East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 23, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915 PAGE FIVE LOCALS 2b Advertising in Brief 1 CAN DEPEND foetal aiitt personal n EIGHT PAGES ON THE QUALITY AND SANITATION OF Pemeco" Meats MADE IN PENDLETON. GROWN IN UMATILLA CO. Fresh Fish and Sea Food Deep Sea Crabs Little Neck Clams Olympia Oysters Eastern Oysters Silver Smelt Columbia River Salmon Fresh Halibut Kippered Salmon Kippered Cod Vegetables Celery Cabbage Lettuce Sweet Potatoes Onions Carrots Parsnips Heinz Mustard, pint '20e SERVICE SANITATION QUALITY The Central Market Phone 455. 108 E. Alta St. New Count; er sale t county flOS-AdV. surveyors f- Dale Rothwell OPTICAL SPECIALIST PrtMbylerlaa. There will I the usual service at the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Bev. O. N. Taylor of the Antl-Saloati League will lie with the pastor In the uplt at o'clock, subject. ''Wheo Oregon Goes Dry' At 7:3 Mr. Sny der will liive the fourth of the series of tulkn to young people. Subject "A udld Isolation " Sunlay school, 1 a. in ; Young People meeting. 8:30 ItATKH. IV r Hue firnt loiiertloD IOC I'm 1 1 in-, Htimth.ua ImuTtioD. . . . 5c I'm line, jw?r month fl.UU No has takHQ for 1cm tliao II. COM, i ordinary word to line. will out be taken urer the telejiliurip MMpt from Kut Uregon Ian pull up tubscrlberi. Additional Social and F sorial News on Page 2 erj eless.'' Temple. Inquire 104 Ad- to For fuel fone five. Tick-Tick, -Via Wit Furniture for sale. Jackson street. . Wanted Secon d hand buggv dress Ilox 402, Pendleton, Ore. Lost Bunch of keya. Return thla oti'.-K for suitable reward. Wanted Horace to pasture. In quire Scott's Grocery. Phone 409. For sale C. O. Conn cornet, good condition. See Barney at Alexanders. Ford top and side curtains, cheap. F. Kardel, at St. George Hotel. Call Sunday. Six room house, with garage, for aale. Located at US Long street Telephone 13F11. John Rosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. For rent, in Despaln block, three office rooms, two connected. Apply to Judge Fee. Congressman TS" I slnnott of The Dalles, is registered ;it the I'endb-ton. He plans to leave todn: for The Dalles, bnt will return here later. Last evening at the Kir.it Christian church a delightful entertainment was given by Mrs Adah I.osh Rett, asslsted toy several young ladies of the church. The reading. "Malame Butterfly," a Japanese selection, w is a very good Illustration of the life In Japan. Alter the first prologue a drill was given by the young ladles dressed in Japanese costume, with their Urge umbrellas. Those taking part were the Misses Verna Anlbal, Rose Gordon. Jaunlta Frledley, Marie Evans, Lucia 'alllson. Ardls Calllson, Martha Wllsey, Hyrtie Wllsey and Edna Hogue, with Miss Beatrice Bird at the pU.no. Miss Nellie Anion! gave a delight ful piano solo, and Miss Mayree Sny der gave a very pleasant vocal solo. There was a very good attendance and all enjoyed the entertainment very much. The receipts of the ev- Old papers for sale; tied In bun- I ening go to the ladles' aid of the dies. Good for starting fires, etc. church under whose direction the en- 10c a bundle. This office. tertainment was gineai For sale or trade, by owner house and corner lot. Address W. P. Rei- mann, Pendleton, Oreg. Ixist One hog. between stock yards and slaughter house Finder please notify Pendleton Meat Co. Experienced young man wishes po sition In store or office work. Best of references. Phone 371J. Very many people desire to buy lands in eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N". Berkeley. Harry H. Kelly of Portland and I Miss Edith Hale of Walla Walla were quietly married this noon at the home of Rev. J. E. Snyder of the Presby terian church. They will make their nome in "'- - " E. L Wells. United States immigra- soclated with the American Electrical , tlon officer of Waa Waa the commission and upon his return he will know more definitely renard Ing the proposed trip to the fair. Mr. Thompson was at the fair daring the first weeks of its opening. Asa Thompson of Echo Is in the city today. A. J. Porter of La Grande, Is here today on business. 'ieorge Carpenter of Echo is here today on business. C E. Welch of I'klah Is In the city today on business. , F A. Sherman of Pilot Rock, is a visitor In the city today. H. C. Bean, a prominent fruit rancher of Freewater, Is here today. Fred Hept, a farmer of the Nolln coutnry. Is in the city today on bus iness. Fred Gelnger, well known Birch creek farmer, Is In the city today on business. Henry C. Means, well known resi dent of Cmatllla, Is In the city today on business. Mrs George Brace of Gibbon is the house of Mrs. W. B. Humphret for a few days. Lars Hanson, who farms at Cold springs near Holdman, is a business visitor here today. Circuit Court Judge Phelps return ed today from Heppner where he had been holding court. Edgar F. Averill, of the government geological survey, Is In Wallowa county on business. Engineering oooipaay city. of the Rose Chester Fee. son of Judge and Mrs. James A. Fee. had as his guests P Glasses .ground, sad fitted. Lenses duplicated. All work guaranteed 111) ni IgM National Hank liiilldins, '..,. Phone 09 Mention trtlaatu All Artisans are requested to meet Tuesday evening, October 26, at o'clock, sharp. The order of assem bly will be culled at that time. By order of Master Artlsm George Ed Hoad. fjpdlfl M ("anHsh, secretary - Adv. "Via Wireless," a Gold Rooster yesterday Jack Dolph of Portland. Play depicting modern war times and ' Both young men are students at the At the Temple Sunday and i University of Oregon and went over Lots of room in this big, to Walla Walla today to see the fool e theater. ball game between the U. of O. and Whitman college. lueth' .Mond: D. N. Reber, M. D. ri liar, Ksae and Tttrttat Kpexaaltst. I'.,. . 1 1 -.hn.lt Building. Pendleton. To obtain glasses that will not quire changing, the eve 'strain must first be cured, otherwise you will be disappointed. WM. C HANSCOM. OPTICIAN We grind our own lenses. W'Koii 4n Have n 'tiH l)a. ' Weston City, Instead Oi having a "Dollar Day a 'nre-up Jjuy." "Bargain Day" or "Tag Day," wiU fcave a "Fret Day and vervody out of town and in town l Invited to r In town at noon on Saturday, October Mth with empty stomach ,iii4 empty poeketfcoolc. A free din ner in the pioneer picnic tent, a free mov'ng picture show all the nfter noon. end free souvenrr gifts tc -very man. woman and child Every indi vidual draws a number and that tick et gives the names of the merchants who have contributed the souvenir gifts It Is up to the holder of that number to find a like awmVer on some article among these various merchants and that article i his Over n thousand articles will be num bered ranging from a mouse trap, through roosters, sacks of coal, flour, etc. to china dishes, hardware or woinens finery and gents' overalls. Come In Weston. Saturday, Oct. J0(h COMMITTEE. (Adv.) Public Dance Tonight. Moose Hall. The public If cordlaly Invited to attend the regular Saturday nlghl I fance tonight In Moose hall. Music i by Sawyer's orchestra. Admission 1 10 cents Adv f Beautiful deaigns, Every creation correct in style. Satisfaction guaranteed every patron. The individuality of our desings spell BEST for the Carrier Hat. CARRIER MILLINERY The Home of the Stylish Hat - 740 Main Street. Get Rid of Your Old Junk that's around the house. Highest prices paid for 2nd hand, good ;f m kinds, also " Auto Tires, Rubber, Brass, Copper, Seeks and Regs, jg M y Petidteton Hide & jtfnfc Co. TtllPHONE 662. 206 W. WEBB. Kur sale, cheap, five room house on Jaikson street, corner lot. Easy l.miM PtwitIA 1 n o.ill llnm . Mil ifljiwi uaiunare io. Lost Grayish brown overcoat. Be ! tween Pendleton and Adams Return I to Colesworthy's chop mill for re ward. Ladle Bess L. Powell, hair dress j er, manicurist and masseuse, will i call at your home at reasonable pri- ccs Phone 64 9. Prompt automobile taxi service, I day or night. Phone 110. Quelle Kcstaurant. Car for country trips, phone ;0. Carney & Huey Taxi Co. For sale Or will trade for Uma tilla county grain lands, good valley ranch near Salem, Oregon, at Colesworthy's Chop Mill Alta street See ;he sinking ship, the wireless1 at work and the rescue by a U. 8. 