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

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGOT.IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ?. 1911 PAGE FIVE I ANNOUNCEMENT the SEASON OPENS WEDNESDAY, OCT 6k Order From Our Complete Stock Deep Sea Crabs Little Neck Clams Olympia Oysters Eastern Oysters Haines Shrimp Meats SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Central Market Pfaune 455. 108 E. Alta St. LOCALS & Advertising in Brief KATES. Per line first lussrtton 10c. Par Hne. sogtlonal Inwrtleo Sc Pec Mm, inrnontb 11.00 io locals taken fur less UmSTic, Count 8 ordlnsrj words 10 lb r will not be Uk over I tie paooe and remittance it rtom liui order. For fuel fone five. Warned--latdy school u- Din trlct M. Pharie 4F11. For rent Ught housekeeping room. Ilrowt. Hall, Phone 350, For eale, reasonable, twe desirable r sldeexie lots. Inquire 441 Aura. Kor tcalc Modern six room resi dence. 'Uoee In. Inquire 316 Uarden Six room house, with garage, for sale. Located at 116 Long -street. Teiephsaae 13F11. Joh (Koenkx:rg, Court street wutc hnaslher an I Jeweler. Ml work guaranteed. Wanned Horses to paster. Good wheat said baei-y stocks inquire Alta Haras. Kxperinrieed'man and wife want- work on ranch. Address B. :J len, I . io,. I i Oro. Old papers for sale; tied hi bun- Me Q04s1 lor starting ftp etc-. 1 DC bundle. 'Bl is office. For sale, or tnude. by owneriioousc and corner lot Address W IT". He! niann, Peer&lelon, Ores;. PERSONAL MENTION,, only myim; sihuvoh nr TIIK FAMOUS HomroR. Elmer Hichinc-iui of Atbi rui been visiting h-re today. Mai.. .Stephenson of Mil'.on v. Pendleton visitor yesterday. 8. J. Culley. well known farm Weston, in in ilv city lodac W. B. Whit" of Ueratiaton, cam Up yesterday Iron, hit home. Asa. H. Thomson came Up froi Ui borne at Kcbo last evening J. L. Miller, .'raveling passe ng, agent of the O.-W, R. ft N , Is in th city today. Marvin Evans, in altomey of Wal la Walla, is sp ncf lug the day in th city on '-'ii-ii. Walter Wegner well knn ranch er of the Pilot Bock aoBttry, la Pendleton, rieltor. Henry Means I'loatllli-. citizen, has returned to bin after a brief Visit here John Piokett marshal .of Itock. Is In Xhe -my today sand is at tending the Dule n.nrder trial. Thi.inar 'Sopelarul of Walla Walls is in the city today on business con nected with the filieg of a suit. i!l Ktor.ie and Oi.il Qok an- en Al'irouta Ui San Frunoaco where thev I will alJe-nd the p iiuirin-PacJtlc expo sition. Alonzo and I 'liver Khotta, promi nent reacher c ho Uv south. ! Pil"t Itock, are here loday as witnesses in the Dale murder trial. .Mrs. u-uisa i-smond. RoWMh Bed- 111(1 Kthel if. P.oWfen of Walla I'iggc Pll (Continued l'i on Page Tw0 Wins for the vat r will be. announ ed and discussed and a short mlsslct. ary program will be given The so rial session will be devoted to farewell reception to airs. J. II Wahlenbcrg. who will soon leave fx: Medford, her future home. anted -'.ompe.-nt young m man ,.) for cooking and general housework. Walla an Mrs Vila Wilc ox of Milt Applv Mrs. B. J. 'ti'jrke, 3iS Tlta'.er. jara reulslered a.- the PandhMM ev mnny people desire to buy Harry BllRO ;ajropiami faraa lands in eaaarcrn Wr.gon. What nave ! in,. Meadowa' betweer vein as offer, aind price? N. lierheley. For sale. 4-eap. five room -house on Ja ksoii srjet l. ci irner lot. tasy This .aveiilng In Mat PreabyUrian , aB(J Mra. HV. it. aWbOffa church, the men of th congregation j haVf, pari naiWl) , fuUr r hnilHI will ootartaln the ladles and all are of alenry Zwc Iter am: invited lo attend. I as pact to noike thtir 'tome then tc-rnis. Phone or call Itoorn 2 .over Taylor Hardware Gc. Wet anPaff I f ant BUHai' '- A Big Selection of Gift Articles I Gift seekers are showing their hearty appreciation of the gift se lections offered by this establish ment in a most substantial manner. The healthy growth of our busi ness is most gratifying to us. Notwithstanding our increasing business our facilities have never yet been taxed to the utmost. We solicit an opportunity of showing you our goods and prices. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler Established in 1887 Hi store li ft i he Slarjfleld. reituriiol t" h h"iiieoda: after tranaactlnc buatnaax in the city. Joe Keller , st in parolt "fficer. left on Ko 17 :foda for Portland l.fter appanruEUI a a ttneaa in the pra.im inary hearinv; "f two men picked up W. Sunday at St. Aatiuiny's hoaui'al, Kev Father J. M. O'Sultlvan united In nuurrlage Kred 0. Maestretb and Claiiea a f)upuia. Mrt rnomas B. wearlnen is re ported to be 111 at ltr hor, e. .Imlffinant Is (ilveai. W. . Peteraan hM been given .ne ni.a..i. -i judgment against Simon Whitman for Its regular meeting BBa evening a! aaaxrttaf I1W 50 by Jdge 7:30 In the city hall. phe, The Itaptist Indies' Aid Society and Muvnofi Circle will begin tlx-lr faU work with a meeting held at the home of Mm. E. w. Myers. 710 LII -l".itw I r. in Slem X BtV V IRK Oft, " dress which c ost $1 .unit anil aat wh h Bohrmaa, lie "" " ' " "r" in ; raahloai aatravaianmaa at Cafaagla hvl soon. The extrav ugninr i Wall repre sent an entirely new idea ir. dramat ic entertainment, evdhed around the ever-fatw'matlng suhjeit of milady's clothes. It Is Bon th pen .of Pi-irre n l.nnux the noted 1-Teniti playwright, nd is essenitiallv ifderii in Its 'heme with Sllfflelent tbffVBatnM Of the past In Indicate the strnmfle iif'ween ina Public NaaMt. DtaaottMtsn of partnership After oi-i,,lir trh the llonr Konk TestaU- II 1 1 111 e or mm. r, " . a " ' - v " - v - - leth street. Wednesday afternoon at rant will be owned and managed by .' 30. A full attendance is expected. . i r, Sucy. flack IUm. Iv Key Ad MILLINERY is a work of art not trade if in the hands of able designers. Our Hats are correct in style and workmanship, with real class juhI up-to-today ideas. It is a pleasure to wear this kind. Moral : buy here and enjoy life. CARRIER MILLINERY The Home of the Stylish Hat 740 Main Street Fur sale Seven ream modern house plastered and In first elaea condition Inqultv: Grange street. 'SesiH'iislble party anu to ieaat (J rent furntahed r owl lie noiiae. Ad cress or Inquire Ms J-innlngs. Ill Thomtiaon Wanted By couple for "inter, small unfurnished house or abaol three unfurnished PWMM Phone 115 or addrean Box Ml, Prompt automobile taxi service. day or night. Phone 110. Quelle rieriod and i Iteetanrant. Car for country trips, peraona n phone 70. Carney & Hiiey Tail Co. For sale Or will trade for Uma tilla county grain lands, good valley tati'h near Salem, Oregoa. Inquire ut e'olesworthy'B Chop Mill, l E Alta street. Ixiuoinoblle for sale Type 1 6 H. P. flawWa chain drive. Fully erjulppeil ami in first class aouii Hon. Terms A. Mason, Acacia Club, rvartland. Dvesr The t;. A. R. encampment in Wash, ingt.ji hat brought forth many last survic.we if famous commands, but none a"f interesting than John Hurst the -last living member of the crew vt the famous Monitor. Eric son's a lieiF box on a raft" whic h met tae Cqatederata Merrimac and defeated her in a historic battle with which eery choo child in this can tr is CimiliuT In the big parade on Wednesday , Hurst occupied a prominent position wearing the uniform which he wore In the famous battle more than H years aso. The picture shows him sa luting