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page niGiir DAILY EAST OREGON'fAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 2 i. 191 EIGHT PAGES niiiiiiiMisi!!!iiiiMni::iMMi!!iiiiii)iii:!i!;iiiHi!iu:iiiiiiiH;iiiiiii!iiiiini!iiitiiiini!iH I OUR JITNEY I I WATCH CLUB I is rambling right along REALIZING that this is an exceptional opportunity to secure a good watch on easy terms, combined with the confidence the public has acquired in our advertising and our wares, our JITNEY WATCH CLUB is growing and surpassing even our fondest dreams. People are coming from far and near to get their names on our club list. Remember you only pay 10 cents down and then 10 cents additional each week until your watch is paid for and you pet to carry the watch after the first payment. Better hurry and join the Jitney Club. Royal M. Sawtelle Established 1887 The HALLMARK Store Newsy Notes ol Pendleton 'Hairy Canyon" Mivting. t A meeting of the general "Happy j Canyon'' committee of the Comrur-j rial association haa been en Hod for S:1S this afternoon for the purpose of making further arrangements for the 191 S show. coring the forests has proved very ef. fective. Supervisor W. W. Cryder has been personally supervising tin forestry work during the month, hav ing been atisent from his office on a trip over the forest since August 5. linprovliifr Warehouse. Henry W. Collins, who has tvntedj the O.-W. R. & N. warehouse lu the: 1 1 , . I, A4 - namlt' to extend the roof over a driveway The cost of the extension will be ap proximately JaOO. IUtsttal Contractor Here. Allen J. Olson of Missoula, Mont., head of the firm of Olson & John son, arrived this morning to inspect the work on the wing of the Eastern Orepron State Hospital for which his company has the contract. KivuvrrliiK From lllnot. Kev. K. It. Clevenger of the Bap tist church, who was prostrated by heat Sunday, Is reported today to be almost recovered. Died at Ills Home. Through an error in headline writ ing it was stated yesterday Harry C. Hays had died at the hospital. His death occurred at his home In this city. IKy Gore Ky Ptu-,-,1 Pot. FARGO. N. p., Aug. 24. Postal au thorities today expressed appreciation that postal limitations torhld adults being sent by parcels post. Freddie, two-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Colby, has Just completed a Journey by parcels post from Valley City, N". I)., to Fargo. The "ship ment." was treated as .ordinary "breakable and perishable" mall. Runaway cow Vnrnislis Fun. CHICAGO. Aug. 24. A runaway cow entertained the pedestrians In the loop, dodging traffic policemen and passing automobiles. A blockade of auto trucks brought the cow to a stop at Adams and Dearborn streets, and while a woman held it In captivity by twisting its tall, the owner haltered It. Will Build Xew Bnniralow. I George Feebler has taken out a per mit to bulid a new bungalow on Mat lock street. The house will be 26 by 40 feet In dimensions, will have a concrete foundation and half base ment and will cost approximately $1500. Harvey Withers 111. Harvey Withers, local auto me chanic, returned lust night from his vacation at the sptiugs and is suffer ing from an Illness which the doctors tear may develop into typhoid. Mall May Bo Insured. WASHINGTON, Aug. 24 Change in postal regulations effective Sept ember 1 was made, by which parcels Post mall may be insured up to $100. Heretofore the limit ha been J50. The fee will be 25 cents in addition to postage. iiintinrinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiitiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiMiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii J A Word of Advice j to the Thinking M&n I jE You can get more value for a dollar in Men's Clothes, E rhirts, hat, gloves, shoes, in fact anything you need to E wear at the Golden Rule Store than elsewhere. COMK S IN AND MAKE US PROVE IT. No Fires in Vnutt'Ha Forest. The Umatilla national forest Is en- 1 Joying almost absolute freedom from fires this season, Recording to the lo cal officials, not a single fire of any i consequence having oocurej wumn its boundaries. The system of look : out towers, fire finders and tele- Si Ej Phones combined with the campaign 5llllinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllli!!lllllllllllllllllllllllin!ll!l!lilllllllllllllll i Pf educating campers against endan- 1 Always Pleasing to the Taste 1 Wester! 