East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 21, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LY. K:lr "Kfi0rAy, ?kxt)UsToatlorkgont, mqxdav, September 21. 1914. PAOK FIVE 1111 Smart New Fall Suits Women's ' and ' ' Hisses' '.new Fall Coats, in smart mixtures, cheviots, zibo lines, broadcloth, chinchil la and other favored ma terials. Plain colors, checks, stripes, plaids, etc. in a prcat variety of col orings. Xew belted mod els, also many with 6t.ylish flaro skirt effect Trim minps of plush,' velvets, caracul, etc. All sizes in these Coats. .An extensive fchouiiig loth for outing and dress wear. The materials in clude thone most in de mand rip;ht now the great variety of models offers splendid choosing. Select your new Fall or Winter Coat from this extraordi nary display now. f spi B Bargain basement doted until after the Round-Up "Pleased to Show You" poured PEBSeiUL MENTION m LOCALS b Advertising in Brief RATES Per line first tnatrtioa 10c l'r tin, additional Insertion. . . .5c Per lloa, per month II 00 Na local takro (or-lcaa than -Ac Count ordinary word to I0. Locals will Dot be takro OTr tha 'pbooa and remittance mutt accoav psny ordar. For Ml Large hotel range and 90 CaL water tank. I. C. Snyder. Wanted Paatlura for' team of horses. Address 'T' thli office. For rent Furnished housekeeping 'rooms. 101 S Main W. M. TlnJle. Wanted Experienced girl or wo man for general housework. Phone 1 New National cash register for sale. A bargain. Inquire Vogue Millinery. For sale Modern five room cot tage with one Improved lot. on north aide of river. Address -B" this office. We carry a full Line of FRESH FRUITS, FRESH VEGETABLES, STAPLE AND ' FANCY GROCERIES, RELISHES, ASSORTED CAKES, Etc. Which with our CASH PRICES, PROMPT DELIVERIES (6 Daily). EXCELLENT PHONE SERVICE, AND GUARANTY OF SATISFACTION, A Make it a daily pleasure as well ns a largo monthly sav ing to trade with us. Tho Spocialty Gash Grocory Phone 476 628 Main St. Sati$faction Guaranteed Wanted Good, clean rags at th .Cast Oregonlan office. Daphne Circle will meet Monday evening In regular session at Moose Hall. Call at 0l Main street to sell your second hand stoves and furniture Phone 24. Wanted Children to keep during nound-up. Mrs. Coffee, 611 West Webb. Wanted Girl for general house work. Apply 408 Water atreet or phone 1. For rent Good gentle saddle horses for ladles. Call Telephone Stables. Phone It. To Rent Two furnished rooms, high school students preferred. Phone S6W or Inquire 200 Thompson. For sale 160 acres good land on Birch creek. Will take residence In Pendleton as part pay. E. T. Wade. For Sale 100 head good young stock cattle. Prices reasonable. Call or write. R. B. McEwen, Atnena. Oregon. Old papers for sale; tied In bun Ilea. Good for starting fires, etc. lie a bundle or two bundles for lie. rhls office. For sale Two modem cottages lo cated on east Court . street, seven blocks from Main atreet Inquire ol Walters mllL For sale Modern seven room house and seven lota, with barn, close to school. I2S0O takes It all. inquire or address "A" this office. For sale cheap Rlrdseye maple bedroom suite, complete In good con dition, with 118.00 mattress. Phone 76V or address "B" this office. Complete restaurant for sale cheap, good location, fine place for right party. On account of poor health cannot run It Inquire Cllne Hotel or at the bank, Umatilla, Ore. For sale Fine house and garage on the north hill. Just the place for ome rancher. Inquire of Bentley & Lefflngwell, or write care P. O. Box 472. Bananas for sale cheap In car near Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage plant on Main atreet. This is our third car having already aold two cars here. Give us a call. For sale Good five-room house with bath; good barn and two lota, north aide, one block from Main street bridge. Cheap If taken at once. 108 Madison street For sale State Hotel, 60x100 feet corner Webb and Cottonwood streets, Pendleton. Paying 11 SO a month rent Price 115,000. H. O. Stars weather, Mllwaukle, Oregon. "Mutt" takes tha big loads and "Jeff shows tha speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable Furniture van Jnd storage warehouse Office 847 Main street Phone IS9 See Lester St Miller tor reliable cleaning, pressing and remodeling of men's and women's clothes. Quick service. "Model Cleaners, 114 E Webb street Phone 821. L. E. Stuart of Uklah is in the city. Ami n. Thomson was up from Echo Saturday. W. E. Ray of WeKton wan a visitor here yesterday. A. L. Demarls came In Saturday from his home at Milton., - E. E. Littler is among the Hermls tonluns In the city today, P. O. Yates of Stanfleld Is among the visitors In the city today. O. E. Carnes of Pilot Rock spent the weekend in Pendleton. C. X. Mudge and L. L. Dunn of Echo were In the city Sunday, John Kilkenny of Heppner is among the out-of-town people in the city. Alex McKenzie, well known Camas Prairie Htockman is in the city to day. J. M. Scarborough, Hermlston mer chant Is transacting business in the city today. Glen Runhee arrived home this mor ning after attending the Grangeville and Walla Walla fairs. Norborne Berkeley spent Sunday in the mountain)) near Huron hunting grouxe and pheaitants. Clarence M. Bishop arrived home this morning from Portland where he had been on a brief business trip. Thomas Campbell of Hermlston, one of the Jurymen drawn for this term of court. Is at 'the Pendleton. T. It. Lawrence and B. R. Andrus of Uklah are in from the south end of the county for Round-up festivi ties. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rhodes of Stanfield were Sunday visitors in Pendleton. W. E. Jones of Milton was a week end vlnltor here. "Skeeter Bill" Robbins of Douglas Wyoming, and Marry Robbins of Cheyenne, two well known cowboys, are registered at the Bowman. Frank Carter, the buckaroo who won first place at Cheyenne in the 1914 bucking contest, is at the St George and will enter the Round-up contests. Major E. L. Swartzlander, superin tendent of the Umatilla reservation left tin 17 today' fr Portland to ap pear as a witness before the federal grand Jury. NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE T AT T STANDSTILL LAI MARKE J GRANT . SHU'S COUNTY STOCKMAN CATTLE TO OMAHA MARKET. Third Shipment of r - I F ALL AT DEPUTY SHERIFF GETS HIS MAN AS LATTER OPENS FIRE K.Y-CONVICT FAIXS BEFORE III IXET OF WALTER CAR SOX OF IIEPPNER. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 21. (Spe cial) Wheat is the same as on Sat urday. Bluestem $103; forty fold. 86c; club, 94c; red Russian, 0c; red fife, 90c CHICAGO, Sept. 21. (Special) Wheat closed slightly lower than the opening. At the close, September, 81 11 1-2, December, $1.13 1-2; Mav, 11.20 6-8. ' : m j Cattle to Omaha Illustrating the tendency on the part of cattlemen as well as sheepmen to ship their stock east because of the low prices offered iji the coast markets Is a five car shipment of fine beef cattle made from here to Omaha yesterday. The cattle belong to a Mr. Cummings and i were driven in from Mt. Vernon. This. Is by no means the first shipment east as a number of ble shipments were' made during the summer from eastern Washington and eastern Oregon. Just a few days ago some heavy shipment were made from Idaho, one shipment of 15 cars being reported. Market Still Inactive The local wheat market still continues inactive with the best quotation S5 cents for club. There is almost no selling be cause of the fact the terminals have been temporarily choked with frrain due to the Inadequate shipping facil ities. a Army Horse Sent East J. D. Huston, well known horsebuyer, to day shipped from Pendleton 85 head of saddle horses which are designed for army use. Mr. Huston declares Umatilla county has an unusually large number of good saddle horses. . " Buys Blooded Bucks Pat Madden, a sheepman from Lewiston. Idaho, has purchased 50 pure blood bucks from Dan P. Smythe. in popular black styles and fur trimmed 4 Ladies 50c Silk Hose, all colors at . . 35c $ 1 .75 Real French Kid Gloves, all colors at . $ 1 .45 One rack of $ 1 2.50 and $ 1 5.00 Coats on sale . $6.95 One rack of $20.00 and $25.00 Coats on. sale . $9.50 E.3 far 5 Look elsewhere if you will before you buy but be" sure, absolutely sure of looking here before buying elsewhere. FAMOUS SCULPTOR 'ARRIVES HERE TO STUDY INDIANS For Salo Cheap. Good team of horses, weight about 1200 pounds each. Address "X" thli office. Warning. . All vehicles are warned against speeding. The speed limit Is It miles an hour and 10 miles on the turns of Intersection of streets. All parties violating this ordinance will be arrested and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. (Signed.) POLICE COMMITTEE, and ' JOHN KEARNEY, Chief. . (Adv.) . HEPPNER. Sept 21 Deputy sher iff Canon of Morrow county and mar shal of lone shot and Instantly killed Charles Earheart, aged 46, an ex- convict from the Oregon penitentiary, In front of the Palace Hotel when the latter pulled a gun on the officer and cried: "Tour game's up; ram going to pet you." Earheart, who had been drinking, shot twice wide of his mark, and be fore he could turn a third barrel, Cason quick as a flash, drew his re volver and, with one shot In the breast Earheart fell dead. Earheart often had threatened the i:fe of Cnson, ho, as marshal of lone, arrested him the night of July 3. 1908. for "shutting up the town." At that time Earheart Injured sev eral persons, and for hla escapade served five years In the Salem Insti tution. He formerly was a saloon keeper at lone. Here he has been doing nothing, but of late had been drinking heavily. Earheart had no family. Want Oregon Stock TUnch. Offer 470 acre Walla Walla county wheat farm or 240 acre Palouse farm as part payment both well Improved. Lock Box 4, Pullman, Wash. Adv. Notice, All stores are requested to load their detlvery wagons and any other wagons In rear of store. By order of JOHN KEARNET. (Adv.) Chief of Police Honse to Rent? Why look for a house to rentt See Cox and Lonergan and' let them fig ure on bunding for' you on easj terms. Let your rent buy a home for you. Choice residence sites, all mod ern Improvements. Telephones S and 601. Adv. PIMHTOIt, OF NEW YORK, WILL ALSO ENJOY SEEING AN NUAL ROUND-CP. IPSE . Better Goods for Less Money IVohlenberg Dep't Store Visit our premium department and always ask for Fidelity Blue Trading Stamps. ifmuiuniiiiiiniflmmniiimmnii ft I Speed Boat Races On. . CHICAGO, Sept 16. All was in readiness here for the opening of the speed boat races. All of the cracks in the country are here to take part In the events, which, begininng this afternoon, will continue for a week. For the purpose of studying the cowboys and Indians who gather here for the Round-up. A. Phlmister Proc tor, celebrated New York sculptor, arrived In Pendleton yesterday from Portland where he has been for some time. Not only will he attend the Round-up, but If he succeeds it finding suitable accommodations for himself and family, contemplates re maining here until spring to pursue his studies. Mr. Proctor Is perhaps the foremost sculptor of animals In America and he has won a great deal of renown by his bronxe work of cowboys and Indians. He won the grand prize at the Paris exposition with his statue of the Indian chieftain and his pony. He is the. author of "The Bison" on the bridge at Washington, D. c, of "Tha TlTa,-at tha Princeton li brary, of the colossal Pumas" at the entrance of Brooklyn Park and many other noted works. He spent the summer among the Sioux Indians. He Is very enthusias tic over the Round-up and finds his visit here already Inspirational. To-: day he is out in the cow and sheep j country with Dan P. Smythe and plans later to spend much time on the Umatilla reservation. Mr. Proctor is n guest of the Tendleton while here. Special Agent Wanted. Good opportunity for energetic man In Umatilla county and adjacent territory as special representative New York Life Insurance Co. Direct con- I tract, no general agent to share prof its. Largest regular Insurance com pany in the world. Send references as to character and ability, and address J. W. Day, Agency Director for Ore gon, 612 Board of Trade BIdg., Port land. Adv. I. O. O. P. All local and visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are requested to be present at an open meeting of Integ rity Lodge No. 92 on Wednesday ev ening, September 23rd, at L O. O. T. hall, to meet Judge Galloway, grand Master of Oregon, and Mrs, Galloway, past president of Rebekah Assembly. Adv. iiiiiiiiiiMiiiiriiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiif imiiifurr, OLJT That inJscrlble quality known as "chic" expresses the 5 VlllV. attracUon our new Fall and Winter Millinery has for E the particular woman. Clever little Turban models aadi E .6c """.a. Hnayes are aany appearing from the East. AI- ways something new. See oar S line of Five Dollar Turbans, H The Home of the Flsk Hat. s 'The store of Style and Service" j 2S8 Main St. E Tillllllllll!lilMIMiliiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiMmiiiimiiiiimM, rQSOQfiifi Pendleton, Walla Walla. Ranie and Bodwcfecv Bottled Beef Cool and Sparkling Beer on Draught. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 517 MAIN STREET BREDING. HAN SCW Ct MILLER The hevdey of youth Isn't in it with the payday of manhood. AMERICAN MERCHANT IN liOXPON ORDERS HIS MEN TO FIGHT FOR ENGLAND Muslo Studio to Open, Mr. Odessa D. Sterling, teacher of piano, Pendleton studio In the Bow man Apartment of E. L, Power. Fhone 233 W. Work begins October 3rd, 1914. Arrangements may be made now. Adv. House for Sale. If taken at once you can secure good modern five room house with Improved lot, on north side of river at a bargain. Close In; good view and In good condition. Cash only. Ad dress "B" this office Adv. . Warning. Automobiles are not allowed stand on Main street from R. tracks to Main street bridge Round-up grounds up Court . Thompson street. JOHN KEARNEY. (Adv.) Chief of Police Dnnce at Hnglo-Woottman Hall. There will be dancing at Eagle Woodman hall every night this week. Monday and Tuearay, commencing at 9 o'clock; on Wednesday and rest of week dancing will commence at 8 o'clock. One ticket good until 13 o'clock. Adv. Plenso others and yourself. you may please v H r - i giiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nniiini;iiiiniiuiniiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiHiniiHiiiiiiMHiiiiiiiniiiii;iMiinniiiiiHiiiMniiiiiiiiiii' ALL MY N LOW GEAE Harrl Gordon Selfrldge, formerly of Chicago and owner of London's "American" department store, has notified his heads of departments to Intimate to every man In his employ between the ases of twenty and thirty-five, unmarried, that they enlist Immediately or resign their positions. low gear without Will your automobile run all day on up hill, down hill, without stopping- overheating, without refiljing your radiator, your oiler or even adding more gasoline? IF IT'S A FRANKLIN IT WILL The Franklin is the simplest, most efficient automobile in the world. See the new Series 6-Six-Thirty touring car now on exhibition. Pendleton Auto Campany F.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii i miiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiMiiiiiHuuiiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiiiniiiHiiiiiiiiHi?.