East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 05, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PACE3 DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, FEN'DLETON, OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1915. FAGF, FIVE SATS XOOK A NICE "PEMECO" POT ROAST OR BOIL IN THE COOL MORNING TOR LUNCH. ".Pemeco" Boiled Hams "JPemeco" Ham Sausage ".Pemeco" Minced Ham "Pemeco" Liver Sausage "Pemeco" Blood Sausage "Pemeco"' Bologna. Limberger, Swiss, Cream Brick, American Cheese. RIPE FRUITS Peaches Plums Apples Oranges Bananas Lemons Berries VEGETABLES String Beans Cabbage Parsnips Onions Radishes Squash Roasting Ears KNIGHT'S PICKLES, OLIVES, RELISHES. SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Central Market PHONE 45S LOCALS i dvcrtishg in Brief HA'Vi'.A. Vt lliir Ilrvt InM-rtioti lc Jvr Hup. a.idliintiHl tnwrii'in . . . . 5r lr line, jnr rtumtb $1.00 No l hIr iMltt-n for tn than 2.V. mjii 6 "if)luat7 KorrtH 10 line. tH-alB will ni lie tikpQ otit th tlm uuti rciolttaot'e Bust arcom pmij order. Iraiira -Tf r"T T-T" ?"T 7 TTTrT 7T taw T" TT7T T TT 7T tt T"T 7 "T 1 T 7"t 7r T T T"T TT V'' T ' T' ' 7 ! r!1'' 1?( REFUSAL or 1COITK. (Continued from pace one.) vent vt the Mtubllslimcnt of the ru ral rout. Aa this number did not In any 'ay meet the requirements of the department that an average of four fainlllea residing more than one mile of travel from existing fit rllltle ihall he'mippllcd on a pro poned route, the case wai closed ad veraely, and unless It can be shown that conditions have materially ihnnKed so thjtt the n-iulrementj of Test Your Own Eyes The above groups of lines should appear uniform when held at arm's length and you nhould be able to read the fine print below with ease when held at 14 inches. fcsiiDiUfcii, use $&i!ic$ o! Spectecies t. fet bent.. M aM in 1h rr.ni' lf lormea wmwi. ( "oti HuN if p litr '"iurr fro is klesllvrl h i j it lb t1tT in ion thai f t are o( ungual rfrrnlj If you are wearing glasses make the test with your glasses on. If your vision does not meet the above requirements See Dale Rothwell, Exclusive Optician American Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 609. the department cub he met. It eems Inadvisable to take further action in tne premised at th la time. Sincerely yours, JAMKS 8. HI,ANLEV, Fourth AHKlstanl I'ostmaster General. Mr. Hurdy la atlll not diacournged Me states that he went over the pro posed route yesterday with another resident and found 48 families with in A few mllefl nf the rnjut nml wrml.l he glud to receive service from the mute, tif thinks. MAY STORE WATER FOR NAT IN OLD RESERVOIR A pnxAlhle solution of the natatori inn wiiter problem may be found In the use of the old reservoir n a stor- uite place Tor the overflow water when It U not b.-lnK tnken by the MVlrmrtlng pool. A number of the city official have, been considering lhis matter and, while the proper connection may not be made this summer, It is probable that the nc cesjiary work will be done next year. At the present time tlieic in plenty of overflow water In one night to refill the pool If all of it could be taken. However, the pipes feeding the pool are not lurse eiiounii to car ry all of the overflow unci, conse quently, additional water Is necessary the next morning to completely fill the pool The water commission does not feel at liberty to furnish this wa ter directly from the -mains. How ever, If tlie overflow water from the reservoir on the nights when it s not being emptied Into the pool were run into the old reservoir and stored there, It would be available for use in the pool whenever needed. The cost of making the proper connections would not be large. It is believed, in asmuch as the overflow pipe now runs within 40 feet of the old tener- volr. for fuel fone flv. Foor fresh cow for sale. W. W. Hurrah. Girl wants general housework I'hooe 2f,"W. For sale Three fresh Jersey milch lows. Inquire this office. Man wants steady Job on farm. Apply Ed Houck. Columbia Bar. Want to rent or buy ueed electrit vibrator. Address Eox 705, City. Separator man wants position; good reputation. J A. Policy, Adams, Or. For sale Five sere tract with good house In Riverside. Address Box- J 5 It. F. D. J, City. John Rosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. For