East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 25, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE RIGHT DAILY BAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916. BIGHT PAGES LOGANBERRY JUICE YOU WILL NOT FORGET THE FLAVOR WHEN YOU DRINK IT. Oregon product. Nothing bet ter for a summer drink. Pint 25c Quarts 50c Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Two Phones, 28. "QUALITY" 823 Main St CHILDREN. AS WELL AS 'GROWN-l PS." CAN DRINK THE POPULAR XOX-IVrOXICATTNG BEVERAGE, "Bran-New" ITS PURE AND HAS THE "PEP" Served at tbe Following Cafes. St. George Grill Quelle Cafe. On Draught and In Bottles at Following Resorts: Connor's Cigar Store Billy's Place i 'onus & McDevltt The Crescent Round-Up Pool Hall. Sold to the family trade in awes of one dozen bottles and up. quarts or pints. Brewed and bottled by Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. City Brewery. Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 528 Near and Far Sight IN ONE PAIR OF GLASSES. Can you -e distant objects clearly through your reading glasses Or are you compelled tu take them iff every time you look off at a distance? Then you need KRYPTOK Glasses. KRTPTOK combine near and far right !n one solid lense. The lower part .. adapted for close vision, the upper part for far vision. ITRYPTOK IV GLASSES L THE ONLY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL The smooth, even surface of KRTPTOK Glasses is absolutely free from the vision-blurring lines, seams, or shoulders of old-fashioned bifooala They cannot be distinguished from single-vision lenses. Tet KRYPTOK1- enable you to see both near and far objects with perfect clearness. We recommend KRYITOK because they are the only bi focal without lines or blur of any kind. Royal M. Sawtelle Since 1887. 8099 acres, fenced and cross fenced, good buildings, with or without stock, at $10 per acre. Easy terms. ISM acres, good improvements, easy terms, with or without stock. Piioe $10 per acre. (00 acres, 300 in grain. 150 alfalfa, good buildings, close to railroad; all goes with outfit, at $50 per acre. 1000 acres of wheat land, close to R. R.. $30 per acre. I have acreage and suburban homes, 5 business chances on Main street 50 residence property, some are good bargains. Good business property in Athena, very cheap. Come in and talk It over. E. T. WADE, Pendleton, Ore. Girl Is Horn. A daughter was born this morning at St. Anthony s hospital to Mrs. BcUo Stearns Board of Managers to Meet meeting of the board of mana ger of the Commercial association has been called for this evening. Two Overlands Sold, Two B-8S Overland autos were de livered yesterday by the Mclean Auto Co.. one to D. C. Graybeal aid the other to John Luck. Played for HemitsUm Dance. Members of the United Orchestra, who returned this morning from Her miaton. report an enjoyable dancing party in the project town lust evening. Divorce Is Granted. A divorce was granted this morn ing to the plaintiff in the case of Stanley Neeland vs. Ivy Neeland. The plaintiff was up from his present headquarters in The Dalles. fending Miller, Is attacking the Indict ment on the ground that it does not sufficiently describe the check In question. Prosecuting Attorney Stei wer Is representing the state. No Anniversary Celebration. Today is the 98th anniversary of the founding of the I. O. O. F. lodge but no observance of the occasion will bo held by the local orders. Girls W orking for Good Roads. The Good Roads Association has opened headquarters In the Judd buUding and has fourteen girls at work sending out circulars boosting for the proposed million dollar bond issue. Adams Woman in Hospital. Mrs. I Wallen was brought down; on the train last evening and hurried' to St. Anthony's hospital where she underwent an operation for acute ap pendlcitls. Gibson Case Postponed. The trial of Arthur J. Gibson on a charge of violating the dance ordi nance, when called yesterday after noon, was postponed until Saturday. The defendant was not ready for trial and. as certain witnesses could not be here today, tomorrow. Thursday or Friday, it was set for Saturday at 3. Gibson has not yet filed snj complalnl against the mayor. FULL VALUE When we spend a dollar we expect 100 cents worth, and so do you. Buying as we do for 125 Busy Stores, we naturally mutt get our merchandise in very large quan tities. Our trained corps of buyer are always looking out for the best to be had. They are located in New York City, the great American market, and another thing we pay spot cash. We eliminate the traveling man, his expenses and commission, we buy where the jobber buys. These are a few reasons why we give you Full Value. Williams' shaving Soap 10c cake So Colgate's Shaving Powder 19c PrcNHtent Suspenders 19c Huston Garten 15c Roys' Siisitciidcr 10c. 16c, Sac .Hoys' Overalls! J6c, 4 So Hoys' shirts SSc, S9c, 15c Canvas (doves, knit wrist 5c and 8 1-So cant as (doves, leather faced 15c Men's Heavy Work Socks, 3 (talcs 35c Men's Odd Dress Pants SI.SH, 92.88, 93,98 Men's Khaki I "mil- 98c 1 -adieu' Service Hone 19 1-gc ladies' Raincoats 91.98, 93.98, 99-90, 99.99 ladles' Sateen Petticoats 49c, 69c, 98c Outing Flannel 5c, 9 1.1c, S 1-So Daisy Cloth, white JOe Cheviots, for boys' shirts, etc lee lomsdale Muslin 8 i,Sc lloe Muslin 7 1-So 36 Inch Bleached Muslin 5c IVpiierel Shewing, 9-1 bleached Me Fancy Art Ticking 25o straw Ticking 10c YOU CAN DO BETER AT WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW MAKE FINISH DASH. (Continued from page one.) ed. Pending the conference, action on Carranza's withdrawal request is held in abeyance. Bootlegger Given 15 Days. Louie Johnson, arrested by Federal . Officer Oftedal on a charge of selling NAM1QU,pA) April 2a.