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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1915. PAGE FIVE 1 CAN DEPEND ON THE DUALITY 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 Kippt-red Cod Vegetables Celery Cabbage Lettuce Sweet Potatoes Onions Carrots Parsnips LOCALS j Advertising in Brief HATCH Per line first liincrtlon 10c Hue, "rtdltlnnal liucrtlon 5c Per line, per month ?t on No locUl taken for lest Hum '.':. Count II ordinary words lo Hoe. I.unils will not be taken orer the telephone inept from Kast Oregon Ian .ild up subscribers. For fuel tons five. Furniture fur sale. Inquire 104 Jackson street. Lost Bunch of keys. Return toi this office for suitable reward. Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 2. Heinz Mustard, pint 20c SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION The Central Market Phone 455. 108 E. Aha St. FIVE CASES FROM MALHEUR COUNTY REFORETHE COURT M Pit KM I : TRIIU Vl HICKF. TODAY WHJj HE A RUBY SESSION. abruptness. The long sight line ro vlded In the original plan Is lost, thus Increasing the possibility af collision ami danger The reason assigned for the . han I Is lack of funds to build the road on oriCNfci 1 '" hjlnal ItoSS For the work, S3u - aprpoprlatcd out of the . V Mr and Mrs. 'hallos Thump.-' n .' , Aar' Wr 1 1 Beppaer, were ortr -Saturday visitor p W '?.J jslaJa here. j f laXZ 1 t ' S. Norton Hobo Stan! n journal, i & . 19 I ii una :in over-snni :iv v y fir in i -y x. a r jsk 1 w-n eUS-u Gy&xa&teS, supreme hi' jjyU esterda? 11 I I 1 I vMMMMi:w,,:y . ... Isur Nose Pinched By YourGiasses?j Perhaps you have accepted dis comfort as a necessary adjunct to eyeglass wearing. If so there is a big and pleas ant surprise tor you in Adah losh Hose left last evening J tne city lrnuure for ..la rooming house lo rMdlng of M;,lame Butterflr. for rent. Address "K." thto office m ame ,na, wa glyen anteo -Horses to pasture. In Justice Thomas A. MeBrlde of the supreme court Is registered at the St George George H. Burness, justice of the supreme court, is registered at the condition. See Barney at Alexanders. der of Eastern Star and will takel's. eorge. Six room house, with garage, for I,lace on Thursday evening of this George W. Hayes, a Malh sale. Located at 115 Ix)ng street, week. : ly attorney, is here for the ri Telephone 13F11. the state supreme court. John Rosenberg, Court street! The first of a series of Informal Justice I T. Harris of the wutchmaker and Jeweler. All work receptions will be given tomorrow mun came up on No ,g guaranteed. evening by Bushee chapter So. 13, i,ir tri,. Bession in this city. For rent, In Despaln block, three! l!"' "! ' C W. DflUng of Astoria left todi-y office rooms, two connected. Apply I for nls home after being In the cltv SS Judge Fee. . several days on business. i Plans are Demg made In the com- Old papers for sale; tied In bun-j merclal association for the enter-1 3mtic L Bn8n f naiem dies. Good for starting fires, etc. ; talnment of the teachers of Umatilla h here today ,or the eaJltern 0rn 10c a bundle. This office. ! Morrow. Wheeler and Gilliam couii- "eMlon of tne Preme court For sale or trade, by owner hous i ties who meet here on November 11 Fred Davis, night waiter at the The clips evenly distribute their slight pressure so that the AOCo Fits-U Eyeglasses remain steady under all conditions. Let us show you what Fits-U Eyeglass comfort really means. Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler Established in 1887 and corner lot. Address W. P. Rel- ' at the annual institute A reception mann, Pendleton. Oreg. j and dance Ml probably be included Very many people desire to buy m the plans, lands in eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley.! Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Collins and For sale, cheap, five room house! Mr and Mrs. E. J. Burke left yester on Jackson street, corner lot. Easy day in the Burke auto for Spokane terms Phone 2, or call Room 2 overi"" a 9hort vw" Taylor Hardware Co. ' Pmn.nl i..nmhll- ...I ... ! FT l"p PUfpOSe day or night. Phone 110. Quelle Restaurant. Car for country trips, if attendinp a ban- ; 000 has -tute Treasury ftfCAdod by the Portland i,h., tii r... , "rancn oi me navy league, ur. m. For sale ; II. i i . . - - - "... m, B..in iim., gooo vaney!nf rmnierce in lh.- eveninL- and i ranch near Salem. Oregon. Innulre 'f ... . . . . , den nolo nv.r sundnv ihoir -av ' ( - " .1'ir ine pnarfKSH oi unowiiig iMippon --m " .i i..i.i!. i-nop miii. u Elf nrcnarcine.,. nr,rv. i Irom Pilot Rock Ana. street. K Mm U'lll IN, In 1'i.rl unil 1 1 .it 1 1 ii-rnu -Or will trade for Uma-Th hBn,, iK .. i,. , ih n..mk. French restaurant, left today for Spokane for a week's vacation. Clerk J. C. Moorland of the state supreme court Is here today from Salem for the eastern Oregon session. Louis Badeaux. popular employe of the Burroughs Lumber Co., went out to Meacham yesterday for a vis It. FTank Paxton and Ray Hameton. sheepmen of Salt Lake city, are In Pendleton today on a business mis sion. Members of the Southern Jubilee company were registered at the Gol CARNEGIE BACK HOME AFTER VACATION Malheur county Is having her In- a result niagS today before the supreme court j place It at the regular fall eastern Oregon ' f 24 term In this city. Five cases, all from ! should that county, were argued and nub- j broken, milled to the court today and there j ter to 1 etl t 0 u ro Is said, arc four more cases rrom inot counw on the docket. The only Umatilla OOUaty case, the Twltchetl-Thnmpsnn dumace suit appeal, will be argued Wednesday. The cases argued today are as fol lows: Kingman Solony Urination Co.. resp. vs. Retta Payne, appl., First Na tional Bank of Ontarla. resp.. vs T M. Seaward et si. appl: Mrs. J. B. Kdwards. appl. vs. Mrs. Ellen Case 1 and Flremsn'e Fund Insurance So. resp.; c. W. Mollett. resp. vs. S. F. Taylor, adm. appl.. T. A. Barton, appl. vs. F. A. Young, et al.. resp. The full rourt Is present as follows Chief Justice Frank A. Moore. ASM elate Justices QtVt H. ISIS It Robert Bakla, Thomas A. MeBrlde. Henry J. Bean. Henry 1. llensin and Lawrence T Harris. Supreme Clerk .1. C. Moreland and Deputy Clerk tiSS j ( ialls to defr Moorhousje sre also In aitcndancr1 consideration be! It would be bet ounly to build its i wo htandards, t. Sy with state aid ! Otherwise How each ids on its and do av nltogether. Another criticism Is that there will bi an economical loss, should it bej decided lo widen the road to 24 feet later as much of the work being done now will have to be done over again. ! and news tie convent! the preparedness policy noiislderable crticism as the change. In the first I Respectable, refined, reliable worn-1 a regular me SSsnsd that the standsrd j an with daughter 4, wants position as1!', will be held for state aided roads ! housekeeper. Commercial Houl, He- the FapUst ehi lix, Oregon. Wanted Sewing. Phone 378R. For sale Underwood No. 5 type writer in first class condition, cheap BnQUire this office. "Mutt" 'takes the big loads and ''Jeff" shows the speed. Penland Rros. haul anything and reasonable, l uiniture van and storage warehouse Office 64 7 Main street. Phone 339. Wanted Party with capital of Mi F. E. Sherman of Pilot Rock, ai of the W. C. T. W'ell known farmer of that vicinity,! le west room of! spent the latter part of last week in! r.iesday at 2:30 ! Pendleton on business. will be report-! - jj nrooke, well known Malheur! he national and j .j. an(j former member of the! il be given. 