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EIGHT rAGES DAILY EAST ORF.GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 17. 101 r,. PAGE HVE Llahe Chautauqua Week Home Industry Week Treat your friends to delicious, Wholesome "FEL1G0" L1A1 Right Prices. Right Service. Right Sanitation "Pemeco a Sugar Cured Hams Sugar Cured Bacon Fancy Beef Young Mutton Wheat Fattened Pork Pure Lard STRICTLY FRESH Salmon Halibut Smelt Halibut Cheeks Shad Roe HOME CROWN Radishes, 2 bunches Onions, 2 bunches Turnips, pound New Peas, 4 pounds String Beans, pound Cauliflower, 2 heads Red Raspberries, 2 boxes.. Ripe Bing Cherries, box.... Dewberries, 2 boxes Strawberries, 2 boxes Oranges, dozen 30?, Bananas, dozen 5 - 5? 3 25 15? 25? 25? 10? 25? 25? 55? 35? SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION 33 Tho Central Market TWO PHONES INSPECTION SCORE 86.6 173 LOCALS Qj Advertising fa Brief KATK8. 1'er line Unit lnrilon lOe l'r Hue, additional iusertloo. . . . 5e I'er line, per qKmih $1.00 No locals Uki-n fur lean than 2rc. Count 6 ordinary woroa to Hoe. Local' will not be taken over the pbotie and remittance must an'om Vay Mtr. i , . FR0GEEDIX3S ARE M-S FOB STREET IMYEKEIITS ISKSOMTIOXS ARK PASSKD III (WXni, It)lt PAVINO SIX TIHMtOlGHFllIES. For fuel ton flvs. For nice clean rooms and good board, Inquire n Willow. IWt forget tbe big Eagle plcnlo In Pendleton on July 1th. For rent Modern ten room home, close In. Apply John Vert. For Mle Lodging house. Good lo cation. Address E, this office. Proceedings looking to the paving of Alta, Chestnut, Gardi-n, Railroad, Willow and Water streets entered up on their semi-final stage last even- , ing at the meeting of the council. I The first and second resolutions were passed and ten days will now elapse J. . Julian of Echo Ik p p. tiding the day In the city. j K. Mcfiinley of Ontario was at the St. CeurKe last even tig. ! Charles Stanton. Helix liveryman, is In town for a few das. i ! C K. Cameron of Stanfield was at the Bowman lust evening. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. Beavert of Stan- field, were In the city yesterday. durng which time the property own H. Koepke and son of Athena were 'era affected will have an oiiDortunlt Pendleton vis tors yesterday evening. ' to present a remonstrance If they so Arthur P. Fenton and Mike Lynch desire, of Roseburg, were in the city yester-j The resolutions call for the paving dy- (with gravel bltulithlc of Alta street George Ferguson, who Is farming 'rom Main to Chestnut, Chestnut on Weston mountain, came In this from Alta to Webb, Garden street morning. I from Railroad to Water, Railroad i, r v ,.t mm. street from Main to Willow, Willow Oregon Life, best for OregonlanA See C. L. Mayo, Dlst. Mgr., or Clark ton are among the visitors from the 8,reet from Kallra to wbl and Varlan. j , ,, , ,hi rn,.n,v . Water street from Main to Garden. John Rosenbara-. Court . J ,., An ordinance establishing the grades, , watchmaker anrf l..u, ah J ,,.,,, L . Bnd Dlans and "Pacifications for the Marameed work morning to Walla Walla where he I. wel.e ad ,e ,a8t ,, Jn guaranteed. In the employ of the Warren Con- ' n bockg of pttVMnfnt are con. For rent-Modern seven room house structlon Co. ,emulated by the proceedings, east end of town. Inquire "X" this o. O. Sapper, young businessman of , The council last evening decided 0 I hermlston, has been here today for that something must be done to pro- For sale Six room bur.ga ow, good the purpose of bldd'ng on a bankrupt t:t children from the danger of fall locailon; also furniture. Call Tele- stock In Echo. I ina; in the Myers' tall race at the end phone Stablea. gf nator William E. Borah of Boise, , of Johnson street where there is a Wanted Position by competent Idaho, was registered at the Hotel narrow walk in use. The city attor woman on ranch during harvest. Pendelton last evening while en ney was advised to Investigate the Phone 113. Found Black leather hand bag Judce J. W. Maloney, Rev. J. E. near Pilot Rotk. Owner may recov- Snyder and Clarence Penland return er same by paying for this ad. ed at noon today from MeacHam matter to ascertain whether the mill Ing company or the city should de vise some means of protection. Only one bid was received for the You will .11 be welcome to the creek where they fished for several . construction of the proposed Garden Burn H'ttri. 11 n e iiuiii uuj days. They brought back heavy bas kets, having had good sport. SON I!f JAIL. (Continued from Page 1.) old, be states, and held responsible positions until his wife died when he begun drinking. This was a number of years ago. He had been on a pro tracted spree when he committed the theft, he says, and his physical con dition as well as a bottle of alcohol found in his pocket confirmed his statement. This is his first offense, he states, and he wants a chance to redeem himself. TO COLLECT MONEY. (Continued from page one.) press one with Its substantiality. When completed, the pool will be as strong and as perfect In detail as money can make It, and it will stand for all time. No money was wasted on fancy work, the committee having In mind to make the nntatorlum just a plain, solid and permanent asset to the city. A first glance leads many to judge that the pool Is too small but when it is taken Into consideration that It Is three times as large aa. the pool at Bingham Springs and twice as large as the pool at Lehman, the criticism vanishes. The deep parts of the pool alone Is larger than the entire Bing ham pool and yet It forms but 30 per cent of the whole area. Statis tics compiled by those In charge of public natatorlums In other cities show that 65 per cent of the people Uflng the pool keep to the part nhere they can stand on bottom and the local committee has profited by this knowledge In designing the pool here. (Continued From Page Two). MUTUAL MASTERPICTURES. Sam Becomes a Godfather and Orders a Prayer Book, in Oi life A MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE and the boys accuse him of "pulling freight for heaven" See this interesting movie full of action, of pathos, of love full of exciting scenes in the great wild went. A railroad wreck and a few rough and tumble fights help the action along. ALSO A KEYSTONE COMEDY. Today and Friday Cosy Theatre MUTUAL MOVIES. Paying Cash FOR YOUR G rocenes Means the Best, More of it and Prompt Deliveries Butter Krust Bread, fresh daily 10 Knights High Grade Pickles, assorted. Byers Best Flour, 25 pound sack 80? Knights Tomato Ketchup, bottle 20 Dill Tickles, Knights, 2 dozen 25 Frankfurters, fresh daily, dozen ..' 25? Sugar Best Berry 1 4 pounds $ 1 .00 THE SPECIALTY GASH GROCERY Phone 476. Next Door to Quell Caf. 828 Main. Kagles picnic July 4th Sewing wanted by expert seam stress. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Bell, 211 W. Webb street Telephone 27SJ. Old papers for tale; tleC In bundle. Good for starting fires, etc. 10s burvllA This office. For rent Modern five room house, gas, fireplace, nice yard and garage. ' . , . ! Miss Carrie O. Millspaugh. district Wanted-Woman to ik general secretary of the Women's American housework, good wages and long Jon Home Missionary Societv for the nine to right party. Phone 250J. western states, arrived in Pendleton Very many people desire to buy yesterday and tomorrow afternoon at lands In eastern Oregon. What havs 2:10 will make an address at the Bap you to offer, and price T N. Berkeley," tie t church. - Wanted Man and wife without children to board and room In prl j Mrs- Hunt of Belllngham, vate family. Address "O" this office. Wash., a sister of S. A. Stone of this Wanted-Vosltion on ranch by vlgltin her parents, Mr. and middle aged lady. No objections to Mra- Jerr' Stoneatdams. dlntance or another woman. Room! ' Zi Senate. ' n0 sixth annual closing exercises . , . , ,, ' at the Umatilla ImliHn school under Sweet peas. 2c a bunch delivered. the adm:riU(tratlon (lf L E. u Onion sets, geraniums and bedding ..,...... ... . . ' ... plants. Hooker's, 544 Main street. , , , " . u. Phone h"2 I school chapel at eight -,, ' o'clock. The program will be given Everybody s going to the big Eagle entirely by the Indian children in at- imuc in renu.eion xne J-ounn oi tendance at the school, and the su- ! Melvenv ar.d was referred to the i sewer committee. The Knights of Pythias were give,n permission to repair their building tn the corner of Main and Water streets, recently damaged by fire. J. E. Mullinix petitioned the coun cil for the establishment of a grade on Monroe street. The petition was referred to the street committee. About Sprinkling. The street committee reported that the new sprinkling wagons are expect ed any day. A representative of the company arrived several days ago to set them up but, the machines not ar riving on schedule time, he had the railroad company send a tracer. The sprinklers are needed badly, especial ly on the south hill where wagons have been hauling dirt to the depot park for several days. i iliiid it D II If II v 1 ' s I sh resses 1 A Splendid Assortment to Choose? From. Mothers, who are interested in "good quality" tub dresses for their children should see the com plete assortment we are showing from 69 up to ? 1.75 each. We are Pendleton agents for the fa mous "Prince Make," made in Detroit, Mich., and considered one of the "Snappiest" lines in America. We can fit them all from the little tot of 3 years to the junior of 15 years. Lost Brown rain coat, Sunday, June 13, between Gibbon and Fur nth place cn Umatilla river. Reward for return to this office. For auto hire call Harry McQueen. Speclol trips to Bingham, Lehman, Hldaway; also city or country trips. Phone 110; residence phone, 308W. "Mutt" takes the big loads and perlntendet extends an invitation to the public to attend the exerc'ses. Following is the program: Vacation song, Primary Pupils; reading, Wallace Parr: reading. Mar isaret Clark; sunflower quartette. Pri mary Pupils; dialogue, Agnes Audette and RnRaline Clark; Lullaby song. Kindergarten Clans; Reading, John Parr; Song. "Mudpies" K'ndergarten "Toff" mhemm tl. -nu T9Aln Rrna ho ni n n ! oi ' n.nn.hi- ' Operetta. Primary Pupils Furniture van and storage warehouse Office 647 Main street. Phone J3. Sports, dancing and lots of fun at the Eagles' picnic, July 4th. Attention Elks. All Elks will please attend the reg ular meeting Thursday evening. Bal loting for candidates. By order of Exalted Ruler. THOS. F1TZ GERALD. (Adv.) . . Secretary. Reading. "Jane Jones" Stephen Wil liams; Little Grandmother's Drill. Six Small Girls; Vocal Solo. Miss Knox; Apple Blossoms. Six Small Girls; Reading, Last Rose of Summer, Es- i ther Motanic; Vocal Solo, Lullaby. Maude Cra g; June Voices Happy Farmers, Three Hoys; Skipping Girl. Ina Murray; Dance of the Rose Girls, Four Girls; Recitation, Dolly Rose, Martha Kash Kash; Song. Good Bye, School. Xotlee. Having disposed of my blacksmith business, I desire to close my accounts as soon as possible. All those know ing themselves Indebted to me will please arrange to settle at an early data, Lucas and Barrett, reliable black smiths and mechanics, will continue the business and desire your patron, age. ISAAC JAY. (Adv.) Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to the many kind friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness shown during our bereave ment In the loss of our dear wife and mother; also for the many beautiful floral offerings. Kspetially Daphne Circle No. 2. JOHN McGINN AND FAMILY. A(lv King I.inlwlg Denounced, INNSBRUCK. Austria, June 16. German socialists at a meeting in Munich are reported to have denounc ed King Ludwlg of Bavaria, because of the speech recently made by him concerning the annextatlon of Bel glum. According to dispatches received here the socialists are reported to, have said that Belgium must be in dependent ngnin no matter how the war results. Pendleton's Quality Store WARRING NATIONS BUY 5 MILLION FT. LUMBER HERE NORTHWEST PROFITS IX SALE OF LUMBER FOR AERO PLANE BUILDING. PORTLAND, Ore., June 17 Five million feet of spruce lumber have been shipped from Washington and Oregon to the warring nations of Eu rope in the past few months for u In the construction of aeroplanes. Th shipments would have been greater but for the inability to secure cargo space. "War" Word Prise Contest. MESQUITE, Tex., June 17 How many times does the word "war'' oc cur in the paper you're now reading? Don't know? Mesqulte citizens didn't either, but they've been counting, since a contest, with prizes for the nearest to the correct guess was in stituted, i ft BOYS DADI.Y INJURED BY DYNAMITE CAIS MARSHFIELD, Ore., June 17. Through the explosion of dy namite caps they found by the roadside, Luther and Paul Wy more, five and six years old. suffered serious injuries. Lu ther lost four fingers and Paul's skull was fractured. The latter probably will die. America's I Greatest I Cigarette j ALL WORK GUARANTEED AT KELLEY'S INDEPENDENT AUTO RE PAIR SHOP. Electric Starters, Etc., a Specialty. Second Hand Cars Bought and Sold. Cottonwood St., Opposite City Hall. Phone 181. 1 NOT A WEAK LINK IN OUR CHAIN. We are growing every day. We have a better stock to select from than we ever had. Come in and let us prove it to you. . , MEN'S SUITS ' A big assortment of men's hand tailored suits, right up to date styles. Nothing that will compare with them in Pendleton. Regular $12.50 for.. 7.50 Regular $20.00 for $14.75 Regular $18.00 for $12.50 Regular $22.50 for $16.50 Boys' knickerbocker suits in plain and Norfolk Buster Brown stvles, all sizes from 4 years old to 16 years, for $1.35, $1.95, $2.45, $2.65, $2.85, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45, $3.65, $3.85, $3.95. Bovs knickerbocker pants lor 25, 49, 65, 75, 85, 95c1. Boys' ribbed union suits for 45 Boys' two piece underwear, per garment 20? Boys' hose, all sizes for 10t?, 12Vi and 15 SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. The largest line of shoes we have ever carried. Anything you want and any price you want. Men's shoes, work and dress, button and lace for $1.19, $1.95, $2.45, $2.65, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45, $3.65, $3.85, $3.95. Boys' shoes for 85c, 95. $1.00, $1.20, $1.25, $1.30, $1.45, $1.65, $1.85, $1.95. Ladies Juliets, rubber heels for 65?, $1.19, $1.45 Ladies' button and lace shoes for $1.35. $1.95, $2.45, $2.65, $2.85, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45, $3.65. Children's shoes, oxfords and pumps for 50S t0t, 70, 85f, 95, $1.00, $1.10, $1.20, $1.25, $1.35. $1.45, $1.55. $1.65, $1.75, $1.85, $1.95. THE HUB 0 Went Cnw Not. AH-nlMl. P.AKKR, Ore., June 17. No appeal will be asked In the dam- age cn.w of Wllllnm Wlegand, t'opperfield saloonkeeper, against : ex-Governor West, James H. ! Nichols, attorney for Wlegand, announced. The 60 days allow- ! ed for an nppeal from the ver- ! diet of the jury for Mr. West 4j given April 17, expired Wednea- ! day. ft Two similar cases against the ! ex-governor, those of H. A, ' Stewart and Antone Warner, both of Copperfleld, are pend- Ing. but Mr. Nichols has not de- elded whether he will bring them Into court, All three cases are for damages caused by tnklng liquor from Copper- field saloons by the mtlltla, following Miss Fern Hobhe' visit In January, 1914. GASOLINE THE BAROMETER OF YOUR CAR Excessive use of Gasoline proves that your car is too heavy, that its motor is inefficient and and that it has poor bearings and poorly fitted parts. G-A-S-O-Lrl-N-E spells Friction F-R-I-C-T-I-O-N spells Wear W-E-A-R spells Big Repair Bills The Franklin is the Most Efficient Car THINK IT OVER Pendleton Auto Co. Gi) B g SS B EB3 Thursday and Friday Last Episode of The Clutching' Hand Col. Heeza Liar Takes the Pledge ?athe News Pacific Coast News Phone 541 812 Johnson Street