- Wireless liquor to Indians, pleaded guilty be. ' rolurnDug,0ne Mexican was tore Justice 01 tne reace raraes in.. .,,, nd anturpri on Kllat Sun. morning and was given a sentence of ,v rt . Bn . nn alinnlv train. He refused to give information concerning the attacking party. The advanced base reported that an arm? aeroplane was wrecked near Chihu ahua. Aviator Willis was slightly injured. 15 days in jail. Verdict for Plaintiff In the case of Ben R. Colvin vs. Lester Goff and wife, a verdict giving plaintiff judgment for $867 and ad judging it a lien against defendants' property was handed down today. ANSWER IS MADE, (Continued from page one.) Will Fish for St eel heads. Dr. F. L. Ingram and Deputy War den George Tonkin will leave this ev- bond issue is now Bquarely before the enlng for the west end of the county people on its merits and all argument In order to fish for steelheads early as to the preliminaries is entirely In the morning. outside the issue. The cause of good rouds is the cause Candidates to East End. of the fireside, the School, the church Ralph Folsom, candidate for coro-, of the Just recognition of the small ner. accompanied by Osmer E. Smith ' farmer and the betterment of the peo- ana k. 1. n.eaior, canuiuaies ior uw- pie. The rudimentary one-room trlct attorney, R. T. Brown, candidate country school should be consolldat for clerk, and E. E. Turner, motored jed into the good graded school locat- to the east end of the county tnis.ed on good roads. The small farmer Mattresses made over, furniture, couches, chairs repaired. recovered, upholstered like new, wire springs tightened Deliver country. Phone J J7J, La Dow Bros.. 119 Beauregard Striking offer for live workers; don't miss this chance; big field; full particulars free; hurry, write now. Utility Mall Co., 127 7th ave, North Seattle. Wash. 1500 Acres Fens Land for Sale. Located 4 1-2 miles south of Pen dleton O- P. Bowman, pendlstsa. Ore. Adv. Soda Fountain for sale. See John Butler, Pastime Parlors. Adv. morning. No One to Profit by It. Today is the birthday of Judge Thos, Fits Gerald, city recorder, and, ac cording to his custom, all petty of fenders coming before him today se- 0ne of tnege grpat advantages adds should be able to haul his produce to market every day in the year. Far sighted people who are owners of farm lands are quite willing to have their holdings taxed for free schools, free books and good roads, for every cure a pardon instead of a sentence. However, It so happened that there was nobody to receive the advantage of the day. Has Old Bingham Register. Major Lee Moorhouse has obtained for his museum the old register used at Bingham Springs in the early days At that time the rest was known as the Warm Springs House. The regis ter goes back as far as 1882 and was in use until well along in the nineties. The lists contain the names of many old residents of this section and of Walla Walla. One Suit Brings Another. Growing out of a recent suit in court, a case was filed today wherein Peter Weldert, Effie and John Wei dert are plaintiffs and Lyman Bros, and the (i. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co are defendants. Plaintiffs allege that Lyman Bros, recently attached prop erty belonging to them, thus prevent ing them from moving certain Stock to winter range. They asked for $650 damages. dollars to the value of all farm land. The voter who thinks for himself will not be misled, deceived nor Im pressed by any argument which these millionaire farmers can put forward In opposition to the bond Issue and the permanent improvement of the roads. Very truly, THE ACTIVE UMATILLA COUNTY GOOD ROADS ASS'N. Eastern star Notice. A regular meeting or Bushee Chap ter No. 19. O. E. a, will be held this evening, Tuesday, April 25, In Masonic hall. By order of the Worthy Ma tron, mart E- Johnson, (Adv.) Secretary. LOCALS Per Capita Apportionment Made. The per capita apportionment of the school funds has been made among the various districts. Each district is entitled to $7.00 for every child rf school age enumerated and $5.00 for each teacher who attended an institute 16 hours. The Pendleton district which has 1653 children enumerated, receives $11,756. Pilot Rock receives $652, Echo $1659, Umatilla $615, Her mlston $1979, Weston $2072. Athena $1638, Milton $5927 and Stanflcl'i $1127. Plaintiff (iet 9250 Verdict. After being out for 19 hours, the Jury In the case of J. C Hoskins vs. Kobbins and West this morning brought in a verdict for $250 in favor of the plaintiff. Hoskins, who had purchased an auto from the defend ants for $900, had paid $300 down and given his note for $600. The note had been transferred to George Haw who, as an innocent purchaser, securen Judgment against Hoskins on It. Hos kins sued for the cost of the car plus commissions on the sales of two oth ers plus damages. The Jury did not give him anything on the note but al lowed his $160 damages and $100 commbwion. The esse occupied the time of the court for four straight days. The Jury could not reach a ver. diet last night and went to bed shortly after midnight. (Paid Advertisement. 