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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1915)
EIGHT rAGFS DAILY EAST ORFGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, HIM. EAGF, FIVE Oil.- litLlHUUJ ulDflOId WILL ENJOY A MORE PLEASANT WEEK IF SERVED WITH PEC1GG "- urn MADE IN PENDLETON THE CLEAN, WHOLESOME, QUALITY FOOD. For Dinner "Pemeco" Beef Roasts "Pemeco" Pork Roasts "Pemeco" Legs Mutton "Pemeco" Fancy Veal Fresh Fish Daily For Lunch "Pemeco" Boiled Ham "Pemeco" Ham Sausage "Pemeco" Bologna "Pemeco" Weiners "Pemeco" Head Cheese NEW FRESH VEGETABLES New Cabbage, 2 heads 15 Caluiflower, head 10 Logan Berries, box 10 New BeeUs 3 bunches .. 10? KNIGHTS PICKLES, OLIVES, RELISHES SERVICE SANITATION 33 QUALITY The Central dlarket TWO PHONES INSPECTION SCORE 86.6 173 I A 5 q (5b Advertising fa Brief KATI'.H. Per llfi fJrnt limertiou 10e Per Hue, additional InaerUos . . . . Sc Per lint, per mouth (I.IHI No tot als taken for lit than 2oc. Count tt ordinary worna 10 Hue. IaksIb will Dot be taken over the phone and remittance moat accom pauy order. For fuel tone fl. For Rent Light housekeeping rooms, 724 Johnson street. Don't forget the big Eagle picnic In Pendleton on July 4th. For rent Modern ten room house, close In. Apply John Vert. For sale Lodging house. Good lo cation. Address B, this office. Young lady wishes housework. Best of references. Call "A" this office. Wanted Girl for general house work. Phone J90. For rent Four room modern house. Phone 2SW. All men step lively and take ad vantage of our special offer for to day at the BIO SALE at Max Baer's. 729 Main street. Adv. Oregon Life, best for OregonlanA See C. L. Mayo, Dlut Mgr., or Clarlc Varian. John Rosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. For rent Modern seven room house Fie yem was are in I!. Wagner was down fniin home yesterday at Ukiah. It. A. Holte, Ktanfleld banker. a visitor in Pendleton yesterday. E. B. Casteel and H. G. Casteel among the witnesses here today the Sturtevant will content. F. P. Riley and C. C. Carr of Stan field, are visitors In Pendleton today. They are registered at the Pendleton George Done Is In today from Pilot Rock to appear a a witness in the will contest before the county court. Kldred Corley, little son of Elza V. Corley, has returned to Pendleton aft er spending two years with his grand parents In Lake county. TIUP TO SEATTLE. (Continued from page one.) from Yaglma to Pendleton required another day. According to Mr. Slusher the road to Chehails Is good excepting fur some new construction work. The road via Vancouver Is not good now because of work underway. The road through Snoiiualm e pax has been open for 10 days and Is good though the car was stuck once on the way through. COMMITTEE XMING. east end of town. Inquire "X"' thisl i Style, Durability, Ease are combined In the shoes we sell end for that reason ours has become the best known and best store In town at which to buy shoes. More I eople are coming here every day, during this GREAT SALE for shoes more people being made happy. Max Baer's, 829 Main street. Adv. Notice. The rendleton Valley Dairy makes two deliveries a day to homes. Fresh milk and cream, wholesale or retail. Oood service. Phone I3F4. Adv. Notice to Farmers. If you have wheat or alfalfa bay for sale, call on Penland Bros. Trans fer, 64 7 Main street Adv. Murder Trial llrglnt. LONDON, June 22. In historic old Bailey, George Joseph Smith, 43, went on trial charged with the murder of three of h's six wives for their Insur ance money. Each of the three wives was found dead In a bathtub, All were drow ned. All Dollars Are Alike rtf TTP there it a big difference in. DJ 1 """what you can get for one. The HUB gives more good, clean merchandise for your money every day in the year. SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES FOR EVERYBODY Men's work shoes, good ones for $1.19, ?1.95, $2.25, $2.15, $2.G5, $2.85, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45, $3.65, $3.85, $3.95. Men's dress shoes, button and lace, black and tan for $1.95, $2.85, $2.95, $3.20, $3.25, $3.15, $3.65, $3.85, $3.95. Boys' button and lace shoes for $1.00, $1.25, $1.45, $1.55, $1.65, $1.85, $1.95. LADIES' SHOES, OXFORDS AND PUMPS Ladies' 3 strap patent pumps for $1.95 Ladies' Mary Janes for $1.85 Ladies' cloth top patent pumps for $2.95 Ladies' patent, gun meal and vici kid shoes, button and lace for $1.35 Ladies' patent, gun metal and kid button shoes, Goodyear welts for $2.65 and $2.95 Children's shoes for 60 65 85 95, 98?, $1.00, $1 20 $1.25. Girls'' shoes for 85S 95. $1.00, $1.20, $1.25, $1.30, $1.35, $1.45, $1.55, $1.65. Children's Sandals for 50 and 75 THE HUB (Continued from Page 1.) office I en train at Echo on the eastbound COME AM) LET LS suit you at trip. Local people are invited to at the BIG SALE at Max Baer's, 729tend tne program tomorrow and local Main street. Adv. autoes