rent 6 room houne, good con dition. Apply 915 E. Court, I'hone 446. lVndlrton Welding Shop, welds all kinds of castings. Next to Slope Oa rage. House for rent, furniture for site. Bargain. Housekeeping rooms In con nection. tilS Willow. Very many people desire to buy lands in eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Old paper for sale; tlaj In bundle Good for atarttng fires, etc. 10 bundla. Thl office. Good pasture with running water, II. 50 per month, 1 1-2 mile west of Stanfleld. Write to W. T. Reeves, Echo, Ore. "Mutt" take the big loads and "Jeff show the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse Office 647 Main street. Phone 119. For sale One 34"' Ohio Alfalfa cutter, and 18 It. P. gas engine. Write or Inquire of P. H. Buchholi Co., Stanrield, Oregon. ' j For sale cheap Five room hous on Jackson street, corner lot. Easy terms. Phone 2, or call room 2 over Taylor Hardware Co. For sale Motorcycle, Harley-Oa-vldson, twoepeed Twin, 1914 model, good condition, II 10 cash, new price, 1300 Reason, we now have automo bile. Address, ' .Motorcycle," care E. O. Hair dressing and dyeing, mani curing, shampooing, scientific elec tric facial massage and scalp treat ment, ladies or gentlemen. Combings made to any design. Hair and orna ments at reasonable price. Miss Hart, at Hansen Millinery. M. 1). Smith Is in from hi Juniper ranch today. J. H. liaker is down from Miacham today on business. Fred Daughtery of Htanfield was a Pendleton visitor yesterday. J. T. Hinkle. Hermlston attorney, is a business visitor in the city today. Joe Hayes and John Clancey of Heppner were in the city last evening. H. D. Lamp, prominent frultman of Freewater, was In the city over night. Carl S. McNaught, prominent Her mlston business man, Is in Pendleton today. W. Tape, manager of the Hot Lake Sanitarium, is making Pendle ton a visit. Fred H. Bell and E. I, Moae of Hood River, were at the Pendleton last evening. E. C. Quirk, popular traveling salesman, Is making Tendleton one of his frequent visits. Commissioner Mac Cockbiirn Is reg. lstered at the St. (Jenrge w hile attend ing the county court. Iaiu Hodgen, prominent Vincent res. Ident, Is here today to attend a meet ing of the fair board. E. P. Dodd. Hermlston realty dealer and member of the county fair board, is a visitor here today. Wulter Owens, who is employed by the P. P. & U Co.. left yesterday noon for Portland on his vacation. 'ieorge Batesman. who formerly ran a law publishing house In Portland but who is now on the road, is a vis itor here today. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schaefer, v ho have been stopping at the Golden Rule for several months, are leaving for Pasco, where Mr. Schaefer will be employed In a bakery until fall, when he plana to return here. (Continued From Page Two). For Sale (lieap. One Buffalo Pitts 25 H. P. traction engine in good condition. Inquire Van Petten Lumber Co. Adv. Hoiim for sale. Two a. re tract, 7-room modern huu.c. Large barn and (hlcKen house. Matlock and W. Bluff. Terms I'hone 30SJ. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Matthews of Indianapolis, have arrived to visit Mrs, W. H. Nebergall, a niece of Mrs. Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews have been to the Panama fair and on the way up the coast visited many points of interest. They will remain in Pendleton for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sutton left today for an outing at Tillamook. Miss laisy McPherson has returned to Pendleton from Corval'is where .Khe attended the summer school of the "regon Agricultural Collese. Mr and Mrs. l II. lutton and family of Pullman, former residents of this city, arrived in Pendleton last night by auto and are stopping at the St. George. They were accompanied back by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Whlttaker who have been visiting them. iMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllll'i ! SAMPLE SHOES S ARE BETTER j And You Can Buy Them For Less Money. Come In and E E Look Over Our Line and Note the Money You Save by E Buying Your Shoes Here. E Children's slippers 65 Children's oxfords and pumps 05 Misses' oxfords and pumps.... 