1 For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms, 401 Aura. For rent 3 room furnished apart ments. Inquire this office. T7 roomed rooming house for sale, good location Main street. Owner leaving town. Inquire E. O. bldg. Furnished tent house for sale. Will sell cheap if taken at once. W. Webb and Hazel streets. Larson. For sale Blewett combined har vester; 12 foot cut; almost good as new . Only $500. E. L. Smith Co. Lost, last Friday Ladles' black silk umbrella, full name on handlo n 1 1. ... . r n r. nrn,A, I street or phone 278W. Prompt automobile taxi service. day or night. Funerals to cemeterf only $3.50. Phone 980. Hotel St George. Carney Taxi Ce. Alleged Forger On Trial. Charged with uttering a forged ( heck. John B. Miller Is on trial today In the district court. He is accused of forging the name of H. M. Hansen 1 Long Creek stockman for whom he formerly worked, to a check for $100. The check was drawn upon the Amer ican National Bank of this city and passed through the National Bank f Hepner. W. L. Thompson, president of, the qne bank, and T. J- MahoneV. cashier of the other. wir WlfnssseS this morning. A. D- Leedy, who is de- Bowman Hotel -property for Sale. Doing good business. Terms. O. P. Bowman, Pendleton, Oregon Adv. Dance at German HaO. Saturday evening, April 29. rain or shine. Good time, good management and good music. Adv. For Rent, Sheep ranch snd range for 8000 sheep; meadow cutting 3S0 tons clov- W J imB haw, no rLh V siwinf fcnworw. W wsSeV Jhwaif Mil J I II MrfccniUIFhu Eye Comfort for Reading and Distance KRYPTOK Glasses are a wonderful convenience to middle aged men and women who wear glasses. You can see both near and far objects through KRYPTOKS with equal distinctness. Yet KRYP TOKS cannot be distin guished from single vision glasses. KB.YPTOK IV GLASSES all GLASSES THE fJNLY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL end the nuisance of removing your reading glasses every time you look across the room or at a distance. They relieve the tiring strain upon your eyes caused by frequently looking through your reading glasses, at objects three or four feet away. KRYPTOKS are solid lenses without seam, line or blur. They are the only bifocals with smooth, even surfaces no age. revealing, vision-blurring lines, seams or shoulders. DALE ROTH WELL Exclusive Optician American Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 609. "Bob Fletcher" In the last act of the Elks' Big Show invited the whole cast to go to The Kopper Kettle with him and have a Dill Pickle, not realizing that the pickle is a very small part of the fine Clubhouse Sandwiches they serve, but "Bob" is "a regular fellow" and it was all right. "Bob" knew ee Kopper Kettle Was "the right place" to entertain his friends. er hay; wster controlling spring, summer and fall rang, with good winter range. Will rent for term of years, $2000 per year. Address, mall Karl Guiott Teacher of Piano and German Language. Music furnished for all occasi ons. Dancing Parties a Specialty. RESIDENCE 304 TURNER Phone 309-R. or wire, Mary L Hill, Denlo, Ore gon, via Wlnneroucca, Nevada. adv. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. ARE Your teeth so sensitive that you wonder "why nature put nerves in teeth anyway?" ARE Your teeth so sensitive that every time you hear the word "dentist" spoken you have those horrible 9hiv ering feelings run up and down your spine, or maybe have a sick feeling the pit of your stomach that makes you turn pale? HAVE you suffered in the dental chair until you have decided to let your teeth "rot out" sooner than stand the tortures of having them attended to? If so you are the person we are especially appealing to in this advertisement. Our painless methods are the solution. It may sound incredible to you but we can do your dentistry absolutely without hurting you. It is better to have had us do your dentistry than to have wished you had. Drs. Idlem&n & Ingram Dental Specialists. Suite 4, 5, 6, Schmidt Building Pendleton, Ore. Two lady assistants always in attendance. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Here's an important fact; one-half of all the cars on American highways are Fords. Be cause Ford cars have given satisfaction from the beginning. Every Ford owner is a Ford booster, for the car more than meets his expectation. Consider the record of the Ford first and you won't look further when you buy. Runabouts $442.45; Touring Car $492.45. All prices f. o. b. Pendleton. ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO. 812 Garden St. Telephone 651 We maintain a special FORD garage with a FORD FACTORY expert mechanic. Try our special FORD oil. Gasoline service station Free air and water.