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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1!li PAGE FIVE LOCALS & Advertising in Brief Husband: "This is certainly some dandy piece of meat. Where did you get it?" Wife: "Why, dear, that's a PEMECO steak from the Central market. Their meats are of the VERY BEST QUAL ITY, and, best of all, their PRICES ARE LOW. It's a pleasure to deal with them. Their delivery service is excellent." Can you really say this about your butcher? You can say it about us if you will just give us a. trial. SERVICE QUALITY The Central Market Phone 4S5. Good Goal ami Wood. Our Bock Strings coal bums elean flvlDf you more heat and leas dirt for yoar money Oood, dry wood that doesn't boll, but burns. Also slabs and kindling. Protect yovrself from oolds and coatorder frosn B L. BBrroofhs. iPhone 6. Adv. l9 WM. C. HANSCOM. OPTICIAN We grind our own lenses. Dale Rothwell OPTICAL SPECIALIST It masses ground and fitted. Lnsee duplicated. All work guaranteed mi rienn National I Must. llnlkMnr, Peadleton. Phone 109 D. N. Reber, M. D. H)c. Mar. Nose and Throe 4 socialist. Room 1 1 Schmidt Ruildlng. Pendleton. Te obtain glasses that will not quire dhanglng. ttea era strain must first be cured, otherwise you will bs disappointed. Dr. Edmund B. Hatlop OSTEOPATH Formerly of Portland, has opened offices In Tendleton. BnTe II, Jndd Bldg.. Telephone 7S. Res JfO S. Msfn. Telephone 24S-R. We Have Six-Cylinder Hats Not In Price But Quality They are Goers. CARRIER MILLINERY The Home of the Stylish Hat 740 Mais Street. Pendleton Hide & Junk Co. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 2nd HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, HARDWARE, HAR NESS, SADDLES, ETC. CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF JUNK, HIDES AND FURS, COP PER, BRASS, RUBBER, AUTO TIRES, LEAD, ZINC, RAGS AND SACKS. TELEPHONE 662. SANITATION I 108 E. Alt St Strauss Music Rami I. ROMS, tut. IS. The forthcom ing session or the St. Cecelia So ciety's symphony concerts at the mausoleum of Augustus, while not excluding the works of Bach, Bee thoven and Wagner, will constrictlv taboo the works of modern German composers especially those of Strauss It is also understood that no German operas will be given at the Costanxl. 1 RAN'KIUPTCY. In the District Oiurt of tin- United stale, for tlx- District of Oregon. In the Matter of James F. Drew, a I Bankrupt. I'To the Creditors of James F. Drew, vof Pilot Itock. In the County nt I'matilla, and District aforesaid. Bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given, that on the i6th day of October. A. D. 1915. the said James F. Drew was duly ad judicated a bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned Referee In Bankruptcy, at Pendleton. I'matilla County. Oregon, on So lvere, ber the 10th, A. D. Mil, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at which Jtlme and place the creditors may -it-j tend, prove and file their claims, art. point a trustee, examine the hsuk- nipt, ami transact such other busi ness as may properly come before the said meeting Done nd dated at Pendleton. Ore I gon. this WMl day of (Vtoher. A. I). 1915. THOS K1TZ GERALD Referee ln Bankrupt. IN IIAN'KIM'ITCY to the DiHtrki un of the lulled stun- for tlw District or Oregon. In the Matter of I- P Fraker, a Bankrupt. To the Creditors of L. P. Fraker of Pendleton, in the County of I'ma tilla and District aforesaid. Bankrupt NotiCfl Is hereby riven that on the lKth day of October A. D. 1915. the said U I' Fraker. was duly ndiuli cated a bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his creditors will he held" nt the office of rhe undersigned re--eree in Bankruptcy, at Pendleton. I'matilla County, Oregon, on Novem ber the 1 5th. A. D.. 1911, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day. at which time and place the creditors may in tend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, slid transact such other business as nny properly come before the said meet ing. Done and dated at rendleton, Ore gon, this 27th flay of October. A D 1911 THOS. FITZ GERALD. Referee In Bankrupt ; 206 W. WEBB. KATK8. Per Ha Ort Insertion 10c Per Has, additions! Insertion . . . . 5c Per line, per month $1.00 No locals taken for less limn 2f,c. Ceanl ii'irdlnai-y words to line. Lorain Mill not be taken orer the teleplioiu ,-xcept from Kiat Oregon lan paid ,ii subscribers. Fr fuel fone five. Wanted Sewing. Phone 378R For chimney sweep, phone I Snyder. Furniture for sale. Inquire 104 Jackson street. Housekeeper wanted from 30 to 35. Address 11 this office. Wanted Girl for general house work. Apply this office. For sale Saddle horse and riding outfit Inquire at this office. Lost Hunch of keys Return this office for suitable reward. Lost Ranch of keys. Will pa) reward if returned to this office. Furniture for sale, rooming house for rent. Address "K," this office Furnished steam heated rooms and board. The Kenmore, 617 Willow St. Wanted Horses to pasture. In quire Scott's Grocery. Phone 409. For rent Furnished housekeep ing rooms. 