East Oregonian : E.O., June 09, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916.
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3 of a kind
Preparedness,
Safety First
and
II. 8. Inspected Meat
All Mean Protection to You.
SEE US ABOUT THE MEAT.
Phone 188 or 187
Don Market
WITH DEAN TATOM CO.
Grocery Telephone 688
SHERIFFS NAB KING
JOY FOR CONTEMPT
irKriVAL RULER is MADE TO
ATEND CONTENTION lK
SPITE PROTESTS.
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 9 The
United States marshal mid the sher
iffs of orcL'on iirt no rMpnoton of
royalty, This morning they urrested
I king. It was Klim Ju they arrested
on u wurunt charging him with eon
tcmpl of OOUTt In not attending the
sheriffs convention,
The arrest was made at the Port
land hotel by United States Marshal
MmitaK and hair a dozen sheriffs. The
king, who at other times Is Till Tay
lor, sheriff of I'malillu county, was
dabbed as he sauntered through the
hotel lobby, He was rushed to a wait
ing police paturol. which rlaniring it
way through the crowded streets, car
'led the royal prisoner to the court
house. I shall refuse to talk." said the
king, exercising the right of all pris
oners. When they reached the convention
room Sheriff Hurlhurt of Multnomah
read to the prisoner the tuirrant and
demanded an explanation.
"I demand an attorney," replied the
king.
This was refused, but the prisoner
was soon released on his own recog
nizance. Then he expressed his good
j wishes for the success of the newly
: formed organization and was permit -
ted to leave to attend to his royal duties.
The Hot Wcntlier Test makes peo
ple latter acquainted with their re
sources of strength and endurance
Many find they need Hood's sarsap
arllla which Invigorates the blood,
promote! refreihlnu sleep and over
comes that tired feeling. Adv.
Plans to Introduce reindeer In the
I'eace Itiver valley have failed. The
animals could not stand the attacks
of the bull flies.
For That Trip to the
Mountains or Seashore
The "get-away" hab
it brings the city dwel
lers back to nature,
back to that contact
with the soil without
which is no permanent
health. They get in
harmony with nature
its wind, its storm, its
rain, its sunshine. They
know that the real joys
of life are the simplest,
the most natural, the
cheapest.
"KAMP-IT" OUTING CLOTHES FOR WOMEN
consisting of Norfolk Jacket, Skirt and Leggings
with their distinctiveness of style and fit and their
general utility make them the ideal dress for the
"hike," camp, fishing and hunting parties.
NORFOLK JACKET, all sizes $3.50
OUTING SKIRT, to match jacket $3.00
LEGGINGS to match, pair $1.25
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Pendleton' Quality Store
Pemeco Meats
Prepared In Pendleton
We will buy your eggs, chicken
and veal
CENTRAL MARKET
Phono 4KB.
108 K. AIM
T
BLOCKS TRACK AT
RIETH FOR WHILE
Men Prominent at
Chicago Convention !n
WRECKAGE is quickly CLE.VH
Kl AWAY HOWEVER AND
TRAINS RESUME.
"Safety I1rt" Committee u organiz
ed anil First Meeting Ileldj Plans
On for the Erection of New Homes
t Terminal; Mr. and Mrs. Murlin
Visit at Union.
(Kant Oregonian Special.)
RIETH, Ore., June 8. Late Satur
Jay night a small accident occurred
In the yard In which one car was turn
id over on Its side and a I opule were
Oeratled. A track was speedily clear
ed whereby all trains could get
through the yard even though the
main track was blocktd.
A local "Safety First" committee
lias been duly organized at this place
and had their first mMttttf in Mr.
Jackson's office Tuesday afternoon
The committee consists of D. W Jack
ton, chairman; E. J. Anthony, secre
tary; J. J. Curtain, ear inspector's
department; Hy Jacobson, M of W.
department; F. N. Luse, station de
partment; K. A. Rudd, mechanical de
partment; Engineer suesae, yurd ser
vice. Many subjects were discussed
in the Interest of personal safety to
employes and the public in general
und several suggestions will be brought
before the general rfimmltee as a re
sult of the meeting.
George Itoberta will commence
within the next couple of weeks the
erection of a number of bungalow
type houses just west of the school
house for rental purposes, half a
dozen alread- having been spoken for
and others will be rented as fast as
they can possibly be put In shape for
occupancy.
Mrs. B. L Tompkins went to Uma
tilla Tuesday morning for a short vis
It with friends, returning Wednesday
Mrs. John Ott of Moscow, Idaho
arrived on No. i Tuesday for a short
visit with the family of George Rob
erts, west of town.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Marlin went t"
l.'nion. Oregon. Tuesday evening on
No. IS Tor a few days' visit.
S. M Caldwell has purchased a sec
ond hand Ford for use in making milk
i nd produce deliveries to his many
patrons at this dure.
