East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 12, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHGIIT PACE3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, rENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 12. 1915. PAGE FIVE lis Tfio Flavor of Pomeoo That Leaves That Satisfied Feeling The Quality of Made in Pendleton Meats is Proven By the Increasing Demand GET THE BEST, ORDER "PEMECO" LUNCH MEATS HOAST8 Tmo'' Lunch Tongue "Pemero" I'ot Roasts "Pfmcco" Jellied Tongua "Pemeco" f'rlme Rnasla "Pemeco" Boiled Ham 'Temeeo" Pork KoiuU v "Pemeco" Head Cher "Pemeco" lg Mutton "Pemeco" Minced Han "I'emecii" Veal Roasts RIPE mum VEGETABLE Rip Red Tomatoes. String lleana Fancy Peaches PW (,. Concord Grapea w nrtu MiKt Ripe Kananaa Young Oninna Fancy Cooking Apple Radishes FANtV CIIKKB KNIftHT Full Cream Cheese Sour Plcklea Wtaconaln Brick Cheese Sweet Plcklea Fancy Swiss Cheese Chow Chow Komatoura Mason Quarta Jelly Klkhorn Chill Cheese Fancy Olives. SERVICE QUALITY The Central Market PHONE LOCALS GO, Advertising in Brief KATKH. Per line tint Insertion 10 Per Hue, additional tnnertioo. . ; . &c Per line, per month $1.00 No locals taken fir leaa than 2.c. Count A ordinary words to line. Locals will not be taken over the pbooa and remittance muat arcom panjr order. For fuel tons flva. For rent Four room modern house Phone I96-W evenings. For rent Furnlnhed flva room cot. tage. Enquire 602 Water atreet. Want to rent or buy uaed alectrle vibrator. Addreaa Box 70S, City. Separator man wants position; good reputation. J. A. Polley, Adams, Or. For sale Five acre tract with good honae in Riverside. Addresa Box 13 R. F. D. 1, City. John Roaenberg, Court atreet watchmaker and jeweler. All work guaranteed. Wanted Competent housekeeper for family of twd. No children. Itcf rrencea. Cull 305 Coahle. Very many people dealra to buy landa In eastern Oregon. What hava you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Old papers fur Bale; tie J in bundlea. Good for starting fir as, etc. 10a bundle. This office. Furnlahed rooma for light house keeping and lodging at Brown hall, rhone, $60. For sale 9 room house and seven Inta. Owner leaving city. Inquire 20$ Locust Hill. For sale at a sacrifice, If taken within the next week, my home at 1203 East Court street. Phone R. C Jory, MOM. "Mutt" takea the big loada and "Jeff" ahowa the apeed. Penland Pros haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse. Office $47 Main atreet. Phone $3$. For sale One 8" Ohio Alfalfa cutter, and 28 H. P. gas engine. Write or Inquire of P. H, Buehhola Co., Sfinfield, Oregon. I For enle cheap Five room houm on Jackson street, corner lot. Easy terms. Phone 2, or call room 2 over Taylor Hardware Co. Why pay $126 an acre for wheat land when 1 an aell you land aa good from $26 to $30 an. acre. Write M. Fltzmaurlce, Condon, Oregon. Hair dressing and dyeing, mani curing, shampooing, scientific elec tric facial mansage and acalp treat ment, ladlea or gentlemen. Combings made to any design. Hair and orna ments at reasonable prices. Mlsa Hart, at Hansen Millinery. Good Coal and Wood. Our Rock BprlnfcB coal hnrna clean giving you more heat and less dirt for your money. Good dry wood that doesn't boll, tut birns. Also alaha and kindling. Protect yourself' from cold and coat--order from B L. Burrougha, phone S. Adv. Kelly Auto Repair Shop. All work guaranteed. Electric starters a specialty. Second hand cam bought and sold. Cottonwood street, opposite city hall. Phone 833. Ilmiso for Sale. Two acre tract, 7-room modern house. Large barn and chicken houe. Matlock and W. Bluff. Terma ITinne 308J Adv. For (Sale. On account of leaving the city, I wish to aell my modern home. 221 Jane atroet Reasonable terms. Of will rent to right party. Call nt house or E. O office. (Adv.) SCOTT BUTLER, For Sale. My home place on McKay creek of 328 acres, HO In summer fallow, 100 In at u hide and 20 In alfalfa. Will sell stock and