East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 19, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextRIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 19, 1915. PAGE FIVE ! ! "PEMECO" PLANT Inspection Score 90.2 THE QUALITY TEST OF A GOOD STEAK OR ROAST IS AT THE DINNER TABLE; THAT'S WHERE "PEMECO" MEATS EXCEL ORDER FROM OUR SELECT STOCK OF "Pemeco" Beef, "Pemeco" Pork, "Pemeco" Mutton, Country Veal, "Pemeco" Ham, "Pemeco" Bacon "PEMECO" PURE LARD 3 lb. pails 50c; 5 lb. paila 75c; 10 lb. pail $1.50 SPECIAL FEATURES BIG VALUES CLEAN, FRESH VEGE. TABLES Radishes, 3 b'ches 10 Onions, 2 bunches.. 5 Turnips, 3 bunches 10 Lettuce, 3 heads.. 10 New Cabbage, lb 5 New Potatoes, 2 pounds.. 25 New Peas, 2 lbs... 25 Peanut Butter 2 pounds 354 Cream Cheese, lb. 224 Roquefort, lb 50 Chili Cheese, 2 bricks 25 Perfection Sodas, carton 10 Snow Flake Sodas, Carton 10 Assorted Cakes, , carton 10 Freh Ranch Eggs. KNIGHT'S GOOD GOODS. Sweet Midgets, qt. 35 Sours, quart 20 Dills, dozen 25 India Relish, pint. J5 Mustard Pickles, quart 25 Ripe Olives, pint.. 35 Green Olives, pint 25? Stuffed Olives, pt. 35 Horseradish, jar.... 10 Mustard, jar 104 Salad Dressing, jar 15 Onion Relish, jar.. 10 Picalilli, jar 10 Catsup, lge. size.. 254 Pendleton Creamery Butter. SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Central (Market 33 TWO PHONES 173 INSPECTION SCORE-86.6 LOCALS Q Advertisinjf. i i Brfrf KATK8. Per line flint Insertion 10c Itr line additional insertion . . . . rc Per line, per month $J 00 No locals likrn for kesa thin 2.'c. Count ordinary worm to line. Wall will not he taken over the phone and remlttani-e must accom pany order. ill HIT For fuel fone flTe, Tomato and alter plant!. Forshaws. Dressmaking Mrs. Bowman, 3S3M. Have your piano tuned. Call Whip ple, To rent Furnished house. 783J. Phone range with heater to do housework ale California Inferno Make "IleU" Socra ItrtOinie, A veritable picturlzatlon of Dapte's Inferno l seen in "The Devil," the Mutual Magterplrture on view this week at the Coy theater. To photo graph these scenes Thomas H. Ince detailed ten different camera men to various spots In Sulphur canyon, near Los Angeles, CaL, where water has only to soak the ground to cause vol ume of smoke and sheets of flame to leap from crevices In the rock. The effect can be Imagined and has been described by those who have seem the picture as nothing short of marvelous. Etttray Notice Strayed one sorrel mare, branded SS. on left shoulder; one old grey roan gelding with halter on. Will pay liberal reward for information leading to recovery of above describ ed animals. Address R. O. Earnheart, Pendleton, Oregon, r phone HPlz' Notice to Public. All persons Indebted to Stephenson ft Englar, proprietors Alta House and Barns, are requested to settle all ac counts on or before June 1st, 1915 Bills will be received and receipted In full by either party of the firm. J. M. STEPHENSON. (Adv) H. S. ENGLAR. Every Trimmed Hat in our store on sale today and all this week at sacrifice prices CARRIER MILLINERY T40 Mala Street. Telephone 41S Wanted Gas Thone 23F4 Wanted Girl Phone 190. 10 rent 4-room house. Inquire io rranKiln street. Second hand furniture for cheap. Inquire R, this office. VVA.NTKD GIRL to help with house work and care for children. Phone 272 W. ronn Kosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. Jo rent Mcely furrvihed modern nouse on Water street. Inquire or aurtreas "Z" this office. For sale O. K. cleaning and press ing parlors. Inquire at O. K. barber shop. Terms reasonable. Old papers for sale; tied in bundles Good for starting fires, etc. lOe i bundlo. This office. Experienced woman cook wants work on ranch cooking for hired men. Inquire til Willow street. Work wanted by competent colored woman, either day or week Call at 314 Willow street, Phone 275R. Hanging baskets called for, filled and delivered. Porch boxes. Hook ers, m Main street. Phone 622. Open evenings. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. National cash register with six draw er floor cabinet for sale at a bargain. Address "S" this office. Wanted Farm work by young man; experienced. Mechanical abil ity. Willing and capable. Write John Kelly, J00 So. Main. Late popular sheet music going at 10 cents a copy; 3 for 25c; 13 for 11.00. Big bargains all over the store. Help ub move. Warren's Music House. "Mutt" takes the big loads and "Jeff shows the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse Office C47 Main street. Phone J3. Sewing wanted by expert seam stress. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mra. Bell, 111 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 Takima ft Colum bia River Nursery Co., North Taki ma, Wash. Would like to find Indian girl with means. Am 28 years old, weigh 135, height 5 feet six, blue eyes and brown hair. Own 40 acres of land. Can give good reference. Wm. Haden feldt, Rupert, Idaho. R. F. D. No. 2. John Hendrickw-n of Pilot Ruck is In the city today. Thomas X. Coleman of Prinevllle, Is a guest of the Ht. George. L. A. McAllister of La Grande was among the Visitors In the city yester day. L Butler, young attorney of Free water, was a visitor in the city yes terday. John Hamley, jr., returned today from Eugene where he had been for a few days visiting. i Mrs. Mike McCune of Sweet Water Idaho, is visiting her son, Kay E. Eeagles of this city. Mr. and Mrs. E. Holman of Wal la Walla drove over last evening in their roadster and returned home to-day- . . i Edgar W. Smith, state manager for the Equitable Life, came up last night from Portland and will remain the balance of the week with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith. Civil Guard XluknamedJ LONDON, May 19. The new na tional guard, composed of civilians t.ast the army age or otherwise unfit for service, has been dubed the Mi thusalierB by Londoners, in playful reference to the age of Its material as well as the imitation of the popular name for rifle regiments, the fusiliers However the Methusaliers are not to be laughed out of doing their du ty. They drill at least two nights a week, as well as on Saturday after noons and Sundays The men wear a uniform of dark green, regulation cut, and a red sleeve band with the black letters G. It., meaning "Geor gius Rex." ' Pendleton agents for "Red fera'" Coret, Warner Corsets, Kayiers Silk Hose, lwanhoe Silk Cloves, Alexandre Kid Gloves, High Class Millinery. AGreeo y , ' Con II anan anil J C. P. Ford Shoes for Women. Pictorial Review Patterns. Athena Underwear for Women High Class Millinery. MercSiaidise ,of Merifc SATISFACTORY SERVICE i When you buy here do you not get 100 cents on the dollar in value, likewise service? Do you get any more elsewhere. That is all you expect and as a competitor has well said, "When you buy cheap eggs, look out." Same thing applies to Merchandise. We guarantee you 100 cents on the dollar in good, clean, bright, crisp merchandise. IF IT'S FOR THE LADIES', SEE DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLY. PENDLETON'S .. QUALITY STORE Plot Is Foiled. VANCOUVER, B. C, May deliberate attempt was 19. A made last by Milne 1; passed balls, by Penland 0, by Friedly 0; hit by, pitcher, Milne; condition of weather, cloudy; con dition of field, sloppy: time of game. night presumably by an alien enemyl:50; umpire. Cox; scorer, George fiom Washington to destroy the;Pearce. Bamfleld cable station on the west coast of Vancouver island, where the Australian cable ends. A launch fill ed with armed raiders was sighted by a sentry and prevented from land-ing. DELAY IX AXSWERIXG NOTE. (Continued from Page 1.) It was necessary to avoid the sus pic'on of bargaining, it was declared. 177 PI PIUS PASS. (Continued from page one ) WASHINGTON", May 19. German officials declared here that the kaiser has halted activities of submarines temoorarilv. Dendine the reDlv of President Wilsons note of protest but dale, Ethel Hodgen, Rena Harpe, Ada Gibbon Freeland Colvard. Pilot Rock, Dlst. No. 21 Cecil Haa call. Pilot Rock, Town Maud Runyas Evalyn Hurd, Virginia Gllllland, Viv ian Glbbs. Freewater, Ferndale School Edna Johnson, Ida Harrah, Ray Arbogast. Charles Lackey, Ben Bolt, Mary Tox, Earl Ransom, Paul Ulstrup, Melley Harm a. Freewater, Vincent School Mural Beauehamp, Walter Stone, Zena Lans- no word has been received to this ef fect from Ambassador Gerard at the state department. In this connection the Germans have denied reports that an attempt was made to sink the liner Transylvania as stated by passengers in London but officials decline to say whether the German admralty had recalled the submarines operating about the British Isles. CHRISTIANS WiH BY SCORE OF 9 TO 8 FROM BAPTISTS Special Today Milton Early Purple Cherries 10c Box Milton Strawberries 10c Box Pure White Clover Honey 3 Cakes 50c APPLE BUTTER 2 Lbs. 25c WHITE ONIONS 6 lbs. 25c Extra Fancy Stock THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY Phone 476. Next Door to Quell Cafe. 628 Main. Modern Residence for Sale. Modern seven room house with full basement and two lots, sightly loca Hon. Address J. this office. Adv. GAME FI LL OF PEP LAST F.VEV- IXCi HAS TO GO AX EX TRA IXXIXG. In a game full of pep so evenly dis tributed between the two teams that it took an extra Inning to decide which team had the most of it, the Christians took the long end of a 9 to 8 score, and nosed into first place with the Methodist and Baptist. The Christians played good ball in all but one frame, when the Baptists shoved over seven runs, taking a two run lead. The Christians came back In their half and tied the score. Both pitchers tightened up and neither team scored until the last of the sixth when Chryst beat out a fumble and took second on Bowers' single. Thompson lined to left for one base and filled the bases. Friedly made good his position in the batting or- One rubber tire single buggy, one a" Dy : ?'"a:nS.ft not ,ln ov" c- steel tire single buggy; 1 set light "nu . Ti . . came Sinirle horn oat 1 .t h.. .i.i """'""' ul ""'"'"S en ir.e - Good Coal and Wood. Our Rock Sprints coal burns clean giving you more heat and less dirt for your money. Good dry wood thtt doesn't boil, lut burns. Also labs and kindling. Protect yourself from coid and cost order from B. L. Burroughs, phone t. Adv. For Sale, Very Reasonable, Modern 7-room house and 7 Iota about 1 block off paved streets. Suit able for chicken raising and garden ing. Inquire "Mrs. C. A." this office. Adv. For Sale. Umatilla Otto Pound, Minta Pike, Walter Bullard. Milton, Dist. No. 9 Delbert Bow lus, Isabelle McEwen, George Harris, Dale Dorothy, George Demaris, Da vid Harris. Milton, Milton School Ethel Hen derson, Wait Rising, Beulah Hender son, Arthur Armstrong, Lawrence Fridgewat'er, Lavada Smock, Eunice McEwen, Elwyn Putnam, James Dodd, Alva Gould, Areta Gelss, Dale Spence, Ruth Adams, Dallas Rlce Ruth Steen, Lillian Williams, Haiel Cockburn, George Shields, Victor Cockburn, Ralph Kelley, Ethel Sam ple, Alice McQueen, Lela Harris, Eth el Harder, Genia Berry, Cecil Hicks, Velma Mcllroy, Laura Burke, Irene Beamer, Gertie Kicker. Echo Adlai Esteb. Lawrence Bry ant, Basil 8. Mlkesell, France Spike, Lizzie Krause, Clifford Esselstyn, Fred Andrews, Hazel Elder, Eleanor Spike. Hellberg, Robert Kirk. Albee Ruth Dern, August Reh-berg. Hermiston Althea Smith, Doris Jones, Laura Carson, Doris Percy, Louis Gamer, Byron Ghent, Marjorie Wlnslow, Floyd M. Ashbaugh, Logan Todd. Kenneth Youel. Fred Irvln Hermiston, Columbia School Har old Underwood, Bernard Sellers, Nina Brassfleld, Edwin Xiemeyer, Athena, Dlst. No. 52 Carolyn Koepke. Athena, Athena School Dorothy Ross, .Virgil Lundell, Vergle Russell. Harold Mclntyre. Lloyd McPherrin, Rex. C. Payne, Ernest Duncan, Cecil Phillips, Dolly White, Claude Coo mans, Orvllle Burnham, Henrietta Davis, Lucille Taylor. Freewater, Dist. No. 22 Walker Bleakney, Gladys Edwards, Dewey Huntsman. Freewater, Freewater School Ra chel Simmons, Virgie Banks, EdwoodS Piper, Ina Lawler. Myrtle Bottorff, Harold Schmidt, Esther Potter, Ro sanna Hunter, Florence Glazebrook, Roy Fulkerson, Opal Glazebrook, Verna Vincent, Albert Vincent. Vernon Williams. Pendleton, Dist. No. 93 Kenneth Tullock, Vein Perkins. Pendleton, Dtst. No. 66 Juanitn Blankenship. Stanfield Mildred Hurd, Robert) Faucett, Mazle Riseling, Kathryii, Eeebe. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUlllUIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIII'J ave Rfloney aft I THE HUB I WHERE YOU'LL ALWAYS FEEL AT HOME. AND WHFRE YOP S 5 WILL GET 100 CENTS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE OV F.VKRY E DOLLARS WORTH YOC BrY, - .aimk mie oi M.ru, uiDivu boots, with stand tops, in tan. 5 Mack and smoke colors. Men's, women's and children's high top Ej S outing shoes; all sizes. E A big line of boys knJekerborker suits, all new goods, Jnst received 5 E right from one of the largest clothing houses; all In the late styles and patterns for $1.35, $1.85, $1.95. $2.45, $2.85, $2.5, $3.45, $3.5 S Men s suite Just unoacked. all strictly hand tailored suits for $7.50 S $12.50, $1-1.75, $18.50. If you are in need of a suit it win pay jou 5 to come and see them. S MEX S ODD PANTS. 5 Whip Cord pants for 9Sc E Khaki jwnts with cuff bottom for sv, E -Men s wool pants for $1.00, $1.45. $1.5, $2 25, $2.15, $2.5, $2.5. $3.25 E Roys' lnts for 25( Men's poros knit union suits for 4 Men's work shirts for 3(k. s E Men s hats for ji.oo. $1.15, $l.85t .o3i 92A John R. Stct.-n hat. No. 1 quality for 3 3s John 11. Nttwn hulH. $4.00 talue for $3.9 Men s dress sltirts for jV 5 narness, 1 pony (will ride or drive) 1 saddle. Inquire "X" this office. Adv. Notice to All Master Masons. All Master Masons are requested to assemble at the Masonic hail at 1:20 P. m. Thursday, May 20th, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, William A. Brown By order of the Master. M. A. FERGUSON, (Adv.) Secretary. Weedcr Demonstration. Will take place at the Robert L. Jones ranch on Saturday, June 6, 1915. Something new and It will pay you to see It Don't fall to be there. Demonstration starts at 1 o'clock. Col. Wm. F. Yohnka, demonstrator. Adv. Notice. All persons taking part In the Holy City Oratorio are requested to attend rehearsal at Christian church tonight at 8 o'clock. Adv. Dance Thursday In Moose nalL There will be a big public dance Thursday night In Moose hall. Mu sic by Sawyer's orchestra. Admission BOc. Tou are Invited. Adv. Spain to Avoid Intervention. MADRID, May 19. After a con ference with King Alphonso the pre cicr and minister of foreign affairs made known the determination of the government of Spain to refrain from Intervention in any form In Portugal and to confine itself to the protection, If necessary, of the lives and Interests of Spanish subjects In that country, Pitching of Milne was perfect. VVil cox had good control and pitched a tight game. The feature of the game was a siz zling triple by Friedly in the third frame. The next, game in the Twilight league will be staged next Friday when the Presbyterians and Metho dists will clash, as the race is hot and this will be the Presbyterians first chance to show their strength, it ought to be a red hot game. Christians AB R H PO A E Ohryst, 2b, ss 4 0 0 2 4 1 Bowers, ss, 2b ...,4 2 2 0 0 1 Thompson, lb. ...4 1 2 91 0 Friedly, c 4 1 2 6 0 0 Huey, 3b S 2 1 0 0 0 Milne, p 2 2 1 1 3 0 Freeman, cf I 1 1 0 0 0 1 Greenwald, If 3 0 0 0 0 0 Boyd, rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 Mansfield, rf 1 0 0 0 '0 0 Compels All Impurities To Abandon System Blood Troubles Can not Re main If Properly Treated. I THE HUB I r.iiiiiiiiiinmiimniiiiiii i mm iiimiitimiiimiiimiiiiiiii mimmmi5 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Totals . . . Raptlst Penland, c .4 Daily. 3b 4 Morris, A., lb 4 Morris, H., 2b... ..S Leef, ss 3 Wilcox, p 2 Mayson, If . 1.. Q Herger, cf 3 1 Wells, rf 3 1 JO 9 9 18 8 2 AB R H PO A E Totals 29 8 4 IS S 4 Summary: Two base hits, Leef; three base hits, Friedly: stolen buses. Leaf, Wilcox 2. Huey. Milne 2. Free man 3, Greenwald; first on balls, off Wilcox ft, off Milne 2; struck out, by Wilcox 4, by Milne 4; innings pitched There Is in S. 8. ft., the famous blood puri fier, a propony that absolutely compels harm ful Influences to disintegrate and he their identity. No waiter what they are called nor how destructive they are there t In 8. 8. 8. s powerful, searching counter Influence to annihilate the most eruptive germ, causes the mucous Unities to convert It Into an inert s. instance thst Is quickly thrown out of the hlod and out of the Ivniy by the akin, lungs, kidneys, bowels, and destroyed In the liver. There Is not a ainsle advance In medicine today that In any sense Is an improvement over 8. R. 8. Surgery is a wonderful, mas terful science, but w hen It comes to purifying the blood S. 8. 8. stsmts alone. Thousands of doctors have prescribed it. Their patients do not always know it la 8. 8. 8., because they leave the treatment to the doctor Im plicitly. Hut fair-minded OVctora long ago rcaUrid that In the vegetable nature of 8. 8. 8. were rrtaln liieredlenta that to the blood in sickness were Just as essential as the flesh building elements of the irralus, meats, fata and sugars of our dully Uh.A. The average !'ctor Is hutiKuic and of trained Intelligence. He has seen t!: recoveries from worst cases of blood trouble by the use of 8. 8. 8. C.et a bottle of S S. S. today of any dnigrist. Accept no substltrte. And If y..ii kk proper advice i n any form of blood trouble, Murdock McQuarrie and Agnes Vernon in Where Brains are Needed PAULINE BUSH in "Unlike Other Girls" Pauline Bush is without doubt one of the great est of all moving picture stars by Wilcox 6, by Milne 6; hits, off I !,' ), , ,1 - T'T wit-,, a e rnn 7 n j v I lflf r- 1"- "1 Kldg., Atlanta, Ua, It Is I Wilcox 9, off Milne 4; wild pitches, ' worta while doing o, ilQie Ritchie in "POOR POLICY The Man Who Made Laughs Famous