East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 08, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1916. EIGHT PAGES PAGE EIGHT Summer Drinks We carry only the best, for we think the best always the cheapest. SAM-O-CRAPE, full quart bottle 10c RED WING GRAPE JUICE, pint hot 2Sc; qt hot. 50c LOGANBERRY JUICE, pint hot., 25c; quart hot., 50c DON'T FORGET We are exclusive agents in Pendleton for "OLD MONK" Olive Oil, also GOLD MEDAL BUTTER. SPECIAL County Butter, 2 lb. roll, full weight 55c Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two Phones. 28. 823 Main St CUHJmEN. AS WELL AS "GROWX-UPS," CAN DRINK THE POriXAU XOX-IXTOXICATING BEVERAGE, "Bran-New" r.-et. :--a?x ITS PURE AND HAS THE "PEP" Served at the Following Gates. St. George Grill Quelle Cafe. On Draught and In Bottles at Following Resorts: Connor's Cigar Store Billy's Place Toutta A McDevitt The Crescent Round-Up Pool Hall. W. W Hocn Bungalow Pool Hall Gritman Brothers Sold to the family trade la cases of one dosen bottles and up, quarts or pints. Brew ed and bottled by Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. City Brewery. Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 528 8000 acres, fenced and cross fenced, good buildings, with or without stock, at 110 per acre. Easy terms. 220 acres, good Improvements, easy terms, with or without stock. Pi ice 110 per acre. 600 acres, 300 in grain, 150 alfalfa, good buildings, close to railroad; all goes with outfit, at 50 per acre. 0C acres of wheat land, close to R. R., 130 per acre. 1 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. WATCH A HALLMARK FOR THE BOY GRADUATE. You can get a watch from $14.00 up to $125.00, each one fully guaranteed. Select the price that you want to pay for a watch and come in and let us show you the watch. No. 3 $14.00 No. 4 $17.00 No. 5 $22.50 No. 6 $25.00 No. 7 $30.00 No. 9 $50.00 No. 8 $40.00 No. 10 $75.00 No. 11 $100.00 No. 12 $125.00 Tba HAU MARA Store ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Jeweler Since 1887 Uaf for Brush Prairie. Arnold Planting, who farms near Adams has left for Brush Prairie, Wash., where he has land. Marine Marksman Visits Brother. K. W. Lassen, an expert rifleman ol the 0 S. marine corps. Is here on a furlough for a two weeks visit with his brother. C W. Lassen. He has Just come from Pekin, China, where he served on the legation guard. ed her upon the bed and drawn a knife across her throat, threatening the while to kill her. Upon thl occasion, she alleges, she had him arrested and he was sentenced to 30 days In the Umatilla county Jail, s A, Xewberrj is her attorney. Rayhurn Sells shop. Charles Rayburn has sold his meat market at the corner of Webb and Garden streets to Messrs Boucher and Rains, who are planning to re model the place Mr. Rayburn Is go ing to devote his time to the cattle business in the future. llouglit Guernsey Hull. J. M. Harrison, well known Birch creek farmer, has returned from western Oregon where he visited in different counties and purchased a registered Guernsey bull which will arrive here tomorrow. Mr. Harrison bought the bull from John T. Whal ley below Portland. Parish Meeting Tonight. The annual Parish meeting of the Church of the -Redeemer will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of electing a vestry for the ensuing year, delegates to convoca tion, and receiving reports of the treasurer and secretary. All commu nicants and supporters are requested to attend. Fiuley to Film Animals. William L. Finley of Portland, state biologist, is expected to arrive in Pen dleton in a few days and will go into the mountains with & moving picture camera for the purpose of filming coyotes, badgers, porcupines and other animals. E. F. Averlll of the U. S. biological survey, haa had his trap pers locating dens for Mr. Finley. Leave tor Los Angeles. Budal Coffey, George HackaUiorne and their mother, Mrs. Coffey, left last night for Los Angeles where they expect to make their home. They have disposed of their property In this city Funeral of Mrs. Daniels. The funeral of Mrs. Daniels, who died at the St. Anthony hospital last week, was held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Folsom chapel and the body was shipped this afternoon to Monroe. Wash., to relatives. V. C. T. I", to Meet. The W. C. T. U. will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the Baptist church. Leaders of the departments of Sunday observance and the circulation of official papers will conduct the meeting. Whirlwind Gets Heavy Flue. Charley Shapliah (Whirlwind), the big Indian who frequents police court, was brought before Judge Fits Oerald again this morning on a drunk charge and was given a 133 or 12 day sentence. Kids (annul Hum. . Attention is being called by the game authorities to the law prohibit ing any children -under the age of 14 years from hunting save upon the J rremlses of I heir parents, or guardi an. Any boy over the age of 11 must have a license to hunt. Colored