'state senate, is here attendini the ses- sion of the supreme court. Mi 1 lies and Mrs. George Peringer and 1 ltd Mrs. Wilson K. Brock motor Walla Walla Saturday and wit-1 i the Oregon -Whitman football I Man Says "Window" No Wife. PH I LADKLPHIA, Oct. 25. The mystery surrounding the death of It is expected to have the modified grade completed by December 1. CONVICTED PORTLAND MEN ARE SENTENCED TO JAIL $100 as half Interest In new Inven tion of clothes dryer Reference, Richard Ilowen, patent attorney Washington. D. C. jfrMe J. A. Polley, Gateway, Oregon. T Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander sad Mrs Alexander's sister left today for Port land enroute to San Francisco to at tend the exposition. Thi held Saturday aft- Anthony Kolb, Jr., a policeman, whose body was found floating in the i Delaware river, is outlined in citation Proceedings to have letters of admin istration granted on the estate re ; voiced. i A short time after the body was found a young woman calling herself PI 'RT1.AND. vlotud recently CHANGE IN HIGHWAY ROUSES MUCH PROTEST Ore.. Oct. to. Gon- charge of using n a stock selling campaign, Frank Menefee. president .ino r. ix-monn. saies manager 01 1 arj(j .,( the DUN Cashier company, were ntsaoso to serve one year and ten days at McNeil Island. B F. Bonne well. H. H Todd and P. E Garner, special agents, nnd Oscar Campbell director, were sentenced to four months In the county Jail. id party 1 110, in in inr r..i km- oou ma n 11:111 n 1.11. 1 1 1 To exchange- C4Tar $15,000 home for ,hp of th park In In the beet residential section of rrVed a profitable as well as en- tS.71 ,, . 7i., Z lortland for first class Improved joyable affair. There were manv ,,.,,, a, ..,., t-nn,.h Will oanma . ... . ....... at. Oil .It .IHI. ,, onn lames present ann a total or 140 was er at S25 Thompson Street, Portland. , collected for the fund. The Hallow i Irpiinn. I .. u 1 . , ... . , , " carnea out in me ne. - vk(.d 8run.d that ,hp woman jo exenange lor tuner good 1'en- orations ana reiresnments crtres dleton property or foothill rancii, by In the plav were won tv Mrs. Roc owner, one half section wheat land Alexander Mrs James R. Perry and and two small Irrigation tracU, (91 Mrs. Ren I,. Burroughs Mrs Robert Anthony Kolb. sr . the father of the I dead man. asked that the letters be re Bi 4 16 Pendle PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 25. A de parture from the standard previous ly art In road construction under state aid Is being made In Columbia county on the Columbia river high-; way. In building the grade around ns,-r- csijm- the hill just west of Rainier, the N,,Upe 40 EaMT state highway department has chanK- A "oclal meeting of Bushee Chap ed the original plan te make a road-1 ter, No. 19. o. R. g will be held to tted 24 feet wide and Is cutting It ! morrow evening, October 26. tc only Is feet wiae. which all members are cordially In- In addition, some of the curves vlted. MART E. JOHNSON, have heert shortened to the point of fAdv ) Secretary. teres ei ton. Violets. 25c a bunch delivered, China Illy bulbs, house plants, ferns, cut flowers. Hookers' Flower Store, next to Happy Canyon on Uain street Phone 633. Open evenlnits ;ind Sunday, Agent Portland Journal. N. Stanfield. Mrs. Clark Nelson and formed the Civic I- ,T. Mrs. Rurke. Mr Fred Earl ommittee to : had never been married to his son. The administratrix will now be called upon to defend her claim at a hear- . ing. Mrs Lyman g. Rice arrived home Saturday from Hood River where she had been visiting her parents for the past month. Rattle Is Peodlng. WASHINGTON. Oct. 25. The suc cess of Villa's revolution depended! tooav upon the impending battle op poslte Douglas. Arixona. Still an other battle loomed at Agua, Prieta across from Eagle Pass. Carranza re lnforcements have been rushed there Georce Y Ity Good Coal and Wood. Our Rock Springs coal burns clean ! firing you more heat and leas dirt H r' ! for your money. Oood, dry wsoi today. that doesn't boll, but burnB. Also S. C. slabs and kindling. Protect yourself today, from colds and cost order from B. j Frank L. Burroughs. Phone 6. Adv. today Hayes of Vale, is in the la Walla is We Have Six-Cylinder Hats Not In Price But Quality are They ioers. CARRIER MILLINERY The Home of the Stylish Hat 740 Main Street For Sale Che:. Good recond hand buggy. Inquire ' V" this office Also set -'ngle har ness Adv. R H Mini today. c. Wallace on business Helix is hen- k of Meacham. Is here if linker is in the "UNDER THE POWER" Notice to All Moose From this date an dues should be paid t Room I C. Van Spike of The Dalles on business. is l.ere OKKt.ON ciiy CHARGE OF I Mr and Mrs. A. B. Steele of Athena POLKK TAKE KN-miOSTAL WORKKR. : : V;.'' .: HK 'ji' 1 - - --- - B .Societary Chas. E. Heard. are nPIe tod-v- Temple bulldlnK. Adv. Get Rid of Your Old Junk that's around the house. Highest prices paid for 2nd hand goods of all kinds, also Auto Tires, Rubber, Brass, Copper, Sacks and Rags. Pendleton Hide & Junk Co. TELEPHONE 662. 206 W. WEBB. New County Maps. For sale at county surveyor's of fice. Adv. Miss Dunnliurtoa of Helix is a vis- wkbouh CITT, Oct, : -Rev. n ir here today. w c paetor of the Pente-j . ' , . .. .,, cewtnl campmeeting at Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Mangano of 1 maiiila .., . ' , . . . tiv-v. ... .iii'-i-i, i.iuii? us I niei oi Polic e Shaw on a charge of disturb-1 ':tmt Fr down Sunday. lies 's ine the peace. Mrs Dorothy Smith Will M IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMILliHIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll(K WE'RE A LITTLE OFF THE MAIN STREET that makes less expense and lower prices, a E Our telephone is just as close as the other fellow. a What does this mean to you? 5 East End Grocery f JOHN DYER Phone 536 itiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir Micntion AKlsaas ,. All Artisans are requested to meet Tuesday evening. October 26. at 7:30 o'clock, sharp. The order of assem- Oeorgi bly will be called at that time. By no' ls order of Master Artisan Oeorge Kd- J. T, 1 Momi. Bdls M candish, secretary, dlatoa vi Mv- , Dan Sli near His Weaton i" Have a "Free My." Mrs r Weston City. Instead of having a the cltx Dollar Day, a "Dress-up Day," "Bargain Day'" or "Tag Day,' will have a "Free Day and everybody out of town and in town Is Invited to be In town at noon on Satnrday, October 30th. with empty stomach and empty porkethnok. A free din ner In the pioneer picnic tent, a free mov'ng picture show all the after noon, and free souvenrr gifts tr "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 somenir gifts, it Is up to the holder of that number to find n like nunit er on some article amonp these various merchants and that article Is his Over a thousnnd articles will he num bered ranging from a mouse trap, through roosters, sacks of coal, ftOVT etc, to china dishes, hardware or wot, tens finery and gents' . OYeralll Odcss to Weston. Saturday, Oct 30th. CoMMlTTFK. (Adv.l who lives near the meeting place, in the complaining witness Res Baker was released to appear Mor