1918 Fords Arrive. The latest fashions in Ford auto mobiles have reached Fendleton. This morning a carload of 1916 mod els, runabouts, touring cars, taxi cabs and "limousines.'" arrived for Trombley & Simpson, local asents. Boosting for Ilosklus. W, C. Howard, formerly of Milton, but now principal of schools ut Stan field, was a visitor in Pendleton yes. terday. Mr. Howard is boosting for tho appointment of J. C. Hoskins to the vacant comtnissionership in this countv. i: ATLANTA MAYOR CRITICIS- KB OVKR LYNCHING. Duncan Postniastershlp. A bulletin has been issued by the postoffice department announcing that an investigation will be made by an inspector with the view to ap pointing a postmaster at Duncan. Ore., there being a vacancy there due to a resignation. CITY BREWERY'S OWN BOTTLING U!1E SPAMS REFRESHING (12X21 Unexcelled as a beverage because of its purity and standard quality. Brewed from the most carefully selected hops and the finest malt. Sold by the dozen, case or barrel, in either pints or quarts, and delivered to any part of the city. Phone us your orders Goodwin Tlwa'rlcnl Manager. Orton E. Goodwin, former newspa per man of this city, has been ap pointed munager of the National the ater In Portland, succeeding M. M. Rause. This ia his first experience in the theatrical business, his former work being in newspaper and public ity fields. Official Sealer Is Back. J. Alton Yeager, sealer of weights and measures for eastern Oregon, is back In Pendleton after investigating conditions In Baker and Union coun ties and he will probably remain here for a short time. His wife has Just returned from a summer visit in Iowa. New Fall Suits, you can pay more but you can't get more, $6.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75. Blue Serge Suits, the new Fall eat, every one a full worsted and priced at $9.90, $12.50, $14.75 $16.50. Men's Hats, we buy hats for 83 busy stores and sell them at 98, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49. Men's Dress Shirts, the new Fall patterns are here at 49, 69S 9S, $1.19 Men's all leather work gloves, long or short wrist 49, 69S 05, 98. Men's odd pants, save a dollar on every pair, at OSf , $1.49, $1.98. YOU CAN I.) cn It Frank Ilayes Sister Dead. Frank Hayes, local water superin tendent, today received word of the death of his sister, Mrs. John Turley at the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland. Mr. Hayes la leaving to night for Portland and will attend the funeral, which will be held at Eu- Mayor James G. Edward of At lanta has come In for a great deal ot adverse criticism for his approval of the lynching ot Leo Frank, The fol lowing statement was given out by Mayor Woodward before the Califor nia State Assessors' Association: "People throughout the United States have obtained their ideas of the Frank case from a poisoned and subsidized press. There is not a member of the Jury that tried Leo M. Frank who would change his de cision if put to the test again. I "Georgia's people cannot be classed Men's pure worsted pants, $2.98, $3.98. Boys' long pants suits 12 to 18 year sizes, just the thing for the boy with his first pair of long pants at $5.90, $0.90, $8.90, $9.90. Boys' knickerbocker suits, Norfolk coats, in very chic patterns at $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98. Boys' felt hats at about half their real value at 49, 98, $1.49. Boys' dress shirts with mil itary collars 49S 89, 9S. Boys' blouse and waists for less 25 49 Boys' light weight union suits 25. 45 Boys' knicker pants at 49, ui us?, $1.23. WE I. RAD OT 1 1 KH8 FOLLOW 83 lit n it BETTER AT iaSS' r.lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli? with tramps, hoodlums, bandits and lawbreakers. Hut every avenue of the law had be.n exhausted and the Judgments of the courts set aside by one man. and the people felt that It was up to them to take the law !nto their hands. "We people of Georgia deplore this deed, but when It comes to a wom an's honor there is no limit We will not go to avenge and protect. "I am positive that 75 per cent of the people of Georgia are convinced that the man lynched murdered Mary Phagan. "1 have known Jack Slaton thirty years. I have been friends with him and while I hate to say It. I would not advise him to return to Georgia for a year. If ever. The bulk of the people may believe he did what he thought was right, but I am afraid there arc some who will resent hla acts throughout all the years to come." W. H. HILL OPTICIAN With WM. C HANSCOM. We grind our own