equipment with place, If desired. Write or see Charles Man ning, Pilot Rock, Ore. Adv. For Rale tlieap. One Buffalo Tltts 25 II. P. traction engine In good condition. Inquire .Van Petten Lumber Co. Adv. SANITATION 455 For Kale. 860 acres of good farm land In Gilliam county. A snap If taken a? cnee Address Lock Box 32, Echo, Oregon. Adv. Former German Warship Sunk LONDON. Aug. 12. The admiralty la without confirmation of the Athens cable stating the Turkish warship Cioeben, renamed the Sultan Sellm. has been torpedoed near the Bosporus. The Athens dispatch declared a Brit ish submarine torpedoed the cruiser Breslau, forcinK her ashore and bIho sunk an armed Turkish trausport near the Bosporus, but this also lacked confirmation by the admiralty. Thrift" Day Is Planned. SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. 12. The president will be asked to set aside the Saturday preceding Labor Day as national "Thrift" day as a result of discussions at the Nntional Congress of Thrift in convention here. lmliol lliirnx Woman. SPOKANE1. Aug. ' 12 Terribly burned hy an explosion of denatured alcohol which she was pouring into a can. Mrs. Elizabeth Sullioun. 64. of New Westminster. II. C. died at tie hospital. 4iniH'friill i Not Grape Fruit. ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug 12. A eranefrult is not a graoe fruit and it Is not grnpp-frult. It might Justjto pay a heavy price tor cigaienrs as well be considered grapes as;. "old by small Greek "canteens." be grapefruit, because It Is a pomelo.lhind the Allied lines. The cigarettes That's what the American Pomolog-!are mad., in Germany hut the troops leal society here decided. smoke them Just the same. Preacher Acquitted After Killing 45 Years Ago (''' . '" l - w v M V U VA' - ' p '.' -- ' -- -f.JlH - Rev. W. II. all other arrange-1 and man but this' '.'I have made ments with God one tiling, and I want to get this set tled before I die." With thoe words Rev. W. II. Mc- Cart allowed himself to be arrested) In Covington. ti for killing, forty-it five .earB fo, his' neighbor. Dock' Smith, a farmer near Stnrrsvllle In. Newton county. He went to trial ami was acquitted on the ground of self defense. Since the killing of Smith In 1S70 Met 'art lias been a wanderer on the f.ice of the globe. First he was in the western part of America, later PERSONAL ill Eveljn .Skinner of Echo Is In Pen dleton today. A. A. Simon Is up from the Echo country today. H. T. Patterson of t'matllla, spent yesterday In Pendleton. C. W. Orton of Helix Is among the visitors in Pendleton today. Mrs. S.-Gordon of Walla Walla la guest of the St. George. J. M. Richards waa up from his home at Btanfleld yeaterday. Albert E. White. Freewater Instruc tor, paid Pendleton a visit yeaterday. Clyde 'Lefty'' Kchroeder la back In Pendleton after playing several weeks with the Hamilton, Ontario, ball team. Sheriff T. D. Taylor and Deputy J H. Estes are at Echo today and Dep uty Sheriff J. A. Klakely Is at Her mlston. Mr. and Mrs. James 11. McCook and children arrived home today. Mrs. McCook and children have been In Iowa for several weeys. J. J. C. Downey, representing the sanitary department of the Pacific Paper Co., Is paying Pendleton a bus iness visit today. Chris Slangier, janitor at the FirHt National Bank, and Richard Rice, son of G. M. Rice, left this morning for the North Fork of the Umatilla on a fishing expedition. A tourist party, consisting of Mrs. Joseph Leonard. Miss Margaret Leo nard. Blllie Leonard. Miss Mary Cas sldy and Edward P. Ryan, stopped at the Pendleton last night enroute to California. CHARGES AGAINST TAG6ART AND OTHERS ARE UPHELD INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. !2. The principal charges against Thomas Tact-art. democratic national commit teeman. Mayor Hell. Chief of Police Pcrrit and more than loo other poll: ticians. indicted recently, were sus tained by Special Judge I'.lihhorn Elchhorn upheld the 43 counts on the