a. afternoon at '2 o'clock, when he rial before Recorder .ode Photograph of Mr. and Mrs Car negie taken in the garden of their New York home on Fifth avenue, im mediately after the return of the iron master and his wife from their vaca Andrew of ser vants are now back In their Fifth ave nue home after a summer spent In Bar Harbor. ehere the aged iron master underwent severe illness which has left him In a weakened condition Despite the nidi'.' color in his fac. It was noticed that Mr. Carnegie walkea with n decided faltering step He refused t comment !! the war or politics. dtor today, aw is in toda; ; TTSS in 'iislness. iblRM el r fit p.ock. is Orande a Saturday on Paul W. R In the city today QsoflS U Cleave of a business visitor here. W. F. Constance of liaker is here today on a liiisines trip C. K. Dowell of Umatilla is staying In the city lor a few days. Louis Ratata of MiKa reek i registered at the Honinan. Justice V A. Moore of Salem is registered at the Pendleton. Mrs. David Show of Colfas, W Is in the ctt today on a visit. Mrs. W. B, White of Hermtsti sh !vernunds S. D. Pi i ! 1 1 well kno low n of Ontarl Daiii-e at (Jerinun Mall. 'I! IU S R. B. Murray of Portlsnd, There will lie a dam e at Hern in i known hall Saturday evening. October 30. to lav flood music, good order and Rood Mr. i time. The general public Is card Is It la ho. Invited Adv. I elt ellni In the unpson at jrs In the The pastor declared he would light the case snd secured ths con sent of Recorder I.oder to appear without an attorney, although advis ed to obtain one He said that he could call 100 witnesses to show that he created no disturbance at his fneetines. Woman Pound 'Tinier the power." When arrested, R'ker was nailtaC shinties on his half-constructed church. Inside the building, one wo man was lying on the floor, as If in a trance. The pastor explained that she was "under the power " Several other women were In the bultdhsff. On the ride down to the n , order s office from Mountain Vi. w l:iker de clared that the arrest was Just what his church needed; that the action oi the officers would brine him In touch with many who had not before attended his meetinss. "It mu.t have been sent lo ijod " be said Ttecorder Ider asked Hsker IIWIIJ m'i. ,-iions. The lender declared that he had tried to close down his meet laCS at II oYlock every niuht. but said that when a person w is "Undo! the power" no earthh force quiet him. ItoCs Kefoi niatlon 'pl ncd. He said that after n person hnd, talked In tongues" he was re ff Caned and was stronger both mentally and physically Wsah-mtnded par as "and dow n-and-outs " he declared, had been uplifted through the power of the teaching. He told the st r' of one i iregon Pity bay who had been I now Baker d to Chief Ol excited A friend heard of n the room, dleament and came up to th know him of the recorder. TheVve g irrested him. said Raker ml smile.' lfesMleni- ObaiatMSI of M, Followlnc Raker's r. of Mountain View c.t their side of the case to I; Ia)der. They argued that authorities should put i it to the meetings and one l have urged -hit the ' ders and was not ported idtnitted that the boy aved that boy." de "He has stopped smoking nnd swearing more trouble with him CRANDALL and ROBERTS MKM HKKS PSLt.i rV8 . KHTII IFK l't'RI.11' vttiUMwi, of the tHEijON 8TA1 E JMK Pl'BUC ACO ii v T IN T t th, AHEKICAN M'lAT COI'.VTA.V'IS. ACCol'N'Ts AUDITED systkms MtVUUCO.aad IXHT.UXEU INV R8TIOATIONJI KKSHIP. INOORPtlRATEP COMfAXIK TltCSTKK v, ,-, H AT,' INCOM K TAX UK rURXS fCB SHKK'PS and KIXAN'CIAI. .-TATKMKNTS I'KKTIKICH Vi'CiM NTS KS oi'KN'Kli. 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