President Wilson In the re viewing etaatd. wh"m have iim.e from clat-i- to take part. "Mutf lakes the big loads .mil "Jeff" shows the speed. Penlancl Pros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and Storage warehouse Office i47 Main street. Phone 33i. Baker uih-hi BAKER, "re.. Oct. ;. Mm;' ranch rs are leKimnng lo sell their grain because of the dullness of tbf market, according to local mill DoeJtX who sa the are now getting a sup ply Raffle tent to keep the mills bus: Soffie lots also are Portland marietr. me is being sent to HIGH SCHOOL NOTES eting of the sophomore foot .s was called this noon to olact a capUin of the 1915 team The following were nominated: Hugh Bowman, Harry Hayes and Clayton Has-gett. Hayes being elected. Charlie Willis wag elec ted manager at a pre ! vious meeting. The boys are going to make a hard race for the 1913 I class championship in the gridiron I game and already they have a strong team in the fleUi Archie Rugg, the star center o! ' the famous 1911 football champions. ! will soon reenter school. Mr, Rugg is goiag to make a trip east before ! entering and It will be some time be I fore he Is on the job. His appearance will offcet the loss of Russel Wilbur 1 at guard in the local lineup. ' The freshman claas met and or ganized this noon. The following of- fieers were nominated for president. j Harold Cnesswell and Harold Casey for vice president, Chester Klrkpat- rick. Ned Strahorn. Alice Flnnell; for secretary and treasurer. Earl Frledly; for committeeman at large. Charles Daley, Fred Neagle. Helen Kelson. Those elected were the fol lowing: President, Harold Casey; vice president. Alice Finnell: secre tary a-nd treasurer; F.arl Frledly committeeman at large. Charlie Da ley. Two men were nominated for foot ball manager, Bill Searcey and Du Vergne Ltvermore, Searcey being elected. The boys are going to roll out tonight In full force. The boyw are going to work hard even though they don't take honora for they are aware of the act that their football years, are ahead of them. "You are as well as your stomach HaSTr.TTF.lt. A word to the wise Is sufficient. TRY HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS For Indtgnitlnri. njwpcpMla. ConAlpatiofi ami Malaria tim for some starting and practically non eastern juafkets. High qualit) win cents hen-, which, ed, Is 91 i)is in I iiiiiiiiiHuuMiniiiiiiiiiiHiavViiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiniiiimniiiMit 4 5 vith freight add irtland. Most of Stolen From my barn eight mile : the ealea are being made by smaller northwest of Pendleton, about mid- ranchers, those with large holdings' night. September 9th, light bay mare still waiting for dollar wheat or bet with little white In face; weight be- tar, and coirea'pondlngl) hleh prices tween 1000 and 1100 lhs.; branded E' in cats and lisrley. backward and T connected under1 quarter circle on left shoulder. Also M)ftt saddle with awell front, Hamle; e make, and tape when taken. $50re-: IXDIAXA OBSERVES POET"8 j ward, $25 for outfit and 125 for evl-j 4 BIRT!IIAY. 4) aence mat win convict, u. p. tui- a v bacb. a a a Good Coal nod Wood Our Rock Springe coal burns clean giving you more heat and lew dlr for yoar money. Oood dry oo! that doean't boll but bl nu. Alsr slabs and kindling. Protect yoursel' from cold and cost -order from B L Purrouaha. phone S Adv. For Sale. B On account of leaving the city. I ; Si wish to sell my modern home, l!l i 5 Jane street Reasonable terma. En-: B quire at E. 0. Office. 3 1 (Adv.) SCOTT BUTLBR Opens Piano studio. 