East Oregonian : E.O., March 31, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. QtKGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1916.
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GOVERNMENT
MEAT
INSPECTED
THE OREGON MARKET caters to the homes in Pendleton who want pure meat, and who want to
know that it is pure. We have built our splendid business on past dealing and gained an enviable reputation
by giving WHOLESOME QUALITY and PLEASING QUANTITY ALWAYS.
What Is Government Inspected Meat-the kind we sell?
All meat that we sell bearing the U. S. government in
spection stamp comes from a plant where the United
States government maintains, at their own expense, com
petent, qualified, veterinary surgeons who have absolute
supervision and control of all meat shipped from that
plant. They allow nothing to pass but what is pure and
wholesome.
Every carcass killed and going out to the consumer is
examined thoroughly the dressed meat, entrals, glands,
the dipping room operations, the cured meats, lard and
sausages. If there is the slightest indication of contami
nation, infection or disease, it is ordered destroyed by the
tanking process, and they see that their orders are carried
out This makes it impossible for this plant's retailers to
receive a piece of impure meat.
This inspection, and the inspectors in charge, con
trolled entirely by the government and is absolutely inde
pendent of the management of the plant.
Not a single product is allowed by the government to
be sold from the packing plant without being examined
thoroughly. It must be pure and healthy to receive the
government inspection stamp, and if it bears this stamp
it IS pure;
Nothing is TOO GOOD for OUR customers. We are the home in Pendleton of government inspected meats.
Think what this kind of meat our kind-means to the health of your family-and it costs no more.
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Convict Murders Guard.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan,, March 31.
Andrew F. Turner, a guard In the
federal penitentiary, was stabbed to
death by Robert Stroud, a convict, In
the prison mess hall With 1500
prisoners looking on, Stroud plunged
a caseknlfe Into the officer's heart.
Stroud was disarmed without resist
ance. There was no disturbance am
ong the convicts.
Virgin
Olive
Oil
Known as the first oil that ex
udes on subjecting the olives to
geatle pressure, this portion bw
Ing the best, the most palatable
and the most nutritious. A trial
of this superior product will
convince you mat we have the
best.
Tallman & Go.
Leading Druggists
Srntii ol statamaat of As
AETNA IHBTJRAMCE COMPAHY
o lUrlforil. lu lh" slate, of Connecticut. on
tlif list dr ..f He.eiul.er ""'"
senses cimmlMUii.fr of the state of Orepra.
pi.r.uHiit to law:
CAPITA!..
Amount of oepttal tW P 1 .00.000 (
1XO0MI.
Net premium reoelted luring ,1,11JM5 m -t
Isterrtt.' dlVl'.l'.iut.' and Vests re-
relred during the year SSS.08T.J.I
Income ffoejr other smtm re-
celred during lue jesr
Ml Isetsse glg.gB.SM.dg
DlglUEAEMEKTg.
Net Iiwh paid during the rear. S.JH.HT o
Di.ld.iul. paid on capital stoca ,n(,ioo
during the gear "ji BOO.omt.w
Onmmlxlntn and aalarln paid
during the faf ' . fc"f""
Tases. Ileeaaaa ami lM paid dur-
Arn'tV.U other eV,ndlture, tmSM
M'ADOO PARTY GOING ON BATTLESHIP TO SOUTH AMERICA
10
TRY RAISING DEER
ON FARM THIS YEAR
and residence which belonged to I
Purcell, and will move his family to
the new home within a few days.
William (i. MrAdno (with cane), Samuel I'ntermvor (at tils right).
This is the international Commission, headed by .Secretary of the Tn ai
its way south on the warship Tennesee to visit South American nations i n
trade relations.
Ury William
the effort ti
Mi'Adoo, which is on
bring about closer
BONDING PROPOSITION.
(Continued fron. page one.)
It! egtrsamtersj ia.aoo.m..w
T at? Sim) .'.".""' '-""-I io.ooo.oo
Value of atocka and tails owned
.market Mine) 'mJ'iVk2
Cann Is. bank, and on hand.....; l.gW,l"-
Hln. and aalrage on paid iaoj,,.44
Premiums in coorae of collection
.rltten alnca Septeisssr 30. ,.
ISM ' 3J53.J5
mill receivable .aoa.
lntereat and rent, due and ac-
crned ' '
Total asset, .dinllled In Ore 7M02.tl7
Uroea elalma for tosaea unpaid . l.B,7u.t
Amount or ui.cani.-ii ii.ru....
.11 .uiiMsnning r'
All ether liabilities ....
Total premluma in .or
her HI, Ist'iiilim.'iSs vA.
i the delegates present thought the
Good Roads Association had vote.!
favoring the bond issue and they hes
itated to vote against It for fear they
would not get their part of the roaos
proposed.
If the question had been allowed to
be discussed and put ralrly on its
merits of a bond Issue or a millage
tax, a millage tax would have car
ried. But It was given out that the
good roads association had voted to
bond the county for J980.000 and this
meeting was called to help the court
gated he 'o"1" ' "I'""' ,h mone" question himself, but he does
on. So all joined in a merry scram-1 ru)(
ble for their part of the roads. i
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Total insnranCT- -
Oross 'Jremltt'ma' reraised during
Premiums' returned during ' ' the
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1VM .mount ot Iwurauce out-
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ASTTKA nigijaANOl OOawAaTY
Bj WM. II. t'LARK. rrealdent.
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HARTMAH AB8TRAOT CO,, Agents,
pondleton, orefon.
There seemed to be so much dissat
isfaction over the other two meetings,
especially in the west end where they
thought they should have more than
the 1800.000 allowed them by Mr. Ra
le v. That the president called an
other meeting March tl at the court
house to go over the whole matter
and hear all complaints and see if we
nniiiri nnt set together, etc. There
was a good attendance at this meeting
from all over the county and again
a majority of the good roads execu
tive board tried to get a vote of the
delegates as to whether they favored
the bond Issue, and the question was
put fairly by Senator Barrett and
seconded by W. W. Harrah, to vote
for or against bonding the county, and
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
the chairman ruled it out of order,
on the grounds that tnat question had
been passed at a previous meeting of
the Commercial club.
Now, this commercial club meeting
was not a delegated meeting. Nor
was it a board meeting. Nor was it
announced by any one that we would
vote on a bonding issue and yet it
was voted there, and the president.
Mr, Robinson, so recognized it and
would not allow It to be reconsider
ed. An appeal from the cnalr's decision
was made to the house and the chair,
man ruled that out of order and
would not put the question.
Mr. Barrett should have put the
not
hear very good, and being ruled out
of order and another speaker recog
nised, we failed to get a vote again,
which I am sure would have carried
two to one against bonding the coun
ty for trunk highways, mostly paral
leling railroads
Later It was voted to place a mlll
nge tax on the ballot, the vote being
38 to 14 favoring the millage tax.
Thus showing that a large majority
present 2 to 1 favored the millage
tax.
The Good Roads Association, tho
old Good Roads Association, the
drain Growers' Association, the Far
mers' I'nlon, and a majority of the
taxpayers and consumers, are oppos
ed to bonding the county in favor of
the towns and the Warren Construc
tion Company The above company
is furnishing tho dough and the dope
for this campaign, circulating the pe
titions and highllfelng the press and
every cheap skate that can be touch
ed by the blthullthlc dope stick. 1
could be arrested for what I think of
such a campaign. But money makes
the mare go and the voters will have
to register and protect themselves.
Respectfully submitted,
W. W. HARRAH
Mob Horsewhips Doctor.
MATTOON, 111.. March 31. Dr. W.
C, Kinierj. of Allenville, 12 miles
from here, was severely horsewhipped
by a mob. The chastisement was a
substitute for a lynching which some
of the mob demanded In retaliation
for the physician's alleged abuse of his
wife.
The story which inflamed the mob
was that Dr. K mery went home in
toxicated and attacked his wife, who
was ill of pneumonia. She is said to
have crawled under the bed. but was
driven out by a stove poker and wa
ter. Mrs. Kiniery is in a hospital, her
face and body badly swollen.
Klmery has been arrested.
Seattle Man Dies in Tank.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.. March W. I
Woodnutt, of Seattle, said to have been
a retired business man of that city,
died soon after plunging Into the tank
at a bathhouse at Del Mar, near hdre.
Death apparently was due to heart
trouble He waa Keen to Rtrilffffle soon
l'RKD SAME RECEIVES SHIPMENT I af.er divlnlt into the water and his
OF THREE ANEMADS TO wife and daughter. who had accom.
START WITH. jpanied him, summoned aid. He was
I dead when taken from the water.
Come from Sonthern Oregon; First. Mr Woodnutt and his famHjr were
Venture Proved Failure As Anlmsus LoJourn, at m j0iia, near nere.
Miivi from Disease; Dosses of Stock)
Were Heavy in Condon Section
Other News Notes.
REGISTER TODAX
Only three weeks Is left in
which to register for the pri
mary election. The registration
books will close April 18th.
Every voter must register.
This means those who registered j
at the last election, as well as
all others, if you have not reg-
igtered with the county clerk or
one of bis duly authorised regis-
trars since the first of the year,
you are not registered for the
coming primaries. Do not con-
fuse city elections and registra-
tions with those of the county 4
and state They have no connec- ,
tion
Registration has been very
slow. I'tilcss voters attend to
the matter at once a rush is
promised for the last few days
before the books close.
Register at county clerk's of-
flee at any time during office
hours from 8 a. m, until 6 p. m.
(East Oregonian Special )
MILTON.FREEWATER, Ore . Mar
31. Fred Sams will try' aa'n to
raise a herd of deer on his farm on
Couse creek, south of Milton. A ship
ment of three deer came Wednesday
from southern Oregon, and were tak
en to the farm where they will be
kept in an enclosure. This is the sec
ond attempt Mr. Sams has made at
deer raising, the first venture having
been attended with the loss of the an
imals from illness.
John Harder, former Dry creek
rancher, now owning in addition to
his Umatilla county farm, a section of
land ten miles from Condon, was in
Milton the early part of this week
looking after his interests here. He
reports about the same Kind of win
ter at Condon as In th!s county. Loss
es of stock were very heavy in some
instances and feed was scarce.
McKenzie Brothers were put to the'
trouble of digging out the pit of their
platform scales on account of the!
rains of the last two Sundays, which i
completely filled the pit with mud.
Hudson Bay Lodge I. O. O F. en
tertained at their hall at Umaplne,
Freewater Lodge No. 202. Wednesday
night. Noble Grand A. O. Markham
of Hudson Bay acted as toastmaster
and among the responses were talks
by Earl Williams. H. R. Van S!yke,
Ambrose Winn and George Sanderson
Second degree work was put on by
the Freewater team which won tho
county championship at the conven
tion at Pilot Rock In February.
Will M. Peterson of Pendleton was
a Freewater visitor Thursday after
noon. Roy Raley and Judge S A Lowell
were in Freewater Thursday attend
ing to the Interests of their clients in
trying to effect compromises In the
contests for priority of water rights
In the watter of Dugger creek, filed
by the Gallagher Land Company
against D. J. Kirk, W. P. Leach, W.
E. Gorden and others.
Lyle Wilcox who Is attending O. A.
a, spent a few days this wee It with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs F. E. Wil
cox at Crockett on the Interurban.
L. Purcell left Thursday for Alber
ta to take charge of his wheat ranch.
C D. Hobbs has purchased the lots
War Begun on Squirrel.
BAKER, Ore., March 31. Ranch
ers of this vicinity are plknning a
fight to exterminate the ground
squirrel pest this year. Those in the
Unity section have already started,
the Keating district is expected soon
to wage an active campaign and other
ranchers are lining up to rid this part
of the country of crop destroyers.
Poison is being used.
Mine Records Criticised.
BAKER, Ore,, March 31. -Accounts
of the E. W. Backus Lumber
Company with the Columbia Gold
Mining Company furnished the basis
for cross-examination of Frank S.
Baillie, plaintiff in the suit against
E. W. Backus for possession of 014.-
000.
Mr. Baillie testified that the ac
counts of the E. W. Backus Lumber
Company balanced correctly, but
maintained that the transactions re
corded were Improper. The sum of
135,000 drawn from the mine tress.
ury shortly after the organization of
the mine corporation was especially
attacked by the plaintiff's lawyers,
who contended that the purchase
price of the mine, 880,000 paid by
the lumber company. Included the
835,000 expense for development
work.
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