East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 18, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST ORKQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, OCT JHr.K 1915. PAGE FIVE ; EVERYTHING IN LOCALS (8b Advertising in Brief Fish and Sea Food DAILY SHIPMENTS FRESH FROM THE COAST foetal anb personal Columbia River Salmon Fancy Fresh Halibut Select Eastern Oysters Olympia Oysters Little Neck Clams Deep Sea Crabs Silver Smelt Kippered Salmon Kippered Alaska Cod Norway Mackerel SUPERIOR QUALITY "Pmcnn" ucatc made in PENDLETON Do you want your dollar to remain at home, work at home, live at home and board at the tame place? If to, pend it at home. Think about it. IN OUR PRODUCE DEPT. Cauliflower, head. ... 15, 20 Celery, 2 stalks 25f Onions, pound Vtt Tokay Grapes, basket 50f Heinz Mustard, pint 20 Hubbard Squash, each ... 15 SERVICE QUALM Y SANITATION The Central Market Phone 456. 106 E. Alta St. K A MS Ptf line first Uwrtlnn 10c i . . line, urldltloQal Insertion. . . . rc iv i Hup, per month $100 No locals I ken for leu than 25c. fount orctlnarjr worrit to line. Lorain will not be taken orer the telephone eicent from Hast Oregon Ian paid up aubacrlbera. For fuel fone five. Girl wiahea housework Writ A. A. WIllUl, City. Furnished room for rent. 224 S Main. Fur rent 5 room furnished home. Phone 23KJ. Fuinitur for aa'e. Hay G. War ren. 51s Lilleth street Light housekeeping roms for rent. I 401 Aura atreet. Phone 308W. Lost Bunch of keyi Return to thla office for suitable reward. Wanted Horses to paature. In quire Scott's Grocery. Phone 10 Mrs Charles Bond, who underwent i Mrs iin operation for scats appendl itls at i "ttl St. Anthony's hospital Saturday, bit reported today to be Improving nke ly. It Is expected she will be remov ed to her home about the middle of the week. to NEWSY NOTES FROM ADAMS NEIGHBORHOOD will meet next at the home of Mrs. Dupuls Thursday, October (Special Correspondence.) ADAMS. Ore., Oct II. F. B Hen ry, one of the delegates of the K. of P. lodge, returned home Thursday. Mlsa Jessie Cheanut returned home from her school at Pendleton to spend Sunday. Q. U Morrison and family were visitors a the county seat Saturday. If las Pearl Wilson, the Intermedi ate teacher, went home Friday even ing to apend Sunday at home For sale Two stacks of wheat hay Inquire Billy Welch Feod Yard. Six room house, with garage, for sals. Located at 116 Long street. Telephone 13F11. John Koaenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. Old papers for sale; tied In bun dles. Good for starting fires, etc. 10c a bundle This office. For sale or trade, by owner hou and corner lot. Address W. P. Rel mann, Pendleton, Oreg. Very many people desire to buy lands in eajstern Oregon What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. For sale, cheap, five room house on Jackson street, corner lot. Easy terms. Phone 2, or call Boom 2 over I In honor of hi fourth birthday. Heater King entertained four of his young friends nt a dinner pariv today a the home of bin parents. Mr. and Mrs. t. E. King In Court street Those present were Howard Ulm, Jes we Smith, Katherine Smith and Kli zabcth Fergus. John William Dalxell and Mm Fannie I.ee were united In marriage yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock al the parlors of the Christian church, bundle' Uev Hubn" officiating. Only a few I frl nds were present Tom Bolen of today. Pltot Rock, Is here Tom Johnson of Echo la a visitor here today. P. H. Huchholz of Ktanfield is in the city today. J. W. Latimer of Nolln. was a vis itor In the city today. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. La Due of Ad ams are In the city today. M. H and Walter Gillette are from Echo today on buelness. G. M. Morrison of Adams, is a business visitor in the city today. Fred Doltde, a well known farmer of stage Gulch, was In Saturday on business. Fred Geinger of Birch Creek, a well known farmer and stockman. Is here today Mr. and Mrs. F. E. King and fam ily spent the week-end at their farm M rthe of the city. C s. Welton, who was called to Eugene as a witness In a case before a grand Jury there, returned todav. LOCAL CLUB WILL JOIN THE NATIONAL E Mlsa Eleanor Stockton, one of 1 li j, ,r Hardware Co. teucnera at icernuaie, returned nome to apend Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. W Stockton. James chestnut and Joe Damea made a trip to the McFaul place to get their winter applea. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hales and son John, were visitors at the county seat Saturday. The Adams band met Thursday ev enlng for the usual practice. The Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Whltely were band will meet on Monday anil rri vlattors at Portland ror a few day 'day nights Instead of Thursday night OUj Lleuallen returned home fromj John Adams waa In town this, his school at Walla Walla to spend : week. Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Krebs Mrs. Mr and Mrs. T. A. Lleuallen. I Charles Schatx and sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chst and' Bectel and sons. Omar and Theodore, sister. Mrs Bectel, were vlsltorsat I motored to Athena Thursday, the county seat Friday. Mrs Mary Johnson returned to her Tha Ladle Club met at the home! daughter's home. Mrs. Bessie Mar of Mr O. M. Morrison. Those prer-louls, after spending a rew days vls ent were Mrs Uiwrence Lleuallen, I Itlng In Pomeroy, Washington. Lucy Rnseberry. Alley Boyer. Spen- Mrs R. C. Des Volgne Joined the cer llanab Stevens. Edwards, Mar-i ladles club Thursday. dieted that the trend of affairs would j be to grow better. Affairs in evert city through which he has passed are beginning to Improve and every busi : nessman has become an optimist and I Is looking confidently toward the fu ture. "There is always a possibility in In ternational questions." said Judge i Lovett, "of one nation becoming In I volved through no fault of its own GrrtU lrWeiita to Confront Xaiion and- "bile the possibility of the t'ni. After War Has ti.e, Says Ed- ?d states getting into the broil in ward K. Trefz .Much Immigration Europe is very remote, there is a pos- 10 Conn- from Europe. I""""! ucn a tning may come ' to pass. President Wilson however For sale Seven room modern Afur lutening for an hour to an!h handled the situation admirably house, plastered and in first class ab, )(, ,nterMting u,1(lre88 by Ed- ""d the nation is entirely confident conamoq inquire . Konrman, ill rd Kiederick Trefz the members 'hat his diplomacy will he adequate Grange street. of ,he b(mrd of managers of the 1 keep us out of any trouble." Wanted A representative to han-j Commercial club and other business Judge Lovett showed a deep inter dle Fuller sanitary' brushes and men n attendance voted to affiliate ( est in the affairs of Umatilla county sweeper vac Call 501 Clay street 'with the Chamber of Commerce of .and was glad to know that the farm between 4 and D. the t'nlted States. The action means! ers of the county are prosperous and -CilaYM sTI I ft xfr rr r :yptok INVISIBLE BI-fOCAL ft aci E -JBS ST lenses give him the two visions he requires in a one-piece lens. They are truly wonderful bifocals with no lines of separa tion and no cemented pieces. Come in and see them. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler Established in 1887 MAN Y PERISHED Lost Grayish brown overcoat. Be- 1 the local club will be part of the na tween Pendleton and Adams. Return tion-wlde organization working for to Colesworthy's chop mill for re-! business extension and upon various ward. problems confronting the commercial Prnmnt autnmnhil -atl senrle. . Interests of the country. The dues day or night. Phone 110. Quelle quls, Johnson. Hupuls, Henry, Stock ton, Klrby, Owens and Mrs. Des Volgne. Refreshments were Served consisting of pineapples, sandwiches, wsfes and coffee. All enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon The club Mr. and Mrs Dave Stone were In town this week. Mrs. R. C. Des Volgne Is now work ing at the home of Mrs. Harley j'oth rock for a few days. Jerry Stone was In town this week IF IT'S HATS SEE CARRIER MILLINERY The Home of the Stilish Hat THAT'S ALL! Bestaurant. Car for country trips phone TO. Carney & Huey Taxi Co. For sale Or will trade for Uma tilla county grain lands, good valley ranch near Salem, Oregon. Inquire al colesworthy's Chop Mill, 1I E Alta street. "Mutt' 'takes the big loads and "Jeff" shows the speed. Penlund Bros, haul anything und reasonable Furniture van and storage warehouse Office S4 7 Main street. Phone 339. Wanted -Railroad laborers, team sters, rock men and concretemen Two dollars and two twenty-five a day. New work, long Job Swan Benson Co., Riverside, Ore. Wanted Party with capital of $10u as half Interest In new Inven tion of clothes dryer Referen-e. Richard Bowen, patent attorney Washington, D. C, Write J. A. Policy, Gateway, Oregon. for the local club will be nominal. At the luncheon today Mr. Trefi, field secretary for trie national com mercial organization, told of the work of the organization In ablins commerce following the breaking out of the war of the war will ROCKY COAST are already destroyed, while the rail ways in some sections are demoral ized. Corn In the shock is ruined at many points, while thousands of bales of cotton are unprotected, aadl destroyed. Trains are delayed. contented. He was particularly im pressed with the business aspect of Pendleton. Mr. O Brien declared that from hisi trip thus far through the county I everything seemed to be in the best! Possible condition. He said there! possibly was one thing to be