803 E. Railroad street. Fur rent Nice front room AH convenience, (.'lose In. Phone 3 W. Six room house, with garage, for sale. Located at 115 Long Telephone 13F11. street. John llosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler, guaranteed. All work For rent, in Despaln block, three office rooms, two connected. Apply to Judge Fee. Wanted By competent colored woman, work by day, w eek or month. Inquire 15 W. Alta. Old papers for sale; tied In bun dle!. Good for starting fires, etc. 10c a bundle. This office. For sale or trade, by owner house and corner lot Address W P. Rei- iiinnii, Pendleton, Oreg. Avoid chilly rooms in the morn'ng j by using Cole's Hot Blast Heaters. They prevent colds and sickness Very many people desire to buy lands in eastern Oregon What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Wanted Competent girl for gen eral housework. Good wages to right party. Address "C" this office. Wanted Middle aged woman for nurse Steady Job and good pay to right party. Address "C" this of fl e For sale, cheap, five room house on Jackson street, corner lot. Easy terms. Phone I. or call Room 2 over Taylor Hardware Co. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night. Phone 110. Quelle Itestaurant. Car for country tripe, phone 70. Carney & Huey Tail Co. For aale Or will trade for Uma tilla county grain lands, good valley ranch near Salem, Oregon. Inquire at Colesworthy's Chop Mill, 129 E Alta street. Respectable, refined, reliable wom an with daughter 4, wants position as housekeeper. Commercial Hotel, He- lix. Oregon. "Mutt' takes the big loads and "Jeff" shows the speed. Penland Bros haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse Office 64 7 Main street. Phone JI9. Wanted -Party with capital of 1100 as half Interest In new Inven tion of clothes dryer Reference, w'XTc. wj.pX;! Gateway, Oregon. To exchange- Clear (15,001 home In the beet residential section of Portland for first class improved ranch. Will assume. Addreea Own er at 82a Thompson Street, Portland Oregon. To exchange for either good Pen dleton property or foothill ranch, br owner, one half section wheat land and two small irrigation tracts. 40 and 30 acres each Box 4 it Pendle ton. Violets, 20c a bunch delivered, China lily bulbs, house plants, fern-, cut flowers. Hookers' Flower Store, next to Happy Canyon on Mem street Phone 522. Open evenings and Bun day, Agent Portland Jour nal, Seven robin house, plastered. COB' Crete basement, barn, poultry houses, etc.. water pipes, 3 1-2 acres of land, In bearing fruit trees, near school, church, stores, electric railway depot on place, half hour ride from Spo kane on Inland Electric. Will trade for Pendleton property. Pries $2"a. Addrea "R. C." this office. PM snlc. First class confectionery lolnt good business. Stock and fixtures. Including fountain will invoice about I1S00. Must sell. Write or see W A. Doherty, Freewater. Ore Adv. Ipiiralnrri v i m-i W. s. Badley. J. B. McCook and W. K. Judd have been appointed apprais ers of the estate of the lata Joseph Harris by Count; Judge Marsh. Witnesses in Walla Walla. Sheriff T. D. Taylor and Deputy J. II. Kstes went to Walla Walla today to appear as witnesses in a case on trial there. lYaniv Aids Serbia. LONDON. Oct. 28. One hundred and fifty thousand French troops with a hundred big guns were landed nt SalonlUI to aid Serbia, according to Bucharest advices. j newsy l)0ttt j of Pendleton in F) Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 2. Mr- Edward C. Tweet, formerly Mian Kmma Richardson, left today for her home at Rathdrum, Idaho, after a two weeks' visit here with her parents, Mr. and Jin Bath M. Rich ardson. Mr. and Mrs. I.ee U Drake an 1 lit tle son left this morning by auto lor Gibbon to visit Mrs. Drake's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hatter Mr. lin ger hat been ID. W I Thompson, eastern Oreiion member of the P. P. I E. board for Oregon, left today at noon for San Francisco where he is to participate with other members of the board In a' j program soon to be given Mr j Thompson will be away about 10 days Tuesday evening, the home of Miss Nelly Anihal W'as the scene of a very enjoyable Iiart. wben the young lady members of the class of iyii of the I Pendleton high school held their sec- t., . .. Ing and many prophecies were made for the future. The class will, nro- phwv an() ,,, mm reread and SC. i ,H,,n,d much amusement. During ,the course of rhe evening a party of high school students serenaded th I young ladles and gave several yells for the class of 1911. The hostess served a dainty luncheon. Mrs. Ed ward Tweet irsiding at the chafing dish. Of the eight members, two were unable to attend, Miss Grace Finnell of Pendleton ami Miss Bee Brownell of Portland. .Miss Browne) sent a very Interesting letter which was read during the evening. Those v. hu came were Mrs. Lloyd Bowman. (Mottle McDiiii. Mrs. Floyd Patton I Etta Taken, Misses Nelly Anibal and ('ressie Baker all of Pendleton and Mrs. Merle Ferrell (Blanche Badleyi of Sarramento. Sirs. Edward Tweet. (Emma ltichardsoni of Rathdrnm, Idaho. 