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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1913, PAGE FIVE LOCALS 8b Advertising in Brief Sawtelle's Saturday Special flATKH. IVr t f!H' lufwrtlon.'. lc IVr Um, aditithinnl limertioo. . . . 5c IVr Ma, pr nvmth $1W V. locaH . Jtkcn for lew thu 2c. OMJgt H 'Tdinary wordi tn ltee. 1 alt w'il not tukca crer the t (tapboM f.t from t-i Orecon tau pMl'lcr Hiibflcrlbera. Husband: "This is dandy piece of meat, 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 ARK 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 455. The people and merchanta of Weaton believe that an atmosphere of harmony, good will and home-like reeling la conducive to a healthy town and to promote that spirit am ong the people m town and oat of town they are preparing a Weaton WM. C. HANSCOM. OPTICIAN We grind our own lense. Dale Rothweil OPTICAL SPECIALIST Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses duplicated. AN work guaranteed tmcrlran NatWoal Hank Ituiadlae. Pendleton, Phone 609 "1 D. N. Reber, M. D. Eye. Ear, Voae and Throat s-iaUM. Roam 1 1 Schmidt Building. Pendleton To obtain glasses that will not quire changing, the eye strain must first be cured, otherwise you will be disappointed. Dr. Edmund B. tftflop OSTEOPATH Foroiorb of Portland, has opened offlcea in Tendleton. Suite is. Judd rBldg.. Telephone 72. Res. 3.K0 S. Mala. Telephone 146-R. WHY EXPERIMENT? BUY CARRIER HATS THEY TELL THE STYLE 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. certainly some Where did you SATtFEiATION 108 E Alt. St Free Day, tomorrow Siturdav, Oct Kith. They will welcomw people in town aind pple oin of town to be In town iit noon 01 that day end mix and par. take of a (Ml cafeteria dinner on paper states, to be served by the la dles of the St. K and U. B churches in the III pi meer -.picnic tent. The mier, hants will furnSih aou cenlr gifts tiy the hundreds In their respective places -ef business and when mo'li man. woman and child b given nunluer he will ned hunt In the various places till he findf- the I corresponding numter on some ar ticle tfhat article s his. A free moving p icture show -will ! be operated during the afternoon. Come with enipt- stomachs and empty fiookethooks COM! lTl'Lll. KING GEORGE HAD FAIL FROM HORSE IiNDON, Oct. -19. King Gorse is .-iiffermg Trom severe bruises due to a fall from his horse, according to an official announcement. The ac cident SSXMSSad yest-rday while the king wa lnalfllll bis army in the field in norlhern France His BOUnt, excimj by ttie cheers oi ithe troops, reared and fell, throwing the king off The king is confined to his I.a.I I..., - 1 a fM- niffht 1,:- 1 '. 1 ui. ii. ,i iui..,i His temperature Is 99.2 and his pa lee 7X. ST. 6E0R6E SPECIAL MERCHANTS LUNCH 35 Served daily, except rtunday from 11 to 1. We make a specialty of UVSTERS AMD SIIHMi FISH, First class grill service. 206 W. WEBB. I For fuel fone five. "Wanted -Sewing. Phone S78R. For ch'mney sweep. ph-ene I C SBiyder. Houeieeper wanted from 30 to 35. Address H this office. Warded Glr for general b-tjuso-srofk. Apply this office. For sale Saddle home and riding outfit Inquire at thia -office. I. t -Hunch of keys. Return to thia office for snttable reward. Tut- Bunch ot keys. Will pay reward If returned to thia office. furniture for sale rooming house for rent. Address "K," this office Vurnishcd steam heated rooms and award. The Kenmore, 617 Willow Ht. Wanted Horses to paature. In quire Scott's Grocery. Phone 409 For rent Furnished housekeep- lug rooms. 03 K. Railread street. , For rent Nice front room- All 1 conveniences, ('lose in. Phone 398W. I Six room house, with garage, for i sale. Located at 116 Long' street. Telephone I3F11. John Rosenberg, Court street uno-bmuk.r ,,,! ,, All work ' guaranteed. - , , . .,. 1 For rent, tn Despair block, three office rooms, two conceded. Apply to Judge Pee I Wanted-By competent colored woman, work bv day. week or month. ' Inquire (IB W. Alta. Old papers for sale; tied in bun dles irood for starting flrea, etc 10c a bundle. This office. For saJe or trade, by owner house and corner lot. Address W P. Her mann, Pndlean. Oreg. Very marry people desire to our lands in eastern Orcgan. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Wanted- -Competent girl for gen eral housework. i'd wages te right party. Address "C" this office. Wanted M aed woman for nurse Steady Job ad good pay tfc right part-. Address "C" this office For sale, cheap, five room house on Jackson street, earner lot. Easy terms Phone or call Hoom I over Taylor Hardware Co. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night. Phone 110. Quells KestauraaC Car for country trips, phone 70. Carney & Huey Taxi Co. For sate Or will trade for Uma- tllla county grain landa. good valley ranch near Salem, Oregon. Inquire at Colesworti'e Chep Mill, It E Aita street. Resnectam refinet reliable worn - an with daueltter 4. wants position as housekeeper. Commercial Hotel, He lix, Oregon. "Mute take the big loada and "Jeff" shows the speed. Penland j Bros, haul anything and reasonable. at re. Eva Wissler. ife of Canduc Furniture van and storage warehouse ; t,,r It. Wissler. returned home yes Office 647 Main street. Phone Ml. I terday aRer a six weeks visit to Ne- Wanted Party with capital of li-aska and Iowa visiting relatives $100 as half iaterest in new Inven- ' tion of clothes dryer Reference. Rlchafd Bowen. patent attorney Washington, D. C. Write J. A. Pol ley. Gateway, Oregon. To exchange Cor either good Pen- dleton ororertv or foothill ranch, by owner, one half section wheat land and two small irrigation tracU. 40 and 30 Si-res each ton. Box 16 Pcndle- Violets. 25c a ounch delivered, China lily bulbs, house plants, ferns cut flowera. Hookers' Fleaer Store, nevt to llannv Canron an Mam atreet. Phone 522. Open evenings' return later. A very successful COB-1 OI Main and w enn streets wnen she and Sunday. Agent Portland Jour-! vention is reported by the returned i was knocked down by a rig. The wo M delegates. The place of the next con. man is aged and walks with a cane. For sale Hotel at Nampa, Idaho., doing fine business. 1$ raonis up stairs with dining room 24a3 and large kitchen down stairs, fine base-, no tn reasonable rent. Heaeons for. selling. Ill health Address M. V. Morgan. Nampa, Idaho Seven loom house, plastered, con-' Crete basement, barn, poultry houses, etc., water pipes, 3 1-2 acres of land, in hearing 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. Price 12500. 1 Addres "R. C " this office. ltr sale. First class confectionery good business. Stock and Including fountain will invoic tlSOil. Must sell. Write or A. DoBatty, Freewater. Ore. doing Ixtures. ' about see W - Adv t;ood t'oal and Wood. Our Rock Springs coal burns clean flvlng you more heat and leS8 dirt for your money Oood, dry wood that doesn't boll, but burns. Also slals and kindling. Protect yourself from colds and coat order from B L. Burroughs Thone 5. Adv. b VtienMoa Woodmen. There will be a regular meeting of Camp No 41. W. O. W., on Mond.iv evening. November 1 at 7:30 p in . to be follower by an oyster supper. All Woodmen are requested to at tend. CAMPAIGN COafMITTRB (Adv.! I nod I ( lull Hallo",-on Mace. The 0 and I Cluni will give a Hal lowe'en dance Saturday evening "ct J. nt Kagle-Woodman hall, to which all club members are cordially limit ed. "Hallowe'en refreshments" will be served. COMM1TTF.K (Adv. Even the divorce court does not always uncover the matrimonial film- flams. Jer- I 1 1 Additional Social and F sonal News on Page 2 Mrs. John Harvey and daug Mrs (5uy Matloi k. Ulaaea Nor . Mildred Harvey, arrived home era, and this morning from a visit to the Panama Pacific exposition ard a tour of Cai ifoinla. They were gone a month. (ne of the enjoyable Hallowe'ei parties will be the dance in the Ea gle-Woodman Hufl to he given to morrow night by the r and I elUl The hall will he appropriately dec ornled Tor the ofiaslon. Thin evening a Hallowe'en party is to tie given at the Methodist ohur'-h for the hoys a art girls of the Sunday school The social will he under the direction of the junior department .,m, ,n(1 ,,.