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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1915)
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Service Tlio Quality Oontrol Phone 33 Sanitation PE8II Mil regis- .Mot LOCALS Of Advertising in Brief BATES. Per Ho first Inaertloo 10e Par Ho, additional lDSrtloa....Dc For line, per month 1100 No local take for lea tbtl VbC Count 0 ordinary ajorda to Mae. Loral will Dot be takes over the 'pboo a ad remittance Boat eeeoo paoy order. For fuel fone five. Bull pup for ale. Phone I. Phono I. C Snyder, chimney aweep Violet dally, SOc bunch. Forshawa Whipple, piano tuner. Phono 226R. For aale Jewel ga range, 915 E. Ccurt. Phono 441. Wanted Roomer and boarder. 317 S. Main St. Faihlonable drcasmaklng. Apt 3. Opera House Apt. Phono SStM. WanteJ Good, clean rag at the Eaat Oregonlan office. Lodging house furnished, close In, fir rent. Inquire of J. B. Perry. Wanted to rent wheat ranch near Pendleton. Address T" this office. Fir room house for sal on north aide. Corner lot Improved. Address "W this offlco. Uklah Pilot Rock Auto Stage start May 1st. F. T. Chamberlain, proprietor. Wanted to do l.ouso cleaning of acy kind of work. Call J. W. Pierce. Pbonea IS! and 4. 1400 piano and other valuable prise to be given away absolutely free. Set adv. on another page. For aale Two modern cottages lo cated on oast Court street, seven blocks from Mtln street Inquire of Walters' mill. Old papers for aale; tied In bundles Oood for starting fires, etc. lOo a bundU. This offlco. It costs you nothing to try for the fiee piano to bo given away absolute ly free. Seo advertisement Cows! Cows! Cows! Thirty head fresh milch cows for sals- Enquire Or It man Bros. Salesman wanted To sell up to dt auto tiro repair outfit; exclusive territory. Call evenlnga between and 7. Room S. St. Elmo hotel. Wanted Girl to d general house work. 103 Lewis street Wanted Woman .o work on ranch. Inquire "T" this office. Wanted to rent piano. 327 Hazel Street Phone 240M. John Rosenberg, watchmaker and Jeweler. Court and Cottonwood. All work guaranteed. Watch tomorrow's paper for an nouncement of Judge of the big pi ano contest at John 8. Baker's Fur niture Store. Lost Sight or failing can usually b restored by proper fitting glasses. See Dale Rothwell, the exclusive op tlclnn. American National Bank Building. Several small farina on Umatilla river particularly adapted to hogs, dairy or poultry, 3750 cash, balance on or before 10 years. 7 1-2 per oent See Berkeley. "Mutt" takes the big load and "Jeff" shows the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse Office 147 Main street Phone 211. Lluck Minorca eggs for hatching, IS cgc. 32.00; 4S eggs, IS. 00; 100 eggs. 310.00. All Infertile egg re placed. L. Boyd, iOl E. Court, Pen i ir.n. The Alia House and Barn. Head quarter for farmer and stockmen. Call and see us. Stephenson A Eng Isr, proprietors. Phone 447. 701 Eaat Alta street The "Blue" section of the B. T. P. I', will give clam soup, fruit and gin gerbread for 15c. coffee 5c extra, ai th' Baptist parsonage this evening. beginning at ( o'clock. Everybody welcome. The Mutual Life Insurance 1W Sale Very reasonable. Modern 7-room h.use and 7 lots, abtut 10 blocks fum town 1 block frr.rn paved street. Suitable for chicken raising and gardening. In quire "Mrs. C. A.," this office. Adv. Don Prultt la up from Stanfleld to fiay on business. J. C. Walker of Athena! wa at the St. George last evening. J. L. Harrison of Baker Is tried at the Bowman Hotel. "O. W. Waters of Baker was a vis Iter In Pendleton yesterday. J. J. Foley of Walla Walla Is a guest of the Hotel Pendleton. II. O. Castetl of Pilot Itock wa a visitor in Pendleton laHt evening. I. W. Chupimin of Nye, Is in from the south end of the county today. L. C. Scharpf, cashier of the Pilot Rock bank, wa In Pendleton yester day. If. E. Bartholomew of Stanfleld, wa: at the St. George Wednesday cvinlng. Frank Sloan, Stanfleld sheepman and Irrigation! 