EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORKGO.MAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 17, 1915 PAGK FIVR Inspection Score "Pemeco" Abattoir 90.2 Insure your satisfaction By buying dean, wholesome "Pemeco" meats. Our stock is complet e. Inspection Score 4 Central Market 86.6' E3 m II "PEMECO" CUgUJJHMJHOM STRICTLY FRESH Beef, Radishes, Asparagus, Salmon r , Lettuce, Cabbage. Pork, 2 Halibut M KNIGHT'S PICKLES Mutton. The pendieton Meat Salmon Trout Young Veal. Co. pays the producers Halibut Cheeks of live stock in Umatilla Co. $15,000 a month. Do you reap any bene "PEMECO" LARD fits from this source? "PEMECO" HAMS 3 lb. pail. 50t ire you supporting this Delicious 5 lb. pail. 75 J Peoneth u !"f .ution? 10 lb. pail. ?1.50 feafs c lb. 5"3 I 5 twmftmmi SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Cenfral Efflarkeft 33 v TWO PHONES 173 RECORD OF DEEDS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS ilPERSOHAL MEHTION Chattel Mortgage. Geo. Rluling to Hunk of Stanfleld 11.600, on 27 head of cows, 10 head calves. Mortgage, DeWItt C. Rrownell to Marcella Martin, Is, 500; 41.71 acres land, title descriptive. Deed 3. II. Swltr.lcr to D. C. Rrownell. 12.000, 41,71 acres land, - tide de scriptive. P. C. Brownell to Harriett Blakely $200; the S. 1-2 of lots 5 and 6, block 6, town of I'matllla. Wm. K. Heed to W. B. Ross 1130; the HK. 1-4 of ,W. 1-4 of Sec. 1, T. 1 S., H. 84 E., W. M. Patent. Lillian Smith, 322.19 acres In Sec. 34, T. 3 and Sec. 3, T. 2 X.. R. 27 E., W. M. Matthew Mosgrove 156.18 acres In Sec. 4, T. 4 N., K. 37 E., W. M. Elbert D. Coffman 200 acres in Pee. 28. 35, and 20 T. 1, X. R. 35 E V. M. FROM THE PEOPLE WHO'S TO BLAME Editor the East Orcgonlan, Uklah, Ore., May 17. The Lusltanla went to the bottom. Germany notified the people before they sailed, that they would torpedoed. Officers of the boat encouraged passengers to go on the boat. Iiy the slnklnf of that, ship there was a heavy loss and the freight board was lost. Why did they run this risk? If th statements of the papers are true, It appears, I am sure, to many, the English wanted the copper, the brass and other things for war purposes so badly, she wag willing to run a risk. Besides If they were to drown a few hundred people from England and some from the Un ited States. It would pay If by It they could Induce the United States to go to war against Germany. The cap tain Is reported as having said he was following Instructions, but was. not at liberty to state what those In ductions were. If that hypotheses Is correct and the people In the United States un derstand It, It will not help England any. , HARMONY PLAINS WE have the most complete and up-to-date grinding plant in Eastern Oregon, and IwT rlnnlirate vour broken lens in a minutes. W. H. HILL, Optician with Wm. Hanscom, THE Jeweler can few Mrs. W. L. Starr of Frecwater Is a guest of the Pendleton. Chester A. Spences of Milton tran sacted business here Saturday. W. A. Robbing, attorney for the O. W. It. & N. is up from Portland. J. E. Foley, prominent hotel man of La Grande, Is here on business. G. W. Tape, manager of Hot Lake, was a visitor In Pendleton yesterday. Joe Cunha. prominent Echo sheep man, Is among the visitors In the city. John P. Winter, former local at torney, came up from Portland Satur day. Henry M. Sommerer, well known Hermiston farmer, Is In the clity today. George Winn, road supervisor at McKay, Is In the city today on busi ness. C. H. Phelps of Hermiston was am ong those accompanying the ball team here yesterday. R. Fagan, section foreman for the O.-W. R. & X. at Meacham, is down from his home today. O. D. Teele of Echo Is among the water users here today to file excep tions to the water board's decree. E. F. Henry, of Portland, has ac cepted a position in the vulcanizing department of the Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co. Irvln Q. Prooks. bookkeeper of the First National Bank of Athena, came down Saturday evening from his home and spent the night here. Don't Pay Long Prices for Your Groceries We Sell for Less for Cash. Domino Sugar package 2ot? French Gloss For laundry, package 10 Ripe Olives Special, 2 tins 23d Peanut nutter Just received, a new shipment, lb. 20 Sweet Mixed Pickles pint 15 Frankfurter Sausages dozen 23? An excellent lunch meat. Bulk Cocoanut long shred, rich, pure, wholesome, the pound 23 Mackerel Medium size, 2 for 25 Holland Herring 7 for 25 Apple Butter pure, wholesome, with a real apple taste. 2 pounds .a i.. 25? SPECIAL TODAY ONLY ITCHING NEARLY DROVE A WHOLE FAMILY CRAZY Kansas City, Ma, Oct. 24, 1914: "My husband had a rash all over his body, and soon the WHOLE FAMILY was in the same condition. It looked scaly and raised up on the arms and body In big lumps. This trouble burned and itched so that it would nearly drive one crazy. It was always worse at night, so we could not sleep. We all had this trouble for about two or three years, and during that time tried many remedies and prescriptions with no results. We tried Kesinol Oint ment and liceinol Soap and it RE LIEVED AT ONCE, and before tha third jar of ointment had been used, we were all completely cured. It baa been four months since we were cured, and there are no traces of the trouble." (Signed) Mrs. 8. A. Clarkson, 1520 Lawn Ave. Every druppiet sella Kesinol Oint ment and Resinol Soap, and physicians bare prescribed them for 20 years La the treatment of skin troubles. Radishes, 2 bunches 5t Green Onions, 3 bunches for 5 Head Lettuce, dozen.. 15f Pens, pound 5? Spinach, 3 pounds 10? Rhubarb, 8 pounds.... 25 Turnips, 10 pounds 25 Asparagus, 4 pounds.. 25 BUY A WEEK'S GROCERIES AT ONCE AND PAY THE CASH. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. TRY IT. EVERY DAY IS A BARGAIN DAY WITH US. THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY MERITOL COLD TABLETS will break up that Spring Cold Sold by us on a Money back Guarantee Tallman & Go .3 Leading 'Dnifalih LOCALS Q Advertising h Erhf HATKK. , Per Use first luaertiuD JOe Per Hne. additional Insertion. . . . 5c Per line, per month $1.00 No lor a l taken for ln than r.c. Couut 6 ordinary worn 10 line. Locals will not tie taken over tbe pbone and remittance must accom pany order. For fuel fone five. Tomato and aster plants. Forshaws. ' Dressmaking Mrs. Bowman, 353M. Have your piano tuned. Call Whip ple i For rent Furnished house. Inquire 325 Ann or phone 332R. Second hand furniture for sale cheap. Inquire R, this office. , For rent Furnished house June 1st to September Int. Call 783J. , WANTED GIRL to help with house work and care for children, phone 272 W. John Rosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. j For sale O. K. cleaning and press ing parlors. Inquire at O. K. barber shop. Terms reasonable. j Did paperg for sale; tied In bundles Good for starting fires, etc. lOo bundle. This office. Work wanted by competent colored woman, either day or week Call at 3H Willow street, Phone 275R. Wanted by competent woman, work on ranch or cook house, best of ref erences. Address B. this office. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Hanglnj baskets called for, filled and delivered. Porch boxes. Hook ers, 544 Main street. Phone 522. Open evenings. j Late popular sheet music going at 10 cents a copy; 3 for 25c; 13 for $1.00. Big bargains all over the store. Help us move. Warren's Music House. "Mutt" takes the big loads and "Jeff" shows the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van arid storage warehouse Office 647 Main street. Phone 339. National cash register with six draw er floor cabinet for sale at a bargain. Address "S" this office. Sewing wanted by expert seam stress. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Bell, 211 W. Webb street. Telephone 275J. Salesman wanted To sell our fruit and ornamental nursery stock, roses, shrubbery, etc.; exclusive territory, liberal cash advance weekly on or ders; free outfit., Taklma & Colum bia River Nursery Co., North Yaki ma, Wash, t Don't forget that all "RED FERN CORSETS" are fitted, perfectly on your rigure by our Expert Corsetiere, Mist Kin niburgh. She is here to stay, too, so if you have a complaint to make later, you will be taken care of. Slender yes, but graceful A Green J You may be genuinely winsome in your slender ness if rightly corsetted. A pretty, slight hip curve made by the corset gives slenderness a pleasing attractiveness. The new Red fern line has several models that pos sess the qualifica tions n e c essary 0Z6(i Prrop r i a t ely a slender form. We always advise a fitting, even when dupli cating a satisfactory model, for the reason that the slightest variation in the figure calls for an equally slight variation in the corset. May we serve you in the way to bring the best results? The Ladies' Store Modern Residence for Sale. Modern seven room house with full basement and two lots, alghtly loca tion. Address J. this office. Adv. Good Coal and Wood. Our Rock Sprints coal burns clean giving you more heat and less dirt for your money. Good dry wood that doesn't boil, but burns. Also slabs and kindling. Protect yourself from cold and cost order from B L. Burroughs, phone 6. Adv. Dig Panoe at German Hall There will be a dance at German hall Saturday evening May 22. All are Invited. Good music. Adv. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many kind neighbors and friends also the United Artisans for the kindness extended during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. M. L. Warren and for the beautiful floral offerings. Adv. MRS. M. L. WARREN AND FAMILY ALL DAY SERVICES ARE HELD BY NOLIN CHURCH IXITEI) nilKTHREN HEAR ABI.K ADDliKSSKS BY KI,IKK XICH LAS OP SPOKANE NOLIN, Ore., May 17. The Tint ed Brethern c.iurch had an ell day ser' ice and a biu' dinner last VYd'ie? day. Presiding Elder Nicholas ot Spokane delivered two sermons. Miss Stella Marple returned from Minnesota last week where she has been engaged at teaching school but had to resign owing to bad health. J. C. Bowman closed a successful school at North Yakima last Friday. People from all over the community attended and besides the closing ex ercises games of different kinds were played. O .F. Steele went to the County Seat yesterday and turned over his books to Assessor Strain after com pleting his thirteenth season as a! deputy assessor In 23 townships vhlcli Included the towns of Echo anili Stanfield. De Soto Davis and J. C. Bowman, will start this week to Frisco by boat to visit the exposition. i Another small cloud burst visited this section last week washing tren ches In the road, and floating the road in front of the Nolin store Post Office. The recent rains have been of un told benefit to the farmers. Wheat l commencing to head and the prevail- ng weather has overcome the dama ge done by frost and cut worms sev eral weeks ago. Aside from some small garden truck being nipped by frost a couple weeks ago. no other damaffe was done The fruit promising a full crop. The Nolln school Will close next Friday with appropriate exercises and a basket social dinner. Mrs J. r. Fisher Conducted the 8th grade exam inations on the 6th and 7th. Cosy Theatre News German Members Ousted. LONDON, May 14. Between 200 and 300 British members of the Stock Exchange have mobilixed to prevent forcibly If necessary, the entry of any Germans who might be brave enough to attempt to make their way Into the house In disregard of the warning Issued by the Stock Exchange com mittee advising them to remain away. Excitement ran high around the ex change, and a huge crowd collected In the vie nity in tbe expectation of dis orders. Only a handful of natural ised Germans appeared In the nclgh hirhnod, however, and they dill not attempt 'o enter the exchange. Tin y You have seen "The Quest" and "The Lost House" or have heard your friends praise these two won derful masterpictures. THIS WEEK TWO MASTER I'lCTUtES, "THE OUTLAWS REVENGE" and 'THE DEVIL" ARE COMING. , The tragic story of Villa's own early life, of how, In seeking re venge for the death of his two un protected sisters, at the hands of officers of the Mexican army, he was thrown Into prison, escaped with the aid of an Indian half breed whom he had earlier be friended, became an outlaw, and finally was made chief of the band that formed the nucleus of the Mexican Rebel army. Here was a tremendous epic of real life a theme b:g with human emotion, ready at hand. There was almost the very scene of the trag edy; here were thousands of rest less Mexicans as there had been when only a few years before Villa was living the story. Then the telegraph wires began to hum well known actors and ac tresses came, learned the story, lived the life and then re-lived the story before the camera. The result is a wonderful picture. 'THE OITLAWS REVENGE" Here Tuesday and Wednesday, May IS and 19. Special music with the Masterpictures. ' Edward Connelly In "THE DEVIL" Mr. Connelly, supported by such clever players as Bessie Barneote, Arthur Manil. Clara Williams. Rhea Miuliell, and others, plays the lead in 'THE DEVIL" A Mutual Masterpicture in five reels. You'll miss one of the most powerful dramas ever producer if you don't see "The Devil." No, he does not always wear hoofs and horns more often you'll see him In a frock coat and silk hat. If you have seen the play itself, you'll want to see it reacted on the screen by some of the best movie actors of the day. "The Devil" is one of the series of Mutual Mas terpictures you read about In the Saturday Evening Post. Don't miss It. Here Thursday and Friday. May 20 and 21. Special music with the Masterpictures. TODAY'S PROGRAM THE ECHO A beautiful drama with Jack P.ichardson. Vivian R'ch and Har ry Von Meter In the cast. THE SLAVE GIRL In Two lnrt. The observer feels at once in this number that It has a story to tell It carries the Interest from begin ning to end. Teddy Simpson feat ured in this number. I HAS. CHAPLIN In 'DOUGH AND DYNAMITE" 2 Part Special Keystone. And now comes CIIAS. CHAP I.IX in the funniest offering he has nppeared In. This Keystone is re peated by request and was pro duced when Chaplin had an all star cast supporting him. Certain com petitors have saw fit to try and ri dicule us for showing these Chap lin Keystone, but wish the public to see this one In particular. If you Have Seen It It's Worth Seeing .Wain. And If Yon Haven' 1!' Scream For Sale, Very Reasonable. I For Sale. Modern 7-room house and 7 lots' 0ne rubber tlre ""S1 buggy, Jn about 1 block off paved streets. Suit-j8"' tlre sinSle 1 t light able for chicken raisin and irarden- a'nKle harness, 1 set heavy single Ing. Inquire Adv. Mrs. C. A." this office. Notice. . . The Hotel Pendleton barber shop stays open the old "sensible' 'hours. Union prices, scale and help. (Adv.) C. P. TRASK. harness, 1 pony (will ride or drive) 1 saddle. Inquire "X" this office. Adv. To Exchange Real Estate. WU lexchange from $25,000 to 150,000 gilt edge stock In a Portland corporation for a good wheat or stock ranch, owner. M. E. Wells, No. 42S Harrison street, Portland, Ore. Adv. IIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllfilllllllillllllllllllllllllllllililllllllllllllllllDlllllllll A Few Reasons Why THE HUB Sells for Less 1st We buy large quantities for cash H E and sell for cash. E 2nd We have no expensive bookkeep- Ej E ing. 5 E 3rd We buy direct from the manufac- S hirers at the same prices the jobbers buy E for cutting out the profits of the middle . man, that you receive the benefit of. E Men's work shoes, the kind that will wear for 91.19; 5 $1S5, 91.95, ?2.23, $2.45, $2.95, $3.20, ?3.25, 93.45, ?3.65, 93.85, 93.95 I Men's dress shoes in button and lace, up to date styles, E for 91.95. 92.95, 93.20, 93.25, 93.45, 93.65, 5 93.85, 93.95. E Men's oxfords in button and lace, black and tan for 91.95, 92.85, 92.95 S Men's stitch sandals for 9265 Just the shoe for warm weather. 1 LADIES' OXFORDS AND PUMPS. S Ladies' Mary Janes for 91.85 and 92.95 S Ladies' White Mary Janes for 91.25 S Ladies' 3 strap pumps, patent leather for 91.95 5 Ladies' colonial style patent pumps for 91.95 H Ladies' comfort Juliets, rubber heel for 65, $1.19 E Ladies' patent vici kid and gun metal button shoes 92.65 E Ladies' gun metal button shoes for 91.35 E Children's white Mary Janes for 65 and 83 s Ladies' Patent Mary Janes for 95 and 91.45 S Ladies' sandals for ; 91.95 S Children's sandals for 50S 75c, 95S 91.25 S A large line of Billikin shoes, all sizes, the best lines of shoes in the city. Call and let us show you them. THsE HUO i '.iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !i!ii;iiin:u2 Today "Tfio Dor of iiio I'iili!" The greatest wild natural play ever staged. Black Box "HE FELL IN THE PARK," Nestor Comedy. We are giving you 5 reel of the best productions of the Univcral. 1( So M ITU At. MOVIES. rmn 47. Next Poo to t)tipp Oafn. fl'.'H Main. w ere hustled away and warned not to i return.