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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1916. PAGE EIGHT -.MiiiiliiiiiiininniiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMiiiuiiiiiiMMiimiiiiHiiiillli "Seal Brand" The Coffee of Universal A If lunvh or the Rwlc-nier The monthh meeting t th 1 Sanctuary Chapter and Wot Uixiliary will take place at the orv m Wednesday at 2:30 P m IDr '. at the hunie of t.ee street. The f inguished and the eetl til, The houi Iv J. Sommerville. Mis. Cobbert r was iiuickli Ion will not t is owned by lmplood li Water Works. BMll Siehert Ned fowler and Wil bur Uadle. three of the recent high j school graduates, have MM Riven em "loyment by the rendlelon water de- l I I In the camp- the pot of gold at the eiul of the long trail I because of its rich, full, 1 satisfying strength. 1 CHASE & SANBORN'S I SEAL BRAND COFFEE Gray Bros Grocery Co. I RmitimiHiimii itniiiiiitiHHiiitiiM iimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHimiiMiMiii at cle firt Store i Hart Kiiiurcwl. K'Che is moving part Stock into the room formerly oecu 1 led b Mrs Hohbacn's bakery anJ which has been thrown into one room with his old store room. The enlarg ed store gives his place a much more attractive appearance To tiomi Strawberry uny. Quite a number of Pendletonians will go to Milton tomorrow to attend the tnnUSJ strawberry festival and horse j show in that city. Pw Divorces Granted Dt TO reel have been granted to the plaintiffs in the cases of Mary Steun- Ot hot. dry1 lei vs. Julius SteunRel and of Suin ; all residents uel l Neil vs. Grace Horry Neil n of trash In County Court to Portland. Judge C. H. Marsh and Commissi-1 oner 11. M. Cocklmrn expect to leave tomorrow noon for Portland to join I the subjects of Queen Muriel ami i King Joy. Court will meet In the morning for the purpose of auditing; bills. Commissioner Cockburn will be accompanied by bis wife and three j daughters and also by Mr. and Mrs. William Harder of Milton. risk. This Store Gives You the Greatest Measure of Returns for the Money You Spend Hot weather is fast approaching, our stocks are crowded with hot weather wear ables, all at prices that mean savings for you. Ladies' (ilnKham House Dresses, 111 to BO Ilk! I, attics' Itiiugalow Aprons, light or dark tile Ladles' Fancy Rit Aprons tttc Ladles' kitchen Aprons S&e t. ills' Gingham Dresses l'. 60, 8c, $1.25. $1.4$ Girls' Itloomcrs 38c, 19e Sateen ivitiooatK I Be, 81c, Me, $1.4$ Children's Muslin Gown !$', $c ;lrls' Prince, slip 7$c IJIrls' Muslin Pants UK- ,15c, 15c MP" .... SI $$ S2.l, M.50i $$ Dragg Shoes, Without ciiiH $2.$ Killing Roots an.. It. V. 1). I'nlon Suits Men's Mule skin shix Men's Klk Skill Shoet Hen's IHvhn shoos. . . . Men's Mcn'i HeaN Men'! Men' Men' Mcit'i PortM Knit Union suits Work shirts Hill Overalls . Khukl IMnts H3u WHO YOU CAN DO BETER AT 4 J. C. Penney CoJnc WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW hi Had Hard Luck. Dell and Bertha Hlancetl. Round f hve returned from HondOB where they took their racing stock for! Freeman from Si the Dices there. Thev had the misfor- route lo Portland tune to have their jocKey and one of their horses crippled while en route and were thus eliminated. li Irene Ituslmian Wants Divorce. Irene Bushman, mixed blood wo-1 Pal man who was one of the principal noc witnesses for the state in the Marrin on murder trial, today began suit against pot her husband. Paul Bushman on the ant grounds of desertion. Her attorney are Haley & Raley. iii " Balked on SI. A card received today by Walt gets who is en by auto, says: l.,n v II. Vrlington li A. M. Twelve miles from Cecil, leak In crank case, oil run out, several bear ini.a burnt nut lowed to Cecil by shot herself so that she nearly died, Lauretta Cordon, a resident of the casi end of the county, today filed si.il lor divorce against her husband, Klmer A. Cordon. They were mar ried at Couer d'Alene. Idaho, in HOI and have three children. She alleges he curs. ,1 h. r frequently before her children, blighting her pride, Woman hood, individuality and motherly In stincts, on May id she alleges he or dered her away from home. She asks for their household goods. John A. Metcalfe of Walla Walla and Fee & Fee of this citv are her attorneys. I gerak battle will be rescued. Vessels j reaching Copenhagen brought tales of artfulness. But pride In the navv ,r growing hourly with the continued j insistence of the admiralty that Oer- many