5 atlas ( Harriet Young opens piano 1 1 studio, 'so; W. Court street. Tuesday. S October :. Phone 26SJ Adv. '"'ikt at German Hall. Saturday. October 9th. Oood mu sic, good management. All cordial!' I Invited. Adv. 'id, j ; Thill is Vera Martin formerly of Holdman, Oregon, now nf Drummond, Idaho. Does she look better with glasses or without them? A cross eye, as far as useful vision is concerned, is a blind eye. Her eyes are straight. With glasses she has normal vision in both eyes. --. The principles of glass t'ittiiiK that will straighten a t ross eve and redevelop the lost vision will give YOU a glass for distant Vision that will never require changing. social Dance Thuradaj Fretting. There will be soc ial dance at the Moose Hall Thursday evening Oc to ber 7th. Oood time and good music guaranteed, Admission. 50 cents, ladles free. a COMMITTEE, (Adv ) ' D. N. REBER. M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and ThrW Special! Schmidt Bldg,, mfllfeWn: s call for Road Warrant All road warrants registered dur ing the months of November and De- cember. 1914. will be paid nt my if. j flee at th cminlv court house, upon , presentettbb. Interest ceases upon dale of pului- tiiiiiuuiininnHniiiuiiiiMiiiiiiMMnwii Jrarw-. ? ammm niiiiniiiirnViiiii iiiiiiiiiilMnVn'iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nit WE'RE A tJaTTLt OFF Tift ttXlN STREET that makes less rrpense lower prices. . 'i . . . , US . ic. ii Our telephone is just as crose as tne otner ienow. - ,LiP !Ui. . . s What does tTiis mean to you .' ctitlon. Hated day of (Adv.) I Pendleton. Oregon, this r.lh October, 1915. B, W, Tm..T.EV. County Treasurer ' aaa aaaaa Hj EttLaanBaBaaal SB 1 r sate ChealV Oood sec-ond hand buggy. Inquire "W" this office. Al set single harness. East fend Grocery JOHN DYER Phone 536 5 Voiloe. Starting iVc'foher in. the Plbw Mot k nnd IVndVe'tftrt auto stage wlft change its time Vo the winter schedule. Be jr.w appeafs the new time Vsole: Car leaves Plfot Hock Hotet at S n m slid I p Leaves th 1'ronc b Ra t.iuruu't :U Pcndletoh VI '-':2rt a m. and 4 In- w dnily rot farther Infor- mntlcM phone FrcncTl llest iniant M P.lot Hock Hotel. H H TOSDERMAN, (Aitv.l rr" ivoicviiioi.is net. 5. All Ind una Is DbacrVtni "tWn Hay" today in honor of the birthday of the celebrnt- j ed poet. James Whitconib Riley. A huge music freliWll is "Clni; given m, h,. homo- here this uftertloon. and HtM) Hoted literary lights are among those present. Charles W, Ian bunks, former vice-president is the master of ceremonies in the celeoration. nerc. and Meredith Nicholson. Ooorge Ade, Booth Tarklncton. Will Kortune, Oeorge Hltt and other noted Indiana writers are helping along with the good time, which will come to a close with a dinner at the Claypool Hotel this evening. William Allen White. Walt Mason Dr. John H. Kinley. Senator Bever Idge. Senator Kern and novel nor Kal ston will attend. People Are Unusually Friendly to Advertised Goods These Days ADVERTISED goods of standard quality have stood out against the raise in prices that came with the war. They have kept faith with the public and won a measure of esteem greater than ever before. The retailers who join in the continent-wide News paper Window Display Week, beginning next Mon day, are putting their stores in the lime-light of public approval, During next week retail ers are asked to make win dow displays of the nation al products advertised in this and other good newspapers. It means linking the push of the store with the pull of the news paper, and it means gaining the good will of the public. The advertising department of this paper will gladly furnish furth er information. National Newspaper Window Display Week October 11-16 IsinttiinilHmHMMMIHIIltkilllMIIIM