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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1915. PAGE FIVE IT'S THE WHEAT THAT MAKES UMATILLA COUNTY SO PROSPEROUS AND ITS THE WHEAT THAT MAKES "PEMECO" MEATS SO DELICIOUS. . 4i or m The farmer that buys "Pemeco" fer his harvest crew is helpin' his com munity and the family that buys "Pemeco" meats is boosting their own town, an' it don't cost no more to be loyal to your community. The Home Industry wa gon is gettin' to be the most popular joy cart 'round here. Better hop on. HANK PENDER. . Pill III i.. Knight's Olivet Pickles Relishes Fruits Vegetables Lunch Goods Cheese SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Central Market PHONE 455 A. Kutfli of Kiho In registered at the Bowman today. Sheriff T. D. TaWor Is Ht t'klah to. day on official business. Mr. anil Mm. J. A. I.leimllen are vis itors In Pendleton. 1.. H. Conger of IniK Creek spent limt night In Pendleton. ('. H. Nit.Nlor uf Stanfleld was a vis Itor In the city lam evening. Mr. and Mm. C. A. Harrelt of Alhe. li u were at the Pension hotel last night. County Clerk Flank Sallng left lust evening for I'matllla and in spending the day there on business. Mr. and Mm. Fred Reynolds of Iakeview, Ore., were guests of the Hotel St. George yesterday evening. I. E. Anderson, who looks after the Northern Pacific road net ween her: and Pasco, was In the city yeHterday. Ad lent 1st pioneer Diet. ST. HKMC.NA, Cal., July 20. Mr. Kllen (i. White, one of the founders of the Seventh Day Adventlsts, died here aged 88. she, was widely known among the members of that denomi nation throughout the United States, and by many she was regarded aa a prophetess. On February 1.1 thin year Mrs White met with a serious aicl'lent near her home here, due to a fall which broke the bone In her left thllth. She is survived by two sons, James Kdson White, of Marshall, Mich., and William ( White. (SEWS FROM THE FARM AMD RANGE LOCALS 0 Advertising in Brief KATK8. Per Una first IdmtIIod 10c Per ant. tdlllmial Insertion . ... be per line, per mnnlh $1 00 No lis'tla taken fur lest than 2.'. Count tt urUiiiarj worda to hoe. IxksIi will act be liken over Ibe phone and remittance nuat aceom paor order. For fuel fans fl. negardlng atckneaa ask Zartoons, tonight. Pastime. Furnished room In Nye Apts. for rent. Apply 602 Water street Oregon Life, best for Oregonlans. Sep ('. Ij. Mayo, District Manager. For sale New, model, livery barn, best of equipment Telephone Stables Vlavl A home treatment S04 Ho tel Pendleton. A. It. Gilchrist. Phone 470. John Rosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. For rent Nicely furnished t-ro6m house to responsible party for month or six weeks. Call 54JW. Regarding domestic trouble ask Cartoons, Pastime, tonight. Sewing wanted by expert seam stress. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Bell, 111 W. Webb street. Telephone Z7SJ. F.xperleneed young woman want position as cook In harvest Inquire O'' this office or phone 653M. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Old papers for sale; tie,! In bundle Good for starting fires, etc. 10c bundli. This office. Are you In love? Ask Zartoons, Pastime, tonight. For sale Six room bungalow, good location, also furniture. Part cash bnlance ensy payments or will sell on Installment plan. Call Telephone Stables. Hair dressing and dyeing, mani curing, shampooing, scientific else trie facial massage and scalp treat ment. ladles or gentlemen. Combings made to any design. Hair and orna mrnta at reasonable prices. Miss Mart, at Hansen Millinery. The Perfect Double Vision Lens UerPartforS I Far Vision J r f flio women who 'T 3 ' f f J ) with coma vl', A V; fonntrioo thw book; Tower Part for j VNear Vision IV GLASSES .iv Near Bight and Far Sight In one. Urns. They are ground from wonderfully clear crys tal glass and the lower part Is Invisible.. No lines and no cement. It rout no morn to have) your glows fittod by a re trartlonlst wlio devotes all his time to the Optical ltiod. sm, See I) A MS ItOTHWEI.Ti, Kjclnslvo Optician American National Bank Building, Pendleton, Phone (09. For nice clean rooms, Inquire 216 Willow, or