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PAGE TEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1916. TEN PAGES -All over the Country - Have You Noticed The Change in the Sign on The Golden Rule Store? - THE NATIONAL COFFEE- Gray Bros. Grocery Co. -quality-two Phones, 28. 828 Main St Dale jhthwell i:clusivp Optician. Classes ground to the particular needs of each case, lenses du plicated on short notice. American "atl. nank Phone 609. 3 Americans base Uvea. WaiOUMUTOK, May 17. Ameri can Consul larochelle cabled that there were three Americans aboard the Canadian steamer Eretria. which was sunk. Parent-Teachers to Meet. The members of the Washington school parent-teahers' association will (meet Friday afternoon immediately at , the close of school and all members jare urged to be present. The meet l ing will be held at the school build i ing. To lluild l.arage. Henry Schultx has taken oiu a ier mit to build a $150 garage on Rail road street. Richardson Wins Case. Justice of the Peace Parkes has decided in favor of the plaintiff in the suit of Al Richardson vs. Archie West, brought to oust defendant from plaintiff's house. K. J. Oresswell and Mrs. Lee VVickland i with their husbands were present, was I enjoyed at noon. Mr. Taylor doesn't j feel the weight of his years and ex- pects to enjoy many more birthdays ! Skinner vs. Furnas. The case of Skinner vs. Furnas from Hermiston is on trial today in the cir cuit court and quite a number of Her miston people are here as witnesses The case involves a tract of land. Showers Are Promised. Showers and cooler weather Is promised for this section by the offi cial weather observer. In a message received this morning, he predicts as follows "Tonight and Thursday showers: unsettled showery and cool er weather Indicated for next two or three days." HUGHES IS LEADIN6 T. R. IN THE VERMONT PRIMARY PENROSE AHPARKNTI.V WINs AS DKI.KtJATK IS PBNJf-SYLVAXIA. Xo Council Meeting. Owing the the absence of Recordei Thds. Fits Gerald and several coun oilmen who are attending the W. O. W. convention at Athena, the council meeting for the week will not be held this evening. Whether it will be held later in the week has not been deter mined yet. PHILADELHIA, May 17. Incom plete returns In the state primary to- j day Indicated that Boies Penrose won 'ii..iii ikluuuvj i un riuioii. rotus vote was surprisingly large. The denv-1 ocrats unanimously endorsed Wilson. MONTPF.LHSR, Vt May 17. Hughes was leading Roosevelt two to one In the early returns at the presi dential preference primary today. Root and McCall polled a scattering vote i Mandamus Arguments Postponed. The argument upon the mandamus proceedings brought by Mayor Best to compel Justice of the Peace Parkes to grant a change of venue was not made today. The Justice of the peace made his legal return to the circuit court but the mayor's attorneys asked for a few days In which to file other Papers. 125 f tores now in place of 8342 new ing for all these store in quantity lots that money. Men's nib Overall. 3 Be Men s Work Shirts 39c Men's shirts and Drawers 3 So Men's I'nton Suits 49c Men's laris barters 15c Colgate's shaving Soap 4c Men's Male Skip Sltoes $1.4 Men's Work Sms So Suit Cases 98c Men's Dress ,ls ggc. Men's Arm Hands 3,. Men's silk Socks jsc ones added to our list It's the cash buy- makes it possible for us to save you Infants' Wool Hcmc, 3 pair 15c Infanta' 11 11 ben Vests 35c InfantH' Woo! ltuhcn Vesta, all slats 4tc Children's Naaamh Waists 18c Children's Sujicrtor Knit Waists 10c Children's Silk Socks Me Children's White Hose, 3 pairs tflo Girl's Union Suits loo Uulles' I'nlon Suits J5o ladles' Street Hats 4tk Me, 98c, 11.25, SI. SI Ijidles' Silk QloWtS 49c, 89c, 98c l adles' Fancy White Dresses $3.88, $8.98, $4.98 YOU CAN DO BETER AT WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Runs for Delegate-at Large IT SPARKLES "BRAN-NEW HAS THE "PEP" PURE AND REFRESHING. Served at the leading cafes and resorts. Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up, quarts or pints. Arrested for Hunting. Hiram Schrekise. Dick Pierce nnd Clinton Davis have been arrested by Game Warden Georee Tonkin and the last two will be arraigned in Jus tice court this afternoon on oh:irires of hunting deer out of season. Schre kise will face a similar chnro nn,1 probably be arraigned tomorrow. Ton kin arrested the men near Gibbon. Iicstoe Severely Injured. While playing catch at noon todav in front of the Mays boarding house on Water street, Fred Lestoe. well known young man employed at the Pendleton Rubber and SuddIv Co.. ran into an auto that was narked nn th street and sustained severe Injuries. I His Jaw bone was broken, four teeth were knocked out and he suffered a bad cut on the knee. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. PORTO Have you tried our new True Fruit drinks Brewed and Bottled by PEND-0 Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. City Brewery. Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 538 SPEAKING ABOUT COMMENCEMENT GIFTS WHY NOT A Gem-Set Ring 'THE ideal gift for either boy or girl graduates. Kings, because of their countless associations, are t significant of love. Sweetheart, wife, daughter, mother, sister all know this dainty sentiment. That's why the gift of n set ring from you means far more than mere In trinsic value. The most delicate coipl-'liment that anyone can pay Is in the giving of a gift like this. They are set with precious and seml-preelous gems of unusual beauty and perfect cut. And every Saw lelle Itin is a safe purchase because the stones are guaranteed secure. These rings are designed by leaders in the art and their work is marked by rare distinction. They are made in appropriate styles for men, women and children. See our special offering of Commencement Rings for $2.50 Methodists Win Ramp. The Methodist team of the Twilight league won the first game