1 a Pendleton vis itor today. James Hill, well known younj tut mer of Helix, was In from hi heme yesterday. Supt. I. E. Young wa among the Ode' Fellows at the convention In Weston yesterday. Rev. B. F. Harper of Milton has been here today for a missionary committee meeting. L. C. Lens of Spokane, owner of the Pendleton Flouring Mills, lb a guest of the Hotel Pendleton. Jack Watson of the Wohlenberg department store, was a passenger on train No. 18 from Portland last ev- i ening. Attorneys S. D. Peterson, J, H. E. Sc tt and Leslie Butler, all of Milton, ar- looking after cases In court hers toilay. A. N. Wright and family, who have been living on Walnut Street during thi winter have returned to tholr home near Nye. Any Mans Suit d?7 Hj in our store for 4 o JJ 1 fT7 MI? We realize what the people want is Merchandise Cheap That is why THE HUB eliminates "hot air" from its invitations for your trade and quotes you saving bargain prices instead. Read every item below and profit thereby. Watch tomorrow's paper - for an nouncement of Judge of the big pl ane contest at John S. Baker's Fur niture Store. Another Uljr Dane Saturday. There will be another big public dance In Moose hall this Saturday night. Latest rguslc by new Pendleton oichestra. New attractions to pl?ase you. All are Invited. Admission. 50 cents Adv. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the high school students, the lodges and different so defies for their sympathy and klnl nrss extended us; also for the beau tiful floral offering during our re cent bereavement In the Iocs of out beloved daughter, Vnnita. DR. AND MRS. J. A. BEST. (Adv.) Cooked 1khI Rale. A cooked food and home mad candy sale will be conducted tomor row at the Alexander Grocery store. Adv. SIXATORS SCAN lUXORDS OK WIISOVS APPOINTEES WASHINGTON. Feb. 26. Inquiry Into the qualifications of President Wilson's nominees for the new fed eral trade commission, was begun by a sub-committee of the senate inter- I state commerce committee. It li com-' planned to present a report to the puny of New Tork In 1914 paid to policyholder H9,033.S09.o. which exceeded the amount received directly from them by 310,612.(72.70 and ap portioned the sum of 316.939,320 1 fur dividend payable in 1916. Watch tomorrow' paper for an nouncement of Judge of the big pi ano content at John 8. Baker'a Fur niture Store. - For sale Standard Holt combine harvester. 20 foot cut Inch cyl inder and hitch, all In good shape. Price 31100 F. O. B. Condon, Oregon. Will consider approved note payable October 1, 1916. Also have all kind of farming Implenienta for sale cheap. Address W. I. Ebbert, Con don, Ore. full comlttee. n f V Kirpuvd Cod-Fresh Today to 30 Kippered Salmon-Fresh Today ..: - -. to 30 Frank furts Choice Xo. 1 Stock, dozen .1.:....;.......... :.. 25 Uolmops, Anchovies and Pickled Herring, in jars, each....- 20 Dried Teaches Special,. 12 pound ?1.00 Cooking Figsv-rlHack or white,-12 pounds ?1.00 Hound-up Flour fflok s..'.... r --' r; S175; Fre an Vegetable aily THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY Phone 476. Next Door to Quelle Cafe, 628 Main. Ex-PoKUiiaMr I Held. TILLAMOOK. Ore.. Feb. 25. C . F. Alexander, late postmaster of I Gorlnaldl. was placed under arrest ( bs Sheriff Crenshaw on instructions Irom the United States marshal's of I flee. Alexander was Indicted by the I federal grand Juiy, being short In h'a accounts when he relinquished the pnatofflce about three weeks ago. lie went to California to raise the money, but failed and returned. Alexander admits the shortage and ft.s that someone must have taken the money., He teys that his wife hd charge of the office most of tha Mme. while he devoted his time to flsl Ing. His bondsmen are ' J. J. McCormlck, hotelkeeper, and Mm. Ocoige Thelps, of Garibaldi. OKECiO.V PEOPLE WISH TO ASSIST HAKKY THAW WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. Seven hundred and twenty-five citizens of Albany, Ore., and vicinity have sign ed a petition asking Congressman Haw ley to secure legislation permit tins; Harry