regretted j that the warehouses were over-' stocked with wheat and none was be-' ing sold, but he said he realized that I He says the close, the farmers were holding for better! bring about an un-; prices. From the trend of the market, i usual condition and that the country, he said dollar whea must be prepared for the same. He, realized. advises an increased tariff to keep out foreign goods, a permanent tar iff commission and more harmony between government and business In bis address Mr. Trefz spoke in general terms and devoted time to an interesting discussion of the class of Immigration that will come to the I'nlted States following the war: He predicts a heavy influx r from the warring tuitions a would soon be Nothing was said at this time of any new projects for this section so far as the railroad is concerned. Judge Usvett said that the line through Harne) county Is being constructed and would eventually be carried through to completion. "Viiu fellows up here." said Judge I-ovett. "don't seem to need am more tc ff I a W" ness For Sale cheap. or" recond hand buggy. Ino.ulre this office Also set ''ngle har- Adv. Piano for sale. A Barguin If taken at once. Slight ly used. Koch's furniture store Adv the allies will endeavor to pa their indebtedness here with Euro pean made goods. J V. Tallman. president of the Pendleton commercial association, served as toastmaster today and In troduced Mr Trefz About 30 busl nssmen were in attendance. JUDGE UOVETT HERE, railroads. Tou 1 well supplied." Ica Agent T. F. O'Brien r Parts t the station. They I turn this evening and will go o fairs of the local field more sughly. be prett thi POINT ARENA, Calif., Oct. 18. Ramming into a mass of Jagged rocks 2 miles north of here, the gas schooner Alliance No. 2. was dashed to pieces early today In a heavy fog. Eight of the crew and passengers perished, after they sought safety of a pile of rocks only to be swept off by waves. Two others were saved after a desperate fight with the sea The vessel was bound from Vancou ver to Mexico. It was In kindling fif teen minutes after it struck. When the Point Arena llfesavers reached the scene they found only debris. Later they picked up the body of a girl named Lena Miller, Vancouver. B. C . a passenger. At daybreak a farmer's wagon brought here Ra phael Medina, a Mexican, exhausted after buffeting the waves From a disconnected story, the lifeguards learned that Paymaster Baillie. I man named Johnson, and a girl nam ed Lena Miller, and a Mrs. Jones, all passengers, had landed on the rocks after the boat crashed, but were swept off by waves, only Medina and another man. picked up later, it is l .iie rd are saved. Charieton Trial On. COMO. Italy, Oct. 18 The trial of Porter Charlton, American, charged with beating his wife to death, baa been resumed. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Continued from pa ne. tiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiimii iimiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiittiiimiic Symptom of Eyestrain Opens piano Studio. Miss Harriet Young opens piano studio. 30" W. Court street, Tuesday. October 5. Phone 2SSJ. Adv. For sale. On account of leaving the city, li wish to sell my modern home, 22& last street Reasonable terms. En quire at E.,0 office. (Adv ) SCOTT BUTLER- naturally be expected, has had a de pressing effect but that within the year business throughout the country Is beginning to look up and he pro- To Kcprewnl Britain. WASHINGTON Oct. 1 s. Secre tary I-ansing has granted the request of the British ambasador that the United States take over British inter ests in Bulgaria in view of England's declaration of War against that nation. FLOODS CAUSE HEAVY LOSS IN CENTRAL TEXAS The Boys' Forum, an organization of the high school boys, which Is ber Ing carried forward by Prof. Hamp ton and Rev. Snyder will hold their first meeting at the Presbyterian church tonight About 80 boys of the high school have signed up aa members of this organization The boys will meet' at 6:15 this evening at the church for a royal reception given them by the ladies of the Pres byterian church. After the dinner they will hold their meeting. The main object of the club will be to have business men of the city speak to them at least twice a month on subjects that are of a vital Interest to the young men of the day Mr. Mi Mary of the State Hospital, will he the first speaker and he will ad dress the boys tonight. NT central Texas and southern okla aer on a rampage. Hundred thousands of dollars worth of PIEADS FOR T MARINE AS WITH THE ITALIANS IN THE ALPS Good Coal and Wood. Our Rock Spring coal burns dean living you more heat and less dirt for your money. iood. dry woo 1 that doesn't boll, but burns. Also slabs and kindling. I'rotect yourselt from colds and cost order Irom It L. Burroughs Phone 5. Adv. E Tens of thousands of people who have perfect visum E sutt'er from eyestrain. It usually results in headache, E E dizziness, aching or inflamed eyes, twitching or inflamed E E eyelids, pain in the back of the neck, cross eyes, blind E spells, etc. These are often symptoms of eyestrain that I quickly vanish when proper glasses are worn. CROSS I EYES can be straightened In nearly every ease with pro- i per glasses if they are worn in time (before the fusion S sense is lost) I GUARANTEE TO STRAIGHTEN CROSS EYES IN EVERY CASE UNDERTAKEN OR MAKE NO E CHARGES. Can refer you to some of the worst possible E I eases that I have straightened with glasses. E E DALE ROTHWELL, Optical Specialist. American National Bank Building. iilllUIIIMIIIIIIUMIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIMIhlllNIIIIIIIIIMtllllllllllllimillllllllllllllilir dllllllllllllllllllVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIMIIIillllllllllllllllllllHIg iiiemr a ITT I r nrr TUCUiiu cmrrT VT L tL n ii i i j i f 1 1 ik. iTinin j i rvee i that makes less expense and lower prices. Our telephone is just as close as the other fellow. What does this mean to you? East End Grocery I JOHN DYER Phone 536 SMIIHIHHIIIilUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIHIIUMMIIIMIIIUIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinillHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIli; I o Kvldem-e Igalnal Hyde Vet. INDIANAPOLIS, ct. 15. -Whether the jury In the election eonsiracy trial of Mayor Joseph K. Hell fm.i the defendant Innocent or guilt. on man, Nelson J. Hyde, h retired fann er, fed ;hat, though his name is am ong the indicted, it need not interrupt tha routine of his life. Hyde's name has been mention,-, I but twice In the trial once when the prosecutor In his opening statement lead his name among the others, ami "gain when a witness paid be did Dot Mmw Mr. Hyde. Only once has Mr. Hyde felt per. tUrbed. That was when the I'nlted Press, by an unfortunate error, sent out his name among others as having pleaded guilty. A striking siniilarin in names probably caused the, error Nelson Hughes did plead guilty and the I. P. reporter's finger stopped at the wrong name In the list of 1 2 R. BEAUTIFUL PORTLAND HOMES. Owner has placed in our bands for ' sale his handsome Portland home: the house Is worth til, 000, hut he will nell it for II MM. The house Is strictly; modern and really a fine home, well! arranged. best plumbing. shower rooms, in addition to 2 baths, 4 lava tories, 4 toilets. 2 fireplaces, double electric system, one for lighting and one fdt cooking and heating by elec-1 trlrlty; underground entrance, big grounds plenty of shrubhen. flowci and native trees, on one of the wid est a'nd best streets and where there are plenty of other good homes. Some trade. s. I). VINCENT t o.. 816 Chamber of Commerce Hldg.., Portland. Oreg. I TO NAVAL FORCE ADMINISTRATION woll.n HIT sto.nooomi Tt MERCHANT SHIPS On scMKimr our so-rotary of Til nr Talk hi Kansa (Ity Ail. ix- (YinmitOl to M.m.ll, ship, ping rtuslnevj. KANSAS LTI'V f"ct. Hi - -A vigor ous plea for a navv hlch would make the I'nlted States aM race any other world power, and i !I0- oou.OOo merchant marine to be used " t T ide by William 8, M.Adoo. to th worM uphnrd the bo i grH repnM "Firming eq it he nt the I., nd brain- Ol 111 e. will not arc ronUnaed C'" majMty of ati the secretary alone, though the resour. ,-s , try an prepai this purp mm " tary. "A navv ,-an be no r-tter th auxiliary, since hgtttg irrtrfatrg submarine are not built a long without renewal of Mpplh eratv isd in I a - i rv ITALIAN TS MM TJ3T MOOKTAJK Tha picture shows an Italian 7T n llllmeter gun, defending a puss In the Alps mountains, where the tali PM are now preparing to "dig them selves In" for the winter. The terri tory already gained by the Italians is to be held b isolated detachments of Infant!? and artillery during the win ti r seusi n wht-n the mountain! art The plan of the i-lmlnlstnitP McAdoo wild s t approprlat 000 000. or possible H,tM ' be put Into a in.-r- hant marln, used in extending the comm. the nation in times nf peace constructed, ergulped and m.u to become Immedlatelv the aw ' naval auxiliary. Mr. McAd M)ia atl "I believe an adequate rner. bant marine, headed hv a .'mrtn-lon compiwe.l of the se'-refar om- merce and the ggritaW of the navv and three experience,) r . . , . , could make the I nrted States ihm dominant financial and hjdtlMrial eeial charities powr of ,,,, A wnmjg collecting warn-i diaorove thai time. worn ih.nr Ifcai Ciothing and booUs to b.- supplied t... merchant ships cannot r- oir.tl tha mountain garrison for their c 'under American registry ,n, gjajdji fH during the b ng winter selge. , pv proflta." H. Italy are snow, now