of the schedule yesterday evening against the Presbyterian team by the score of 6 to 5. The game started at 6.10 and four and a half innings were Played. Ulrich pitched for the win ners and Hearst for the losers. Boone Hayes acted as umpire. The next game will be Friday between the Christians and Presbyterians. No Founds for Rieth Road. County Judge C. H. Marsh this morning received a letter from State Engineer John H. Lewis stating that there are now no funds available for the building of a road past the East ern Oregon State Hospital, and that the matter will have to go over until the 1917 taxes are collected. This letter was In response to a letter sent by the judge asking for an appropri ation out of the funds liable to be turned back to the state by Wasco county. JfSiiv C 1 1 and w k,7 'U ... - J IL-Now Erf iumn It talks, sings, plays and ! even breathes with natural I human expression. EDISON DISC With all the new records. We have them in all styles and sizes at a very wide range of prices. EASY TERMS. Call and hear this wonderful ; machine that you have been I reading about WARREN'S MUSIC HOUSE Rip Van Winkle was a lucky man, And the reason for the state ment must at once occur to you Because we're mighty sure that there must have lived a brewer Who could furnish him witn something that resembled Bran-New. City Brewery Telephone 111 S. I). Peterson. Milton lawyer is a candidate for delegate at large to the republican national convention, lie Is personally a Huglies man bill Ls pledged to vote for the choec of Oregon rcpuhl'rans. 7-4 Jane street. Covers were iRid for ten. I-ater in the evening the wives of the men joined them. I of. the Kuworth S. H. Oldaker of Hermiston is up today from his home. F B. Swayze, Hermiston banker. Is up from the project town today. Hobert McDonald and Robert Moore planned a strawberry shortcake sup-I of Edmonton, W. J. Stokes and H. It Per for Friday evening In the base- : Stephens of Calgary and James Ne ment of the church. The supper will mlno of Edmonton motored through be served from 6 until after S o'clock. Pendleton last evening. members league of the Methodist church huv Celebrates 65th Anniversary. Councilman Henry J. Taylor, pro minent retired farmer and democratic warhorse is today celebrating the 63th anniversary of his birth. A family din ner at which his two daughters, Mrs. Miss Blanche Mays of The Dalles, is visiting here as the guest of Mrs. B. S. Waffle and will remain until after the high school commencement, her cousin, Ned Fowler, being in the graduating class. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Murph) left today for Portland for a visit. Mrs. Charles Bond last evening sur prised her husband, whose birthday It was. with a stag dinner at their home. Battkafetp Ashore; ot Itamagcd. BOSTON, May 17. A terrific gala drove the cruiser San Francisco on the Nantucket shoals early today. After ;i few hours the warship was released undamaged, the captain reported by wireless. An earlier message saying there had been a loss of life was found untrue. The navy yard declar ed that none had been killed or In jured, The San Francisco anchored near the danger spot and sent a mes sage that It did not need help. Auto Owners Attention A notice from the factory states that their expert, Mr. C. H. Doon Ellon, will call on May 19th to instruct our salesmen and mechanics, and to take care of and adjust all Rayfield carburetors. Owners are in vited to call at the Independent Garage and have their carburetor adjusted free of charge. Robbins 6 West Auto Co. MORE INFANTRY AND NATIONAL GUARD OF THREE STATES CALLED OUT Mi Mr. Farmer Here are a few FORD facts and figures The HAjLNARK Store ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Jeweler Since 1887 mj in n MACHINE CUH DETACHMENTS IM tfAlOOJViZES OSi SOtEM President Wilson has ordered fhe regular Infantry has been called to , , . , ... the border for service In the Mexican Nations i.uards of Texas, New Mex- , , . . campaign, as a result of developments Ico and Arizona to mobilise foi bor- ln ht MexlCan situation durfj ttM der duty, und .iracUtally all M the past few flays. 'IConsOfkr fig" in Mexico have been ordered to send all American cltisens out of the eountry. This picture shows machine gun de tachments of the border guard at mfthoeuve'ri'. No one ever criticises the far mer for keeping a driving team, yet our statistics show that It requires five acres of land to produce feed for one horse and Webster says, "Statistics are a collection of facts." Now, if it takes five acres of land to produce feed for one horse, we must certainly charge the value of this land up to power as that Is all we derive from it. Ho, If a man has a driving team worth $250, harness worth $40, buggy worth $100 and his land is worth $160 per acre, he has Invested $1X90 ln his driving outfit. To find his annual ex pense on this outfit allow Inter est, taxes and insurance at 6 per cent $113.40, cost of farming ten acres, $100 repairs and shoeing $11.60 and you have an annual expense of $226; and I haven't mentioned stable aad shed room at all, as a car woatd require shelter as well as horses and rig. When a man changes from a driving team to an automobile he reclaims ten acres of his farm, cuts down his expense, making It possible to save time while on the road and get out and see what others are doing, and profit by their experience and best of all, to get himself and family" In a better frame f mind. Is It any wonder that the au tomobile has brought prosperity instead of bankrupting this coun try as was once predicted. Go over these figures careful ly and show which statement. If any. Is wrong, then let us talk to you about a FORD the real car. Round-Up City Auto Co. 812 Garden St. Telephone 6S1 We maintain a special FORD garage with a FOUD Try oar special FORD Free air ana water. FACTORY expert mechanic. oil. Gasoline service station.