-,. flMt win o v I d im c e In the decorations games. Refreshments will he i and a happy time is anticipate! tsMt evening at her home Washington -street a most enj. Hallowe en party as given b Haroldlne Horton to a host friends of her own age. bet . . . of little I wvn n,n'' mf. lnr -" "TT and all were received hv five ghosts nn. ,.. .lnM ,1V ,,, , ,.r, ,. .-, ' .v . nnellra THe carries of the seac n were then enjoyed, most of which were of a spooky nature All th Tnnmfl were derorntetl with the col I -ore or the seaaon made from black, and Mrs. H. W Collin.' have returned I land orance crepe paper and yellow f rnm an ttUto trlu to Spokane. rrysanthemums The same line id j A. Buckler, assistant superintend-! j decorations was carried out 0ven BTtoiant of the O.-W. R. & N.. was over I the refreshments w ith orange Ice, from La Grande hurt evening. ! cream and black cake Lanterns fur- County Commissioner H. M. Cock-1 j nlshed the light. Ihe electric globe, )lllrn js nere t,,day having returned helne so arranged. Those that eil'l from Portland where he had taken ! joyed the evening and were loath tolnis mothM for treatment. return home wnen tne enrtew rant were as follows: Lillian Turnrv. Donald Whitman Madeline Tnimn. Rose May Whlteman. Frands Oreu- lich nay wott. rneima Derouna, Marion Holsington. Wayne Ttlgt'V. 1 T.ayton Mann. Marie Fletcher. Mil-j n r,i tt ..a Oeown. Elma Kimhall. Hayden Kim - ban. Ralev Peterson. Charle Peter - on re.,,. Ttovd cr,-leve Ttov'l. Wayne Field MartaTette Humpluecl -luarter on o. a. l.. came crver wnn Merle J-ack. Reuford Bybee. Ru6senthe La Grande football team today. Cohen. John Gordon. Opal Johnson.; Jock Coleman, well known local Evelyn "McCorma -h. Mabel MeKeown. j ITollen Welcher. Gladys Stanley. Frieda Welcher, Dorothy Baatlnger, j ' Edwin Sharp. I-slie Patton. Edearl 1 Despaln. Daphne Eilmlston Mart -r- t Hubbell. Howard Hubbell. Thorn 1 as Montgomery. Grnee Bowman. 1 Leon a Johnson. Louise Young. M ir ifhn Rogue C. A. Wtnatrop has returned after a ti weeks' business trip to Montana in he interest of the Pendleton Plan ing Mills. Mrs E. T Wad did Mrs. Q M. I Rice, delegates from the Civic Clubton. and another was issued to Wil - land Current Literature Club reepec-, Ham H. lisse of Portland and M abel . tivelv to ihe -. invention of the Ore- Jgon Federation of Women's Clubs, nr 'rived home this morning from Salem. j Mrs- VV. 1). McXarv. Mrs. George! Hartman and Mrs. Lee Moorhouse. "'her local ladle In attendance, will vjentlon has not been decided yet, the matter having been left with the SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 29. Hold-1 lug that the war of the future will bs a war of machinery. Thomas A. Ed I- son electric wizard and head of the new civilian invention board, ouilin- ed before leaving for the soutrt some ' of the Ideas for preparedness he will push If congrnal grants his commit tee a big experimental tabofatul j They Include: Development of an invisible tab : marine periscope the "eye of the submarine." Improvement of submarine en gines. Development and Improvement of aeroplanes and aeroplane engin- s Creation of special machinery f- r making shells. Creation of a new brain su, fly IthMagh organixatlon of 56. "Oil engi neers of the I'nlted States. EMviuiredneaa the Keynote. Preparedness of the I'nlted States he rated at zero. Preparedness must be the keyaOtn, he held. While he would not have the nation pile up ,-l-anl stores of munitions and field pieces he would have everything in readiness for supplying, on ( hours' notice, as much ammunition and ar tillery ai are being used now on the European hatteflelds. Admittedly, the few Ideas he out lined were not all he has stored in his head But they are a starter, i "Lack of munitions and machin- ery." he said. "Is dragging this vai along If both aides had plenty it the heglnlng