0. H. Finn 1b over from Grande. W. H. Morrison Helix grain bucer. is In the city today. James Hill. Helix farmer, spent yesterday in the city. Colonel Johnson of Weston was a Pendleton visitor yesterday. O M. Conklln Of Enterprise Is registered at the St. Oeorge. J. D Slater is among the Grande attorneys here today. It. A Ball of pilot Rock was an. ong yesterday's visitors in the city D. W. Sheahan. an Enterprise bar rister, is registered at the Pendleton R J Kitchen, a I'nlon attorney. !s here attending the supreme court session J. A. Bartlett of Freewater wa down yesterday from his hnmein the east end. Mrs. H. G. Newport of Hermlslon was up last evening from the V) est end town - spent two million NKW TORK, Oct. 29. Mrs Wright I'srcla;. society woman and a piominen; exhibitor at the horse shows, who inherited 12,000.000 in New York realty from her first hus band. Augustus Browning Prentice now owes SI. 09. 249. and has but $39 in the bank, according to bankruptcy schedules filed by her counsel in the l ulled States court. She estimates the value of her real ty at $404,000 on which there are loan; mortgages. She blames her fl. naticial troubles to mismanagement of her estate by some of her em ployees. Her first husband, worrying about 'WMB(sslsssssssv P. T. Harbour, mayor of Weston, I !s spending the day In the city. Sam Jinklns. former manager the Hub store Is In from his farm to day. Mr.-". John Marshall and Mrs. Mi i Marshall of Castle Rock are guests I of the Rowman. Dr. F. G. Watts of Weston, one of! the firm of Watts tc Rogers, is mak ing Pendleton a business visit. George Gilmore, telegraph editor of the Kast Oregonian. Is confined to, his room with an attack of la grippe. Frank Oardlnler of Raker, man ager of the White Pine Lumber CC arrived In Pendleton todav on No, 17. John B, Hodgin, well known La Grande lawyer, cam over yesten. to argue a case before the rapri me court Jack Flynn, representative of the B -Mi-Fall Paper Co. Is making Pendlet ne of his regular visits today. Turner Oliver. prominent La i Grande attorney and politician, came over yesterday to appear before the supreme court. Robert S. Kakin and Colon Eb r- hard, well known young attorneys of I.a Grande, are attending the session of the supreme court. A meeting of the Pendleton Del-1 phian "lub has been called for to morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the' council room of the city hall HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Tonight the high school students w ill hold their rally for the La Grande game. At 7:15 they will meet on the brow of the school hill where there will be a bon fire.' While here there will be talks given by Prof Hampton and Professor Gambee Aft er this they will have a parade down . Main street, ln which several unique i stunts will be pulled off by the h"3 with Claire Myers as rally leader. vn c .'I the Pendleton high school will betaken down to the Hermiston Hog and Dairy show the ith and 6th of next month. The girls will dem onstrate their practical knowledge in the making of pies, bread ami vege table cookery. The domestic irt class is also preparing a large exhib it of hand and machine sewing. Besides the girls' class a team of five of the stock judging boys will go down to compete fn the stock judging contest. This contest is promised to be a good success and several Of the I'matilla county schools are entering teams. The five boys to go are Gene Hampton. Hen ry I.azinka. Arnold Reed. Lowell Stockman and Dewey Jarvin. dollar inheritance bi properties became insane slid died in the Bloomingilale as; Ittnt in IMM, The estate had come to him from Ins father, a noted New York i lawyer. Mrs. Barclay has given op her cost-' ly residence, haw automobiles, the retinue of servants and her horses, and has gone to live In an apartment I Five weeks ago, Mrs Barcla; who bad failed to appear In supplcmcn tar; proceedings was fined UM, bv ' Supreme Court Justice Qal for con tempt of court. She said she couldn't pay and was in danger of going tc Jail, when her husband. Wright Bar clay, paid her fine. BN6 two noses are .alike Every face presents a different problem to the optician. The good re sults we get are due to experience in eye testing and skill in fitting the new Do not neglect your eyesight at the expense of comfort, peace and good health. Remember that no matter how difficult your eye problems may be we can fit you with good-looking Fits-U Eyeglasses. gam Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler Established in 1887 ADOPTS AXMAI. BUDGET- (Continued fnfrn page c-ne.) prlnkling has been made because of the fact that the city has more pav ed streets which reduces the area to be sprinkled. In 1914 no appropria tions were made for parks. There will be an Increase next year In the library expense owing to the fact that the library will be moved to :he new building. The budget provides for no increase in salaries. Compar ison with the estimate of the ex penses of legal services wlfh that of 1914 might lead to the Impression that the city attorney's salary- is be ing increased. A year ago the coun cil adopted the policy of paying the attorney extra for all work in the circuit court and this policy will be continued. The law provides that the budget shall be published at least twice, the first time no more than 20 days be fore the date of levying the tex and the las time not less than ten days before. This provision is to give 'he taxpayers an opportunity to study the budget. Do not imagine that many persons are lying awake nights worrying over your troubles. CHILDREN DIES BY tiltl. ("nntlnued from page one ) them with outspread overcoats. By this time blankets had been brought Forming a ring the men held firmly to the edges of the improvised nets, saving scores of children as the bod ies hurtled from the windows. Many were injured in leaping. On account of no fire escapes, the children wer." trapped Pushing through the flames many reached the main door to find it jammed with bodies They opened inward. They were tompelled either to Jump from the windows or perisn There was a pitiful sight when the firemen finally forced the main en trance. Plied behind It were ch'r red and crushed bodies. Some chil- Third Annual Hog and Dairy Show Hermiston, Nov. 5 and 6 $500 IN PREMIUMS $500 Best Show Ever Held in Eastern Oregon. STUDENTS' JUDGING CONTEST Friday, November 5, 10:00 a. m. Open to teams from all High WEsf UMATILLA COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR November 5 and 6 $250.00 IN PREMIUMS Write County Superintendent Tot ng. Pendleton, or S iperlntenttent Park Hermiston. for full Information enm blanks and premium COMPETITIVE SCHOOL PARADE Saturday, November 6, 11:00 a. m. Open to all schools up to and Including the eighth grade. AUCTION SALE OF HIGH GRADE REGISTERED HOGS The greatest opportunity ever uttered in Eastern Oregon for buying registered Duroc Jersey and Poland China hogs at your own figure. Get a start now of good hoi SPECIAL REDUCED RATES ON O.-W. R. & N. Tor r, nmmt liMs, entry blank- Straw, r'crrtar Huk ami Duiry tyev&tist rrr any n ose dren had suffocated. Othera were trampled Many are unrecognizable. Many children were taken to the hospitals suffering from Injuries. The mothers too, were overcome with grief and required medical aid. Am bulances dashed to and from the building, all laden. Firemen and po licemen about the ruins, accustomed to pathetic scenes, broke down and wept. Their work during the fire -heroic. Braving death, they rushed in the furnace and brought forth bod ies, but fire blocked the ascent to the upper floors, and then the remnants of the stairways and floors crashed through to the basement carrying none knew- how many bodies. Slater Aldegon proved herself a heroine. i vhen with flames roaring behind I her. she rescued twenty five children I by dropping them from a window into the outsetretched arms of men I below. The other fifteen nuns w ork ! ed with rare courage. IX BANKRrPTCT. In the District Conn of the United States, for the District of Oregon. In the matter of Orlen Acton a Rankrupt. To the Creditors of Orien Acton, of l Pilot Rock, ln the County of I'ma tilla. and District aforesaid, Bank rupt. Notice is hereby given, that on the 26fh day or October. A. D 1916 the I oat. I , . , , - n-nm J 1m A t . A i n I ed a Rankrupt. and that the Mr meeting of his creditors will be he at the office of the undersigned rel- ; eree in Bankruptcy, at Pendleton. I I'matilla County. Oregon, on Novera- 1 ber the 10th. A D. 1915. at 10 t clock. A. M. of said day. at w .ldM time and place the creditors may atP tend. prove their claims, appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as mu properly coma before the said n.elk- lng. Done and dated at Pendleton. Ore gon, this 27th day of October. A. D. 1915. THOS FITZ GERALD Referee in Bankrupt-v Schools in Eastern Origoi t iht-r itifornmtiofl writ M. M Sh.iv stMrltitIin. l!,rmta(n.i, Or-