lost heavily. Copenhagen reports that bodies of British and Herman sailors have been washed ashore, at Jutland. Scandi- I navlan steamers rescMed some Wles- baden survivors. Large flerman cruisers which had Leen patrolling the Russian coast have I been withdrawn. Copenhagen reports Chambers, Ilis bride and Joe! es; machinist worked all alter on 'l.tzxy' and all O. K. again, ittr way to Portland lighter in elbook bin happy and expect- Mr. Richardson HI. Mrs. Seth Richardson is reported to be ill at her home. $711 S-8 warded Indians 1 by the government, homesteaders and t the state of Minnesota. or $711, S28 The judgment is based on an award t of Claims to the Indians of credit for SI, 692 tribe of teres of land and J2P2.31S on account ota in con-' of value of timber cut from the lands, mher taken with interest Returns from College. Cecil Curl. Pendleton boy who has just completed his first year at O. A I C, arrived home this morning to spen 1 jthe summer, the first of the students lot that institution to return tie wa et Pullman for the nig I track meet Saturday. Three water certificates. County Clerk Sallng today received from the state water board three wa ter certificates granting water in this county. The Birch creek Ditch Co is given water out or Birch creek. J. 4 Hrndlev is given water out of denoids Removed. P. little son of Rev. and Mrs. 11 H. Hubhcll underwent un operation for the removal of adenoids today. McK$ Woman HI. Mrs. Max Blatt, daughter of Mrs. Claude Crow, is reported ciulte ill at her h anus it EYFS ltiUD uLftiiLS WOUND AKOFIIUD UNStS DUPUCATtD AMUit A' ' 7 V BANK BUILDING - PENDU10N ORI Phone 609 on McKay creek today, i Dr. R. B. Wins DENTIST 18-20 Judd Bldg., Cor. Court and Main Sts. Den tistry of best quality using the latest painless meth ods. Evening and Sunday by appointment. Telephone 229 iiirintr Rraneh and ilanna cost on is onference given water out of Pine Creek. These the first water certiticates recen -here for over six months. THE most popular drink in Pendleton in Return from Portland. Carl Cooley and R. E. Chloupek I two of the five who made the trip t ! Portland Sunday with R. W'. Ritner it j his car, arrived home this morning Thev declare there Is no Beautiful Sewing Display. Beautiful specimens of sewing, both hand and machine work, by the pu t ii of St. Joseph's academy were on question ' exhibition in one of the study halls o To summer in Bast, Albert K White, who has been! elected to the prlncipalship of the Washington school, Is leaving today for the coast and will go on to Illinois to spend the summer. IT HAS THE "PEP" Refreshing Invigorating Non-Intoxicating In a class by itself as a summer drink for men, women and children On Draught and in Bottles at Follow lug Resorts: Conner's Cigar Store. Billy's Place Coutts & McDevitt The Crescent Round-Up Pool Hall Sold to the family trade in c W. W. Hoch Bungalow Pool Hall The Charles Co. Gritman's Cigar Store. Served at the Following Cafes. St. George Grill Quelle Cafe. of one dozen bottles and up, We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, PORT-0 and PEND-0. Brewed and bottled by Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. about the car having made the trip (the academy on Monday. The work in the record time of nine hours. The was done by the pupils in all th best time, they say. was made this grades and the third to the high side of The Dalles. -chool. inclusive anil constated of un- der itarments, aprons, guest towels. Miglcrs IMead Utility. Piow slips, table linens, crochet Harrv Kissemter. Tobe Hush and. work, tatting, etc The large num- .. . . . . j .,. .i 1 v,r ,,f iiemitlfnl nifees indicated that Ivaipn .cnaeier. ariesieu hw " r on a charge of catching undersized , I he domestic art department has been this vear. The follow- riPn vesieruH HKwrnuuii nr-tsci guiltv In the Pilot Rock justice court ing received premiums In this depart- . ... i.v.tlia,- vfrlf Ignore stwag- and were fined i.'a eacn ana cohih. nw " , telia Koaen, tveia vey. .naor day by Warden Tonkin will fight the j Vey. The commencement exercises J ... .. .... a. t ..v. ...lrn,i. mill tnkn 1 ..f hl, Or L. JUBf I'll rtt-o,,.!,,., rt.ii - i nn il leni ml mump, .... , - hunting and fishing licenses revoked tor the rest of the year. place at the Alta theater, Thursday, June 8. at 2:J0 p m Hue Fire This A. M. A fire alarm was turned in this morning from Box 41 about 10 o'clock and the fire department found a small