lensea. -MllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllirlllllIU j HOODIES, CHOP SlIEY, CHINA DISHES I ftOFY'S KWONG HONG LOW I 5 VV A W lUWeit Alt St., UpiUin. Phone 433 5 lUillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllri gene. Mrs. Turley was Baker. a resident of, Thermometer Climbs Again. One degree hotter today than yes terday. So says the official ther mometer and the sweating populace will not gainsay it. The mercury this afternoon climbed until it kissed the 102 mark. The weather forecaster promises cooler weather tonight and tomorrow and local prophets declare they scent an electrical storm acorn, lng. Today COSY THEATRE Tomorrow FATTY ARBUCKLE r--i OiTY g 402 E&st Court Street; Phone 528 1 a i P.onnd-Ui( HorwH In line Shape. Word has been brought In that th f 5 Round-up buckins; stock, which has, H been kept on the MeComas ranch on : H McKay creek for the past six months, j j Is in fine condition, every horse look-' ing sleek. Livestock Director S. R. 3 ; Thomson will go after the animals soon and bring them into the Round- i up corrals to give the finish to their; condition. "Angel" and "Rambling. Sam," the two outlaws that were lost for two years, are now at the corrals and are in perfect trim. The herd of Mexican steers are up in the "Horse Heaven" country of Washington and will also be returned soon. The try outs of bucking stock will commence about two weeks before the show. f t i r' - TODAY and TOMORROW Knickerbocker Star Features Present ALICE BRADY, Daughter of Wm. Brady, The Theatricel Magnate in The Vampire Picture III RHP e il j The story of the picture is of a girl who, reared from babyhood in undesirable surroundings, with a mother of Vampirish nature, taught to drink wine at the age of seven. What could be expected of a child reared like this. At the age of 19 the pirl is a celebrated dancer. Midnight suppers, wine and song take up most of her time. "The Cup of Chance" is the name of the picture. But did this girl have a chance? '. COMING THURSDAY-FRIDAY Theda Bara, the most wickedly beautiful woman in the world in "THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER" 1 ratty s lintype 1 angle The Best Keystone Yet, Thirty Minutes of Fun Walter Edward in "THE SHADOWGRAPH MESSAGE" A 2 reel Broncho. Something new in pictures. Mutual Masterpictures every Sunday and Monday imiiimiiimiiitimmiiiiimmii iiiHiimniiiimuiHimu llux-dim Preferred Gun to Finn, Tony Cooper, an O.-W. R. & N. sec tion foreman ,1s a Russian and he doesn't know much about the Amer ican and English art of self-defense j Therefore, after he had suffered once the Indignities of a clenched fist full in the face and hearl that his assail-1 ant was figuring on "prizefighting" him again, he secured for himself a revolver and carried It In hla pocket. When the other, whose name Is Huff.j heard of this he had the Russian ar rested for carrying a concealed w?a- poh. A trial was lield this morning before Justice of the PeaC JParkes.j Cooper admitted he carried the gun. and admitted it was loaded. He car-j ried it for self-protection only, he, said, and was accordingly let off with the minimum fine, (10. II f;?n I'UUd in Piece Not a Weapon. A revolver is not a concealed wea pon when It is In pieces was the theory of Buck Coffee, of Freewater, Ore., and George Sherman, of North Yakima, who were arrested yesterday by the Halem police. The boys car ried a small calibre revolver which they took to pieces upon nearlng a town and each carried half of the parts. They did this, they said, so they could not he "pinched" for car rying a concealed weapon. The Sa lem officers arrested them as suspects however, and will hold them while they communicate with the Washing ton reform school to find out If they are escapes. Both boys are 17 years old and Young Coffee says his father is A. U Coffee and resides at Free water, and Sherman said his father's name was E. C. Sherman and resided at North Yakima. Salem Capital Journal. o i mm u mmm "ComforC 33 ait "Quality" 0 Today and Tomorrow THE STATELY QUEEN OF EMOTION IN HER SUPREME DRAMATIC TRIUMUH, A NEW VERSION OF EES AN INTENSE, POWERFUL AND REALISTIC PHOTOPLAY, IN WHICH TilL' REGENERATION OF A WOMAN, MORE SINNED AGAINST THAN SIN" NING, IS BEAUTIFULLY DEPICTED. 1 Thursday Only Marie Doro m Thursday Only THE MORALS OF MARCUS PlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinilllllllllllllllllliniiMMiimiimimiiiiimiimiiiiiim mini imiimillllMllllllllllJlilliilil 1