School c losed last Friday for the
ummer vacation. Quite a number of
the parents and others interested In
the school Work were visitors durins
the day. Indulging In a picnic dinner
at noon, followed by the usual exer
ilses befitting the occasion.
Miss Edna Hamilton, daughter of
switchman Chas. Hamilton, was se
lected to represent our city at the Hose
Carnival In Portland this week as the
guest of the O.-W R. & N Co
ROBERT LA FOLLETJr
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Saturday Specials
OR IN OTHER WORDS OUR WEEKLY BARGAIN FESTIVAL. BE SURE AND
WATCH THEM FROM WEEK TO WEEK. THEY'LL SAVE YOU A LOT OF
MONEY. WE GUARANTEE EVERY PIECE OF MERCHANDISE TURNED OUT
FROM THIS STORE TO BE GOOD, CLEAN, DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE.
BE SURE YOU BUY AT THE RIGHT STORE AND GET THE RIGHT KIND
OF MERCHANDISE. .
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Imic-Hidden IkiI Found.
DOVER, Del , June 9 Had Captain
Kldd's fabulous burled treasure been
discovered it could have created no
more excitement in Dover than did
the unearthing of a quantity of valua
ble lewelrv and gold coins by work
men who were digging stumps on the
tarm of General A. R. Benson, about 1
! mile from Dover.
The articles uncovered so far in
i lude two solid gold watches, one sil
ver watch, one nickel watch, three
f.old rings several gold brooches an I
Ireastpins and gold coins in denomi
nations of $20, 10. $5 and J2 f". the
value of the entire "find'' amounting
to hundreds of dollars. Although
sliuhtlv corroded all the articles are In
good condition except the nickel watch
which Is rusted through. It is believed
the valuables comprise the loot of s
robbery committed 10 or 1 years ago
which had been burled by the thieves
with the intention of returning later
and securns It.
A Man's
Worth
depends upon his power to
produce what the world
recognizes as of value.
And when you skirmish
around you'll find that this
power which is just
power of mind and body
depends to a remark
able degree on the food
one eats.
For highest accomplish
ment one must have the
best values in food food
which builds well-balanced
bodies and brains.
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
has that kind of value. It
contains all the nutriment
of whole wheat and bar
ley, including the import
ant mineral elements so
often lacking in the usual
dietary.
Grape-Nuts comes ready
to eat. is easy to digest,
nourishing, economical,
wonderfully delicious a
help in building men of
worth.
There's a Reason'
r'TilTr
"
WILLIAM J BARjwtS.
FANCY HAIRPINS,
BARETTS, SIDE
COMBS, BACK
COMBS AND HAIR
O R N A M ENTS OF
ALL KINDS; SAT
URDAY SPECIAL,
JUST Vi PRICE. This
includes anything in
our large stock and
they are priced regu
larly at 15c to $2.00.
SILKS One lot of Silk Remnants sel
ling for just one half the regular price.
These are mostly fancies and run from
2 to 4 yards to the piece. Saturday
H Special One Half Price.
HOSIERY
One lot fancy silk
hose in all sizes, sel
ling regularly at
$1.25 and $1.00, Sat
urday Special 75
the pair.
ONE LOT FANCY HOSE, regular
$1.50 to $2.00, Saturday Special ?1.19
OUR NO. 100 GUARANTEED SILK
HOSE at $1.00 the pair is always
special, as it has no equal for the
money.
I WOOLEN PIECE GOODS
In this department we will give a 15
per cent discount on all woolen materi
als. This is the one opportunity of the
year for you to save money by buying
that Coat and Dress material. We have
any color you want in most any materi
al you should wish it. 15 per cent off,
Saturday Special, 15 per cent off.
Saturday special
in the Ready-to-Wear
Depart
ment consists of
a fine line of
house dresses;
high or low
necks, long or
short sleeves,
adjustable hem
and waist band,
percale, ging
ham and rip
plette; sizes 16
to 48.
m
PRICE SATURDAY ONLY $1.19
Men's Dep't.
SPECIALS SATURDAY
Straws
Off
One lot Men's
Sailor Straw
Hats from $2.50
to $4.50. Clean
stock, quality
guaranteed, Sat
urday Special at
?1.00 each.
One lot Men's "Crinkly" Sailor Straws
light weight and neatly trimmed regu
lar $2.00 hats, Saturday Spec, at f 1.35
One lot silk and silk lisle half-hose,
regular 50c sox, Saturday Special 25
One lot men's dress Shirts, regular
$1.50 and $2.00, exceptionally good val
ues for Saturday Special 98
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY HEALTH FOODS
Pettijohn's Breakfast Food 25',; bran, each 20 3 for 50
Ralston's Bran, per package oft
Roman Meal per package ftf
Shredded Wheat Biscuit 2 for 2fj
Kellog's Toasted Wheat Biscuit 2 for Z'c
Pure Potato Flour per package
Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food, package 3-
THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention,
promptly and carefully filled. We pay the postage.
All Mail Order
FRANK B BEANDEGEE
PENDLEP CONTENDER FOR
MASONIC ORDER NEXT YEAR
WII.I, MAKE In TO HAVE MA
SONS or STATE GATHER
AT CONVENTION HERE.
A I.HAN Y, Ore., June 9. Will
Moore, of Pendleton, was elected
Bruml muster of the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Oregon In the annual elec
tion of of fleers here yesterday aft-
ALEXANDERS
I
lilllllillll
Portland, was chosen deputy grand Rev. H
muster; Frank W seiuemier 01 v, ooci
bam, senior grand warden, and Earl , Tlioma
C, BronnUf h ot Portland, junior
Shangle read the ceremonv
Bailey. Arth lir Jllhnann anA
ml was assisted by Rev. Arthur E. White.
i ne on Urcn was decorated i A buggy team
or tne occasion In wnite and green
Albert
man, I waraen. and the bridal couple stood under a
James F. Robinson of Portland, was, flora, beU of ferni wh(e ies
re-elected grand secretary for the " Mfci Ruth Shangle was maid of hon
consecutive time. June B. Cleland ofor ,md the groom wag ilUt,nJf.d ln.
ortland, was re-eiecteu a memoer nj , ,h , h .,,,,
Idaho, and Miss Ruth shangle was
of the Jurisprudence committee for a
term of five years.
Grand Master-elect Moore will an
nounce his appointments today.
Sale of all its Portland holdings.
Milued at about ISOn.OOO, was order
ed by the Grand Lodff of Oregon. In
session here.
Grant Steen
Cockburn. and
ive for (.Tool
rin? hp.'irer The rtrher hrlja.m..l.l.
... ..c...... ltU8 Wltc
auu uiwiwhi were Hum Meinetnun. ; oe jr0le
r una ruuon, ren wtison, Elizabeth
Wilson. Elizabeth Oraham. Loviek
:-huiigle. Herschel Henderson. Powel
Plant and Robert Compton. The wed
ding reception was held at the shangle!
" V V . i borne on Grover street immediately
convention will be chosen today. Port-, foowing the ceremony. Rrttfh.
land. Sulem, Roseburg and Pendleton , . .
served. A very large number of beau.
tiful presents were received by the
t h iniil c.llnle Tha i m..L-.. ikla
night and agreed on a majority r hont In Orofino where the gr ,s
port favoring Portland. Two minor- .....,..,,. . lhp ,.,.
are contenders for the honor
A special committee to whom the
invitations were referred met last
Ity reports were made, one favoring
Salem and the other Pendleton
MILTON GIRL BECOMES
BRIDE OF IDAHO MAN
Miss LOIS SHANGUD AM) ClARVOS
SA REESE ARB MADE l VN
AN1 WIITC.
floe.
yuite a number of members of Her.
lUles Lodge K. of p. made a fraternal
visit to Pendleton Lodge Monday
night, making the trip by automobile
i-nd returning the same night Thev
took ulong a candidate or two and
work was put on In the second and
third ranks by the Pendleton team
Those unending from here were 11
(HfcUt Oregonian Special.) A. Williams. J. L. Miller. W. C.
MILTON-FREEWATER, ore . June! Wude. Jas. McAuslan. flyde Staggs.
. Miss Lois Shangle became the Murray Heed. It. w. Carney, George
ride of Carvossa Reese of Orofino, I Cockburn. o E Smith. Albert Thorn-
belonfrint. In t,,v
rtoward ran away on Main street Mon
day. but beyoni damaging the buggy
some, no injuries were suffered, prop
erty or otherwise
Sam Rothrock. Geo
vim Hunter expect to
ed River some time
fishing trip, ami will
several days
Sam Keys brought in a load or
dressed hogs from Basket Mountain
Tuesday, which he sold to Van Bftrfc
Pros, for 10 cents
Mr and Mm W ft Anders,,,, and
Mr. and Mrs Victor fanfield drove,
to Walla Wall. i by MKOMoMla We.l
cesday night t,, s.-e Millie Bwrka m
"Peggy" at the Liberty
Paine Shingle and family have
moved to Milfm for the summer
months
The Misses llrowii wh hae lieen
employed in the public school again
for next year, left Tuesday for their
home in Michigan, expecting to rs
turn shorth before school opens In
September.
Mrs. Matilda Gra Is repored to be
much better than she has been for
several weeks, and BPp urs enter
tained for her complete recovery
soon.
Ever since the year 139. all the
tine porcelain used Tn China's roysl
Idaho. Tuesday night at an elaborate asson Ralph Edwards, Les. Edwards, j palaces has come from th King Teh
ernoon. W. G. Schallenbarger of tvedding held at the Methodist church. ( Robert Walden, W. W Wasser. W. H J Cheng factory