East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 10, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextVM'.UT TACVX DAILY FAST OUF.f IONIAN. VF.NDI,F,TON OREGON, FMDA V, FEPTEMBEP. 10: 11H.". P.M'J IV!" "jO ley ltfGG.1 f for the Q 1 Friday B inner FRESH FANCY HALIBUT Fl:ESH RED SALMON LARGE SILVER SMELT "FEMECO" IMEATS--MADE IN PENDLETON WHEAT FLAVOR. NEW VEGETABLES Celery, 2 bunches.... 15 j Cauliflower, head.... 20 J Dry Onions, 10 lbs... 25? t Green Onions, 3 iun. 10? Sweet Potatoes, a lbs. ZS Potaties, 10 lbs. 2St j Beets, 10 Iks 25? CarrotB.ilfO jbs... :25 ; LUNCH GOODS Peanut Bntti-r, lb....2&? Choc. Eclaire, box.. 1 Panama Cream, box 10 Swiss Cheeie, lb 4? Cream Cheese, lb...;.2S Brick Cheese, lb 35 "Knights Jelly, quart Tresh Ranch Eggs, dozen "35 SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Qentral (llarkef PHONE 455 mm mm Jli.K ITendiTgaKt w in from lliH rit..ti nrsir Vansycle yesterday. i H. Taylor of Athena, a l.roJhef of Hi'erirr TajJur, I here tmlay "JirtJs" will take hin uMial promt rwttt part in sUt'Uig 'he Ituuns-up UU vear. HOUY I'tlUil. (Continued from page one ! MIER PROBLEMS 10 BE GIVEN ATTENTION -BY. IRRI&ATfONISTS ivrr:itvvrmxi, t)r.iti ss iox. VKXKS XKXT WI I K I Olt IHSCTSMOYs. i iil Hi t i i - V .M-mt r ,.-' i hei.i . i sh'-.'.i..;. -(-. Kr.ruv .... .! kil. fl ( oii.mt'ii il n- f.i.itnl In n r iri'.th r-ifi-!: I i: Ij'i.irr.-I T.i.i c liil.in n, ni ,i !:. ip.orn v. If a.".-. ... .in'l Amusements LOCALS O) Advertising in Brief KAVM. Per IIm first luauUii lOe lr line, adiiltlimsl luserllua per line, per mouth fl.oij No lucals taken fur Inui thai -"'C. Count 4 ordinary words to lint. UHi will nut fee takta over tbs phone ami remittance mint acrom paujr orer. For fuel fone five. For sale Fine rove Jersey bull Address Box 111 Cltjr. Experienced young couple want position on ranch. Phone till. Want to rent or buy used electrlt vibrator. Address Box 745, City. Lost Automobile crank. Return to this office and receive reward. or i rent Modern seven reom house. Inquire C, P. Burnett, 417 Willow. Six room house, with garage, for ale Located at 11 5 Long street. Telephone 1JF11. John Rosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. For ula 60 head atock bogs. Weight 70. to 130 pounds. Inquire t'il ofttte. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Old papers for Bale; tlej In bundle Good for starting fires, eto. 10 a bundl. This office. Furnished rooms for light house keeping and lodging at Brown hall. Phone atO. Garbage hauled at reasonable iPrlces. All work promptly done. Any place In towa. Ed Lanninga, 1401 W. R. R. Wanted 10 Macaw parrots. Must be able to any Edith Storey and the 'Island of Regeneration. Apply man ager of the Pastime Theater. Wanted School girl to help with housework for board and room while attending sohool this winter. Inquire 523 Bush street, telephone 105. j , Wood fur ale. 15 centi ,a ..load. Phone 660. Wanted Vo rent, good room house. Phone 16 8. Wanted Furnish! house tor the wlntor. W. Jr. .Connor, 641 Main St Rooms and boarU r board without rooms may be had y addressing II, this tfflce. For aale eleven room modern house, plastered and In first -class condition. Inquire C Rohrman. 118 U range, street Wanted 106 Maaaw parrots. Jfust ie able to say Edith Storey and the island of Regeneration. Apply Man ogcr of the Pastime fffceater. For sale chea Five room house n Jackson street, oorter lot E&sy erms. Phone I, or caU Room 1 over Taylor Hardware Co. For sale Span smaB horses, tar iria and covered hack, suitable tor camping purposes. InyuJre Com claJ Livery Stable. For sale Four nicely furnished housekeeping a part meats. Best loua Hon In city. Always full. Inquire 621 Willow. XumI Suit case, between Gibbon nd h.ad of Thorn Hollow. S reward If relsrned to Taylor Hardware Co, r Uie Indian Agency. "Mutt" takes the big loads and 'Jeff" shows the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse Office 647 Main street. Phone 8S. Wanted To correspond with any one that will loan money on (rain warehouse receipts, loan from 60 to 80 per cent on present cash value of grain. Frank McElroy, Cambridge, Idaho. Will trade good stock ranch prop osition, artlslan flowing wells and un limited tree range. Will trade for lease on wheat ranch or cltV property in Pendleton. Inquire Room 8, French Restaurant. Imriowed beTwite leavtii and Bewnral in-i(Ji?.s were imlHulnj;. On the Jol Jwwiag Sunday ihe api'ured at the Alto Houne and pnld t bill he oved llr. j4tephnnim KtsteH tiit he apjstar tl f have plenty of money. He mit-l that Owinsx hai met a party tit friends about four snlles ont t town and h&d goire wltih them to Ula- lu.jlfter aeiniriir mart his atnfr itil nlra. RU-nardson then went ont o wn4 for FTMik Iri7.ler. Suie,Mt Fu 1'jay, Tln' mot Ctephenson and firms WukKl Into tlbo mirtter U.e more they beonsie ausptdous tf foil, play, and morv thai, a. week ago' reported the matnr at the sheriff's ttlce. At (he IIbhi .Sheriff TSayior and "Deputy EMes 'Wet. absent their hurt for the JuilbKakem. leaving the office etiort liemlfd. Theyjilso reported the mat erH. Dlstrtot Attcrrpey elwer srhe n4l at tilt samn concluslonn as they. Khn-Bjr IniwUffsiti. On the rrtuni of Sheriff Taylor with the esrapwl prisoners, he began at onoe to, Investigate the "disappear ance tlf Owlngs. He'fnurrd:that Rfch rdii had not only tiold 'the fwur twrses but also the twagsti and nar iesnr Owlnirs at about a tl.lrd their Prnirniin IkwIm With Onilrol. Idstri Inition end MJIInUlof. of Wator ItoJiiincn Many I'romiiicnt M"'n Am St-licriuhxl to Ix-lrtcr vh on TtiiH'ly SMlijM-t. STOCKTON-, Cat, Sept. 10. Ar rangHments are complftm by local committees for 2Ind International 3rriTBitlon Congress, at Ktekton Kept. 13-14; Fresno, Sept 15-16; Sacra mento Sept. 17-18; San Sept.. 20. President 3. B. l-lanil of Hcwim-ation." l'. turiiitig one of Ctuh Townend Brady's novels, the Pastime theater presents Sunday "The Island of Re- AcldrcMs- generation." a story of two castaways on a South Pacific Inland. It is one of the Vltugraph'a greatest achieve ments, for the highly colored tale is series of beautiful pictures that move from Virginia In he seventies to the southern Isle, ant from social affairs In 'Frisco to a tableau of Ed- Franclsco "h Storey as a crouching nymph be- Case of ' de a. Pool Watch Renewing We prefer the word renew to the word repair, when speaking of the work we do in this department of Sawtelle's service. The aim Is to renew to restore the watch to its original state, and make it as accurate in its time keeping properties as it was when first purchased. Kansas, has arrived at Stockton. The Oh, yes, the nude in the motion boan.1 of governors will mieet Sept. picture art has arrived, for here this 11. "The program deals with control fine actress, In order to properly pre distribution and utilization of water sent the story, must needs Join her resources. hlster player of another film In the Elwood Mead, recently returned unclothed tableau. These Is nothing from 'Australia; J. S. Dennis, assist- offensive in the picture. Miss Storey ant to the President, Canadian Pacific Is shown bathing In a secluded pool Railway; Robert Newton Lynch, vice- on the lonesome Islet, and as she had preslbVnt and manager, California few clothes she had to swim In na devetepment board; E. O. McCor- ture's clothing. When she crouches mlck, ' Vice president. Southern Pa- hidden In a secret cave abeve the wa clflc 'Fystem; Irving Martin, state ter the posture Is artistic and with water commissioner; Harris Wein- no touch of undue revelation. As she stock rfjf the federal industrial rela- llthely swims about her poses are tlons committee and others will those of unconscious graoe. speak at Stocktoit. Special .program The story is f a society girl who is planned to consider Irrigation dls- goes a-crulslng with a yaditsman In tricts. defiance of conventions. When he AmoBg those to spesk at Fresno eventually attempts to win her by are F. H. Peters, Canadian eommls- force she Jumps Into a gasoline launch sioner ef irrigation; W. S. Hopewell In which she drifts to an Island. On f VfW Vovlm. Tnhn HVilrWAalk.. It H.. - . -..,, L' 1..