phone 242J. Have you lost anything. Ack Zar toons, Pastime, tonight. Wanted Middle aged Woman for general homework. DM Lllleth. Situation wanted by experienced en gineer. References. Inquire 202 K. Webb. Are you In doubt? Ask Zartoons. Pastime, tonight. For rent Two nicely furnished front rooms. Apply 6M Thompson street. For sale One 38'' Ohio Alfalfa cutter, and 28 H. P. gas engine. Write or Inquire of P. H. Buchholx Co Stanfleld, Oregon. Man with small family wants work on farm or will rent furnished farm. Can give good reference. Address A. J. Price. Hosklns, Ore. "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 S39. Want to know who you are going to marry. Ask Zartoons, Pastime, to-night. Mlllila Gils Aircraft. NKW YOItK. July 2rt. The Aero Club of America announced that the states of New York and Vermont have accepted offers of aeroplanes and the services of aviators during the maneu ers of the national grads of those states. The offers were made by the Aero Club. It was announced that Ralph Mc Millan, of Omaha, has offered his bi plane for the use of the Nebraska na tional guard. Adjutant General Thomas L. Stew art of the Pennsylvania national guard has notified the Aero Club that its offer of the use of three aeroplanes and pilots for the annual maneuvers In that state will not be accepted "be cause It would not be convenient to have an aeroplane In camp." Hoy at Play Is klriiiaM. Ho 111 Honey f rop T. J. Ilarrlnrer reports that his bees are making the best showing he has seen In a.great while and that his; crop of honey this, year will be big, says the Stanfleld Standard. The sea-1 son started sloftly owing to the cold! rains In the early spring but the fine weuther of the last month or so has! allowed the bees to load the hives-' rapidly, llu Is also hiving on an av- erage of three or four new stands a day and thinks his Increase will reach1 100 per cent easily, for the season. I I Mimiul Crop Is Mrgr The farm-l em on the project on the Meadows' are busy cutting their second crop of alfalfa and are making good prog-1 rcss in spite of the fact that there Is a shortage of labor here at this time. Most of the available labor of; the community has gone to the wheat! fields during the harvest season end will be away for a month or two yet. By working on a cooperative basis. I however, the growers are able to! i make good headway. This cutting is exceptionally heavy and will more than make up for the shortage In! the first cutting, which was caused by the cold rains In the early spring months. Stanfleld Standard. K.viin-,1 a flood Yli-UI Officer Alex Manning has returned from his farm near Pilot Rock where he has been for a week assisting in harvest ing. The cutting of the grain us finished this mornlni?. The wheat went 2 5 bushels to the acre and was good milling wheat. Mr .Manning I states, and rtf a Ion-acre field (.r barley he secured 1" sacus. aooui 37 1-2 bushels to the acre. Good Cool and Wood. Our Rock Sprint, coal burns clean giving you mora heat and lesa dirt for your money. Good dry wood thst doesn't boll, tut burns. Also slabs and kindling. Protect yourself from cold and cost--order from B L. Burroughs, phone (.Adv. Practical Signs. A. R. Costa. (24 Cottonwood St. Kelly's Auto Repair Shop. All work guaranteed. Electrio starters a specialty. Second hand enrs bought and sold. Cottonwood street, opposite city hall. Phone (33 Mm- Cattle Worth $10,000 Xir.e head of fine Hereford cattle, from Norway, Iowa, purchased by George, Chandler, arlved in Kaker yesterday and were taken out to the Chandler ranch today. The actual cost of the stock was $10,000. Three of the an imals are bulls, and six are heifers Of the first class, one will tip the beam at 2400 pounds. Mr. Chandler will send three of the new arrivals to the fairs at Yakima and Spokane md to the San Francisco exposition to en ter the. stock shows. Baker Herald. Curl Starts Cutting Frank i.rominent reservation farmer. Me is Curl today viii-tu vik'nn ii,u. vo whlln' started his comoine. ne ir. -v....