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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1914)
t ETOTTT PAGES DAILY FAST OTtEfiOXIAN". PENDLETON". OREGON, THI'RSPAV. OCTOllKK i:.. 1!H4. YSTY. EIGHT IT'S VERY PLEASANT TO SERVE oM ou-t.-mcrs of this grocery. Tl.ry an; always so satisfied with what tlicy had last time. We would lite you to become an old customer by being a new one today. We are buxo our grocery service will -lease you. PHONE 96 STANDARD GROCERY CO. and Johnson Where all are Pleased Court Sta. Newsy Notes of Pendleton whitman Hirnuxs T. H. TO AXXAMAS (T.l'll lire thief iet Vacation. Fire Chief Cliff liellinger wm last evening granted a vacation of two eek by the city council. He ill ient it on his ranch in the vicinity ct Cabbage H:IL HiU KVKe SoM. George Hl'.l hu oM hla residence on Perklna avenue to Sam Jenkins, manager of The Hub Store. The deal as consummated today through the agency of Charles E. Heard, InipruitHnt IlomU IhmhxI. At the regular meeting of the coun cil lat evening, improvement bonds were ordered Issued in the amount of the unpaid as'Sfments in the I Thompson street and Matlock street districts. The Thomson street bonds will amount to $5021.15 and the Matlock street bonds to $374.80. The final estimates of the cost of tu Johnson street pavement were ac cepted. The total con is $5737.!. Muh Keep Street CVn. The police committee and street commissioner have been Instructed by the council to clean up that part of Vincent street between the court hou.se and the Pendleton flouring mills snJ the marshal Tiaj been In structed to see that It Is kept clean. Hay Case Winding I'p. The case of Bowman vs. Dowers and Gibon for the recovery or money alleged to be due for hay purchased is being wound up t"du in the circuit court. utuilW: lull Work. Drafting a Specialty. GUY R. O'KELVtNY.C.E. ;i:nvL enginetkixg. Purveying ar.d Mapping. Hydraulics, Irrigation, Estimates Furr.ii-hed. Hasemer.t American National Bank Pldg. TenJUton Abstract Office. riione :s: w. ElKST TIME OX THE MARKET. 1000 acre, 1 30 set to aUalfa. two good houses, two barns, and two fine orchards, concrete dam and ditches, water runs the jear round. Fchool house and church on premises. In order to make a quick sale the price has been put down to $32.50 per acre, half cash, long time at S rT cent on balance. E. T. WADE. Pendleton, Or. ' liurslar U Itound Over. George Francico. tne ourgiar I covered under a bed in the La Fon Itain home Tuesday night and cap- : - - 1 tured. was yesterday afternoon uounu over to the grand Jury nnder i.ao bond by Justice of the Peace Joe H. Tarkea. Two Marriage IJiviim-s. A marriage licence was Issued to day to Henry Steele Miller and K"se Ceisel. both of this city. The latter being under IS. it was necessary for her mother. Mrs. l.ra Sonchez. to give her permission A license was Issued yesterday afternoon to John R. Barnes and Ina T. Btemgren. a Weston couple. Stolen Aut Ittvmrretl. Sheriff T. P. Taylor was today no tified that the Paine 3 auto recently stolen at Spokane has been found in Los Angeles p.nd the thief nrrr-sted. Civil Scrvicr Eva me. Theodore F. Wheelock one of the l.K-al postal employees, Is today con- ...... :..: .-.-i AviniinaHnr.i In th. ct, nail for the positions of com- The stolen auto passed through Ten puter In the nauticaj and almanac j ri.nrtmont of the government anii i ,,- lTMn schools. Twoias gone u T J. ill r ii in schools. men are taking the examinations, one I dleton and the driver passed a bad check on the Pendleton Auto Co. and before the officers were, the commission of either in each branch. deed. r y 1 o The ORPHEUM Sunday and Monday Fifth Installment Entitled, "The Trey 0' Hearts The Sunset Tide ll.i-o an. Lor friends again collide with Judith -and her party on Smninrler's Iland. There is further .ur--.;i:, cap ture and e-ajv. J.-c- aiid Alan are left to drown but are r.