charge of conspiring to corrupt elec tions in Marion county, against the men, ruling against only five minor counts. IHe light For Turkey. LONDON, Aug. 1. (By Mail) The allied forces' In the Dardanelles are not only fighting Turks but a formid able army of flies. The files are even worse than the Turks, writes a correspondent from C.alllpoli. Food Is black with files the instant It is brought to light and sleep is al most Impossible due to the constant buzzing attacks of the winged enemy. Jam. which enters largely into the sweets of army stores. Is pounced up on greedily and it Is only by dexter ous and long practiced maneuvers that a soldier is able to beat the flies to the eating of it. Midsummer in Galllpoli finds the sol. Her wearing khaki drill short trousers that end lust above the Knee. Cigarettes on the peninsula are an absolute luxury according to the cor respondent. The soldiers are willing M.-Cart. going to enl. He the South Sens and the orl has been a laborer, a gov ernment secret service man and for. the past several yenrs a minister ot!Blnn train on the Baltimore and Ohio the gospel engaged In missionary: railroad at Orient. work In the Hawaiian Islands. Some months ago he returned toj pnxMena lKij? OH""". ugla. knowing that the grand Jury had Indicted him In 1870 nnd that. a warrant was out against him charg-i Ing murder. He visited nt his sls-l tcr.s home In the western part otl Newton county after his return, mnk- ing no secret of his Identity, Offl-I ( lals dug up the old warrant and Mc- Cart was arrested by Deputy Rud Nirly. Women Want to "Do Their Bit" for England ... I'f V 1 Lk - l n Us BIS1TAKN1A Recently 50,000 women held a monster parade In London demand-' lng that the government put them to work making war munitions. In the, parade were many costumed women James Nelson Mentioned for Commissioner ItllTEK CREEK FARMER WILL UK I' lift ED FOIl AfPOlNT. W EXT KI-XKE COURT. Another name has been mentioned for the county commissionershlp leftj vacant by the death of the late H. A. Waterman of Hermlston. The friends of James Nelson of Nye, prominent! Butter creek farmer and stockman, j this morning decided to present hUj name to the county court for consid eration and will actively urge his ap pointment. Henry J Taylor was one of the fl.-u. in m.n.jnn th. rtf V( r- Vol.1 son for the commissionershlp but during the morning a number of prominent business and professional men endorsed him. They urge in his behalf that he is an old resident, an established farmer, a competent bus iness man and thoroughly conversant with the needs oT the county. He lives on Kuttiri' creek In a country adjacent to the community in which the deceased commissioner lived. Mr. Nelson Is a democrat In poll-1 tics and was several years ago a can didate on the ticket of thai party foj ' county commissioner. He has not i yet been apprised of the activity ofi I his friends to secure for him the ap-j pointment. I j Mr. Nelson is the second m;'.n to j be named for consideration. George ! Cressy, prominent farmer on the j government project, having the rec j ommendation of quite a number of the residents of his community who are very enthusiastic in their endorse-1 mcnt of him. J PRESIDENT WI1J. ANSWER XOTE (Continued from page one.) the war and navy departments and have plans regarding Mexico formu lated before submitting them to the cabinet. The eluii'e Atlantic fleet will leave S en port for southern waters,, August 2H, it was admitted at the navy de partment. It was df Tiled th.' Vo.vage had any , thina Trt do with the Mexican situation. 