- plalng on West Yakima avenue near the quarter section which as dam the Hotel Davis, where his mother is , aged most by the recent winds and es emploved. the 11-year-old son of tlmates that he will get about Zs bush- P Mrs. Mvrtle Gum was kidnaped by els to the acre a man who drove up In an automo bile and got away with the boy alter a struggle with Mrs. Bowman, pro prietress of the hotel Wheat ItipenliiK Pat The hot weather of yesterday and today is proving very acceptable to the farm- Mrs. Gum says the abductor was erg as it tends to uno-n me her husband, Marlon Gum, a printer. the wheat. Within a few days prac who left her and the boy last winter tica'lly all of the farmers, save those and went to Stockton. Cal. It is said that Gum recently declared his inten tion to take the boy. Lost any money? Ask Zartoons, Pastime tonight. 7 IiCeturo Postponed. Anna M. Lowry, who was to lecture on convent life at Eagle-Woodman hall five nights, beginning July 21st, announces that these lectures will be postponed until some future date. Adv. A Royal Trtwt Manager Matlocjt of the Pastime theater promises his patrons one of the best and most novel acts that 1 appearing before the public today. The Zartoons who open their engage ment at the Pastime tonight. The Zartoons are called clairvoy anta. mediums, fortune tellers and spiritualists. Call them what you like, they are the wonders of the age Lost and stolen articles they locate, missing friends and relatives arc found and doubtful questions are ex plained by them. Remember, at the Pastime tonight. Admission, ten and twenty cents. Adv. $30,000 Is iA-ft College. LANCASTER. Pa.. July 20. Dr. H. H. Appel, president of Franklin and Marshall college, has been notified that under the will of Dr. Eugene T. Santec of Philadelphia, who died re cently, the college will receive 120, OOu and the Lancaster Reformed Theolo gical Semlnarv. a sister Institution ,10,000. Dr. Santee was a trustee of the semi nary, and his father, the late Charles Santee, of Philadelphia, was for many years a trustee of the seminary and college. To Whom It May Concern. I will not be responsible for debts contracted by Mrs. F. Thompson after July 20. (Adv.) F. W. THOMPSON. any W. In the foothills, will be harvesting. SLl tiS CASHIER. GETS AWAY WITH $9000 MILWAUKEE. July 20. Slugging Edward Losse, cashier of the Cudahy Packing Co., a highwayman escaped with $9000 In currency and checks Loose was attacked from behind In the wholesale district Training Off'Ved Polli. NEW YORK. July 20. A plan to give Inspectors, captains and lieuten ants of the New York police force military instruction was divulged when Police Commissioner Woods sent ro- tice to these officers. 719 in all. ing how many would like to enter the United States military' camp at Platts- hurg, N. Y., for four weeks' training beainnlng August 10. The notice was sent at the request of Major-General STEAMSHIP IS REPORTED SAFE CHARLES S. MOORE, FORMER STATE TREASURER IS. DEAD PORTLAND, July 20. Charles Sumner Moore of Klamath Falls, for mer state treasurer and prominent republican In politics, died at a bos pltal following an operation. jK: s :fill YOUR STAMP BOOKS BEFORE AUG. 1ST.: THIS STORE WILL DISCONTINUE GIVING STAMPS ON AUGUST IST. so we urp you to take advantage of our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale which in now in protm s and finish filling up your Htamp books. All charge accounts paid by August 10th will be entitled to stamps aa usual. Women are enthusiastic about Sayres Groat omi-flnnuol Gloaraneo Solo All Summer goods must go as it is this stores policy not to carry over any goods from season to season. Sayres is a firm believer in "having the goods when peoph want them" and "being out of them when they don't want them." Your dollars will do double duty if you are looking for CLEAN NEW SUMMER MERCHANDISE. 