will be appreciated In taklri For Sale Six room bur.ga.ow, good the committeemen from Hermiston to location; alno' furniture. Call Tele- j Echo. Hermiston cars will be used 'n phone Stables." taking the members of the commltteo Lostt Small gold chatelaine pin ov"r lhe project, lust week. Finder please return to! The following niemliers of the ao ofliee and receive reward. A six room house for rent or lease. Electric lighted, bath. Reasonable. See L. D. Lynde, 715 Ann street. You will all be welcome to the Eagle's picnic July 4th. For sale 35 acres, house, barn ard chicken house, at Pilot Rock Junction near new railroad terminal. Addresl "K." Bewlng wanted by expert seam stress. All work guaranteed. Prices propriatlon committee and reciama tlon officials compose the party: Members of Appropriation Commit tee John J. Fitzgerald, chairman, Brooklyn. N. Y.; William P. Borland. Kansas City, Mo.; Joseph W. Byrns, Nashville, Tenn.; Charles R. Davis, St. Peter, Minn.; Frederick H. Glllett. Springfield, Mass.; James W. Good, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Frank W. Mon de!!, Newcastle, Wyo.; James McAn drews, Chicago, III.; George W. Rauch, Marlon, Ind.; Swagar Shirley, re.sonao.e. Mrs. Men. zu W. weDD Louisville, Ky.; Thomas Upton Slsson. street. Telephone J7SJ. Winona. Miss- James C. Courts and Old papers for sale; tlej In bundles. K. F. Rea, clerks; M. C. Shields, as Good for starting fty-ea, etc. lOo aV sistant clerk; H. H. Weaver, official bur.lla. This office. ( stenographer The gold watch prize given away! Reclamation commission A. P. Da. Bt Max Baer's store Monday at 10 vis, director and chief engineer, chair o'clock was drawn by Jerry Winkle man: Will R. King, chief counsel. vV. ! A. Ryan, comptroller; S. B. William. WE WANT TO CONVINCE YOU THAT DE SILL FOR CASE! A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL DO THIS. Cane and Fruit iUGAEl oil .)n ni m, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BERRIES, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. PROMPT DELIVERIES. LOWEST CASH PRICES. We Sell Groceries the Same Way Cheap THE SPECIALTY CASH DHOW Phone 476. Next Door to Quell Caf 628 Main. ol Pendleton. Ore. For rent Modern five room house, gas, fireplace, nice yard and garage. Inquire "1." this office. For sale Fine fresh milch cow with calf. Inquire 310 Turner street, or phone 308 R. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Wanled Man and wife withoiit children to board and room In pri vate family. Address "G" this office. Everybody's going to the big Eagle picnic In Pendleton the Fourth July. son, chief of construction; Joseph Clancy and E. A. Clark, clerks. J- m 17oq!i Uioii'G , m .IHUUUUU WE EXTEND TO YOU A HEARTY WELCOME TO MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN THE CITY. LADIES' REST ROOM AND PUBUC TELEPHONE AT YOUR SERVICE. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT SAYERS, PENDLETON'S COOLEST SHOPPING PLACE. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED THROUGHOUT THE STORE DURING CHAUTAUQUA WEEK, JUNE 22ND TO 2STH. 68c Dresses for ... 90c Dresses for ... $1.25 Dresses for . $1.35 Dresses for . $1.75 Dresses for Chautauqua Week Special ENTIRE LINE OF CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES (finest assortment in the city) Offered at Wonderfully Low Prices. Think of it. We offer for Chautauqua Week only, your unrestricted choice of our entire stock of children's wash dresses at prices as low as you would pay for ma terials alone and when you see how neatly and accurately they are made up you will more than appreciate the values we offer. Dresses of French Gingham, Imported Crepes, Chambrays, Percales, Piques, etc., in all sizes from 3to 14 years. Judge of the values by these : 48 m $1.98 Dresses for $1.48 58t $2.50 Dresses for $1.68 88 $2.75 Dresses for $1.95 98 $3.50 Dresses for $2.68 ... $1.19 HI $4.00 Dresses for $2.98 ANOTHER LOT OF SILK WAISTS TO $4.00 AT EACH $2.95 Our fourth shipment this season of the famous "Manhattan" Silk Waists, comprising pongees, Tub Silks and Crepe de Chine in numerous styles to choose from; values QJP? 1 that ordinarily sell at $3.75 and $4.00.... JpfcsjJJO C&ClJ Dependable Merchandise Only. III Pendleton's Quality Store CALL X)U BIDS. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, as Recorder of the City of Weston. Oregon, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 o'clock p. m.. on the 28th day of June 115, at his office in Weston, afuresaid. for the excavation of one half mile of earth, the laying and corking of water pip"? and the fil I ng of the ditch excavated, in accord- fcpll &?Z7.t Jferrfo fpgrrf imrrr. m.rrii nrf returned if the bidder is unsuccessful, and to lie forfeited if the bidder is successful and he refuses to enter in to a contract in accordance with the hid. All bids will be opened before the Common Council of said City in session at 7:30 o'clock p. m., on said nee with the plans and specifications "ln "a-v "l Ju,,e al l"c ',! therefore on file in the office of said p "amoeis. Recorder, which are open to inspec-1 The Common Council reserves the i tlon there. rignt to reject any ana an mas. IT WON'T cost you a fortune norj Each bid must be accompanied by Datod at Weston. Oregon, this the tke weeks for us to fit you with an'a certified check for one-tenth of the 121st day of June. 1915. up-to-date suit at the BIG SALE at; amount of the bid. Davable to the or-1 x ANDY T. BARNETT. der of the Mayor of said City, to be Recorder for the City of Weston, Ore. Max Baer's, 729 Main street, Adv. Lost Brown rain coat, Sunday, June 13, between Gibbon and Fur nish place cn Umatilla river. Reward tor return to this office. Position wanted on sheep ranch I J man and wife. Roth flret class ranch people. Can give references. State wages. R. J. Austad, Green Acres, Wash. A FEAST OF Sl'lTS fit for a king. A spread of stilts that the connois seur can enjoy to the utmost Is made tantalizingly tempting to the appetite ct bargain seekers. The cut prices at this BIO .SALE make toothsome mor sels. Come to Max Baer's, 729 Main street, Adv. For auto hire call Harry McQueen. Special trips to Bingham, Lehman, Hldnway; also city or country trips. Phone 110; residence phone, 308W. Man wants ranch work with or without wife, In Christian family. Six years experience with gas machinery. "H," this office. "Mutt" takes the big loads and "Jeff shows the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse. Office (47 Main street. Phone 339. Sports, dancing and lots of fun at the Eagles' picnic, July 4th. NOT A HIT OF TROUBLE to look well dressed, and at your own price, too, If you buy at the BIG SALE at Max Baer's, 729 Main Street. Adv. For sale Two hundred acres, S 1-2 miles east of Weston, 160 acres In grain, rich black soli, 40 acres pas ture, seven room house, two barns and other buildings. Two good or chards, R. F. D. and telephone. Pur chaser to get 1-3 of crop. Price $15,- 000. 110.000 cash, terms on balance. 1. C. Hopkins, Weston, Ore. For Sale, Very Reasonable. Modern 7-room house and T loU about 1 block off paved streets. Suit able for chicken raising and garden ing. Inquire "Mm C. A." thl office. Adv. Xo True Found or Lost IJov. NEWPORT, Ore., June 22. Hope Is abandoned for the return of Os car Jacobson, Jr., son of Captain Ja cobson of the ferryboat Newport, who disappeared mysteriously. Men em ployed by Captain Jacohsen and vol unteers continued to drag Yaqulna luty and search the woods today but with no success. "WILD BILL" SAFEST MAN IN BASEBALL rf IT V,, S-J i I than he dreamed he could do. Though! he began the season without even a glimmer of hope of winning the pen- nant, he now permits himself to think j about it when no one is around. j "Will you win the pennant?" he, was asked the other day. j "I don't know," said he. 1 j "But don't you hope you will?" "Gee. no! I am afraid if I let my-! self think so they will begin to eJ) me wild again." j Donovan was the greatest pitcher j the Detroit club has ever had. When i he wore out he went to Providence in ! the International League as manager. I There he won the pennant. When ! Jacob Ruppert bought the New York j club from Frank Farrell and former ; Chief of Police Devery, they got Don- j ovan away from Providence. Th i club had been managed by men like ' Frank Chance, who bulldozed the! players, with the result that Hal; Chase, the greatest of first basemen I couldn't stand It, and on his threat: to quit he was sold to Chicago, and j "Slin" Caidwell, recognized by base- ! ball men as one of the really great I pitchers, broke his contract and went I to the Buffalo Feds. i But "Wild Bill" is not a bull dozer.! He wears a perpetual smile. And his smile has won. SMALL DEFECTS OF THE ETE GROW TO GREAT ONES Uncorrected errors of refraction are the cause of most eye trouble. Proper fitting gla.nrs In time con serve your eyesight. There are tens of thousands who waited too long that would gladly pay any price for good eyesight. The beat time to have your eyes fitted with glasses Is when they first begin to fail. If you have any reason to believe that your. eyes need atten tion it will pay you to come at once and have them thoroughly ex amined. I have nothing to do bat fit and grind glasses and can refer you to pleased patrons by the hun dred. My prices for glasses are not high. DALE ROTHWELL Exclusive Optician American Nat. Bank Bldg., Pendleton. Phone 609 Go to v inn3 Wllil Bill" Donovan. Here is "Wild Bill" Donovan, who has turned out to be so safe and sane that he took the rag tag and bobtail aggregation, known as the New York American League Base ball Club of last year, and in three weeks of this season put them at the top of the league. He has done more m fo) !o) no ?nn nr HI n it P I iii tm u uu Li Ki u Pendleton's Popular Playhouse A