-M-iicd 1'V Ilarcus. To Meet Chamberlain. Will M. Peterson, chairman of the Umatilla county democatic central- V. S who Senator George E. Chamberlain i will reach Pendleton tomorrow- Will Co to Portland. A. J. McAllister. rtt'triet command er o: the ;unisn-AtnerU'.in wr vet eran, is contemrl.itine a trin to committee, left this morning to meet. Por....n. fomor,0,v trt take tin matters r.AFin!n . i a ...i-Si'.i I s ' ti Iii.n I I cimn of veterans a meetins of those morning to spend the day in the coiin- j e.ie;li0 tnP ntier evenir.tr hain? de ty. Mr. Peterson will also attend to. ter3..:n0il tne ntiment for It. ltgal business In the Union county, seat while there. WoiiM Start Weaving I'actory. . f Ross Wilcox of San Francisco Is Rertintins; Hotel Fendleton. , here today with a proposition to to- Painters are at work repainting the, cate a weaving factory In the city, new Hotel Pendleton. The orlg!nai He is discussing the situation with a contractor Jumped his contract when' rumber of business men and. If con It was about half finished and the uitior.s are favorable, declares his wholesale company who signed his company will jut in a plant for the bond is completing the Job. The ex-1 manufacture of sweaters, socks anu ter'.or Is being given a new coat of i tther articles of wearing apparel. white and the interior varnisaings; are being gone over. I ' Xew Officer Appointed. I M. L. Pallinger was yesterday ap i pointed by Chief of Police John Kear- : r.ey to fill the position on the police j yc ' force made vacant bv the resignation i ' . . . .1 ' I-leU.lh j l4 uolili i.ura tiii . ...... i was accepted by the council last eve ning. The new officer was formerly i a member of the paid fire department i j but resigned at the beginning of har I vest to do farm work. ,rfew very Article in the House Goes This store was bought with the purpose of selling out the merchandise and to discon tinue the store and we are rapidly accomp lishing this end. Goods will be sold retail or in wholesale lots. Any one contemplating going into business can buy the entire stock and fixtures. Everything to wear for men and boys. Mothers can positively save dollars by fitting out their boys here Here are a Few Illustrations of the Prices We are Quoting MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Chnnli IroHTty Tran-fcrrrtl. The deed conveying the oi l South Methcdlst church building on West Welb street to G. K. Parker and W. I G. F.ovel was fi!-d today. !t was t sisnel ty the trus:-s of the church.1 Gurdane. Eicir P. Averiil. K. I-n, Claude Price ami Walter O'Harra. The consideration was 15'". Messrs. Parker and . Hovel will use it fora garage. i j AiiMTii au i;oa lis I.oalon. j LOXU' N".i ct. 13. The KtV. Kpka de Warr. a neprew of Paul Kruger. pni at one tzme ecretary of Mate for the Transvaal and a General in the Uoer army, arrived in London after two months" detention in West phallia. Mr. Lh? Warr Is a resident of th Boer colon'.y at Hohenward. Tenn. and is an American citizen, but he was held by the Germans as a British sub ject because he did not have his nat uralization papers with him. He ap lealed to the American Kni.asy in r.e:l;n und js released. Col. P.oosovflt ns he lo rapping District Attorney ked when Charles S. Whitman, republican candidate for governor, most vigorously In the opening speech of the propressive campaign. Whitman, when he heard Col. Roosevelt's statements denied them all point blank. The former president's accusation "The brand of Tammany is on his forehead and It does not help him to have the brand of Barnes placed over it." .osed of by Mr. Whitman words "I deny it." was in dls-the Mris 10 Suits an-1 Overcoat? mt to S3.93 Men's 1 ." Suit-; ui;'l Overcoats cut to.... S8.S3 Men's .'0 Suit: au-l Overcoat? cut to S12.G3 Suits mi l Overcoats cut to 1-1.33 Men's 25 YOUTHS' AND DOYS' SUITS 1A No. 1 Lt No. - 1m No. :. S1.93 S4.03 S3.93 ."Ac Heavy Cotton RibUJ Cut to. 7. Mixed Quality Cut to ?1..".0 Ur.i-"n Suits Cut to MEN'S AND DOTS' OYER; .V Value Cut to T.Tc Value Cut to $1.23 Value Cut to 31 30c 9S IIIRTS 34c 43c 79c Every article in the house including, Shoes, Hats, Sweaters, Trunks, Suit Cases and Blankets, all go in proportion. Mo Main and Court Sts Gal Former H. H. Wessel Store Pendlcton.Ore. PENDLETON HIGH PLAYS FIRST GAME ON SATURDAY rooniAi.n wakkioks wii.i. I.K.Wi: TOMOKIUIW TO JIIiKT V.IX. WAI.I.A. Ilai'din; tr.i.i- unions in Germany have ;j per c:it of all wage agree ments, in the ervplre. ASkl.I TO Ki t oNMDIilt HIS 1KIT.IN'AT10" J.. 