'Simply helng for target practice and , niancuvpt's. i. WASHINGTON. Aug. 12. The gun I boat Sacramenta left Vera Cruz last I night for New Orleans with the lira- zilian and Guatemalan ministers and ! their families and suites aboard, the t;tte department was informed. WASHINGTON. Aug. 12. General Fnnston reported that a detachment of the ninth infantry has been sent j from Tiredo to Brownsville becaus. of the threatening conditions there Additional troops probably will be sent from Texas City to ltredo. GALVESTON'. Aug. 12. "It Isi false that strangers are In Imminent rinngcr at Vera Crux." Cnrrnnza per-1 penally cabled his consul. Cnrranzn. declared the constitutionalists will guarantee the lives and property or all Individuals "'of whatever race." Four Perxona Killed COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 12. Four persons were killed and 5" Injured when a freight train crashed Into the rear of a Knights of Pythias exctir- PASADENA. Cal., Aug. 12. A dog census here showed that there were I 74 different breeds of dogs In town Just plain dogs make tip 151 Pasa I dena'a how wow population. Cocker i spaniels nre a close second, being 103 I strong. There Is one bloodhound. J Bull dogs and bull terriers number i 100. Altogether there are 1200 dogs I a slight Increase over Inst year. I 4 4H V 4t A -M i rry " a' X " ; r ... representing the allies of Great Brit aln. The picture here shows the young lady who represented "Brit tannia.' She is carrying a shield made of the Union' Jack and a stand aid o( the flags of the allies. Columbia Highway Officially Opened DEDICATION' TAKES PLACE TO DAY WITH MANY AUTOS MAKING THE TRIP. PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 12 The Columbia highway, from Portland to AHtciria. was officially dedicated to day. Dozens of automobiles, laden with state officials, including Gover nor Wlthycombe, and prominent clt nor n iiu.uiiiur, aim pi uiniuriii cn - lzens, left here early today for the initial trip over the highway which is one of the most scenic In the world. Providing as it does a fine boule vard from Portland to the sea, thou sands of automobiles will pass oer it before the end of the summer sea- SOI). It will also be extensively used oy nuionionmsig going 10 ine urt-Bun beaches for the week end. Julius Meier of Portland, who has devoted a great deal of time In de veloping the highway, was In charge of the party making the dedicatory trip today. Stiff Penalty For Lying. PARIS, July 20. (By Mail) Lying is punishable hy death sometimes at the front. An eyewitness tell thc following story: j A German, north of Arras, came: out of his trench calling to the French j troopers opposite: Comrades. Eng-j land has made a cat's paw of you; j Russia is beaten; Italy has been re pulsed! you are Inst. Give up the! tight." j His speech delivered he was given time to drop back into his trench, i then, spontaneously, from the French ' trenches rose- a perfect shower of I hand grenades. Explosions followed like a rumble of thunder and before, the echo died the Frenchmen wer TRANSPORTATION' MAN A. ' GER AT INQUIRY ! ! 44444444444! VfALTEfcVk-GREtJSAUI'l The picture shows Walter Greenhaum. general manager cf Indiana Transportation company leased the Ill-starred Eastland K. the who for the Western Electric company excur sion which ended so disastrously by the overturning of the steamer In the Chicago river with the subse quent loss of life, en the stand at the federal inquiry hear ng into the caus es of the disaster. Bx ' I '?ie7 ,VsSk I n I V- f 4 y - "vo f i j!iiiiiiiiniiiii!iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii!iiiiiniiiiniiiiiiMiiiiii!iiiiiiii!iiiiii!iiii!ii:!!.-i I Gigantic Unloading 8o!o 1 THE HUB I 1 Prices Talk! Don't Miss This Sale! I LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE 1 E Children's 8uperlor Quality Fine Ribbed Hose In bUirk. tan. S 3 and red, aale price, the pair In 23 Heavy Ribbed Hose for boys' and girls, regular 2I.c sellers. S sale price, the pair ISc S I -tdies, you must come In and see those fine guage seamles hose that we are selling during this sale at IV 2 E Two pair for Vf 5 E Indies' Fine Sea Island Mercerized Hose, sold regular at 25c 2 E to S5c. sale price I He ST E Two pair for 3.V Es MEN'S HOSE S In black and tan, sale price l-" c Men's Fine Silk Finish Black Hose lOfl ? r Men's High Grade Superior Quality Half Hose, linen spliced ". E toe and heel, a good value at 25c. sale price l.V UNDERWEAR E Men's $1.00 Union Suits, sale price 7Y s: E Men's 65c Values Union Suits, sale price 4'ht sr I MEN'S SILK TIES f E 35c Knit Ties l.V sr. S 50c Ties 25V ts E T5c Ties 4.V Ef E Hunter Brand OvcraJIn and Jumper, regular $1.00 kind, sale price, the garment . . I THE HUB I E 23 Sample Stores. 