of the war. it would EDM m UNITED SMS board of manager. Pendleton. La I Grande. Prineville and Seaside all ex-j tended invitations to the .organization W. Wright of 0 die ton visitor. k. M. Larkin of Walla Walla is at the SI. George. James H. Sturgis Is over from Wal la Walla for the day. A. M. Runnells of Joseph is regis tered at the Pendleton. II. .1. Templeton of Baler is reg istered at the Bowman. T. J. Smith of Baker was an over night visitjjL in the city. B4 Martin of Stanfield is up from the west end of the county today. .1. '. Moreland. judge of the state supreme court, left today on No. 17. s. X. Bobo. editor of the Oregon Optimist, is up from Stanfield -o-dav. e in fcnd A tie Abrahamson of Weston was rv(.fl I among the visitors in the city yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cooper of miTta Dalles, formerly of this city, are able! In Pendleton. Mins C. It. MakuM of the Pendleton Wool- ,. is has returned from a business! Mayor James M. Kyle of Stanfield came up vesterday from his heme and , . . renamed over night Anton Larsen, loc farmer. P"0'8 l" leav Monday for San Fran cisco to take In the fair. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burke and Mr. A w elaoil, citv editor of the La (.ranitl observer, accompanied the rjranda hitth school football team oy r,ir the Rinlr aav Je R tsk. prominent La Grande ame over yesterday to at mprcme court session and :iemain lor ine igguaui same mi. i ! Charles Reynolds, coach of the La !' Irande football team and former star mualcian, is now acting as a salesman for the Northwestern Granite Co. of Baker. Jock used to work in the cranite mines of Scotland. Chief Justice Frank A. Moora and Associate Justices L T. Harris. Thom as McBride, George H. Burnett. Hen ry U Benson and Robert Eakin left m No, 17 today for Portland. -nit for Divorce. Suit was filed this aftern win Day against his wife on by Ed Ellzabeth Day asking for a divorce on grounds, of false accusations. W the M. Peterson is attorney for the plaintiff, Two Marriage Ltocaaoa. A nsarriage license was issued today to Aha F. Moore of Reardon. Wash- IngtOS and Vetrice L. Henry of Mil- Hunt .f this ,unt Run Oats) by Team. Mrs. C. Cane, formerly living at Ml West Court Mrs. Boles, street, was the corner injured this afternoon at The injured woman was taken at once to the office of Dr. I. I". Temple. IS AT ZERO'. have been ended long ago and not so many would have been killed, eith er." Trench-Digging Machine. Among the ideas nlready complet ed. Kdison explained. Is one for a trench-digging machine which COWM rip out a tunnel six feet deep three feet wide and 2ii," feet long In r. a hour. As for the nation's harbors anil harbor defenses. Edison would have them impregnable "1'ntil we have ma le San Fran Cisco harbor and everv other harbor impregnable." be sail "and are m a position to supply enough machin ery, artillery and ammunition to ac commodate n trench running from Maine to Florida, we are Unprepared. Munitions and tuachiner t!iatl what we must be able to supply. Should t Rfeady. "I don't mean that arc oughl to make them now. but we should Itaya the buildings and the machii ry to lulck. r. en make them and make them Al! harbors should be so that emy ship could not get within 1", I miles of them." The Inventor admitted his life haul I been threatened before he carnal west. He had been making his ov n ' carbolic acid because the war shut off his supply Then he was wain. ed If he did not stop making supplle.i for the allies he would be killed Then, he said, a German reptaaanta- the g -t some of h had not heard any threats ipplie and h SET OF THREE YELLOW MIXING BOWLS 55c Here is a timely mixing bowl, very service able ware, white banded on the' outside. Three sizes, '., pints, 2 quart and 3a quarts. One set to a customer. Sold only for cash. No deliveries. SAWTELLE'S CHINA SHOP FOOTBALL WARRIORS ; MEET LA GRANDE BOYS IN EIRSI BIG GAME ; iulth announced that total British casualties to October ninth were as The Unc-iiu. , follows: Killed. 