'r-nvi'.i' W M 1 Temlleton high team leaves for Walla Wall.i tomorrow, for the first interscholastic game of tne season. fully determined to bring back the victory, or be brought back on their fhlelds, an the warriors of old. The team Is composed of Enill Sle hert. half; Harold l'.rock. full; Ernest Hoylen, quarter; Charley P.usscT, tackle; e.st Mlmms, end; Sheldon I'lrich. end; Itussel Wilbur, guard; Wilbur liadley,' tackle; Enoch Fried ly. guard; Ned Fowler, center; Paul Kerrick, half. Thp subs are I'aui Calison, center anil guard; Clarence I'.ean, guard, and Fred Itusscl, tackle One other man will be chosen this evening. ( oach Livingston expresses great raith In the ability of the boys to carry away the victory, declaring em phatlcally that "there Isn't a yellow streak In any man on the team. He also declared In assembly this morn in? that If such a thing should happen that Walla Walla should win It would be because they had a mighty good team to represent them, and not on account of lack of ginger, lack of hard work In careful training, or lack of knowledge of tfie game on the part of the Pendleton team. A good many rousing yells were offered In u&sembly under the lead ership of Tom Murphy, the newly ap Ih Inted yell leader. William F. McCoombs who has i been asked by governor lynn to re consider his declination of the di mo- i cratic state chairmanship o: .ri, i York. Since Mr. McCooxba cam- pa'vred I'res'idr.t Wilson to victory Covernor Clyr.n believes he can per form the sam service for him. Mr. McC.Kmb. e:;t:'.lr-d. In declining th" 'ff.-r of William I'h'irrh Oshorn's Job r.ii'd To.t ferve both b na tional nnd state chairman without J.-i.pardizinir th congressional or t.'t" ram; ai:.?. You can pay more for Men's Clothes, But you can't get more. That's why we want, you to come in and look over our values, study our method of doing business and you will read ily see how we can give you more for your money ilea's Grey Mixed Suits, you can nut ret tatter values at $12..r.O, $15, $18.50, $20 than we are offering every day at ?8.00, ?0.00, ?12.50, 914.75. Men's IJIiie Sorjre Suits, we would like to huvo you ooiiiparo thionc with any $20 rrri suit offered you clsowhcrc, our every day price 92.50 You idiniiM see the wonderful value in Ilue sere we p;ive you at... 9990 We otai have exceptional values in men's suit iiicliidinjr Miie serges at 91'175, 91G.50, 91S.50. Men's Mackinnws in plain coat or Nor folk ptvle. come in srrev or fancv Tdaid j.iiiced" at 93.08," 9 I.0S. 95.00 WE LEAD CTHEHS . . FOLLOW I! VOC CAN no BETTEn AT -"I.HIIIIJI.IJJI Dalo Rothvoll 1 OPTICIAN Classes Ground and Fitted ! Lemei Duplicated on S I Short Notice S With Hamcom THE Jeweler All work guaranteed f P.O. B'ld'. Pendleton E Id, Miss Mae Poulson Teacher of Vocal, Piano and Pipe Organ Graduate of Winona Con servatory of Music and pupil of Hugh Owns Mus. Bac. of Wales Studio 709 Garden Well and favorably known brands of shelf goods feature the extensive line carried by the DIAMOND W AMOSCAT COM AX DEL MONTE WADCO Fruits, Vegetables and all other necessities always to be found here. JOHN W. DYER, GROCERYMAN E. Alta Pt. Rent, Junt Taxes. Thone 63 East End Grocery Kansas Baptist Pastor "Lets Cat Out" of Prohibition Bag 'There are 110 JOINTS IX TOPEKA where intoxicating liimor N .old." i:i:v..i:oi!KnT gokdox, Topeka. To prove it he went out and lnuilit a ketr of Wr, two cases vf bottled U-er, a SUIT TASK FULL OF WHISKEV ad all ihe wine and gin UKrOl'M) CAUUV. (I'sld Alv., Tsx)yeri A Wnge Karners' League of Orrff.in, rrtlanl, Oregon.) ' The House of Comfort Your Pleasure Our Business jt " '- - 1 ' ' ; I t 1 . -. - r ,,- The House of Quality and .Paramount Pictures ml " Where The Fmouj Players PUy. TODAY... The Famous riayers Co. present to you lie yesio HI tarrin Jane Gre Staged in Washington, 1). C. nnd ihows many beautiful scenes in our HI National Capital. ' The play carrying the heart throli. . Praised by last night's audience. ' U TOMORROW Alice .Tovce in "The Mystery' of the Sleeping Death." Paul Parr Smith in "Squaring the Triangle." ; Geo. Ade's Fable, "The Samaritan Who Got Paralysis of tlie Iblpin- Hand." N