745 MAIN ST. E iiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiHiiiniuiiiiiiniifiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiimm? out of their trenches surging down on the Germans in an lrresistable bayo- net charge. Two minutes later the entire section of German trench was won. the ene my's dead lay In piles and the remain der were prisoners. "That's wnat we think of your speech," said the French to the Ger mans. "Besides the badmen get folks who tell lies." Women May Build Road. PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 12. If men haven't got "gumption" enough to mend the seven mile stretch of high way between Higley and Chandler, suburbs of Phoenix, 400 clubwomen intend to don overalls and sunbonnets and do the work themselves. This was made plain when the mem bers of the Womens' Civic Club of . Chandler and the Linger Longer Club nf Higley announced that they were weary of waiting for the men to tack le the task of repairing the roadway. They secured a flock of mules, many road implements, and began practic- iHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiui & E PREPARED OF OPPORTUNITIES AS THEY ARE PRESENTED. THIS CAN BEST BE DONE BY ACCUMULATING FUNDS IN OUR SAV. INGS DEPARTMENT. A LIBERAL RATE OF IN TEREST PAID AND YOUR DEPOSIT IS ABSO LUTELY SAFE. I The American national OF PENDLETON Corner Main and Alta Streets. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $400,000. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii, Fact's Wanted Regarding Crop Yields; Farm Reports Desired So much doubt exists this year regarding the wheat yield that the East Oregonian will endeavor to secure much exact data from first hand sources. With this aim in view farmers are asked to fill out the blank below a3 soon as their harvesting has proceeded sufficiently to give them an accurate line on what the yield will be. By special arrangement the information gathered in this manner will be tabulated and given to the government crop reporting officials, thus helping them adjust their estimates as to the actual yield. It is desirable to get thu exact truth as to the situation and the co-operation of farmers will be appreciated. Please fill out the following blank and mail the same to the East Oregonian. If you prefer to 'phone, do so. The East Oregonian's number is ONE. Name ; Address No. of acres in wheat barley Yield of wheat per acre Average wheat yield per acre during past few yrs... Barley yield per acre Average barley yield per acre during past few yrs.. What variety of wheat gives heaviest yield What variety of wheat suffered most from burning What variety of wheat suffered least from burning I ing their use. They declared they were ready and willing to essay the difficult task of transforming a rough trail Into a gleaming boulevard ami when they are convinced that the men are mere triflers they promise to hav the signal given, go to work, and put. the males to the blush of shame. Flre Threatens Forests. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 12. Two forest fires In the San Bernardino mountains and one In the foothills back of Glendale, a suburb, kept the fire fighting forcea of the Unite States forestry service boar. Maeh valuable standing pine timber to Santa Ana Canyon, near San Ber nardino, was destroyed, according lev reports. Two thousand acres in the Tejun ga wash section near Sunland, above Glendale, were burned over by av fire Bald to have been started by lightning. ( TO TAKE ADVANTAGE Bank