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PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGON! AN,. PENDLETON OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 19151. EIGHT PAGSS eal-Shipt OYSTERS We think that the best is none too good lor our customers. This is the reason that we handle SEAL-SHIPT OYSTERS Solid Meat No Water. Pint 50 Gray Bros. Grocery Co. s Newsy Notes of Pendleton Marrince Uivn uii A marriage luense tM Issued to !ay to Weslet Vernon Dorr.Yit 'nil man of the R. und-op Tha.iks, Mr t'ftpwn, mO. s. P. "t.tr.. a H mil " Afk-Rtxt HooUeni iki-,i Ok, A man giving the niime of Wes ley Zoo was :irrest4 last night un a, charge of giving liquor to Indian. Although Chief Mourning declares tltn man admitted to him that he gave Jo Hayes, an Indian, two bottles of liquor, the man denied his Kisilt la police court this morning and will stand trial. I.I IlUC VS. Ul 1 1 HO. Klmer K. La Hue. well knvvwn res ident of th Helix section. filed agttntl hi wife, Viola A. La Hie. a lull for divorce, alleging that in May, is 13. the defendant without cause deserted him. Tile couple were mar rled in Missouri in May. 1S9S and have three minor children. S, A. I owell is plaintiff's attorney. Sutton !njur to Bark. A. D. Sloan this afternoon auffore!-; iv wre wrench of the back and hwili to cult medical aid. suffered Slight stroke. John F. Temple. Sr., well known' pioneer, suffered a .light stroke- of Paralysis a few day. aero hut iB- re Ported now to be recovering. Relay ithkrs Hera, E. A. Armstrong and Dnrrel Can non, who rode at the Round up and who also had strings In the stale, fair relay race, have arrived back in PVn-1 dleton. UllUlUlUltllMltllllllHIIIIIIIUtmillllllUHIUilttf ItlllllMIIHIHtl I IUII II 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 M I il i M! IM t II i 1 1 ri If It 1 1 tl I III 1 1 1 1 1 irtnil 1 1 1 H 0 The Newest Models in Ladies Tailored SUITS and COATS frit Received By Express. Some are fur trimmed, others severly plain. DON'T WAIT TILL THEY'RE PICKED OVER Have you seen those nifty fur trimmed Suits just received from g the New York manufacturers? They should be $40 and $45, 2 but priced the GoMen Rule way at $25.00 Another lot of tailored suits, every ane a splendid value at double the Golden Rule price $9.90, $12.54). $14.75, $16.50. $ 18.50 2 Coats in the new flare models ot ranev mixed coating; better see 2 these before they're picked over, at $9.90, $12.50. $14.75 Seal Plush Coats in black, some trimmed in fur, others plain with 5 full flare bottoms; good values at double the priov? SI 1.75, $18.50, $19.50. QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. Vuotlior nirloug Story. The many local friends of Charles Wellington Furlong, who has helped to make the Hound-up famous by his i magazine articles, will be Interested , to know that the current number of the "Travel" magazine contains an article on "Stone Age Men of the I.and of Fire" by him. The article deals with his personal adventures anions the almost primitive tribes of Terra-del-Fuego. A Four County Institute, Morrow. QUIInm and Wooeler counties will join with Umatilla coun ty in a school institute next month, according to Supt I. K Young, lhe superintendent, of the other three school, have accepted B'ipt Young's invitation to bring their teachers to Pendleton lor the Umatilla county in stitute ott Nov. IT. J8 and 19, and now Sunt. Toung is preparing a pro gram that will make their trip hero worta while. TOII CA DO BETTKH Al 4wnW 'EB3SCJIZ3Etf WR LEAD l II KKS FOLLOW .'Ttiiiiimriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.mtitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuntiitiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiil DALB CASE. (Continued from page one.) Britain Buy. Timber. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct i A con- tract for 200.000 feet of clear .pruce : a KKW' DEPUTY SHERIFF IS lumber to be used in aeroplane con- GRACE PISTOL IUT AM) stxuction was entered Into between1 -TOTKV REVOLVER the British government and Swayn. j and Hovt, timber broken. The price .. . . . . 3 11 J ... is ninety eigiu ooiiais kuu kichv five cents jer thousand .delivered WM. C HANSCOM. OPTICIAN We grind our own lenses. 