East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 10, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916. EIGHT PAGES inf!:'!;!i 'n;:!!,;..:'':;:;!!.: :iiHif!rT;n!! i'liiiinii: ii'!!::;!'- -' IIIIIHlll Home Cooking Saturday BY LADIES OF METHODIST CHURCH. By Express Every Day Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Broccoli. Spinach Cauliflower Florida Tomatoes Cucumbers Cabbage Head Lettuce Hot House Lettuce Green Peppers Celery Radish Green Onions Horse Radish Root Fresh Asparagus Egg Plant Artichokes Parsnips Carrots Old Onions Turnips Oranges Jap Oranges Bananas Apples Grape Fruit Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Two Phones. 28. "QUALITY" 823 Main St. Mo to tlHn BMpitM, J H. Uowan, who has neei; ii Anthony's hospital for some past snfferins from pneumonia, pool to coat ahout $10,000. Another : St. letter relative to the local natatorliim time was received this morning by Secre was tary Crt) niton from l.e fto YV AID- able to leave the hospital yesterday. Moortiouae Major L completed from his i Ins- Moving. i his n Adman umoil OfflM ew lo build - .o to roiineil. Major K. U swarti'.lander, superin tendent of the Umatilla reservation, left vesterilay for CotUMtli Wn., where he will supervise the shipplns out of flour to different Indian reservations. son of Newark. X. J . asking for spe cific details regarding the construe tion of the pool Mr. Allison is pre paring an article on fendleton's nata torium for an engineering magazine. Mrs. Mriek Very III. Mrs. James Mvriok of Athena, has been brought to St. Anthony's hospital and is quit ill. Owing to her illness I the caat of Myrick vs. Myrick, in g which she is involved, has been poat-i H Women Who Select Their Spring' Clothes First Are generally the women who are first in all they attempt and they are the women who select their clothes carefully. They are women who appreciate quality the feel of fine fabrics who realize the importance of individually hand-cut, hand-tailored garments. Wo are offering you a wide range of styles and materials for your approval. Civic ("lull to Talk QMd RMt For the purpose of dlKUMlng r'Hiis and the proposed bond issue for good roads purposes, the ladies of the Civic Club will meet tomorrow af. UeUK Dispute Is Alreil. The case of Hott vs. volvtng tile legality of II ell. in tern ami lease which good plaintiff claims contains a clause in- S sorted through a mutual mistake, was , S tried todaj before Judge Phelps. All of the testimony was taken and ar- LADIES' FANCY CHECK COATS $4.S. 5.80, SS.OO, $9.90, $13.50. LADIES' WHITE CHINCHILLA COATS Plain or fancy stripe, ?9.90, 912.50, 916.50. LADIES' PLAIN OR FANCY SERGE OR NOVELTY WEAVE COATS, 94.98, 95.90, $6.90, $9.90 to $22.50. LADIES' RAIN COATS $:!.!), 94.98, 95.90, $9.90, $12.50. LADIES' SUITS .SI 2.50, 914.75, $17.50. $10.50 to $32.50. MEN'S BALMACAANS, NEW STYLES, $12.50. MEN'S NEW RAIN COATS 93.98, 94.98, $0.90. MEN'S NEW SPRING SUITS S7.90. 99.90, $12.50, $14.75. MEN'S NEW DRESS SHOES $2. 19, $2.98, 93.50, $:i.98. MEN'S WORK SHOES $1.98, 92.49, $2.98, $3.50. $3.98. u at clock in the city hall. Igument will be lade Tne- You Can Always Do Better At Bod Burled at Weston. IMcCourl SH-nks Tonllu. The body of Henry Golilburg, found : lion. John McCourt, president of dead at hi.- cabin home ten miles the Oregon republican club, arrived from West.m was burled at Weston, in Pendleton this morning and will be according to Coroner J. T. Brown.; the principal speaker at the organlia Who was summoned. There was noth-; tion of the Young Men's and Young mg to indicate that death was not Women's republican elnh n the llllllllllilll We Lead, Other Follow due to natural causes. BIG DANCE! Saturday Evening March 11 Eagle Woodman Hall Good Music and Good Time Assured All Gents 50c Ladies Free Plars for students. This morning in assembly at the high school. Erik Boetie rendered sev. eral beautiful selections on the piano for the students. Mr. Boche is an ac complished musician, heing a gradu ate of three of the world's famous universities of Europe. house tonight. Indications are there will be a big crowd out to Mr McCourt speak. court that hear Harry Frye is Here. H C. Prye, former telegraph editor of the East Oregonlan and who has held an important position on the Portland Oregonian for several years, is In Pendleton today. Mr. Frye re signed his position in Portland so as to escape night work. I iperl Mixologist Vrrives. narve u tiauiey ot p0Kane WW I "National Baby Week "cBin upon nis uuues as mixologist at Henderson will he tl ne ueiia tomorrow. He is an ex pert as dispensing soft drinks, hav ing had much experience. George Hill, the proprietor, has already start ed making extensive alterations at his place of business. Kyle Files for Office. James M. Kyle of Stanfield yester day filed as a candidate for nomina tion as public service commissioner on the republican ticket for the east ern Oregon district. He promises, it elected, to perform his duties fearless ly and impartially In the interest of all the people and selects this for his slogan ' 'Encourage capital. Regu late should It become oppressive." Better Babies sjxviai Service. Rev H. H. Hubbell of the Christian church announced today that special sen ices will be held on Sunday even ing at his church in observance of Dr. T. M he the principal speaker on the subject of "Better I'.iliies." Other churches are also planning special services. for the support of the county schools he materially increased. They spe cifically endorsed a three mill general county tax for school purposes which would provide about double the funds row received. The present tax Is 110 per capita for school children where as a three mil! general tax would be equivalent to J20 per capita approxi mately. There are about 75 directors from over the county in attendance at the ! meeting whieh is be'ng held at the Presbyterian church, Supt I. K. Young Is presiding. Among the other 'pies-1 lions dlSCUMed this morning and early i this afternoon were "The School Budttt." "The High School Tuition1 Tund." "Qualification of Teachers"! and "The County Unit of Adminlstra. I tion." Regarding the latter QUM tion the general sentiment was op-1 poseil to this plan which provides for all of the schools, excepting those In first class districts, to be 'placed un der a single board. Supt. K, .1. Klemni" of Kllensberu treasurer at (he last i also being mentioned. cllon. is ANNOUNCEMENT DR. GEO. J. KINZ, Licensed Chiropractor Now permanently located the Schmidt Hide:. in Phonos : Office 467 Residence 170 Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. id Fee 01 oratorical (Xintest. Chester A. Fee of this city, who will be graduated in June from the University of Oregon, has entered the Failing-Beekman oratorical contest which is one of the annual corn- Nation Salmon Day. I "Have you partaken today of sal imon? If you have not you have not, I been loyal to the day set apart for promoting one of the biggest indus- tries of the northwest. This ts "Na i tlonal Salmon Day" and everyone Is ' urged to have salmon In some form on the table. It Is said that since SOME WOMEN BEING TALKED OF AS CANDIDATES IN MAY mencement features. The winning t "Salmon Day" has been observed the of the Faling prize receives 1150 and of the Beekman J 100. 3&M ALTHOUGH we have started the alter ations which will eventually make our establishment one of the finest equipped in the Inland Empire, we will continue to Care for All Orders Sent Us. We have employed extra help in order Snow Mount Disappears. After having survived for more than a month the big snow mountain piled up at the intersection of Court and Main during the early February snow by the employes of the First National Bank, today vanished entirely from sight. The thaws and rains and tho blamy air attacked it and forced it to give way slowly, and the sun of the past two days finished the rout. Y'esterday only a trace remained and today there Is not even a wet spot : left However. In shaded spots there ' are still banks of snow remaining. Industry has developed by enormous strides, as evidence of which the re cent trainload of salmon shipped through this city to eastern points Ht's an HI slldethat slips nobody a piece of luck, news reports stating that a western mountain avalanche has uncovered tungsten deposits as saying 85 per cent, a mere matter of JxoOO a ton at present prices for the metal. Til' Tailor Written TP. Sheriff "Til" Taylor of this county is the subject of a sketch on the "In teresting Westerners" department of the March number of the Sunset magazine which has just been receiv ed here. The artic of Fred Lockley a a splendid photo oi I his fine saddle ho written in the st I with an old time n i deals with his etfi i of criminals, his pi getter and his iuci le IS from the pen is illustrated by NEW YORK MM TFT Y WOMAN is THREATENED Though no woman has yet annnunc-j ed herself a candidate for a political', office in this county at the coming' elections, it Is by no means certain I that the recently enfranchised sex will not be represented in the con-j tests. A number of ladles are being talked of for office and it seems; I Tollable that, if any run, it will be Tor the office of assessor. The democrats are known to be considering the name of Miss Norma AUoway of this city as a candidate for the office of treasurer. Un known to her some of the leading1 democrats have agreed on her as a candtdata and will try to Induce her, to make the race. The name of I Mrs. N'ellls Morton, who was put up, as an eleventh hour candidate for city. BAKED BEANS and BROWN BREAD Served Every Saturday From 11 a. m. to Midnight by t7Ac Kopper Kettle "The Purity Sweet Shop" van pan ess Jte-the 4 V- s Msg Export Watch RopIHB 4 SptcllHj To Built loll Gate Road. According to C. A Galloway of El gin, one of the Union county commis sioners, the road from Elgin to Wes ton through Toll Gate will probably be built during the coming year. Mr. Galloway states that Union county will build her end of the road, spend ing 115.000 or 120,000 to secure a good grade. At present the road in use in Union county Is a toll road and not Under the county court The Weston will conne am highway then does not think thf Jurisdiction road comina sue year In Union 'niinty will d bond II carry th Royal M. Sawtelle Since 1887 Two Watchmakers Always Busy Would () Our Nutatortum. In I letter received this morning from orpheua C. Soots, secretary of the Walla Walla Commercial Club, the Pendleton Commercial assooia- ; tion is asked to send all data possible upon the oost, construction and main- ! tenance of the public natatorlum In I this city. The letter seen out that a mOVS is on foot in Walla Walla for ihe c onstruction of a public swimming f rot t Blf J NEW YORK. March . Mrs. 8. Barton French, a prominent society matron, has been warned that a blow from the German mailed fist will be dealt at her bec ause ahe has been ac tive In her expressions of sympathy for the alles She has received two threatening letters from pro-' lerman agitators According to their letters, the writers are aroused because Mrs Frem-h ha ; arranged to tour the United States to raise funds for war sufferers In the territory of the entente powers. Dale Rothwell WANT TAX FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS INCREASED SOME SPECIALIST Glasses ground and ntted. Lenses duplicated. American National Hank linlldlng, Pendleton, Phone 0D. LEVY is FN DORA El) BY DIRECTORfi HERE. Hy a unanimous vote the directors o; the various schools of Umatilla county, in annua! convention assem bled, today recommended that the lax EVERYTHING FOR THE Garden FORSHAWS 222 E. Court St. Only Eastern Oregon Seed House Seeds Trees Vines Roses Agent Wizard Fertili zer. Vegetable and Bedding Plants. Nurs ery Stock oi Every Description. F ONE ORSHA W L O R I S T O R LOWERS ' ill i I 3' v i i fir 4 t F Vll ar.d i I 'I xVfrv' Hear 1 JMAV ,h'" World-. Pineal 'talking Machine Edison Disc NVt dy tin TiepiilrH. The diamond point Mitirses even rtoord lln' Per fectly without the bolher of otuuiff ing needles or danger of polling r fords. Ni w Haddnei and $tm Meord Jntf Received. Warren's Music House mi Buick D-45, $1150 F. O. B. Pendleton Dodge 35 h. p., $880 Pendleton Before Buyins e Gar the things to consider Only buy from a good reliable Pendleton dealer it will pay in the long run. Buy a standard car; a car proven to be built for our rough country. Don't buy a car that is only good to look at. Go inside and look at the ma chinery that is what takes you through dust and mud and over the hills. Before buying investigate the Little Buick Six, 45 horse power. Oregon Motor Garage INCORPORATED Telephone 448 117. 119. 121. 123 Wei Court Si.