a
short visit before coming on home,
i "Pat.i Jr." was born at Wellington.
GREAT BARGAIN
1200 acres. 175 bottom
land, and 100 set to alfalfa,
balance ready to seoJ, and
Tme irrifration ditches and
plenty of water. The hill
land is nearly all tillable,
and has produced nearly 100
bushels of barley to the acre.
There is two jrood houses, and
barns, orchards, and is in
1 1-2 miles to town and de
pot You can buy this fine
farm for $32.50 per acre
and on oasv terms.
E. T. WADE
Pendleton. Ore,
Just Arrived
A fresh shipment of
Whitman's
Gondii
Direct from the makers
at Philadelphia. Qual
ity and freshness of
each package guaran
teed by us.
Tallman r Co.
Exclusive Agents
.Joint Tmlcl Injured.
John Todd, well know local cattle
man, was kicked by a horse yesterday
A.,," bad been seriously hurt. However.
countv wi l get a three day vacation ry is said to have been light
rom stud, thU week due to the in-' f n he Is now recovered. He was
IT. ... "7. whieh will onen,badl- lnJured a year or two ago by
- - ... 1 1 1 ' 1 r ) 17 V lf V nit rw n h..iin
school ills- ..v. u.
here tomorrow. W hen
mUses this afternoon. It will not re
sume again until next Monday.
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Nice Fresh
Kraut
i Just received a barrel of the best
!5c
Knights Choice Dill Pickles, quart..
5 Knights riioi.-e Sour Pickles, quart..
-E Knights Clinic- Sweet Pickles, quart...
f Knights Choice Olives, quart
"u They are all fine and fresh and we will fill
Hi yvu want.
any
SOf
25
.35
size order
ItalcHviiis lletuni to Pendleton.
Johnny and Tillle Baldwin. Round
up trick riders, arrived in Pendleton
this morning from Davenport. Wash
ington where they had been exhibit
ing. They had three horses and a
steer with them and brought them
back in a special car.
Returns to Pendleton.
E O Draper, who formerly con
ducted the local business college and j
who has been similarly engaged in
Moscow, Idaho, for the past year, mis
returned to Pendleton to accept the
position of bookkeeper at the Taylor
Hardware store.
Accused of larceny.
Accusea or navlng stolen some
i clothing and cartridges from a trap
per named Lavin, William Hart was
this morning bound over by Justice
, Parkes to the grand Jury and Is held
pending his failure to provide $100
bail. Hart is said to have been be
friended by Lavin and to have learned
of the fact the latter had some pur
chases at the Empire rooming house
He went to the lodging house and
took the property. He was arrested
by the police.
W.
all
Athena Hunters lteturn.
A hunting party, consisting of Ho
mer I. Watt, Faye Le Grow,
Fereuson and Sam Pembrun,
Athena, have returned from a five
weeks hunt in Montana. They had
fine success in bagging big game but
encountered a great deal of snow and
cold weather while gone.
A Fine Catch of Tnmt.
In the windows of the La Dow hard
ware store today Is as fine a catch of
trout as has been exhibited this sea
son. It consists of. five specimens all
aiound 20 inches In length caught by
Ira Brown yesterday at Xolln. He
states they come up out of the gov
ernment reservoir which Is full of
Just such specimens.
Realty Transfers.
John Duffy and wife to Frank S.
Curl, tract of land described as lots
3 and 4. and the e. 1-2 of the sw. 1-4.
sec. 8. twp. 3. X. R. 35; Mallnda E.
Morris to Ada L. Colcord Xichols. lot
6, block 2. Ireland's addition to Mil
ton; Charles W. Van Derahe and wife
to Mary L. Van Derahe for 11500. 160
acres lying in sec. 8, twp. 4. X. R. 37.
iBoynton's Grocery
2 W. L. Boynton, Prop.
j 612 Main Street
Phone 174
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..Dale Rothwell,.
State Regis- e5ZCS6
tered Optician,!
Glasses fitted br j
the latest and
most scientific methods.
Lenses Duplicated
Four Collection Suit.
1-our suits for the collection of
money were filed in the circuit court
today. J. D. Mayers has sued R. K.
Wiles for 1173.60 alleged to be duo on
a note to plaintiff and for 120 said to
be due on a note to F. B. Kister. the
account having been assigned. S. E.
Van Vactor and W. M. Peterson are
the attorneys In the case. Peter Nor
quist sues S. S. Bassett for 1406.50
and the Umatilla Sorage Co. sues the
same man for 166 said to be due for
merchandise. In this case Hinkle and
Warner represent the plaintiffs.
Thomas Kerr has brought suit through
S. A. Newberry to collect 1322 said to
be due for building a hall at Nolin for
the Ladies Club of Nolln. Martha
Kimball, Mrs. J. It. Hendricks and
Mrs. R. S. Austin, trustees of the club
are made defendants.
FLEET TO GATHER
AT TIE 1915
We Grind Our Cwn Lenses
Kryptok Invisible Bifocals a
Specialty. With
Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler
P. O.'Bldtf. Pendleton
"THE DUNBARS
MALE QUARTET and BELL RINGERS
Second Attraction of the City Lyceum Course
PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL Auditorium
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23rd
Commencing at 8 o'Clock
FOIl TEN' VKAKS AMERICA'S FOREMOST CONCERT COM PA XV AX ORGANI
SATION OF INTERXATIOXAL REPUTATION TILE ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND
IN THE WORLD.
The IhinUrs wore the first to conceive the hk-a of a singing quartet, which amid also
perform ujton instruments, and when they entered tho field with a comhination of QUARTET,
JJELLS, TRIO, 'CELLIST, TENOR SOLOIST, BASS SOLOIST and IMPERSONA
TOR, each feature a strong one, and all in four men, a new era was estahlihhed in lycoum en
tertainment ami a new standard set which other quartets immediately set out to attain.
Admission:
Adults 75c;
Children 35c
WASHINGTON', Oct. 20. Anchored
in Hampton Roads early in 1915 will
be the greatest International fleet ever
gathered In American waters, assem
bled In answer to the Invitation of the
United States government to cele
brate the completion of the Panama
canal by making a voyage to the Pa
cific through the new waterway.
Some of the nations with great navies
may be represented by squadrons of
four or , more warships; others by
only one or two. and some of the
countries practically without navies
Including vessels of the first class will
be represented only In the personnel
of their legations ana commissions to
the Panama-Pacific exposition.
The president wlt go to Hampton
Roads to review tho assembled fleets
as they start on their voyage to San
Francisco.
The international rreet probably
will be under command of an Amer
ican, in all likelihood Vice Admiral
Cameron Mcit. Winalow. for it is ex
I ected that congresa. which authoriz
ed tho assembly, will make provision
for this new grade rather than have
the American cornmanaer outranked
bv some foreign naval officer.
The ceremonies at Hampton Roads
and the time required for a visit to
Washington bv the firelgn visitors
will consume about a week or ten
days, and then, headed by the Ameri
can fleet, probably with the super
dreadnaught New York at the right
of the column, the great armada will
make its way southward for Colon.
It Is estimated that about four days
will be required to pass the fleet
through the locks and canal, and
about twice that length of time will
suffice to replenish the coal bunkers
and oil tanks of the ships before they
resume their cruise, this tlmo steam
ing northward for San Francisco. Al
together It Is planned to make the
complete voyage from Hampton
Roads to the Golden Gate In 12 days,
which will Include a stop of a day or
two ut some convenient harbor or
roadsteJ on the Pacific coast prob
ably Magdabma Hay, for additional
fuel and supplies.
LAND OFFICE
Real Estate Exchange
C E. Roosevelt. E. O. Bldg.
Pendleton, Oregon
Selling Agent
for
IRVINGTON
HEIGHTS
Our New York Buyer Just Closed a Deal for
4000 LADIES' FALL
Jisbflg, luHs and life
All this season's very
latest models and fab
rics. These garments
were purchased at just
1 -3 less than their real
value and you are the
one that will receive
the benefit of this large
purchase.