K. Thaw to return to his home In Pennsylvania. A large pro pcrtlon of the petitioners are women. IlecaUa Narrow Escape. WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Feb. 26. The pardoning of "Six-Shooter Char ley" Carnahan from the Oregon pen itentiary, recalls to the mind of Charles Campbell, of Walla Walla, a narrow escape .'from death at the har.ds of this one time notorious character. Campbell was present Im mediately after the blowing of the safe In the office of the Boulder crtek placer mine on Pine creek and endeavored to Interfere when Six Shcoter Charley fired a shot at Campbell, the bullet barely mtasin? him. Will Pave Many Streets. WALLA WALLA. Wash.. Feb. I. 1 present plans of the city commU siorers are carried out, over two miles of pavement will be laid on Wtlla Walla residence streets dur ing the coming season. Property owners living along these streets have already petitioned for the Improve ment This street pavement, add.d to the macadam roads to be built leading Into Walla Walla, will total an expenditure of nearly 3200,000. LATEST UP TO DATE LADIES' SHOES. 5 Ladies' patent leather, cravenette top, rerrular 5 $3.50 ehoes for ?2.85 Ladies' gun rnetal ehoe, Goodyear welt, rccu- ' lar $3.50 shoe for ?2.05 Ladies' viei kid shoes, button or lace, Goodyear 5 welts, something snappy, regular $4.00 shoe for 1 1111 $3.20 Ladies' patent button shoe?, regular $3.00 H shoe for $2.05 Infants' shoe?, all colors for 25? 5 Children's shoes for 60 1 MEN'S SHOES E Regular $3.00 shoes for $1.93 I Ilegular $3.50 to $1.00 shoes, button and lace 5 for $2.65 E Ilegular $5.00 to $5.50 shoes, button or lace E for . $3.65 to $3.95 E One lot of shoes for the whole family for $1.00 E Men's work shoes for $1.19, $1.60, $1.95 E Men's Plats while they last, all sizes and colors for x. $1.00 E Men's Shirts, with military collars, regular S $1.25 shirts for 65 Men's Work and Dress Su.-;penders 15 E Men s miiitdry collar shirts of fine material to E 1 Bold for 33 ; 3 for $1.00 S Men's Pants of good quality worth up to $2.25 ; all si.r-s for . ; $1.00 Picgtilar $4.00 to $5.00 Shoes for $2.63 1 Ladies' Shoes in black and tan, button and 5 lace, regular $3.00 to $1.00 shoe for $1.33 Ladies' Hose, regular 25c for 10 5 Children's Cotton Ribbed Hose. 5 and 104 Men's Heavy Work Shirts, regular 50c ShirU 5 for S8f 5 Men's black safeen Shirts for 45 5 Men's Khaki Pants with cuff bottom3. 05 Men's Khaki Jumpers to match. 95 5 Men's heavy full cut overalls for 69 H Men's heavyjumpers for 694 S I3oys' heavy blue bib overalls for 33 Men's good heavy corduroy pants for $1.45 5 MEX'S UNDERWEAR , Men's Heavy Ribbed Union Suits, closed crotch H regular $1.50 grade for 854 Good work shoes for men for $1.19 3 Button and Lace Shoes for bovs', black and 1 tan for " $1.00 5 ygpurJ OJ i The Big Drummer Samples' Store. niiiiiiiiiiiuMiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiw Joint School Rally Planned. j LEBANON. Ore.. Feb. 26. A Joint rural school rally will be held at Soda- Ivllle five miles south of here in which several schools will participate. A banket dinner wifl be served by the Patrons and contests between the dif ferent schools will be held for which prizes will be offered by the county school superintendent, for industrial work. School Superintendent Jack son and Supervisors Barker and Ren tier w 111 be present, and speakers from the O. A. C. and the l of O. will be heard. MRS. BIRDEX TO GIVE PHI7.E AT OTA)WEK SHOW Cut This Out Now. If you don't want It today, you may next week. Send this advertise ment and 5 centa to Foley A Co., Chi cago, 111., writing your name and ad dress clearly. You receive In return three trial packages Foley's Honey land Tar Compound for coughs, colds. croup and grippe: Foley Kidney Pills, for weak or disordered kidneys or bladder; Foley Cathartic Tablets, a pleasant, . wholesome and cleansing purgative, just the thing for winter's sluggish bowels and torpid liver. These well known standard remedies aold everywhere. Adv. pnfnmOnU Wetlir. Is Here, No cough or cold should be neg lected. Forty years' . use prove Fo ley's Honey and Tar a safe, , reliable remedy. It contains no opiates nor habit forming drugs, if you want a cough syrup that will really help you, you will take Foley's In prefer ! ence to any other. With a bottle of genuine Foley's In the house you are protected against colds, coughs, croup, sore throat, grippe and such sick ness. Sold everywhere.- Adt. t w I v i I sis -rr1 -'- Jlsw ' a. i (Continued from page two.) Mrs. F. S. Younger of Portland. formerly of this city. Is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Guy Wyrlck, hear this city. Mrs. Joe II. Parkes has returned from a brief visit In Portland. Mies Phyllis Parkes, who was stenograph er for Representatives Rltner and HJnkle at the legislature, arrived home yesterday also. About twenty-five ladles yesterd U afternoon were entertained at the heme of Mrs. Carl Power on Lewis street, Mrs. Power and Mrs. Charles Calavan being hostesses In honor of Mrs. C. M. Eager of Dayton and Miss Marie Snyder, daughter of the new Presbyterian minister. The aft ernoon was pleasantly spent in sew ing and Mrs. Power and MIm Sny der favored the guests with vocal numbers that were very much appre ciated. The following werethe guests of Mrs. Power and . Mis. Calavan: Mrs. Eager, Miss Snyder, Mrs. Ed mund Mable, Mrs. Clarence Finland, Mrs. Charles Norrls, Mrs. W. P. Ev ans, Mrs. Burkhart, Mrs. 1'harles Bond, Mrs. W. P. Temple, Mrs. Les ter Hamley, Mrs. J. W. Maloney, Mrs. E. L Tower, Mrs. Raymond Hatch, Vre J. M. Lamb. Mrs. Glen Sturdl vant, Mrs. Sam Paine, Mrs. Sam P. Thompson, Mrs. E. B. Xldrlch. Mrs. J E. Snyder, Mlas Eva Belts, Miss Bctiney, Miss Pauline Jones, Miss Ruth Terpennlng, Mlas Gladys Ham l?y and Miss Edith Power. ARROW 1 COLLARS Fit, Duradilitv, Style and Comfort every requisite the collar, wearer seeks is found in the highest degree of excellence in Arrow Collars 2 for 25 c re TIT t0 Lismore 2 tn. Il Hurox 2li in. CX.UT.TT, FKA BODY at CO.. tc. M . o A now Sman TROT. N. T. NEW YORK, Feb. 24. Entries ar being received from all parts of the country by' the management of the International Flower Show which will be held here March 17 to 23. next. Hundreds of prizes are awarded In the various classes, among them one from Mrs. Arthur Scctt Burden, herself a horticulturist of note. Most intercut centers in the competition for the best new rose. PECULIAR AFTER EFFECTS OF GRIP THIS YEAR Leaves Kidneys in Weakened Condition. Doctors In all parts of the country; have been kept busy with the epidem lc of grip which has visited so many hemes. The symptoms of grip this year are often very distressing and leave the system lb a run down con dition, particularly tt.e kidneys which sem to suffer most, as almost every victim complains of lame back and urinary troubles which should not be neglected, as thes danger signals oft en lead to dangerous kidney troubles. Druggists report a large sale on Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root which so many people say soon heels and strength en the . kidneys after an attack ot grip. Swamp-root la a great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, and, be ing an herbal compound, has a gentle healing effect on the kidneys, . whlck Is almost immediately noticed In most cases by those -h9 try It Dr. Kil mer it Co, Blnvharoton, X. T-, offer to send a sample sire bottle ol Swamp-Root, on receipt of ten cents, to every sufferer who requests It A trial will convince tny one who may bf In need of It. Regular sire bottles 50 cents and $1.00. For sale at all druggists. Be sure to mention this paper. I RPHEUM Thursday 6 Reels 6 Friday "The Vandry Jewels" The deepen hip my story of a theft, cleverly solved in a most original man- . x i ..' j -f j : .' ;, . K & i v L' :. I ' V " - J ' ' rv'- - ' . - ncr. PEGGY'S SWEETHEARTS Comedy Comedy . HEART OF SAMrSON" Brother's vengeance on the betrayer of his sister. PERTLS OF PAULINE Episode Xo. 18. 6 PtKELS- 6 10c ADMISSION 5c