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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1916)
PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1916. EIGHT PAGES ALWAYS FIRST PROGRESS This is a picture of our Coffee Re finer that lust arriv. ed from Troy. Ohio, this morning. Tliis machine Is a wonder and we In vite every house keeper in Pendleton and Umatilla Co. to come to our store and see it work. This means better tomers. coffee for our cus- Yours for better service. Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Two Phones, 28. "QUALITY" 823 Main St. Oreg'on Trail McDevitt & Courts, Props. Soft Drinks and Cigars. Card room in connection. "Bran-New" Bottled or on Draught. Cor. Court & Cottonwood Streets. DRINK "Bran-New" It's pure and has the "Pep." The best drink on the market. Made in the best town on earth, PENDLETON. Served at the Following Cafes: St. George Grill. Quelle Cafe On Draught and in Bottles at Following Resorts: Connor's Cigar Store Coutts & McDevitt Billy's Place The Crescent Round-Up Pool Hall. Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up, quarts or pints. Brewed and bottled by Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. City Brewery. Wholesale and Retail. Telephone 528 WE HAVE TWO WATCH MAKERS ALWAYS BUSY BRING your watches, clocks and jewelry here and have them cleaned and repaired in the satisfactory way. We guarantee our work to please. That's why we keep busy. ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Since 1887 Itaby Son llorn. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs. Knimett Rees of Helix at the home of Mrs. llees's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Raymond of this city. Inventory Is Hied. The estate of the late Thor C. Pe terson is valued at 16697.21, according to the report of the appraisers. 0, M. Bice, Q, A. Hartman and J. T. LaRV birth. of the county. Goffe has given 1200 bond for his appearance. He suys he Is a deputy sheriff. Tonkin announc ed today that he has instructions to rigidly enforce the law governing th sine of trout caught. State Game War den Carl D. Shoemaker has notified the warden here that tfout under t inches must be released under pen alty of prosecution. BJS Hit Acres for $5000. It is reported today that Joe Craig, well known local Interpreter, has soi l 80 acres of wheat lanct to Charles Serrell. reservation farmer, at a price said to be (5000. MsucCttn Are Hack. Dell and 1'ertha Maueett. popular Round.up performers, have returned to Pendleton after spending the wintei In California where they were with the movies. Hookkeojier for Colliivs. W. A. Kearns of Portland has ar rived here to fill a position as book keeper for H. W. Collins In the Balfour-Guthrie company orfice on Court street. Mr Kearns Is a star tennis player. Hermlston Hen In City. J. K Shotwell and L. D. Lay, both well known Hermiston residents, have been here today on a business trip. According to them the alfalfa acre age will be materially Increased on the Umatilla project this summer Karl Guiott Teacher of Piano and German Language. Mus e furnished for all occasi ons. Dancing Parties a Specialty. HESIDENCE 304 TURNER Phone 306.R. Iaybig Kailroad Tax. The O -W. R. & N. Co. today paid the last half of Its Umatilla county tax. Checks were presented to Sher iff Taylor by Agent T. F. O'Brien, one for 129.347.22, another for $30. 000 and a third checking paying tax es on some lots, $153 50. To Accommodate Anglers. Agent T F. O'Brien of the O.-W. R. & X. Co, has received word from Supt Bolllns to the errect that during the fishing season the company will have Its westbound freight train stop for fishermen as was done last summer. I , 1 ' Oliens Office Here E F. Averlll. district Inspector for the V. S. Bureau of biological survey has taken office room In the offtcei of Major I.ee Moorhouse In the Kagle- Woodman building. dean-tip iays observed. Clean-up Days in Pendleton. Frt day and Saturday, were generally ob served and as a result, trash In sack! and boxes lined the curbs this morn Ins when the teams, put on by the city, started out to make the collec tion. Vn April Eool Fire. Someone evidently played aa Apri fool Joke on the fire department Cat- urday evening An alarm was turn ed in from Box Si, corner of East Webb and College, but the firemen found neither fire or person to direct them. 12 Attend institute. Theree were 42 teachers in attend ance at the west etui institute held Saturday at Stanfleld. according to Supt. I. E. Young. About 100 patrons of the school were also in attendance. N. C. Maris of the O. A. C extension I department was present and talked to the teachers. In company with ths countv superintendent he will vslt west end schools this week. 125 Stores now in place of 83. 42 new stores operating now. It's the cash buy ing for these stores in such enormous quantities that makes it possible for us to offer you such excellent values throughout the entire store. Buying in car load lots re duces the cost; for instance, we bought for spot cash 4000 blue serge suits, only 16 for each store, to sell for the same price. This is only one illustration why we sell you for less. COMPARE OUR MERCHANDISE. WATCH THE PRICES. TODAY'S ARRIVALS Ladies' 10 inch. Lace Boots, black kid $4.50 TODAY'S ARRIVALS Ladies' 9 inch Lace Boots, color grey or ivory $4.98 TODAY'S ARRIVALS Ladies Silk Dresses' ?4.98, 86.90, $7.99 to $16.50. $5.90, TODAY'S ARRIVALS Ladies' Coats and Suits, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $17.50. $22.50. YOU CAN DO BETER India IJnons 8 I -4c K 1--.V. inc. 12 I -2c, 15c Fancy Watte Goods . io, 12 i-2-. tie, I to, 2,v ae-ltl. Gluwo I I nens 12 l-2e GalatON, while and colore 15c, 18c 27. Inch Mcrccrlxed IN.pllns lc M-inoh While Poplins '15c Colored Wash Good. . . Ilk'. 12 l-2c, 15c. I He. 25c. S.Ik and Cotton wash goods 2.V, :19c, Ilk- Itompcr ( loth 15c X2-iuch Kiddle Cloth 15c si in) w.i, and American Calicos 5c Apron Gingham Sc Dress Ginghams 8 l-.lo, 10c, 12 1-20 IVrcalo 8 I -4c, I0e, IS i-2o Cambric Drew linings 5o sateens 10c, 12 I -2c. 15c, 14c J. C.Pen new Co. Inc. WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW fairly good catches. Down In the west end the sport along the ditches 1 said to be good. Grant Ehrluut cliampron. Grant Ehrhart, well known local farmer, still holds the title of cham pion horseshoe pitcher or the Jack Childreth shop. In a pitching battle this morning with Van Simmons Bhrhart won three out of five games. He says he Is ready to contest with any eastern Oregon man for the championship and will pitch singles or doubles, having a partner If a game of doubles Ir wanted. Explosive Used on Fish. Charged with using explosives to catch fish, Jesse Goffe of Condon was arrested by Deputy Game Warden George Tonkin and will appear before Justice of the Peace McReynolds at Pilot Rock within 20 days to answer the charge. The alleged violation of the game laws was made last fall on the John Day river in the south end An Auto Dairy Wagon. Further evidence of the extent to which the auto Is supplanting th horse and mule Is furnished by the appearance on thes streets of an au tomobile dairy delivery wagon. It is a handsome, factory-built Studebak er, equipped with self-starter, electric lights and all modern devices It If owned by C. L. Hurst, proprietor ol the Hurst Dairy. Bought New Oar. Steve Hampton has purchased a 1916 Cadillac from the McLean Auto Co. Baby Girl Born. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Nichols of 505 Qar field street. Fishing Not Good. Hundreds of anglers went out yes terday to many streams to try their fortune but most of them returned with tales of fishermen's luck only. Most of the streams rose a little Sat urday night and this high water, to gether with the murkiness of the water, worked to the detriment of the anglers. Some, however, made ORGANIZED EFFORTS TO TEACH TRADES TO MAIMED SOLDIERS HHP! v. m IfijaaSic ... illllllBffflllnV a atiaw x- " ' J.gli 1 a t wkhsb! JVUns. Commercial Club Meeting. The regular April meeting of the Commercial association will be held tomorrow evening and. In view of Im portant matters to come up for dis cussion, a big attendance Is requested. Why Not Register? The county clerk's office will re main open until 6 o'clock again this week In order to give all an opportun ity to register and. If a suitable place downtown can be found, an office may be opened on Main street. Elk Rehearsals Tonight. Rehearsal for the adults who are to take part In the big Elks show "A Night In Bohemia" will be held this evening, tomorrow and WednesdaJ evening In the Elks' hall and rehear sals for children will be held on Wed nesday and Saturday afternoons. Three m Court. Police court this morning had the appearance of the old wet days, three offenders having been arrested dur ing the weekend. Bua Cornfield, ar rested on a d and d charge, was sen tenced to pay a fine of (25, John Jurdles paid a $5 fine for being drunk and the well known John Doe for feited ball of $10 for being drunk. Recovered Prom Illness. Oliver P. Morton, U. S. reclamation attorney who recently moved to Los Angeles from Portland, has entirely recovered from the serious attack of pleurisy with which he suffered for several weeks. This Information has been received by his father-ln.law Major Lee Moorhouse. Six New Fords. The Round-up City Auto Co. re ports the following Ford cars sold last week: A touring car to the Peoples Warehouse, delivery cars to the Do mestic Laundry and the Dean Tatom company, roadsters to the John Boll man Tobacco Co. and Fred Walters and a touring car to G- W. Taylor of Adams. Does Newspaper Advertising Pay? A large paint manufac turer asked this question of retailers throughout the iMMD SOLDI C-K, BCAKtrK TO SB HZTtFKfU, JHt One of the most Important of the several relief works under way for the benefit of soldiers wounded in the war Is now In progress in France, and though willing agents, also In the United States. This Is the organized effort to provide training In suitable trades for the maimed soldiers of the French republic. An anneal for help for the Ameri can committee having the relief work in charge here has been issued by Mrs. Edmund L Baylies. Its chairman. The work is under the official patron age of; the president of France. What the movement Is accomplishing and hopes still more to acompllsh has been set forth by Arthur Gleason, on of those Identified with it. "A society has been formed In France to save these men." says Mr. Gleason. "For 1100 a maimed man can be supported and educated Into a worker who will carry himself. Such trades are already taught as basket-making, carpentry, glass work, photography, slioemaklng. tailoring, Instrument muklng, watch making, tinware, bookkeeping, und shorthand and typewriting country: NO. SAID: "In my opinion newspaper advertising Is the best means of publicity available. In my fourteen years of business for myself 1 think the money I have put Into newspaper advertising has brought me greater results as a trade getter than any money pent In any other mode of ad vertising. "It Is very difficult to figure direct results from any adver tising, but I certainly think the papers have helped Immensely." (Continued Tomorrow) NEW THEATER PLANS TO TAKE TANGIBLE FORM AT MEETING ALL I VI EREfO'EI) ARE URGED TO ATTEND GATHERING AT COMMERCIAL CLUB. The move for a new theater In Pendleton that will accommodate the largest road shows coming west, will take more tangible form tonight when a meeting will be held in the rooms of the Commercial club. All those having promised to subscribe for stock are asked by Jamas Welch to attend and in addition a welcome will be extended to all parties favor able to securing such a tn eater here, whether having subscribed or not Already a very large part of the stock has been suvscrlbed and the company will be organized tonight. It la the plan to place the subject be fore the Commercial Club tomorrow night with a view te securing the co operation of that body In the task ol completing the work. At the big grand opera perform ance in Walla Walla last week Mr. Welch counted a total of 7 Pen dleton people entering Walla theater. the Wain Don Piultt, O. E. Stanfleld. If. Brackenbury and Mat Edwards com posed a Stanfleld auto party coming yesterday and returning this morning. DALE KOI HW tlX Exclusive Optician American Nat. Bank Bldg Phone 609 Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscotn THE Jeweler. Portland Rose Festival 1916 Queen Contest GOOD FOR ONE VOTE Void After Saturday, April 8, 1916. Name Organization This coupon will count one vote when properly filled out and sent to Portland Rose Festival Contest Depart ment, 337 Northwestern Nat'l. Bank Building. Coupons must be neatly trimmed and put in package with number of votes written on top. Round-Up City Auto Co. THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE FORD CARAGE AND SERVICE STATION IN EASTERN OREGON. Only FORD cars stored, repaired and cleaned here. Expert mechanics from the FORD factory. We carry enough extra FORD parts to build 12 complete FORD cars. Also all the extra acces sories made for FORDS that have proven success ful. Try our special FORD OIL. 812 Garden Street. Telephone 651