One proportion of
these garments arrived
yesterday by express
and are here for your
inspection.
Better values than
ever at the
Golden Rule
When You Think of a Suit or Coat
at $9.90, don't let the price decide quality for when
you do you are the looser
This line of Suits and Coats arrange in Price at
$9.90, $12.50, ?14.75, $16.50. $17.50, $19.50, $22.50
If you had thought of paying $12.". 00 for your
Suit or (W, just bring $16.50 to the Golden
Utile and wo will duplicate it for quality and
st vie.
4000 garments may seem to you a little large
hut not to tho Golden llule, for when we divide
them among 4S stores it only makes each store
alout 40 suite and 40 coats.
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Busy Stores
GOLDEN RULE
We Lead
Others Follow
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
VENICE. Cal., Oct. 21 Mayor
Holbrook. Tom Pryor and Professor
C. T. Work, members of the Venice
Straw Hat club, were each fined $5.
They forgot the club's rule which en
forces the wearing of straw hats every
Sumlay throughout the winter.
HOME. Oct 21. While posing for
the "movies" here, Adrlana Casta
magna. an actress, was badly clawed
by a leopard. j
PORTLAND, Oct. 21. Members
of the Reformed Presbyterian church
have adopted resolutions urging the
city school board to reconsider tho .
recent notion barring tne Bible from
the schools.
PORTLAND, Oct. 21. In readiness
for Its campaign In Europe to secure
substantial farmers to come to Ore
gon, to make their homes, the Oregon
State Immigration Commldslon has Is
sued two books for distribution In
Qermuny.
PORTLAND, Oct. 21 "If there
was a competent meat Inspector ap
pointed In this city, we would be able
to find today 20 tons of meat for sale
which are unfit for human consump
tion," wan the startling statement
made by Dr Mack, a prominent vet
erinarian, appearing before the bud
get committee of the city council.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 21. Owing to
the latest Zeppelin balloon disaster,
Belgium cancelled the year's military
dirigible flights and dropped negotia
tions for the purchase of a new Zep
pelin. LONDON, Oct. 21. The stage led
so frequently to the peerage, the
Earl of Carrlck turned things around
and took the peerage onto tho stage.
It was not poverty which drove the
earl to the boards. He has stipulated
that his salary which was sioo to
equal that of stars like Harry Lauder,
should go to charity.
SHICAGO, Oct. 21. W. R. Russell,
a fake clairvoyant, has confessed
that he amasHcd $500,000 by paying
for police protection.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21. Return
ing to a casho where a large quan
tity of dynamite has boen discover
ed. Frank Nelson, former convict and
alleged dynamiter, was arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21 With
$40, Joe Quong, aged six, snppeu
a way from home and went to Oak
land, where he entertained his com
panions lavishly. New clothes, a
buggy ride, candy and street car
tides dissipated his "rolf before ho
wan picked op by the police.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Oct. 21.
Hurled from a motorcycle at 60 miles
an hour near here, Paul Anderson
struck his head against a sheep's
forehead and was killed.
Sonv women never settle down un
til after the earth Is sodded abov
them.
Modern Dentists
Dr. TIkm. O. Olinwrt, .Manager.
TAYLOR HARDWARE BLDG.
Pendleton, Ore.
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Rag
M Now
Our stock of Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods for Fall and Winter is com
plete. Men's and Young Men's Suits pric
ed at $6.45, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00,
$12.50, $15, $18.50, $20 and $22.50
In Overcoats we are showing cheviots with
shawl collars, meltons, kerseys and other fab
rics at 6.50, 7.50,8.50, 10.00, 12.50 and $15.
Here's the goods you'll want
New all wool mackinaw coats 4.50. New
heavy all wo.ol stag shirts 4.50. New wool
shirts, union made, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00 and 2.50.
New rubber boots, rubber shoes and rubbers.
Hats, Furnishing Goods and Shoes.
1UGMENS
Opposite St. George Hotel The Handy Place to Buy