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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1916)
PAOt EIGHT DAILY BAST 0gONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1916 EIGHT PAGES We Grind Our Coffee Fresh when you buy it and fresh as you like it ON OUR Hobart Electric Try a pound of Coffee that has passed through our Coffee Refiner and note the difference between it and Coffee ground the old way. Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Two Phones, 28. "QUALITY" 82S Main St Buys Buick oar, John Fraier of Milton, has pur chased a D-45 Bulek. auto from the Oregon Motor Garage. Father and Son Drunk. Charles Bennett. Sr., and Charles r-ennett, Jr.. both Indians, were lr police court this morning and contrib uted S 10 each on a charge of being drunk. Back in !ortlaiHl. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Blonuiutst have moved back to Portland from Spo kane. Mr. Blomqulst havlns quit the Jensen Creamery Co. to accept a po sition with Armour & Co. f son the fact ho wishes to give all his , tlmfl to his private practice in the firm of Ridgewny & Johnson. Mr Johnson was a deputy federal prose' cntor for a number of years and had a very creditable record. Immediate ly following the resignation of John McCouTI as district attorney for Ore gon, he served for a time as United states district attorney. After the appointment of Mr. Reames to the of flee he accepted the chief deputyshlp which he has since held. Bowman Hotel Property for gale. Doing good business. Terms. O. P. Bowmsn. Pendleton, Oregon Adr. For Sale. 1$15, S passenger Reo, driven lees than 1009 miles, In first class shape. Will sell cheap or trade for lighter car and cash difference. Call Eu reka Rooms or phone ItlJ. R L Aowell Adv. For Rent Sheep ranch and range for 8001' sheep; meadow cutting 350 tons clov er hay; water controlling spring, summer and fall range, with good winter range. Will rent for term ol years, (2000 per year. Address, mall or wire. Mary L. Hill, Denio, Ore gon, via Wlnnemucca, Nevada. Ad MM Acre Farm Land for Sale. Located 4 1-1 miles south of Pen dleton O P Bowman, Pendleton. Ore. i Adv. Sacrifice. My lighting business. Small Invest ment. Good for $150 a month. Rea son for selling, must go east. Call Christie Light Co., 101 W. Webb St Adv. 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 Courts & 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 Grand SEE OUR WINDOW FOR THE u 01. mm mm n PRIZE At the Baby Show. A COMPLETE AND BEAUTIFUL SILVER SERVICE FOR THE BABY VALUE $30.00. Given to the highest scoring baby in all classes. Royal M. Sawtelle Since 1887. Hlvcr Drive Officially Named. At the meeting of the city council last evening the name "River Drive" was officially adopted by ordinance for the highway leading along the river and Walter's millrace from Main street to Hush. Wheel Comes Off Auto. A wheel came off the HeiumcWarn Ford auto this afternoon about 2:15 in front of the Hentle a Montgom ery office but no damage was done to car or occupants. Will llulld Rungalou. W. H. King has taken out a per mit to build a six-room bungalow on Logan street for 12000. A permit haf been issued to August Guderain to build a porch on his Hazel street dwelling . Kstate IS Appraised. The estate of Frank Pandrow has been appraised by R. F. Klrkpatrlck, F. S Curl and Oeorge E l'erlnger at $5500. It consists of land on the reservation. Invited to State Conference. The city council has been invited and urged to send representatives to the coming state taxpayers' conference in Portland which, the letter states will be the most Important taxation conference ever held in the state. Gus Gets Run Back. Gus Bertholet is happy again. Aft er being taken off his old Pendleton Pasco run for a couple of weeks, he has secured it back tnrough a change in arrangement on the Pasco-Dayton run. and will now have it permanent ly. Takes Martin to Pen. Sheriff T. D. Taylor left today noon for Salem with W. J. Martin, who w ai recently convicted of a statutory charge and sentenced to the peniten tiary from one to ten years W ill is Probated. The will of the lute Michel Estoup of Freewater was admitted to probate i today. The estate Is valued approxl-1 ruatety at JiTOO and, with the ex ception of five dollars each to his five children, deceased left all to his wife, Nancy Estoup, and named her executor. EASTER SUNDAY Only two more days until you will want to join the Easter crowds who are dress ed in this season's choicest wearables. Our store is headquarters for everything in Suits, Coats, Silk Dresses, Dress Skirts, Wash and Silk Waists, Shoes, Gloves, etc. Our stocks also are crowded with very desirable apparel for the man and boy. Until-.' Silk Howe, white and colon 4 to, Bsc Ladles' CronrtH Stc. $c. 11.49. $!.$$, $2.H School Gtrls Cornets 4x tatt, $1.19 tilrls' W hite Hone u 1-Ic, 25c t.irN' Muslin Gowns 4Sc, etc (ilrls' Prlnivi Sllw 790 tilrls' Mnslln Pants 40c, (9c, 35c (.Ills' White Dresses. . . 