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FAOI BOHT DAILY 8AOT OREGON1AN. PENDLETON. ORKGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916. EIGHT PAGES Good Standard Merchandise SPECIALS Walnuts, lb 20 Gold Medal Catsup, full size bottle 15f Payette Valley Peas. 10 cans fl.00 Strawberries, 6 cans $ 1.00 Raspberries, 5 cans 551.00 Pineapple, 10 cans $1.00 Peroxide Soap. 12 bar box 90 Solid Pack Tomatoes. 10 cans $1.00 Bulk Macaroni. 3 lbs. for 25 Winesap Apples, box .... 81.50 Bulk Olives, pint 25 Country Hams, lb 20 Gray Bros. Grocery Go. Two Phones, 28. "QUALITY" 823 Main St Often Vote of Thanks. The council has extended an offi cial voto of thank, to W. B. Nugent engineer for the Warren Construe tlon Co., who donated his services at the recent clean-up day at the cem etery in operating the steam roller. Farmers' Union Meeting. The quarterly meeting of the Far mers' Union of Umatilla county is to be held here Saturday, the session beginning at 10:30. The meeting will be In the convention room at the Farmer." Union grain agency. WUn Banquet Postponed. Owing to the inability to secure a banquet room for Saturday night the Woodrow Wilson banquet planned for Saturday evening has been postpon ed. It 1. the intention of the Wilson club to have the gathering at a later date and to have a good speaker pres ent for the occasion. Milton Thornton, A. B. Mansfield and C A. Rew. Grand Jury Finishing. Tha grand Jury expects to tints its session by this evening and make Its final report to the court. Several indictments are expected to be returned. Addition to Dwelling. A. Bklund has taken out a permit to build an addition to his dwelling on Oarfield street to cost about $1000 lilt's for J, of P. Justice of the Peace J. U Miller of Milton today filed as a candidate for the republican nomination to succeed hlntatU, He will have competition as 0. ti, Sanderson has already filed. Mr. Miller gives as his slogan, "Equ il Justice, efficiency and economy." Karl Guiott Teacher of Piano and German language. Music furnished for all occasi ons. Dancing Parties a Specialty. RESIDENCE S04 TURNER Phone SOS.R. Elks Take Notice. There will be a regular meeting of Pendleton Lodge No. Z8S. B. P. O Elks, on Thursday evening, April 6th. Installation of officers and social ses sion. Refreshments, toke point oys ters. All members urged to be pres ent. By order exalted ruler. THOS. FITZ GERALD, (Adv.) Secretary Bowman Hotel property for Sale. Doing good business. Terms, o P. Bowman, Pendleton, Oregon. Adv. Small lire Loss for March. The fire loss in Pendleton for March amounted only to ISO, accord ing to the monthly report of Fire Chief Rlngold. There were two small fires and no false alarms. Forty gallons of chemicals were used and two quarts of Pyrene, and 200 feet of hose was laid. Don Rader With Vernon. Don Rader, former Pendleton boy, looks like a fixture In the utility berth for the Vernon club of the Pa cific Coast League this season, lea der was going strong at the close of last season but the advent of many Federal league stars lost him a place In the regular line-up. Kstate Is I'roliatcd. The last will of Warren W. Ray mond of Walla Walla, who died In Seattle, was admitted to probate to day in the local county court. A por tion of his estate is in this count? and in other Oregon counties. De ceased left all of his estate to his Wlfl during her life and thereafter to hli two children, Robert c;. and Margu erite Raymond. Helicarsals Well Attended. The rehearsals for the Elk show. "A Night in Bohemia," are being well attended and, under the direction of Kufus K. Love, are progressing rap Idly. An unusual amount of talent has responded tor the rehearsals and the Elks plan to make their 1916 of fering the best in their history. DRINK "Bran-New" It's pure and has the "Pep." The best drink on the market Hade in the best town on earth, PENDLETON. Served at the Following Cafes: St. George Grill. Quelle Cafe Ob 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 Indians Have New Pastor. The Indian congregation of Tutuil la has a new pastor In the person of Rev. William Wheeler of Ashohka. Idaho, who some years ago acted as pastor of the Tutuilla church. He Is a Nes Perce Indian and has been an ordained minister for a number of years. Rev. Wheeler arrived yester day in response to the call made to hla. Dickenson for Treasurer. Oliver Dickenson, prominent far mer of the Athena vicinity, today filed as a candidate for the democratic nomination for county treasurer and, If nominated, will probably contest for the office with Treasurer G. W. Bradley, who seeks to succeed him self. Mr. Dickenson is an old time resident and has a host of friends to assist him in his campaign. Him Half or Taxes In. The time for the payment of the first half of the 1916 taxes expired yesterday evening and there was i rush during the last few days at the sheriffs office. Ths actual amount of taxes collected has not yet been I summed up but Deputy Sheriff Funkj states that collection has been as Rood as in the average year. Can be had at this store where quality is never sacrificed at low prices, always at a saving for you on any article whether it be a spool of thread or a suit of clothes. White Shtiiola for white shoes So Shlnola Polishing Outfit) lc KmbroldoticH for Corset Covers 10c, IS i -Sic to 49c Kmbroiderleti for llaby Dresses, etc S5e, 4c Ladles' New Neckwear 2.V, 48c, Me Ladles' Auto Caps 49c, Me, Me Ladies' Silk t.lovca age, 89c, Use IjmIIcs' Colored Silk Hose , . age Ladies' silk Hoot Hose asc Hoys' fancy Tweed Suits.... fl.SS, $8.98, S3.98 Hoys' Mouse Waists sic, 40,. Boys' Mb Overalls J8c, 49c Hoys' Kress Shirts 49c, 98c Boya' Fvory Day Shirt 86c, 39c Painter's Overalls awe Carpenters' Overalls 98c Men s Bib Overalls 48V, Mo, 8c Men's Waist Overalls 75c Suit Cases 8c, 11.49, to ID. HO Traveling Hag 98c, ft. Iff. tt.98 lied Spreads 9e, 98c, (1.49, fl.M Sheets 7X1841 8 SO, 490 Sheets 81x90 89c, 79c, 94o Pcqnot Sheets Nlx90 94c IVuuot Sheets, Hemstitched. 81x90.. . 98u Pillow Slips 10c. 18 I -2c, toe. 17 l-ao, 84c A 0, A. licking (for feathers) 5o FtaMI Ticking 19c, 8So PepntiKtil Sheeting 21c, 88c, S&a IVppereU Sheeting, unbleached 1 9c. 21c Bleached Muslin jc Ixmsdalc Muslin g 1-SC Fruit of 1,00m Muslin 0c Fine Cambric igc India Unon -4 8 1-Sc, 10c, 18 1-Sc, 15c l-ong Cloth 10c, 18 IJc, 15c, I He Calatca, white and colors lio Koimicr Cloth 5a YOU CAN DO BETER AT A J.CPennev CoJnc. WE LEAD, I OTHERS 1 FOLLOW no public demand for or need of the change and that the land damage would be too great for the benefits derived. The remonstrators are rep resented by S. A. Lowell. Students Serve Luncheon. The second year student of the domestic science class of the high school are now serving their 20 cent luncheon. Misses Edith Kichardson, Gladys Simpson and Juanlta Frledley will serve the first one Friday noon to five guests. The g!ril mads out the menu, figured out the cost ac count and planned the order of work. The meals must be prepared und served in a limited time with cleanli ness, speed, order and quietness. The girls are graded on the amount of time required for preparation, num ber of utensils used and the cooking and serving. Marriage License Issued. A marriage license was issued yes terday afternoon to Cnarles E. Work man and Nora Shuck of this city and they were married at the bride's home by Rev. C. A Hodshlre of the Methodist church. Some Blewftt Company Men. Of the employes of the Blewett Co. 12 new arrivals are heads of families and most of them came here from Spokane to take positions in the new shops. Some of the families are here already while In other cases the fam. Hies win arrive later after the men become located. Among the Spo kane men taking positions In the shops are E. C. Hanna. F. C. Bashaw. W. C. Pulgren. Matt Olusar. M. John sen. H. C. Burfield. Chris Peterson. Will Distribute Seed. R. W. Allen of the government ex periment station at Hermiston an nounced wh'le here today that he has a quantity of grain sorghum seed on hand which will be distributed free to applicants provided they will try the seed out and make a reDort ta him In the fall of the success made. This variety, Mr. Allen says. Is prac tically drought proof and he is par ticularly anxious to get the seed dis tributed among some of the dry sec t'ons In this end of the countv. Anv farmer wishing to try the seed, may write to Mr. Allen at Hermiston and receive a supply free. Remonstrance to Road Change A remonstrance to the proposal for a road change north of Helix, so that the road will run through the raneh of Harlow Richmond and elim inate, two bad hills, was filed with the county court today. There were sev enteen signatures to the remon strance. The remonstrance Is made on the alleged ground's that there 11 Jnrj in Indian Case Is (hit. A verdict of guilty was returned at 3 o'clock. The Jury in the case of the govern ment vs. Joe Craig and Rena John son, charged with adult ry. went out at noon today and began considering the evidence after lunch. The prose cution closed early yesterday after, noon and the defense struck a snag early In Its case In a ruling of Judge Bean. The defense was attempting to show that Rena Johnson had had sev eral husbands after Milton George to whom she was married under ths white man's law In 1903. However, Judge Bean ruled that she could not be divorced from Milton George save In the white man's courts. The de fense was seeking to show that she had been divorced after the Indian custom. The defense tried to show later that the case had been brought at the Instance of several Indians who have personal grievances against Craig. soda Fountain for sale. See John Butler, Pastime Parlors.