fire, started by a defective Iv. of p. Kntcrtains Visitors, About 125 Knights or Pythias, many, of them from the various lodges over j 'he county, met last evening in the lo-1 ul hall while Damon Lodge No. 1 put on the degree work, following ! the work all adjourned to the Kopper Kettle where a splendid banquet was terved. J. W. Maloney, grand master of exchequer, presided as toastmaster and John Miller and Mayor Lon Wil-i liams of Milton and Mayor J A. Best end Rev. J. E. Snyder of Pendleton1 responded to toasts. Miss Mayree Snyder sank several appreciated solos j and Miss Alice Doche played several oeauttful numbers on the piano. Mil ton had the largest visiting delegation ' resent and brought a candidate who ! was given the third degree along with j .m al candidates. GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. CONING TO PORTLAND FOR Rose Festival? MAKE Hotel B&rr your headquarters. Two blocks from Union Depot and close to festival cen tre. Hot ami cold water in all rooms. Rates 50c, 75c and $1.00 Write for reservations. Driven JYantlc. Tries to Suicide. Alleging that on March 30 of this year she was driven so frantic by her husband's persistently cruel treat ment that she grabbed a revolver and STRONG WITNESS IN ORPET CASE Itcrlin i alls liandstriim. LONDON, June 6. A Reuter dis patch from Zurich says that members of the Herman Landstrum, class o( 1917, who are living abroad, have been ordered to return home immedi ately. The landstrum is a home defense force which includes. In addition to trained soldiers between the ages of S9 to 4',, all those between the ages of 17 and 39 who have received no military training. aillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllt: T.P.W.PureFoodShop i PHONES, MJb 15. l l.KAMJ.VKss ECONOMY SERVICE S HANDY HOUSE STEP t HAIRS When you see them you surely want one; each $1.15 IIASKKT Roth open chip and satchel, lirioed acli luc to fj doc. E HOOD RIVER STRAW BERRIES Fancy ripe biTrim. r 2 boxen 25o - QUEEN ODIVKS 27-oi Jar, special Se CANTELOUFE8 The extra fancy rlix- kind, each ISO E SlSVi NIFTY CANDIES TODAY The kinds you like, MAPIEWE AH M'XCII SETS For ptenies and parties 3 tin1 complete wtA eanb City Brewery, Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 528 initiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimimiiiiiMii June 1 Pear Every woman before Clea patra and since has admired beautif ul pearls. They are worn by women of fashion and refinement throughout the world. We will be pleased to quote prices on real pearls to inter ested customers. Cultured pearls in rings and La Tosca pearl strands we have for your inspection. Royal M. Saw telle Since 1887. I The HALLMARK X Store Tan Hacks Hujfhcs. CHICAGO, June I. Governor Whitman of New York, admit- ted that the Taft family and fortune are connected with the Hutthes campaign. Charles Taft is interested in the cam- palRn. but Whitman was uncer- tain to what extent. He would not comment on reports that Taft is backing Hutthes for ra- venae on Roosevelt. Whitman as wi th Die Peoples warehouse W HERE 1 r PAYS TO TR IDE. 'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMillllllllMlllillllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIlT nad that ex-I'resldent Taft ! in comnlete sympathy with ! political views "f his ther. MOST OF SHIPS' CREWS ARE LOST BRITISH PBBtaO HAS 0 nOPE OF MORE SURVIVORS FROM GREAT SKA HATTliE. LONDON, June 6. The hope of EriRllsh families Is helnc slowly crushed that more sailors of the Ska-, S INTL. film sece.. Miss BtaanOf Double, a stanch friend of Marian Lambert, who In sists the (firl did not commit suicide, as Will Orpct, her alleged slayer, says. Miss Double declares that Miss Dam hert told her several times she wa tired of Orpet. The State expects MIhh Doubles testimony will help - onvict Orpet. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. THE UNIVERSAL CAR There's a reason why there are more than one million three hundred thousand Ford cars in use today, and that reason is based on the matchless service and economy of Ford cars. Universal service is the most conclusive evidence of genuine value. That is one good reason. Ruy today Touring Car $492.45; Runabout $442.45; f. o. b. Pendleton. On sale at ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO. 812 Garden St. Telephone ;rl i.itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiMiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiimmimmiiiiHiiim: