East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 20, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1916. EIGHT PAGES OUR COFFEE URN Is for ASK US ABOUT IT. LUSIVE JSELL iAL BRAND. ami for any u hi Hospital. mately at J300. He t j hors have asked him ministrntor. neigh, as ad- Son H Horn. I mapinc IMMniuMer. v 1200 Fire turn Undergoes Operation. William Adams underwent an oper I ntlon this morning at St. Anthony i i hospital. Daughter rrio. a little daughter arrived ytrda3 morning to make her home with Mr, and -Mrs. w. v. Hurtle of Holdman The little one was horn in this eity. 1 Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. r.o. Foneral Held. The funeral of A. Ream, who diec last Friday night, is reins held this afternoon at the liaker ehapel. Rev Quinney of the Episcopal church Ghm Time for Reply, ered i street improvement, hav brief with Recorder Fit i Fee & Fee. attorneys for t I been granted time to filt the the thi an i the Wood- charge of the CONSTANT EYESTRAIN Often means constant head ache and nervousness. Glasses fitted by my system will give DALE ROTHWELL Exclusive Optician American Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 609. tlon lot Reward for Iist, Horses, ayed from my place about 13 ! southeast of Pilot Rock on Birch c. one three year old black horse I, good size, branded T S. with underneath on right stifle; one year old sorrel mare, blocky I, snip on nose, wire cut on shoul weight about 1050 lbs., branded I as above Will pay $10 apiece return or information leading to ,ery of above described animals olen will give $100.00 for Infor on leading to arrest and convlc of guilty party. T. S Gibson, pl- P.ock. Oregon. Addresses Indian Students. Judge Lowell last night delivered an instructive address to the students of the Indian school on the reserva tion. His talk dealt with practical business-methods of today and ho emphasised the need of honesty and trustworthiness In busmess dealings Indians Defeat Whites. The Indian agency school boys Sat urday afternoon defeated a team of Pendleton high boys In the first base ball game of the season, the score of 14 to 11 indicating the nlp-and-tuck nature of the affair. The game was played at the agency grounds. The P H. S lineup was as follows: Qner rant, 2b; Hargett. cf; Pete, p; Hays, c; Patton, ss; Duncan, rf; Willis, 3b; Fits Gerald, lb. and Carr, If. For the Indians the team was as follows; Jackson, 2b; ;Perry, lb; Luton, ss Johnley. eg; Shlppentower, c; Crane, p; Allen, rf; Tias, If, and Patrick, 3b. Maj Register Up to p. m. Beginning Wednesday of and continuing through Saturday, County Clerk Sallng will keep his of floe open until 8 o'clock In the even ing in order that laboring men, who work up until 5 o'clock, may have an opportunity to register. Baseball Meeting Tonight. Pendleton fans Interested in having this city represented In the Blue Mountain League, are asked to meet this evening in the Commercial asso ciation rooms for the purpose of talk ing over the matter and selecting del egates to the meeting at Athena to morrow afternoon. Spring is Here and Everybody Needs Something New and Prefers to Buy That Something for Less Are you a customer of this store? If not, come and get acquainted with our goods ami methods of doing business and you'll be agreeably surprised to find how abundantly supplied we are with new Spring goods all at prices that will please you. GIRLS' DRESS HATS Very dainty and prettv. See them. 490, 69c, 9Sf, ?1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98. SOME NEW PRETTY SILK DRESSES With Jackets to match $18.50, $19.50. $22.50. LADIES' WHITE CHINCHILLA COATS $9.?M). $12.50, $16.50. LADIES' SPRING SUITS $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, 817.50 to $32.50. lllaek Sateens, yard , . . 100, la 1-90, loo, 14c, Uo DresJi Malaga, all colon, yard ,Vi Ueroerlied i'ci)iins, ail colore, yard me Now Wash Goods, lurgi assortments Qo Shepherd Check Stilting , . . , 25c lie, iw-, Sim 12 in, silk trope de Chtno, oolora iwc ;i Inch silk Poplins im- ;t Inoli Peau do solo 81. 11), Sl.tlil Bleached Muslin, yard.... ,V, 7 I -3o, S l-So, 10c Peppered Sheeting, Wenched, yd, . ,91c, He, 35c Lace Curtains, per pair 40c, 60c, 98c New Scrims 10c 13 1.2c, 15c, 18c, 9So Black saloon Petticoats . , . ,49c, into, 9 go, si.io You Can Always Do Better At We Lead, Others Follow All Good Judges ii BRAN-NEW BREWED M) BOTTLED IN PEN'DLETOX Petition for Adndnlstralor. Walter Farr today petitioned the county court to appoint him admlnls erator of the estate of the late Henry Goldberg. He sets forth that deceas ed left no heirs and was possessed of i forty acres of land valued appro'.- Coffee Schilling's Best ("loan tip cemetery Wednesday. Wednesday of this week is clean-up day at Olney cemetery anil the ceme-, tt ry committee of the council asks the citizens to assist in clearing the burial 1 ground! of dry grass and debris. The committee w ill have men at work and in the afternoon will put on teams to haul away all trash that has been! raked up. Citizens responding io the call are asked to take rakes with them. I This clean-up is in preparation for the picnic holiday which is to be de clared soon for the improvement and i beauciflcation of the cemetery. ' Golr Professional Arrives. George H. Eddy, the golf profes- sional who will take charge of the local links and give instructions to ! the members of the Pendleton club I for the next two months, arrived In the city this morning from McMinn-1 ville where he had been recently Hej was formerly in charge of the Salem links With his arrival golf will arouse new interest locally. Yester- day four members of the club, L. Q. Frazier. W. L. Thompson, J. V. Tall- j inun aim niuunt: Loivavii, niuiuicu to I Walla Walla and played several I rounds on the links in mat city honl- log their own with the Walla Wal- in9. The storm which broke about t j o'clock, continued for 2 minutes and was accompanied by terrific electrical displays. Stage Gulch is about IS miles long. The great wave reached the mouth, about four miles east of here, about 6 o'clock. Almost the entire popula tion of Stanfleld was out to watch the spectacle. At the mouth of the gulch the water was carried orf by irriga tion ditches and emptied into tho Umatilla river. The storm cut off all wire connec tions between this city and Stage gulch ranches and the extent of the dam age has not been learned, PORTLANt), (ire., March 20. Two lives lost and thousands of dollars property damage, was the toll of an electric storm which swept portions of Dragon and Washington yesterday. A four foot wall of muddy water swept away Thomus Shumwell, a farmer. His body was found lodged in a clomp of boshes. William Marks, a farmer of Kast Portland, was killed when a tree crashed through his house. Farm Tor Item or Sale. 640 acres near lone, !00 acres ready to seed, good buildings; also for sale on easy terms, several wheat farms, improved and unimproved, from 329 to 2000 acres. W. S. SMITH, (Adv.) lone. Oregon Danoe at (ierninn Hull Saturday evening, March 25. Adv. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. 1 Modern Homo for Sale. On account of moving to Spokane I desire to sell my modern nome at 225 Jane street For particulars Inquire, at E. O. office or address S. S. BITLER. 1113 W. Indiana Ave. Spokane Wash (Adv. ) THE "ENDLESS CHI" I Now is the Time to Plant SWEET PEAS Hooker's choice Oregon grown Spenser Sweet Pea seeds give the best results. JONQUILLS CARNATI ONS AND VIOLETS IN CUT FLOWERS Hookers 544 Main St. Phone 522 Open evenings. Free delivery. isv thi: City Brewery "BRAX-XEW" is brewed from hops, barley and corn. When tired and thirsty, or on a warm day, you will find it most invigorating and thirst quenching- It Is pare and non.intoxicating. Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up quarts or pints. INVESTIGATE (U K NEW IMUNKS PEND-0 and PORT-0 V HOLES A UE AM) RET II, flavors. I ELEPHOXE 528 VlllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!llllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll: ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Since 1887. The objectionable chaff is taken out of Schilling's Best before the coffee is ground into even bits and packed into airtight tins. The tins seal-in all its goodness and keep-out neighboring odors. These tins are revolutionizing the coffee business. They have made it economical to use fine coffee. Schilling's Best funeral of Geo. Mansfield. The funeral of George Mansfield, who died here Friday night, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Brown chapel with Rev. H, H. Huhbell of the Christian church in charge. Interment will be made in 'Mney cemetery. Deceased, who was well known over the county, was 47 years old when he succumbed to pa ralysis. He was a native of eastern Oregon, having been born at Lexing. ten, Morrow county, March 4. 1869. He came to Pendleton in 1901 from Colfax, VVn.. where he had been in business and had been a continuous resident of this city since. A part of the time he was in business for him self but during the last few years had been employed by Peters & Morrison. He had a large circle of friends who are grieved at his death. He is sur vived by four children, .Sam. Bert. Ar thur and Mrs. Lizzie Webb, all of this city. His wife died a little over three years ago. S. S. S. the Proper Safeguard. Catarrh Is a "cold" in Its chronic form. The air Is Ailed with bacteria which Is taken Into the mouth and nose through the process of breathing. When the body Is in a healthy condition no harm results. But with our modern methods of Indoor living and sedentary occupations, the mucous membranes are usually nut able to "throw-off" this harmful bacteria, making catarrh a very common ailment. These germs breed and multiply, causing inflamma tion, the blood rushes to the mem branes to tight off the bacilli. When the blood Is in n vigorous condition its "defensive" efforts aie tJCCfSSfttl. Otherwise the cold "hangs on" turns Into catarrh. Catarrh Is a chronic inflammation of the mucous membranes. Mucous mem branes are the lining on all the inter nal cavities of the body. Get that ALL cavities! There Is the "endless chain" element of danger. The only way to treat catarrh la to purify the blood. The surest way to purify the ihlood Is to take 8, S. B. Write us for special advice, Swift Spe cific Co.. Atlanta. c.0rgla. North-Side Home For Sale Five room house in good con dition. Corner lot, facing east. Lawn, shade trees; retaining wall; gas and electricity. Only few blocks from Main street bridge. A snap if taken at once. Telephone 105 IIOAI) MEETING. (Continued from page one I was furnished by W. H. Dale of Helix when, after Chairman Robinson had announced that John B. Yeon and other Portland men would speak on good roads during the evening, he Jumped up and wanted to know how much the Warren Construction Co. was paying these men to come up and speak. Chairman Robinson replied that he could put the qUMtloni to the gentlemen themselves If he cared THREE TOWNS I l,OODI.I (Continued from page one.) home, the estimate of tbe number of chickens drowned being placed at 1000. The home of Robert Michael on Water street was moved from its indatl )' force of the water lumber at the Wall' The Two watch makers always busy. inniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiii? -hoiild havf bo woman, m 'aid Instead, m; ee, 1 think, ere. 'BRAN-NEW" is the drink. City Brewery Telephone 52 S STANFIKI.D Ore.. March (Special.) A doud burst yes afternoon threatened considerable j livestock, principally sheep, pasture 1 ' in the Stage gulch, east of here, when feet high, rushed down the guWi, sweeping fence! and small farm buildings in its path. Rescue of the stock was effected h. sheepman from the ranch of J P, Hoskins, who made a sensational rldl ahead of the rushing waters warnlnS the ranchers of the valley, who drove the sheep to the hillsides 5S clflc Co. Atlanta, Georgia, i jjj Too late to think of fire SS , iT Jjf Ti'Qls insurance when the fire W JJ WBr S M mrVar L tjlt Iffln " THE UNIVERSAL CAP! you a sample policy of the Bjjfl - For service for Ford owners is worth- n e j B77J ii while. Fifty-one Ford branches; over M namora RfZI 8,500 agents all through the country, each Fire Insurance Iff , with a complete stock of Ford parts and Company mil m supplies on hand. No delays, no holding ' . . , BM up for days to get parts, but prompt, reli- r2ltun-T7 !ddeVvPrrv wIM ! able service at a low, fixed cost. Runa- honestloss promptly. Its 119 ! " , onnjf t ar .45. AH , promise to pay is backed lfg " 'mt'e's f' "' b" Pendleton. ( !l sale at. j, jj by $2(),000,000 assets. ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO. 5 L. Jjlml 812 Garden St. Phone 651 j rT vkSSill . Try our Special Ford Oil. ji iy J SB jiH ('as and Accessories, Free water and air. C1IA8, E, lli:l(l, Inc., i l l I I Asking to see a sample policy puts you under no obligations. Write or Telephone en vs. e. in: it i), Temple Hldg. Phone 477. Pendlcion. see Me BEFORE the l ire.