05 and $1.45 Misses' shoes $1.35 Children's shoes 95 Boys' blucher and button shoes $1.65 Boys' fancy button shoes ?1.05 Ladies' gun metal button shoes $1.05 Ladies velvet pumps $1.45 Ladies Julietts ?1.19 Ladies' fine dress shoes at 92.65 and 92.95 Milo pumps 92.95 Men's work shoes.... 91-05 Men's dress shoes up from 92.65 Men's Oxfords 92.85 Men's sport shirts 50f and 65. Men's dress shirts 85, Men's Keep-kool unions at 85 Hunter brand overalls and jumpers 69 Men's work pants.... $1.45 Men's heavy work shirts at 45 Boys' overalls.... 35f, 45 Boys' shirts.. 35t and 45f Boys' underwear, the garment 12,i;k Boys' suits up from 91- Men's tailor made suits at 914.75 Men's dress pants 9- to 93.85. Men's hats 91.45 to 92.45 Men's bathing suits.... 75 Boys' bathing suits 5Cn Ladies handkerchiefs S'jf and 8 Good Coal 'and Wood. Our Rock Sprint, coal burns clean giving you more heat and less dirt for jour money. Good dry wood thet doesn't boil, but birns. Also lab and kindling. Protect yourself from cold and cost order from B L. Burroughs, phone B. Adv. FRANKLIN TEST CAR IS AT ENO OF 1000 MILE TRIP OAKLAND I'.KACHKD iAST KVKX ING. TIMK BKINO 82 HOI RS AND 10 MIXfTES. Kelly's Auto Repair Shop. All work guaranteed. Electric starters a specialty. Second hand cars bought and sold. Cottonwood street, opposite city hall. Phone 633 DK-dullon Notice. Notice is hereby Riven that the firm Hoch & Van Dusen. proprietors of nghnm Springs, is this day dissolv- by mutual consent. W'm. Hoch II continue to manage Bingham rings and will collect and pay all tstanding bills. Dated July 31. 1915 WM. HOCH V. E. VAN prSEN. THE HUB 23 Sample Store. 745 MAIN ST. 5 iniiiiniiiuiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiih! ROUND-UP DATES. The 1915 Round-up will be held on Sept. 23, 24, 25. IX POUND. The following described animal hns been taken up by the marshal of the City of Pendleton, to-wit: One bay mare, about 12 years old weight 900 pounds, spot in forehead, branded J. K ronenctcd on left hip. U said animal is not claimed bj the owner or those entitled to the possession of It, costs and expenses against It paid and It taken away within 10 days from the date hereof, then at 2 o'clock p .m. of the 10th day of August, the said animal will be sold to the highest bidder, at pub lic' auction, for cash, at the city pound, located at the Depot Barn. Cottonwood street, In said City of Pendleton, the proceeds of such sale to be applied to the payment of. such tosts and expenses of making sale, Dated this 29th day of July. 1915 JOHN KEABNEY, City MnrshaL t lwly Swimming Instructor. Miss Daisy McPherson will give swimming lessons at the Pendleton natatorium. Lessons, SO cents each or 6 for 12 .50. Telephone 207M. Nccmrltie) Arc Small. NEW TOBK, Aug. 5. A Bmnller amount of securities are maturing this month than In any month of the year thus far, the. total being about $35,000,000. Th remaining months of the year, however, will show even a smaller amount of ma turities and for some of the largest of these are financing already has been done. Included are approxi mately $87,000,000 for Pennsjlvanla railroads 3 1-2. The largest matur ity in August Is Wabash railroad ( per cent receiver's certificate total ing $11,000,000. Having made the entire trip from Walla Wall: and Pendleton to San Francisco, a distance of 1000 miles, on low gear and without stopping the motor, the Franklin test car reached Oakland at 4.20 last evening, practi cally terminating Its journey Inas much a.s the ferry must be taken to reach San Francisco. The trip was made in the remarkable time of S2 hours and 10 minutes, the car hav ing left Walla Walla at 6:10 a. m. on Ausust 1. A night letter telling of the suc cessful conclusion of the trip was re ceived this morning by the Pendleton Auto Co., from Manager J. W. Mc Cormmach. The road taken was al most a direct line from Pendleton to San Francisco, the message read", and some fearful roads were "nooun terHi. The roads over the mountains ft om the North Fork of the John Day io Burns were very had. due to the heavy rains which had washed greit holes and left many hili cen tc:s. From Burns south acrosr the desert, the roals were even -voisc! because of stones and sand dunes. B-t spite this fact, the car mad" thg trip ahead of schedule time and Mr. Mi'Cormmach is willing to wager that no other cur than a Franklin can do tie same