0t ft Dale Rothwell EXCLUSIVE V? riDT.riAN Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses duplicated. All work guaranteed. American National Bank Building, Pendleton, Phone 609 - t siUt to Recover. Thomas Copeland of Walla Walla I this morning In the local court filed suit against J. L. McClellan for a judgment on accounts assigned to j him. He alleges the defendant made, out notes to the First National Rank 1 of Athena for $400 and interest and that he became indebted to the firm of Watts and Rogers of Weston in the amount of 1157. 54. Marvin Ev ans of Walla Walla la attorney for the plaintiff. Head Fractured hy Horses Kick. The title three and a half year old daughter of a Hermlston family nam ed Madden yesterday morning was kicked in the head by a horse and the frontal bone of the skull was badly fractured. The child was playing about the horse and caught it by the tail. This caused the animal to kick. The child was brought to Pendleton last evening and an operation was Performed to raise the crushed bone and extract the splinters. Today the little patient Is reported to be rally ing and the physician express strong, hopes of saving her. Utoged lokdHickot Bound Over. This morning A. Goldenberk and J. C. Brummett, arrested In Happy Canyon during Round.up week on a, charge of larceny from the person. I were Douna over to tne grana jury by Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes. State Parole Officer Keller is the wit ness agains them, stating on the stand thut he saw them steal a watch. The grand jury, Just adjourned, refused to indict the men because Keller was unable to appear and give testimony, OiSSfRANCSli: 5 TJ.J J. E. MULLINIX, Lawyer , Despain Block Pendleton, Oregon. L. CONSTANCE LADD, Trained Nurse. Obstetrical cases; reason able. 513 Railroad St. I PATCHOQUS. U J., Oct. 5. Gun toting sheriffs of the wild and wooiy west have a rival in .Miss Frances j Seitz truant o'ficer of Patchoque, (who has just been appointed deputy ! sheriff of Suffolk count. Miss Seitz Is a crack revolver shot and she carries her gun with he., t Between rounding up "hookey" players frorn the school and assisting Sheriff I idell. she is quite busy, but , manages to snatch a few hours each i day to act as society editor of a local i paper. Sheriff Odell declares that the little I five foot miss, who weighs but ninety ; pounds Is one of the most courageous and dependable aides he has. Now Operates Dairy Alone. I Lester Hurst, who has been in ' partnership with Charles Tullls for some time in the dairy business, hus purchased his partner's Interest in the stock and equipment, leased his land four miles southwest of Pendle' ton and now has full control of the dairy. The dairy is one of the most i up-to-date In eastern Oregon, steam . sterilizers and bottle washers being used and all sanitary precautions ta ken In handling the milk. The cow barns have concrete floors which are kept clean by hosing. Mr. Hurst is POW milking 55 cows. Wins lair Honors. A Umatilla county gin. Miss Car men Jones of Distrlot 9 y on McKay creek, won first honors t the recent state fair in the turkey raising pro ject of the slate gchooi industrial work. As winner she will be given a trip next summer to Corvallla where she will be perniited to enter the two weeks summer school for In dustrial work with all expenses paid, supt. I. E. Young and Mrs. Young attended the fair as chaperune. for the four I'ttinilllft cout. pupils who "ere awarded free trips to the school encampment in Salem for cxccllrnco in project work. Besides Miss Jones there were Krnest 'arso of Hermls. ton and Mildred Hurd of Stanfleld, who specialized in garden work, and Dean Sellers of Columbia district, who specialized In pigs. Miss Leota Schmidt of Stanfield sent her note book, showing her project work, down to the fair and received a second prize 01 me dollars for it, I the possibility of having fired more. Both Dale and Abbott admitted that the revolver, In evidence as the one found near the Ogllvy place, to be the same whlch'Dale was carrying. The first witnesses of the defense were character witnesses though practically all admitted they had never heard the reputation of the de fendant discussed np to the time of the shooting. So far as they knew, they testified, he was quiet and peaceful. These witnesses Included Alonso, Oliver and Emory Knotts, Frank Michael, Walter Wegner, Burr Hlnkle, H. G. Casteel and L E. Roy The defense rested Its case at 10:30 this morning after having put 18 witnesses on the stand. These 13 witnesses made a pretty strong cas gainst Dale. Judge Phelps would not admit the written statement of Mr. Ogllvy as evidence Inasmuch as there was no proof that he made ll under a sense of Impending death, but he did allow the statements which the dying man made to Georga Carnes, Frank Michael. Walter Weg- ner aad Albert Gilliam. These statements directly accused Dale of the crime. These men also testified that the old man had told them ot having heard Dale and the "old wo man" quarreling about some horses. Motive Is Advanced. The state by several witnesses to day endeavored to provide a motive for the killing. Elsie Ogllvy and James Stubbto field testified that Dale was "sore" at the Ogllvy. be cause they were pasturing the Gan ger horses which he had made ar rangements to receive. Dale admit ted that he had, while coming to Pendleton, made arrangements to pasture the horses and that while he was In this city Ganger had taken them to the Ogllvy place. Stubble field said when he met Dale on the night of the murder, Dale told him he Intended taking the horses. Alonzo Knotts told of taking the defendant from Pilot Rock to his ranch on the afternoon before the murder and Harry McDonald told of the trade of the bottle of whl.ky and alcohol during a friendly scuffle Earl Abbott was at the Knotts ranch and testified of helping Dale secure a horse on which to ride home Oth er witnesses for the .tat Included John Pickett, marshal of Pilot Rock, a member of the pone, Coroner J. T Brown and Dr. H. H. Hattery, who assisted at the port mortem exami nation, H. L Kissinger, who was In the auto with Dale when he left Pilot Rock, James Htuhblefleld t found the body of Mra Ogllvy, Dr. Spauldlng, who attended Mr. OgJIvy, and Deputy Sheriff J. H. Estea who testified to hi. inability to .err ub poenne. on Constable Newcomhe and. Tom Baker, member, of the soaw, Vbraiii P. Flory, 72, Die. TACOMA Wash., Oct S. Abra ham 1'. Flory, aged 72. a resident ol Washington nearly 50 years, died at his home here. He waa a native ot Virginia and was born In 184S, croea ing the plains and settling In Oregon when he was 21. He came to Wash ington and settled on a homertead In Selhicoom In 1875. He married Mis. Maggie Leedy In I-ane count). Oregon, In February, 1S7J. Besides his wife, six children survive. The Pari police force is to be in creased by the addition of a corps of divers to work in the River Seine. Convicts See Round-up. Friday evening, September 24. we "took In" the Pendleton Round-up. We saw the cowboys and cowgirls tide th nlld and wooly "bronk," i with the camera man we re ' eweii the j shew from parade to tableat.x; r I the immense crowd of spectators; the many feats of horsemanship, skill and dexterity with the lariat, spin Ring rope, endurance and strength In i "bulldogging." the smiling faces of world 'hamplona In the arts and trh ks of the "cow puncher." They were films of last year's Round-up, but to most of those In here they were new and Just the same as though they were witnessing the real show which was taking place In Pendleton at the same time. There, i.ere four long reels, which we en ,oved through the kindness of Mt Carson publicity and advert'sim; 5 4 '! IBERDEENS COMING HERE TO LECTURE. e 10c 5c nnnnir . jBnnnlnnnnnnnnnnW- . nl v . wv - '4 1 HIMMaCAwritftS & O 3 - z e? ca 1 D rj JESS TODAY Selig Diamond Special Presents "IFe AGONY OF FEAR" All Star Cast. Biograph Presents Augusta Anderson in "The Seymour House Party" Vitagraph Presents Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in The Fox-Trot Finesse" lor 5 jflHhk eMMgWcten. JJggW mi TEMPLE Today and Wednesday KEYSTONE COMEDY ENTITLED "The Battle of Ambrose and Walrus" Special Production in 2 parts Featuring Chester Conklin and Mack Swain Walter Edwards in "100,000 BILL" 2 parts 5c Mutal Weeklies 10c Temple Orchestra 3 Pieces The Alta Theatre TODAY AND TOMORROW THE DISTINGUISHED ACTOR WILLIAM FAVERSHAM MAJZCHtonESS of AmramtM LIVERPOOL Oct. a. The Mar- I quls and ItaMlllonaal ol Aberdeen S are pucHenKtrH on board 'be Amerl- S ran liner New York, nny, on her way S 10 Wan Vurk The former Viceroy 5 of Ireland intend. Kl lnif lectureH and I attending meetings on social .ttibjectn in the 1 nlted states lird Aberdeen was at one time S governor gener-il of Canada. E lildy Aberdeen I one of the best S known lecturers :md writers in nr. S SUPPORTED BY JANE GREY AND ALL STAR CAST IN The Rieht oi Way rDHM TUr n Accir nv cm r n orot n a nirn THURSDAY ONLY "OFFICER 666" KLEINE'S UPROARIOUS COMEDY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PAULINE FREDERICK IN "SOLD." See Our Ad on Page 4. 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