- , u - ' . ... ...nr. vl " a limn wiiu WttB UUHl HWU) ' ...... - ... .incic cib : r1;. 1 1 fo,.: a r T ni .r. - 4n,i,i H - 1 -. , . . . . t.. 1 , 1 , -, . ... , twimoer of old nells in the Despi tt a r e . n t cm . v h.u v. . 1, , , ..., . . , ' ui-".wi, vi ""b'w", uui no iwli uir love. 2ure:iic( biio iiiaKea mill ueiieva mnm nmM fke of farm management; Chester years after rescue comee, but because ended her life. He goes to America, H. Rowell. Special meetings will be ' uoernr 'jemernay eni majl named ,i.,n vnsineerln 1 Wq are just as particular with the work of jewelry renewing and the overhauling and renewing of clocks, silver and gold ware, etc. m All such work go back to you with the look and feeling of newness yon may de pend upon any work you entrust to this de partment being well done. ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Established 1887 1 The HALLMARK Store Oukh country mid tout "ft hardsoa wUld probably be aware of -their lo- v.o,. ..n. ra ! ,nai ne hel(1 for "irrigation Hwe and iLef- .V. '"""-" " Ma.tlim," and "Problems of Irrlga- but after mors yean returns to her. It Is all pictured In entrancing fash-t Ion Adv. Notice. All persons hauling sand, gravel. crushed rock or coal over the streets of Pendleton must have their wagon beds In such chape that the materials hauled will not leak out. JOHN KEARNEY, (Adv.. Chief of Police, Clever Hats for Clever Women .A lady can attain perfection by the attractiveness and beccrmingness of the hat she wears. We have the most approved models at Prices most reasonable. CARRIER MILLINERY 740 Main Street. FOR SALE Extra good Mules 3 and 4 year old, or will trade for horns or mules suitable for war purposes. Must be from 5 to 10 years old. OREGON FEED YARD 'JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU I PEACHES Largo & Juicy Water Melons right off the vine. Canjeloupes, the finest ever. Just received large shipment at - East End Grocery f JOHN DYER Phone 536 ftiiiiiimniuiHimmiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii rvtifcey, who Is fwlllamvrth liat lo. "atity, to ride ovr the .country. Arriving at the i. B n Dcspaln Oulch, 11 mil frnns Pen- dlfn, learned tht Rlofcardson had stayed all night thereon Mooiday, the 23rtl and had, n the following morning sorrowed a shovel, frtjetlng that he .wanted to dig- .out a e-orote. He Trturned the shovel about -tkree hours later, saying that he hurl' had his digging for nothing. Tracks I,eul to Well. Dickey tTien began searcWng -fwr the old wells. About three mliv from the Elder place he found wagoe tracks Wartlrw from the road Into fe sagebrush bottom. They lead lo the edge of a large abandoned well ebout 14 feet deep and there were Indica tions nf fresh dirt having been thrown Into the well. , He did not Investigate further, but telephoned to the sheriff who at ones "ii.-iMt-.i iviv h.u ui-oii wiiom.ne iounn : f ina'Mi st the Oregon Feed Yard. He aked : mcnariifon point Wank whether he "killed Owlngs and Kichardson an swered in the negative, saying Owlngs t had gone to Idaho. H said he cur- fhnsed three horses from Owlngs hut nut the wagon or harness. Sheriff !. Taylor did not inform him of the In-1 vemlgation which had been made and i lias not yet told him of the finding f the body. It Is believed that, when confronted with all the facts ascer tained that Richardson will confess. Body VnrartlKtl. Sheriff Taylor. Deputy Estes and Coroner Brown left In the evening in the sheriff's auto and were guided to the old well by Dickey. Under a few Inches of dirt they found a badly de composed body and brought It to the city, Save for the general build of the body nothing was recognizable but the clothes were positively lden- tified as belonging to Owlngs On the' Inside of the inside coat pocket was written the name "J. B. Owlngs'' and the initials "J. B. O." were stamped on the lining of the coat. The shoes and hat were Identified as those worn by Owlngs while In the city. Th'I body was so decomposed and cover, f 3 ed with dirt that no bullet holes were found, but the undertakers will put 3 It in a solution of formaldehyde for a few days, after which they can make a better examination. The theory of the officers Is that Richardson Hired Owlngs into the sparsely settled country around De Spain gulch and murdered him, prob ably In the wagon by shooting him. The murder might have been com mitted, they think, in an abandoned cabin, as Richardson had spoken to Owlngs about "batching'' in an old cabin. Sheriff Taylor believes the man was probably shot In the back while he was unaware of the other's murderous Intentions. lilrliardson Well Known. The alleged murderer Is well known In Pendleton and Umatilla county. Up until about nine years ago, h farmed extensively on the place now owned by George Ness and not a mile and a half from where the body was found. Something like 20 years ng.) he served 14 months in the peniten tiary for stealing a cow from Dr. W. K. Campbell and popular suspicion has fastened Incendiary Jobs to him. For the post few years ho has been in the "down and out" class, working at odd Jobs but seldom holding them Fhyslcally he was not strong and was recently hurt while working on the new wing of the Eastern Oregon State Hospital. He is between 4 5 and 50 years old. His wife divorced him some years ngo, securing the custody of their children, and later married to Tom Purdy, and going to Idaho. 3 According to Mr. Stephenson, Owlngs E told him that he had married Mrs. 11 Purdy and Intended sending for her pg to come here to spend tho winter. 3 Little Is known here of the mur- 5 dered man. He made a number otS mends whllo here and was credited ; with being a very shrewd dealer In horses. He had a trunk, a violin and other possessions and took them In the wagon with him. They have not yet been located but It Is believed Richardson disposed of them. He had $265 In a local bank and the of fleers believe Richardson might have thought he had this money on 'him. At Sat.-amento special meetings will lie held for marketing arA trrt- Elder place gatin practice. Rural credits will be discussed by Dean David P. Bar rows of the University of California, and W..H. Williams, state bank x amirifer. 'Jf ax Thelen, president of the state railroad commission, will speak. At Fnn Francisco the congress will meet Monday afternoon, September j 20. In Festival hall, with addresses from Governor Hiram W. Johnson, President Charles C. Moore, ex-Am- bassador Myron T. Herrlck; Senator Francis G. Newlands and Senator James D. Phelan. Two to three thousand delegates are expected. Slioo Wife, Then Himself. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. Wll-i !Ht"n Armbruatar, proprietor of the! PA THIS WEEK'S SATURDAY EVENING POST n!li!!l!H!ll!!!ll!ll!!nnn!imiH!!HI!HniMimi!iil!tii!!tiflij UiilllMliilllulliiiiimililillilliliiiiliiNlllilillilliiliiililllJ THE JL 1 1J A PROOF of our arguments regarding' Painless Dentistry lies in the fact that a trial convinces Our painless method of do ing dental operations has tak en the "error" out of the "terror'' of the dental chair and pleases our patients to a "T" ' It you will take the trouble to ask your neighbors for whom we have worked they will tell you It is better to have had us do your dentistry than to wish you had. , IDLEMAN & INGRAM Dental Specialists 53 S3 3 -3 5-5 m 3 M Suite 4, 5, 6, Schmidt Building. LADY ASSISTANT ALWAYS IN ATTENDAN CE. PENDLETON, OREGON H If M,F,BWBp!BP MWiuiiwkia