feat with all. of the gears. So rapid was the journey that the tagcige of the three men, sen: by ".rain from Pendleton the day before he start was made, only beat them into San Francisco one hour and the high and intermediate gears, ship ped by express, had not arrived. Making the trip on low gear is equivalent to two round trips to Oukland on high gear, according to autolsts; In other word to running 4000 miles on high at a speed of 45 to 50 miles an hour. 3 CHH-DltEX PERISH WHEN HOME BI RNS LAKE DELAVEN. Wis., Aug. 5. Afraid to leap to safety, three children of George Bry ant, president of the Racine Rubber Company, huddled to gether in the upper window of their home, perished In the flame that destroyed the build- Ing. The fire spread and swept ten cottage before It was check- ed with dynamite. The loss Is estimated at $100,000. 0 Ufiie o ii 21 r 17 ' LEFT WALLA WALLA AUGUST 1ST AT 6:10 A. M. ARRIVED AT OAKLAND CALIF., AT 4:20 P.M. AUGUST 4th AHEAD OF OUR SCHEDULE. ABSOLUTELY THE MOST SEVERE TEST AN AUTOMOBILE MOTOR WAS EVER SUBJECTED TO Walla Walla and Pendleton to San Francisco, 1000 miles in low gear over rough, storm washed roads in 82 hours and 20 minutes beating our scheduled time. Read the Telegrams and Ask Yourself uiu a mmnw GOOL? Z '. 1 i ZZZZ CAN ANY OTHER MAKE OR CAR MEET THIS TEST? J THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ANO TELEGRAPH COMPANY TELEGRAM KtH-eived at Vkiah, Oregon, Aug. 1, 1915. PKXDIiKTOV AITO CO., PENDLETON, ORKGOX. I'KIAH KIGHTEEN MIXITES AHEAD OF SCHEDULE; hETTEIC THAN WE EXPECTED; ROADS ROCGH; CAR O. K. J. M. McCORMMACH. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY TELEGRAM Received at r.urns, Oregon, Aug. 2, 1015. I'ENDIiETOX AITO CO.. PEXDLETOX, OREGOX. t ARRIVED BVRXS TWO THIRTY SIX MILES AT FIVE TWENTY, MAKING UP TIME SPENT AT PEXDLETOX AND TEX MIXUTES LATE START AT WALLA WALLA; MOTOR Rl'XXIXG PERFECT; ROADS VKIAH TO MT. VERNON WORSE I EVER DROVE; WERE TWENTY MINUTES ItEHIXD SCHEDULE AT MT. VERNON. J. W. McCORMMACH. WESTETN UNION Telegram Reirrlwd at 110 East Court St., Pefdlctoiv gon. LAKEVIEW. ORE.. AUG. 3, 1915. PEXDLETOX AITO CO., PEXDLETOX, OREGON. ARRIVED LAKEVIEW EIGHT P. M, TWENTY MINUTES AHEAD OF SCHEDULE: BEEN FIGHTING HIGH CENTERS ALL THE WAY FROM NORTIIFORK; IF WE GET OUT WITHOUT KNOCKING BOTTOM OFF CAR I'LL TREAT THE DRIVERS INCLUDING MYSELF; MOTOR PULLED SXND. SAGEBRUSH, ROCKS ALL DAY. BEHAVING WON DERFUI.LY; REDDING THIS EVENING. J. W. McCORMMACH. WESTERN UNION Telegram ANDERSON", CAUF,'7:15 P. M. AUG. 3, 1915. TEND LITTON AUTO CO.. PEXDLETOX, ORE. ' REACHED REDDING FIVE FORTY; CAME OVER MOUNTAIN" OX SCHEDULE TIME: MOTOR PERFECT. J. W. McCORMMACH. WESTERN UNION Telegram ! WINTERS, CAL., ANG. 4. 1915. PENDLETON AUTO CO., PEXDLETOX, Oro. AHEAD SCHEDULE: DRIVING M XI11 M SPEED; TRYING M KE OAKLAND FOUR TODAY. J- W. McCORMMACH. li-18 P. M. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM SAN FRANCISCO. CAL., 5;:t p. M.. AUG I, 1915 PENDI.1TON AITO CO.. w . , PENDLETON. ORE. ' ARRIVED OAKLAND FOUR TWENTY; CAR PERFECT CONDITION' SEE NIGHT LETTER. ) J. W. McCORMMACH. WESTERN UNION NIGHT LETTER CAL.. VG. , I9I.V SN FRANCISUo, PEXDLETOX AITO CO.. PEXDLETOX, ORE. , Arrived at McLain s phioo without stopping nntor. Th,. n.a.l ,. took Is alnHist a dlrtvt line from IVndlcton to san IVaiieico. iw,, ,, ,-onsidcrl atlon Ui the condition or tlie rouds. Roads from North Fork John Day aero, mountains to Burns wcrr in very bad condition due to heavv rail. bWnK' !icd out in places until we had to literally jump over hijih MM-ks In oenter of road. From Bums south aenwt Harney desert was Pvcn wwse for rocks and sand dunes. Could m wire you ortonor as there was no trtrgrapli ofnoea on our route. Received Sre,t ovation aloiur route ami eanwtally at San Francisco. I am betUnK odd, tliat no auto other than Franklin ran cover this mute In a short a lime usJnx all the gears he can think of. Get art.T express office and rush hiKh and intermcdiato in-ar a It lias not arrived and the express company vliouht at least be as fast as a Franklin on low Rear. BasKne sent day before de.rture only arrived one hour ahead of us. ' J. W. M OHMM CII. ' THE EFFICIENCY OF THE FRANKLIN IS PROVED NOT BY CLAIMS. BY DEMONSTRATION Pendleton Auto Company Phone 541 812 Johnson Street i