1 battleship "Via Wireless," at the Temple Sunday and Monday. Respectable, refined, reliable worn- j J;i with daughter 4, wants position as' housekeeper. Commercial Hotel, He lix, Oregon. "Mutt' takes the big loads and I "Jeff" shows the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van ami storage warehouse Office 647 Main street. Phone 339. For trade A new, modern 110 bbl. electric flour mill located in valley town 20,000 population, will trade for eastern Oregon or Washington wheat land. Price 122.000. For par titulars write 565 Trade Street, Sa km, Ore. Wanted Party with capital of $100 as half Interest In new Inven tion of clothes dryer Reference. Richard Bowen, patent attorney Washington, D. C. Write J. A. Policy, iiiteway, Oregon. A real exciting play for people with red blood in their veins. Wm. I. Hart In "Kerm " Bates Liar, at the Temple theater tonight only. Salesman Capable specialty man for Oregon staple line on new and exceptional terms. Vacancy" nOVr Attractive commission contract III weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bix ler Co . 230-43 Carllsj Bldg., Cleve land, 0, Salesmen Pocket side line, n 'W live proposition, all merchants in towns of 100,000 and under want it. Pays $5.00 commission on each sale. No collecting, no risk to merchant. We take back unsold ;6ods Easiest, biggest paying side line ever oftera, Cantietd Mfg. Co., 20S Slgel St., Chicago. city today on business Captain J. V. C. Taylor of Tacoma is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mulllnlx In Monroe street H. J. Bean, Justice of the state su preme court, arrived this morning to be present for the opening of the eastern Oregon session on Monday. The other Justices are expected to ar rive tomorrow. Some people look well in glasses. Some do not. You think the difference is in the people, but it is probably in the glasses. Fits-U Eyeglasses are distinctly becoming as well as firm-holding and comfortable. They bear the monogram S which means reliability. We have them here. Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler Established in 1887 Mr. and Mrs. Milliner of Nebraska, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs A. H. Cox, left yesterday for San Di ego, Catu where they will spend sev eral weeks score of 12 to 0. The game was quiet The boys will play their first most of the time, though several sen-j game of the eastern Oregon cham sational runs were made by both' pionship series next Friday on the sides. The defeat of the boys was ; local field when they meet Coach due on the most part to the superior! Reynolds squad from La Grande, weight of the all star team. This team has played but one game Several times the local boys made this year and their strength Is un big yardage for the goal but only known to the local team Hard prac- Sult Is Hied. E. L Power has filed an attach ment against Billy Craig for money alleged to be due on a note and for' to be recovered again to be held for downs. Several times they were in striking distance of the goal but still they were unable to score. At one time the local team had advanced the ball to the three- yard line, only to fumble the pigskin by the all stars. Al- tice will be taken on this week to build up a good defensive team In which the boyf are still weak. Girl EnthaoissUr. Yesterday afternoon the high girls enthusiastic clnb met and elect ed their officers for the coming year. After a visit of Klizalieth Aldrich this morning to vis Bpokane. f Portland left s ill I , account against Craig assigned by the Pendleton Auto company. Carter 4 Smythe are attorneys for the plaintiff. During the week beginninc Xovem. j l er I there will lie a number of small occasions at the Oregon building at the Panama-Pacific exposition In volving the governor, and the proba bility that a majority of the Oregon Inquire 'commission will be presen: at this lt( E I time, many of Oregon's social debts I will he paid. One of the members o the commission is W. L Thompsot., I resident of the American National hank, hut he is not sure if he will be able to make the trip to San Fran cisco to attend the functions planned, i Testerday afternoon the local high Mr. Thompson will go to Portland school football team met defeat at Tuesday next to attend ft meeting of the hands of the all star eleven by a do feel they have not yet formed a formidable fighting machine in the gridiron game. The lineup that opened the game was: and is promising a good success. Le la Cole acting as chairman of the club, gave a talk on the purpose of the club and then spoke of the fact that all the girls could belong to this club if they paid their regular HIGH SCHOOL NOTES High School. All Stars admission fee of fifteen cents snd Siebert L. B McDonald t learned all the high school yells. Russell