-Adv. Dayton 9 H. P. motorcycle for sale. Good condition. Inquire Oregon Mo tor Garage. TEODY AND SECRETARY WHO WAS JAILED 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. Mi SCALE SPRAYING IS ABOUT FINISHED AT MILTON-FREEWATER INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE AP lLK CROP WILL BFi NEAR LY NORMAL Mllton-Freewater high school base ball team lost a game to Dayton Wednesday afternoon at Dayton by a score of & to 1. Thursday ths locals will piny Pomeroy and Friday, Walts burg. C. W. Avery of the Blue mountain sawmill, made a business trip to Mil ton Wednesday. Mrs. Nellie Yates left this after noon for an Indefinite visit with her son and family at Corvallls. James Still expects to leave April 8 or 7 for Alberta, to take up the spring work on his (40 acre ranch near Nanton. Mrs. mill and son will join him tome time later. Funeral services for M. Batoup. who died Tuesday morning at bla home near state Line, were held from the family residence Wednesday at noon, W. 8 Munseli directing the fu neral. Mr. Estoup has been failing for about a year, and owing to hi advanced age, no hope has bean en tertained for his recovery for several months. Interment was In Ford oem-etery. (Bast Uregonian Special.) HEALTH TREASON A carelessly kept mouth is health treason. A bad mouth is a menace to your health and 'con stitution. You can not expect to reach your highest ef ficiency if you are suffering from constitutional disorders caused by bad and unhealthy mouth conditions. In this age of painless dentistry there is no excuse why you should not have a perfect chew ing apparatus. If we do your dentistry you are assured of the most thorough and conscientious service to be obtained. Drs. Idleman & Ingram Dental Specialists. Rooms 4, 5 and 6 Schmidt Bldg. Phone 676 Two lady assistants always in attendance. Jiiiiimiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiimiii iiiiiHHiiiimm iiiiiiiiiiiiiu ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Since 1887 MILTON-FREBWATBR, Or, April First f praying for scale with llme- sulphur is largely completed In the Mllton-Freewater neighborhood, esti- 3 mat's or the amount done running from 60 to 90 per cent. Fruit In-J spector W C, Hopson has been mak ing especial efforts to get the fruit growers of this section to prune and clean up so that the spray could real ly be errectlve, and indications at present are that the upple crop will be of good quality and about normal In quantity. It Is not thought the i old weather injured the apple trees In the slightest The Women's Improvement Club held its regular meeting Tuesday aft ernoon with Mrs. J. F. Slover i I John W. MW.raih. John W. McGrath, secretary to Col onel Roosevelt and acting secretaM to the national progressive commit tee, was sentenced by a Brooklyn court to thirty days In the workhouse On Blackwell's Island for fighting In Theodore Roosevelt. a saloon. He was taken to the Ray mond street Jail, where he was kept some hours while his lawyer got his stay. Colonel Roosevelt stood by his secretary and Insisted the conviction would make no difference in their relations. DALE ROTHWELL Exclusive Optician American Nat. Bank Bldg. I s fhone 6u Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. Some thoughts to take home with you about the BUICK 1916 SIX The new series Huick Light Six has a road clearance of 11 1-2 Inches, or two more inches than last year. They are now on display in our show room. 11 Bulcks are selling so fast that orders will be filled in rotation. If you wish to avoid delay, place your order now. More Nlneteen-Slxteen Hulck Vulve-ln-Head Sixes have been bought than any other six-cylinder car ever built More people today are demanding this particular Bulck mod el than ever demanded any single model In automobile his tory. Oregon Motor Garage 3 1 I 3 3 INCORPORATED 3 Telephone MS 117. 119. Ill, IU We.t Court St. riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiir: VI'