60 officers, 9t.- La Grande Pendleton 992 men. Wounded, 12,33 officers Andrews R E. Mims and Casey 3o4 8J2 men. Missing-. 2000 officers. Holmes R. T Badley!7ji77 men Forbes ,R. G. Fowler and j Hassell Rosenbaum . . ,C Callison Moss Bean Larsen E. Rosenbaum Huff (C) Reynolds . . . Moon L. G. .1 T. . L. E . Q.. R. H L. H . Daubner . .. Russell . . . Siebert Ulrich (C) -, Bowman . . . Snyder F. B. Kerrick. Haes Subs For Ii Grande. Johnson. McDonald. Enisle and Conkey This afternoon the first battle of the eastern Oregon interscholastic championship series is being fought at Round-up Park with the La Grande and Pendleton ' high school teams as the contenders. The same hegan promptly at 3 o'clock and is being watched by an enthusiastic crowd of student and towns-people, The La Grande boys arrived on No. 17, accompanied by Cuach Reynolds, Neither team will have much advan tage in "eight and the dry field is putting a premium on speed. There is much rivalry evidenced In the two 'teams, Pendleton being determined to retrieve the honors lost lasr vear and the Ii termine Conal I enced t oach 1 i key. th de boys being equally de add another victory, de surprise was cxpexi e P. H. S. boys when dds announced that Con l bright star of the I.a 1 Grande team, is on the substitute list Conkey is a great kicker and the fast. est man in eastern Oregon. Whether he is not in condition, ineligible or whether Reyi ids has some trick up his sleeve is a question unsettled in the local minds. The Pendleton high school rooters are much in evidence. I-d by Yell Leader Carney they are cheering the wearers of the orange and green right lustily. Last night they held a big rally about a bonfire on the high school hill and serpentined through the streets to apprise the city of the game today. iHiiMimnimiiiMiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiic Dodge Brothers MOTOR CAR In nine months more than 25,000, 000 worth of these cars have been bought by the American people " and still the one problem is to satis fy the demand. axtraordlfear da ma hav i ' ia 'ou know, played any part in creating this demand which must therefore be directly due to the perf rman e of the car. The pri (f. o. e of the Touring Car 04 ster complete Is ISOo Ask us about the detachable winter I Pendleton Auto Company lllllllllillllllllllllllltllllllllllllllilMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIUIMIUIIIIIMI,1: TOTAL BRITISH LOSS TO DATE IS CLOSE TO HALF MILLION MEN LONDON. Oct. 29. Premier Aa- Tn the western theater the casual , i ties were 4401 officers and ).05 men, killed: 9169 officers and 215. - 716 men wounded; 1561 officers and 61,134 men missing TREAT CATARRH BY NATURE S METHOD Bvery llrcutli of Hyomci Cnrrirt Heading Medicated Air to the Infected Membrane. Nearly every one who has catarrh knows how foolish It is to try and cure it with sprays, lotions and the j like. Temporary relief may be gtv- en. but a cure seldom comes. i l"ntil recently, your physician would pobably have said the t help catarrh would be way to tave a change of climate; but now with a simple preparation called Hyomei you can carry a health-giving climate In your vest pocket and by breathing It a few minutes four times a day, suc cessfully treat yourself. The complete Hyomei outfit Is in expensibe and consists of an Inhaler that can be carried In the vest pock ea. a medicine dropper and a bottle of Hyomei. The inhaer lasts a life time, and if one bottle does not give permanent relief, an extra bottle of Hyomei can be obtained at any time i for a trifling sum. It Is more eco nomical than all remedies advertised for the cure of catarrh, and is the. only treatment known to us that fol lows nature in her method of treat rig diseases of the respiratory organs Tallman A Co have sold a great manv Hyomei outfits and the more they sell, the more convinced theV are that they are perfectly safe In guaranteeing to refund the money If Hyomei does not relieve. new DodK bodies. with