Tigers Win. The Pendleton Colored Tigers won a rather loosely played game yester day from the Pendleton Woolen Mills team by the score of 19 to 11. The game was played at the Round-Up grounds and a fair crowd attended. Batteries for the visitors were IB Wright, Cranshaw and C. Wright, while Houser and Williamson toiled for the losers. Will of A. Mc Milium. The last will ot the late Archie Mc. Klnnon of Helix was admitted to probate today. All of his property Is left to his two brothers, Alen and Malcolm, and two sisters. Annie Bell and Katie Miller. The estate is rep lesented to consist of J3000 worth ol real property and personal property valued at 315.229.05. W. H. Morrison is named executor but ne waived his right in favor of Daniel K. Bell Mother of 11 Wants Divorce. After living with him as a wife for 30 years and bearing him eleven chil dren. Mrs. Junletta Sherman of this city today filed suit against him for divorce, for the custody of tour minor children and for $10u suit money. She alleges that during the past five years he has been cruel toward her, on one occasion. July IT. 1915, having pinion- NOTED SOCIETY LEADER ILL AFTER OPERATION. a a Twilight U-ague Begins. The twilight baseball league, or ganised by the Methodist, Presbyteri an. Christian and Baptist churches, will begin playing tomorrow evening, and games will be played on every Tuesday and every Friday evening un til the close of the schedule. Discrepancy is Explained. In a news story last week the num ber of arrests made last month and the number of cases in police court for April were stated. There were about ten more arrests than cases in court, and this Is explained by the fact that the police often take Into cus tody and book men whom they pick up as suspects and later release. To Enter Rowling Contest. Pendleton will enter a bowling team in the Pacific coast telegraphic bowling tournament which will begin May 15, and practice for the contests will be started tonight In the Bun galow parlors. The local bowlers chose to enter this tournament rather than go to Seattle for the Northwest tournament. Under the rules of the telegraphic tournament, teams are paired for a certain night, each team rolling on its own alleys under the direction of a referee sent for the purpose. The results are telegraphed to headquarters and the winners de cided by the scores. I .. una "Lefty's" Name a Hoodoo. "Lefty" Schroeder, formerly a star in the Western Trl-state League and whom Walter McCredie came close to taking to the training camp this spring, was recently released by the Tacoma club, ,of the Northwestern league He then signed to pitch for an Independent team In Roslyn, Can ada, but because of his German name the Canadian authorities would not let him cross the border. The Roslyn club fhen secured Chase, another chucker cut loose by Boss Hall at Ta coma. chase is said to like sauerkraut and beer but has been warned to keep very mum about his tastes while In Canada. He may he shot for treason If they find it out. Schroeder was ostra cized from the Northern league last season because he expressed his views In favor of Germany Oregonlan. LOCALS (Paid Advertisement. i For rent Furnished apartment. 717 Lilleth Wanted Woman to travel and ap- j point agents. "M" this office. Wanted Woman housekeeper In country. Steady Job. State wages wanted. Address "H" this office. Jftf. Vr-'H- YtNEiEMIl'X NEW YORK, May It has been learned that Mrs. William K. Vander bilt the noted society leader has been rcnoved to her country home at Je richo, L I., where she Is seriously ill after un operation which was per formed several days ago. Mrs. Vanderbilt has been dieting rigorously for some time and has re duced herself noticeably. Her friends think that she may have weakened herself In this way and that the operation may have proved more serious on that account. The marriage of her daughter. Miss Barbara Butherford, to Cyril Hatch, has been set for some time In May. unless her mother's Illneu continues, when the date may have to be changed. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy offered during the illness and death of our beloved sister and mother, Mrs. Clara Daniels, and also to state our appre ciation of floral offerings received. MRS. M O. D1GEL AND SON (Adv.) Soda Fountain for gale. See John Butler, Pastime Parlors. Adv For Sale or Trade. for property In or around Pendleton, house and lot In' Willamette valley; also lot In The Dalles. Inquire G. Hansen, Pendleton Creamery. Adv. Eastern Star Notice, A regular meeting of Bushee Chap ter No. 19, O. E. S.. will be held Tues day evening, May 9 By order of the Worthy Matron. MARY E. JOHNBON. (Adv.) Secretary. All Women Are interested in thing suitable for Spring and Summer. Let this store help you, our stocks are now at their best; assortments are large and varied; everything will be done to assist you in making the proper selections and the beat part is, you get the best merchandise here for less, due to our modern methods of doing business. ladle' Voile Waists, si. Ml values everyliere 08c ladles' Silk Waists, $3.00 values everywhere SI.UX ladles' suits, $17.50 values everywhere. . $$,90 ladles' Suits, $35.00 values everywhere $11.7.1 Ladles' Suits. $30.00 values everywhere. . $17.50 Unite' Service Ikwe 12 l-2c ladles' Raincoats $1.1(8, $3.98. $6.90, $9.SO Ladies' Sateen IVUtcoats 4 So, 69c, 98c Outing Flannel 5e. S 1-le. 8 1-Sc Data cloth, white JOe Cheviots for Isiys' shirts, etc 10c- Lonsdale Muslin g l-3e Hope Muslin 7 l-2e SB-Inch UK-ached Manila 5e PepneKl sheeting. u- bleached SSc Fancy Art Ticking 35c straw Ticking 10c Suit Cases, $1.50 values 98c Suit Cases, $5.