9Hc, $1.10. $1.98, $2.98 tilrls' Glughani Dresses 49c, $e, 98c, $1,49 tilrls' Itungalo Aprons S9c Children's Coats $2.98, $3.98 Ladies' White Wash Skirts (tge ladies Silk Suits $19.50, $22.50 1-adlW Spring Coats . .$4.98, $$.90, $9.90, $11.50 lAdlcs' Spring Suits $13.50, $14.75, $17.50. $22.50 1 Jidles Dross Skirts $3.98, $3.98, $4.98. $5.90 Ijadle' 811k Petticoat $1.98, $3.98, $3.49 ladles' Voile Waists 98c, $1.98 Lawn SUk Waists $3.98, $3.98. $4.98 Ladles' White Silk Gloves 49c. 09c, 98c liidles' White Kid Gloves 98c, $1.4$, $1.98 Ladies' White Hose 35c, 49c, 98c Children's Huts 35c, 49c, OBo, 98c Girls' Hats 98c, $1.49, $1.98. $3.98 YOU CAN ie DO BETER AT J.C.Penney Co. tie WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Clturvh of tile Redeemer. The three hours' devotion and med itation on the seven last sayings of Our Lord while upon the cross will take place tomorrow (Good Friday; from 12 m. till 3 p. m. You are cor dially invited to this solemn service. Charles Quinney, rector. , More Conunlttecnien Hie. The following republicans filed on the last day for precinct committee men: C. G. Brownell, Umatilla; W. A. storie. Elmer Moore and Oeorge E. Peringer of Pendleton, Asa B. Thom son and J. Frank Spinning of Echo. Thomas Campbell of Hermiston filed for democratic committeemen. Vie BorgCT Here. Vic Berger, one of the best known heavyweight fighters of the north west, is . here today, having stopped off while en route from the east. He is looking for a bout. Berger used to live in Spokane and is a veteran of 84 fights, 72 of which he won by the knockout route. He has fought Jack Johnson in a handicap bout and has victories over Gunboat Smith and other weli known heavyweights. To Taxpayers' Meeting. At the meeting of the Umatilla County Taxpayers' association yester day in addition to passing resolutions bearing on the road bond issue and the O. & C. land grant the meeting named A. R. Shumway and C. P. Strain as delegates to the state con vention of taxpayers to be held in Portland Saturday Manuel Friedly was named as an alternate Mr. Strain is preparing to attend the meet ing and it Is believed Mr. Shumwoy will also go. Auto case On Trial. The case of J. C. Hoskins of Echo I vs. Robblns and West Is being tried j before a Jury today In the circuit j court. Hoskins is suing for damages , commissions and to recover money on account of the alleged failure of an , auto to run as represented. He Is' being represented by Fee & Fee while j the defendants are being represnted b) v M. Peterson and S. A. Lowell. I of Main and Water at i. i u afternoon. Announcement of the place Of formation for each division Is made as follows ClassA, Shetland ponies, on Water, west of Main; Class B. fam ily groups, on Water along Brown fur. nlture store: Class C and D, dollcarts and dollbuggies. on north side of Wa ter Just east of Main; Class E. girls' tricycles and bicycles, on south side of Water by Ne'agle blacksmith shop: Class K, boys' tricycles and bicyclis, on Cottonwood in front of Neagles; U end H, decorated and unique two wheeled vehicles, south side of Water east of Cottonwood: I and J. peram bulators, north side of Water east of Cottonwood; K and U express wa gons, west side of Johnson. Just off Water; M. mlnature floats, Johnson street, between Water and levee; N and O, twins, south side of Johnson, rorth of Water; P and Q, Indian twins and babies. Main street in front of Kowman's: R. colored babies, from of Bowman's; S, T and U. fattest, tin iest and best pair of twins under year, fiont of Bowman's; V und W, cos tumed children; Water street east of Johnson. LOCALS J. Cheney at ranch on McKay creek, or address Pendleton, Ore. Sheepman, Attention. We carry a stock of Kemp's Aus tralian sheep branding liquid. (Adv.) M'COOK BBNTLBT. Soda Fountain for sale. See John Butler, Pastime Parlors. Adv. Cant of Thanks. We wish to express to our friends our most heartfelt thanks and appre ciation for many acts of kindness and assistance shown us In the recent be reavement of our father, Mr, Andrew Jacobson. BY THE CHII.DRDN (Adv.) Bight acres. Splendid garden tract. Half mile city limits. Good house, good barn, out building, wated piped to house and lawn. Only $110$ for quick sals. See L1VBRMOREJ A BICKBRB (Adv.) EICF-MC CONTEST. (Continued from page one.) Stampede for Klks' Tickets. Suggestive of the opening day sale f Round-Up tickets was the opening of the sale at 10 o'clock this morn. ng of the tickets for the Elks' show A Night in Bohemia" which is to be the Oregon theater on the evening April 24 and 25. In front of the arren Music Store people were lin- up clear across the street, so ea ter were they to get reservations. De spite the heavy sale made for the two '.ights. there are still plenty of seats irallaUe. etura Prom Opening Game. H. W. Collins, Carl Cooley, Clark Nelson. Fred I.ampkin and Pat Mc Kee. Pendleton fans who attended the opening ball game in Portland yesterday, arrived home this morning They had to remain over a day on ac count of the postponement of the opener and report that the weather was cold and disagreeable yesterday. The game was an Interesting one to watch despite the large score, they state. John Dickson, Mho had gone down for the game, was forced to re turn without seeing it when It was rostponed a day. some foods. In the latter class she has such things as frosted cookies, pickles, lemonade, sauer kraut, pie and tle like. Girls from the domestic science de partment have in charge the sterili zation of the instruments. Miss Lois Crisswell. assistant libra rian, has a case of books and litera ture helpful to mothers in the raising of children and there are available for borrowing. About the walls are posters bear ing Inscriptions of advice to mothers The scores of the babies will be to taled this evening by Mrs. Evans of Portland but none will be published However, mothers will be furnished with the scores. Many Enter for Parade. Much Interest Is being manifested, too, In the baby parade of Saturday afternoon. Already 65 babies have been entered and. before the books close tomorrow evening. It is expected this number will be swelled to 100. The parade will start at the corner f Paid Advertisement. For sale 25 head of milch cowa 130 and up. One U. S. cream separ ator, good as new, for half price. T Boys Break Into Natatortum. Councilman Henry J. Taylor last Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. HEADACHE A very large per cent of temporal frontal and sick headaches are entirely due to eyestrain. In these cases proper fitting glasses will al ways give entire relief. In many other cases there may be a number of underlying conditions at work to cause a headache, eyestrain of any kind If present may be a dominant factor in exciting the attack or aggre'vating it. and the relief of this strain with glasses will always ex ert a most favorable Influ ence. Every sufferer from headache should have the eyes thoroughly examined, and when there Is any eye strain proper glasses should be worn. See DALE ROTHWEfiL, Exclusive Optician American National Bunk Building. Pen'dleton, Phone 809. Friday and Saturday SPECIALS Babbitt's Cleanser, 10c size, S f or 25c Babbitt's Cleanser, 20c size, 3 for 25c Washing Powder, Mt. Hood, 25c size, 3 for 50c Washing Powder, Swiff s Pride, 25c size, 3 for 50c Quaker Corn Flakes, 15c size, 4 for 25c Knickerbocker Clam Juice, 1 for 10c Pineapple, No. 2V$, No. 1 quality, 3 for 50c Tomatoes, Hunt's Supreme 10c Grand Ronde Potatoes, 100 lbs. $1.75 Fresh Roasted Coffee 35c Church's Grape Juice, 2 qts 65c Church's Grape Juice, 2 pts. 35c Only Coffee Roaster in Pendleton Standard Grocery Co. No. 116 E. Court. Phone 96 WHERE ALL ARE PLEASED. glilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiNlllU I OUR GREATEST CAR OUR GREATEST YEAR I evening reported to the council that some hoys had recently been breaking Into the natatorium at Round-Up' Park. The lock at the gate has been torn off, he states, and the boys are provided with keys that will let them ' Into the ladles' dressing rooms. They have been taking plunges In the pool. Members of the council expressed themselves as reluctant to punish any one who so punishes himself as to jump Into the water at this season but decided that the practice of breaking Into the pool cannot be tolerated. Ef forts will lie made to apprehend the boys In case they repeat the offense, sad, as their identity Is pretty well known, the council expects to have little trouble In stopping the practice iTnh01 Resigns Position. Everett A. Johnson, first assistant fnlted States district attorney, who recently tried the Joe Craig case here, has resigned his position and District Attorney Reames has named Barre't H Oildateln to the place of third as sistant In the office, the position of first assistant being taken by Robert R. Rankin, formerly the second man among the deputies. In resigning his position Mr Johnson gave s his rea- Baby Parade Prize Given By s Kopper Kettle "The Purity Sweet Shop." A $7.50 Child's Chair for the most unique two wheeled cart in the parade. Chair to be picked out by the winner. I MOTOR CAH1 I been :i S Is the B HlTM'K I S The public's desire to possess this car has been keener and more 5 widespread than any similar desire ever before Inspired by any mo 2. tor car. It l a case of Factory Capacity that s all. There him S "waiting list" for the Buick because, beyond a douht, It I ilreatest Automobile Value ever produced. 5 from the time of the first announcement of the NEW SIXES the supply has been toss than one-tenth of the number of S cars wanted by the buying public! Orders being filled In rotation. Ilace yours now and avoid delay In (MI very. I Oregon Motor Garage j INCORPORATED Telephone 468 1 17, 1 19, 12 1 . 123 Wert Court St. ,7ll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1llllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