31.75 98c Di- Lingerie Waists See Window play. An assortment of dainty white waists of voile and batiste in several cleverly made styles in both long and short sleeve models trim med with lace edg ings and insertions. Every waist is one of this season's newest styles and values that range up to $1.75 each. Your choice while they last 98? WOMEN'S WHITE SUMMER DRESSES AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES. Several women took advantage of the special values yesterday and the way these SPIC SPAN NEW GARMENTS have been selling we wouldn't be surprised to see the entire line closed out m a few days. If you want a new sum mer dress get it now. You can save money. Pendleton's Quality Store Mi M .p, Irfonard Wood, commander of the de partment of the east. Police Commissioner Wood said the salaries of the men who accept would be continued. yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Auxtria llcimlatci Price. ZURICH. July 20. The Austrian government has fixed the following prices of grain until the harvest of 1916 per 220 pounds. Wheat, 34 crowns (a crown is 24 1-2 cents); rye and malting barley, 28 crowns, other barley and oats, 26 crowns. These prices ate midway between the war and the normal ante-war prices. The government also prom ises Bhortly to permit of pure wheat flour and rye meal. Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES cgr HOT TM1ALES CHILLI CON CARRE -SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date; FIRST CLASS SERV1C1 TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Bts. Phone H7 Pendleton, Ore. WESTON-Pr.XPI.ETON AUTO STAGE Schedule Going West. P. M. 8:00 lit. Weston 1:00 8:16 I.v. Athena 1:15 8:38 I.v. Adams 1:38 Going East P. M. 10:00 Lv, Pend'n 4:00 10:80 Lv. Adams 4:80 Athena 8:16 A. M. Lv. Weston Lv, Athena Lv. Adams A. M. Lv. Pend'n Lv, Adams Lv. Athena 1 .: 16 Lv, Faros. Weston to Athena, JGo; Weston to Adams, 60c; Athena to Adams, 26c; Weston to Pendleton, J1.00; Athena to Pendleton, 76c; Adams to Pendleton, 60c. Round trips, If made In same day: Weston and Pendleton, 81.60; Athena and Pendleton, 81.25. Headquarters: Weston, at City Drug Store; Athena, St. Nichols Ho tel; Adams, Inland Mercantile Store; Pendleton, French Restaurant, A. M. Ilojdcn, Proprietor. ' i f ' i j 1 m -V- 1 j : . '" -V- ... - SS eT: jfSS f . f W v r - ft I t4 - A '' i,"vM.' 2-1 j II WjfeaL.-aJaMea J l GALIFORHIA EXPOSITIONS are two vast wonderlands The (Jreatcst Shows of The Age. You ! 3 cannot afford to miss them. The opportunity I1I soon pass. Goi Id u I THAT I WILL BUY MY NEXT PAIR OF SHOES AT THE HUB AND PUT THAT EXTRA MONEY IN THE BANK i Men's $4 and $5 sample oxfords at ?2.85 Men's Goodyear welt dress shoes, regular $3.50 5 - values - TiA- j flpra rpr o-t --.J ? ,ai nener graues u.iiii, aim f I Men's work shoes ?1.95, $2.45, $2.65 and up. E Boys' dress shoes $1.65 and up S Ladies' velvet 2 strap pumps, just the thing for this hot weather $1.45 S Milo pumps, high and low heels, regular $4.00 5 E , values $2.95 S Hunter brand brown bib overalls and jumpers E only, the garment 69f 5 boys poros knit unaerwear, snirts ana arawers, 5 regular 25c seller, the garment 12Vi Men's khaki and whipcord pants.... 95, $1.25 1 Men's hats $1.00, $1.45 and $1.85 Heavy canvas gloves with gauntlets 10, 3 pair E for 25. S. Aien s sport snirts omy &vf THE HUB WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. E 23 Sample Stores. 745 MAIN ST. nllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIllllllllllIlinilllllllllllllliil A clean, beautiful resort at which to rest and enjoy yourself during the hot summer. MP A WAY f of several routes at low res for the round trip, via OKEtiOX-WASIIINGTOX HAII.llO.VI & NAVIGATION' CO. Ask T. F. O niHEN, Agent, Tendleton. The S. S. Phil ulolphla. For a time fears were felt for thi safety of the Philadelphia because of the lettt r Frank Holt had written saying he had plm ed a bomb in the hold of some vessel sailing from New York. Wireless warning was sent the Philadelphia at sea to senr.-h for a hidden bomb but none was found. In the Blue Mountains of Southern Umatilla County. H H. M. CULTER, PROP. Iff Bowling, Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Elc. H Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths. 1 Hotel Rate, 810.50 Per Week H INCLUDING BATHS. H COTTAGES FOR RENT. FREE CAMP GROUNDS H GOOD INCLOSED PASTURE. --3 DAuto stage, carrying passengers and mail, connects with rogulai stage at Ukiah every Tuesday, J Thursday and Saturday. Round trip automobile fare from Pilot Rock $5.00 m m m 'dl'Wim'HIIIfflllippWp altluliituiiitoUllito