(K values UMt Traveling Bags, $7.50 values M.M Trunks. $10.00 values Men's dress Shoes. $4.00 values $$.98 Williams' Shaving soap lOe. cake 40 Colgate's shaving Pwnlee 19c President SiuqienderB lo Boston Garters 15c Bay' Suspenders lOe, 15c, I5c Boys' Overalls J5c, 49o Boys' Shirts a5c, 89e, 45c Canvas Gloves, knit wrist 5c and 8 l-3c Canvas Gloves, leather faced 15c Men's Heavy Work Socks. 3 pairs 80 Men s odd Dress pants $1.98. $2.98, $3.98 Men's Khaki Cuius 98c YOU CAN DO BETER AT A 3 . i J.C.Penney Co. Inc WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW COH MBLVS CAPTA1X RJBAIl college star The Invention of a machine to grind sea sand ordinarily too smotth to b of use, has enabled great quantities of It to be utilised In brick manufac ture In Virginia. The kaiser's bust, given the late King Edward In 1905 by the German r.uler hus gone down In the cellar at Huck Ingham palace and has Its face lo the wall until hostilities end. The world's richest tin mine Is one In Tasmania GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. We are not cutting: prices but are improving quality. KOTICl Of PAYMENT OF ('ITT OK PKNHLKTON IMI'HOVKMRNT BONDS. Notice la hereby (Iren that City of Pen dleton Improvement Hon. I No. 4. Series O, will be paid upon presentation thereof to the undersigned at the American National Hank. Pendleton, 1'mitllla County, Oregon. Interest on said Hood leases June 1. 191. Hated May (I, 1016. I.I I MOOIIUOU8B, Treasurer, City of Pendleton. Hy Wm Mlckelsen, Deputy Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. CART. BOBBY WATT. NEW YORK, May 8.- Captain Bob bie Watt, second baseman and leader of the Columbia University nine. Is one of the real stars of college base ball. Last year Bobble went through the entire season without an error In 114 chnnees and batted Tor an aver age of .387. In the five games so faf Ihls year he has batted for 437 and shows no sign of slumping. He cannot repeat his fielding record, however, as he ha made one error this year. The examination of fairly accudate rocorda has convinced scientists that there has been no appreciable change in the climate of Northern Europe In 1800 years. It Is estimated that automobile! carried to the Grand Canyon Natlon il Monument last year 20,000 persons, while the number of persons to reach the Canyon by railroad was 92.000. or five times as many as In 1914. That nerve racking headache that upsets you and makes life miserable Is probably caused by you eyes. A thorough examination by my methods will de termine whether it is your eyes, and If it Is caused by defective vision, properly ground lenses will give entire relief. My office Is equipped with the best Optical equipment obtainable and great care Is exercised so fhat all who come here for glasses may receive the utmost benefit from their use. V hYFS ItSlfD 6USSIS MOUND AND FITTED - UNStS DUPLICATED. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.- PENDUTON.ORf. Phone 609 Take Your Evening Dinners at PULLMAN TEA ROOM Just what you want of highest quality at the lowest price. And don't forget our "Busy People's" week-day special 25 cent hot noon lunch. To 1,250,000 Ford Owners "Solve the problem of lubrlcutlon and you have solved 75 per cent of all the difficulties you may have with motor cars." FORD TIM EH, May, 1916. s "After careful experiments and teaU, we have adopted White Star Extra Qual ity Motor Oil here at the factory and for use and sale at our branch houses, as best adapted for Ford ears (Signed) FORD MOTOR CO," TRONGER than any claim we might make is the above signed statement. When you consider the responsibilities of the Ford Motor Company to over a million and a quarter own era When you realize the thoroughly reliable tests, covering a period of three years, that led to this de cision to use White Star Extra Quality Motor Oil exclusively in Ford factor ies and service stations Can we make any more logical bid to you or any other car owner to use this oil in your motor? You can depend on it as the Ford Motor Com pany depends on it. Sell it in the popular six-gallon container and standard sizes. Round-Up City Auto Co. 812 Garden St. Telephone 681 We maintain a special FORD garage with a FORD FACTORY expert mechanic. Try our special FORD oil. Gasoline service station. Free air and water.