L. T Devtncj Helen Fee gave a short talk t Daubner. L. G . . . Tlmmerman arouse enthusiasm after which the of- Callison C Rugg fleers were nominated and elected. Friedly R. G Struve Those elected were: President Hel- Badley R. T Bowler en Fee: vice president, Alice Flnnell: Mims R. E Klrkpatrick secretary and treasurer. Rose Gor- Clrlch Q Kimball don: committeeman-at-large. Le' Carr R. H Thompson Cole: veil leader. Jean Reber. and Snyder L. H. Flnnell ; Jennie Murphy; rally master. Beiilah Kerrick F Clark Young. A committee was then ap- Subs for high school were Hassell. pointed to draw up the by-laws and Casey. Huey and Bowman. constitution. For Salt GbeHl. Gooi' recond hand buj,;y. Inquire W" this office. Alco set "'ngle har ness Adv. The Franklin Sedan The All-Year-Round Car W HEN the automobile was new, peo ple used to lay it up for the win ter, along with the gladiolus bulbs and the garden hose. . . xotiit to mi Mooes, From h'is date all dues should be paid to Secretary Chas. E. Heard. Room i. Temple building. Adv. HI,,,i,,iii,,iiiljiinNiiiiiiitMraitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii milium mume . k . tMi r. nrr Tlir 111 IM CTDCCT WE Kb A UMLb or r I nc mmrs j -tTiat makes less expense and lower 'prices. 5 Our telephoire is just as close as the other fellow. What does this mean to you? East End Grocery f JOHN DYER Phone 536 Opens Plnno Studio. Miss Harriet Young opens piano studio. 307 W. Court street. Tuesday. October 5. Phone 268J Adv. . Will is Filed. The will of the late Dr. E. B. Fer guson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Qi M Ferguson, of this city, was filed for probate Thursday afternoon at Hood River. Dr. Ferguson ended his life by shooting on October t. Mrs. Itelle Ferguson, the Widow, Is left the sum of II. all other real and per sonal property being given to his daughter. Ruth Ferguson. A board of appraisers set a valuation of 121. 000 on the SO-ftere tract of apple land at Hood River on which was lo cated the country home that was de stroyed by fire shortly before th physician's death His personal prop erty Is valued at 26'li.3'.i. Next we heard a great deal about the Town Car 8 ponderous enclosed vehicle to be run gingerly on city streets, blanketed like a horse and kept in a warm stable. Also, their one idea of summer motoring was the Touring Car open to wind and sun and dust. Now, the Franklin Sedan is actually cooler in summer than a Touring Car. It can be so venti lated as to afford a continuous free circulation of fresh air while protecting the occupant from the sun and the dust. As a winter car, the Franklin, with its Direct-Air-Cooling System, can be depended on. no matter where the mercury drops. No water, no pump, no plumbing, no blanket ing, no antifreezing mixtures. Perfect independent of temperature conditi ons and freedom from cracked water jackets and all freezing troubles. More people every day are beginning to look forsolid comfort in an all-the-year-round car. A car that can be run anywhere, any time, on city pavements or country roads regardless of dis tance, weather, or the condition of the roads. The Franklin Sedan is built to withstand Am erican roads as no other car. It weighs only 2970 pounds just 295 pounds more than the Touring Car. - rjc . - - Here, in the Franklin Scientific Light Weight (keeping the chasis free from an overload) is the reason for the solid comfort of the Franklin Sedan on rough roads its economy in yrasnline. in oil, in tires its low depreciation. Every motorist and especially the man who does not quite trust enclosed cars in general should certainly call on the Franklin Dealer and ride in the Franklin Sedan over the rough est roads he can find. The experience will show him that one car, at least, has done away with the COftl and limi tations he fears in an enclosed car. and I made all-the-year touring practical. Prici Franklin Sedan. $2850. H THE FRANKLIN WEIGHING ONLY 2970 LBS. HAS SOLVED THE PROBLEM OF ALL-THE-YEAR TOURING. IT IS FASTER ON COUNTRY ROADS THAN MOST OPEN CARS OF OTHER MAKES. Franklin Berlin Weight, 3240 pounds Price, $3100 Pandleton Auto Co. Franklin Coupe Weight, 2880 pounda Price, $2600. t T I J X - -7aaasttttttttttftttSttttttttttt'r-M-ft- iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiimiiHMiiiuiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiiiiT