East Oregonian : E.O., June 10, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DULY BAST OREGONIAR, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1916.
PAGE THREE
TON OF FLOWERS SOW IN ONE DAY
Don't Forget
that we are selling tor
cash and selling
for less
STRAWBERRIES
The season is going to be
short so do not put off too long
buying your canning berries.
We have the berries, jars,
jar lids, rubbers and the price.
The Dean Tatom Co.
TELEPHONE 688
DOWNEY'S U. S. INSPECTED MEAT IN CONNECTION
Telephone 188-187
Kugenc to lieu- Uio
ROSKCUKG, ore. June The
damage will of It. M Huttle. a trav-:
ellng salesman, vs. Douglas fount '
will In- heard by Judge n. V Skip
worth at Bofsns, according to word
received by District AttOfBS) GeOIfe !
Neuncr
Mr. BUttl asserts that while riding I
cm a stage between Drain and BoOttJ
liurg In September. 1913, the vehicle
overturned and he sustained perm i
nent lnjujrlen The overturning of
the stage, he alleges, was due to the
condition of theroads The district
i ttorne will oppOM Mr Mulle n con
tention, und will claim that If any li-
ability Milt It resin upon the Mage
company over whose lines he wii
traveling' and not upon Douglas coun
ty. The suit wan orlgmally brought by
Mr. Buttle to rec over 110. 000, but the
amount was later reduced to 12000.
Mr BUttl wan granted a change ol
venue at a recent term of the ctfCUH
COUrt here.
I nl order Is Omfli-med.
WINII'KC. Man. June 9 Reserving
the decision of Judge Myers In Ford
(tradition case from Portland, Ore,
i'ti!. i Justice MattheivB ordered 11 N
Kurd and Elisabeth O. Trary. his
COmmon-laW wife to be surrendered to
authorities of the state of Oregon.
TOay are wanted on u charge of forgery.
WE DESERVE YOUR CONFIDENCE
This bank deserve the confidence of
everyone who desires perfect safety for
money. A splendid record for twenty
seven years, Cap:tal and Surplus of $400,
000, and able management all combine to
give our depositors the most complete se
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large, and assure satisfactory service and
absolute safety.
KM OH JS 14
Warmest Winter Garden Baby of Them All
GEORGE MONROE
EUGENE and WILLIE HOWARD
'api YNN MILLER 1n OTHroq
PRICES: tottl, Lower Ftotf 52.50; EUCN) $2.00, $1 50, $1.00; Ciller, 5c, 58c
MatHcc, lm floor (1.56; Balcony $1.00, 75c, 50c; Gallery 25c.
SEAT SALE JUNE 12TH MAIL ORDERS NOW
Pemeco Meats
Prepared In Pendleton
We will buy your eggs, chicken
and veal
CENTRAL MARKET
sRjTwr .... fct flVWsiHkHBBHHSlAiH
c
OUR
Saturday Special
IS ON FULL BLAST
And you have a good share of the afternoon to do your shopping in.
Don't overlook that bargain on Ladies' House Dresses, in all sizes, both low and
high neck. Saturday special $ 1.10.
In Our Men's
Department
We are offering you the best bargain in Negligee,
Military and Golf Shirts you have ever heard tell of.
These are from our regular stock and come in all
sizes and colors. Priced regular at $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00, $2.50, $2.75, and $3.00, all at the one price
?1.10 each.
BETTER BUY THOSE FANCY HOSE TODAY AT ONLY 75c THE PAIR.
H The Daylight Store; Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention.
H All Mail Orders promptly and carefully filled. We pay the postage.
ALEXANDERS
NEW YORK, June
-Wi
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the "cause' fumi. Soma of th"
owl l, uiiv ..r.. n,,t in,.,.,,.,. , i ! .1.. ' " " ' ' i e n " e C -U WOr all nlKIll UCCO-
.. . , rating the autos and genua, the
accnrdim: In a report Just laiuad by , . , ,
v I flowers ready fur the sale.
suffrage statisticians who declare that Bhtoept for some flowers, which
mora than one ton of flowers, par-1 Wilted In the heat of the day. 'he
ct led nut in seventy-five automobiles, 1 flower sale was a great success, tine
were sold b suffrage workers in oncjdl tile most successful flower seller.
daj mi Manhattan's busiest comers, , was Miss Geofsette Lenhardt.
were the principals. The marriage
Milemnized before an audience of three
hundred immediately after the pre
sentation Of diplomas. Mr. and Mrs.
Setterling will make their home in
Seattle.
Milling company 0001
BOSTON. June 10 Directors of the
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company, at
their annual meeting, elected Rudol
ph I. Agasslz. of this city, as president
in succeed yuincy A. Shaw.
.lodge Hud Busy Hour
WALLA WALLA, WASH., Jim, 1".
It was after office hours and Judg-
t , McKlnney was too busy packing
ure of the graduation exercises. A. V.
Setterllng, of Seattle, and Miss LSOQS
St. John, formerlv ,,1" Snohomish, who
up to go to
to go to his
Portland Rosa Festlva
office. Mack Knosler, of
. 1 attended the
egr four
ir?
Steamer Portlaml Sold
SAN FKANCISt'O. June 10 The
Meivhants Kxchange here reported
the sale Of the steamer Portland. a
Pacific Coast grain vessel operating
for the past year in the Atlantic, to
be delivered in La Palice, France.
The Portland was owned by the
c.lole Milling & Grain Company, of
San Francisco, and was bought by
New York interests.
lewis Biver ligtfiu; Company Busy.
R1DGEFIELD, Wash., June 10.
The tie-loading plant belonging to the
Lewis River Boom & Logging comp
any, located on Lake River at Ridge
field, resumed operations for an in
definite run after being closed for
cvar two years. The reopening of this
plant gives errrployment to about 30
men, mostly from this place.
wholesale cost. Gasoline has been
as high as 24 cents here on week
days and 28 cents on Sundays. The
war was started when one af the deal
ers reduced the price to 22 cents
Touchtt, reached the Jail too late to
wait till the Judge returned, so the I
telephone was resorted to expedite
matters.
Kn Osier called up the Judge and
the latter read the complaint. charg-
Ing KnOSler with cohabitation Knos-
WOMEN AND MEN FACE JURY FOR MURDER
ler said "guilty" and Judge McKlnney
ald" lw nt -five dollars and costs."
and nuns up. KtloStsr paid his fine
lo the Sheriff and Judge McKlnney
Caught the train for Portland.
:t Hurt in Baker crush
BAKBR, ORB., June 10 Threej
parsons were injured when a motor-1
cycles crashed head on into a bicycle
at Court and Main streets M. Q,
shelton and Miss Luura Wood, whnj
was riding with him on the motorcyc-1
ClS, and Blmer Foyne.
were thrown to the pav
were badly bruised.
Foyne was most ser:
and is confined to nis
wheel was badly dating
motorcycle suffered sli-;
is said F'oyue was ridlm
side of the street.
the cyclists.
ment. and all!
lUsly Injured
home llisi
i'd, while die
ht damage. It I
on the wronL' i
2 Weil at t mniiiH'iicenHlil
SEATTLE, WASH. June 10. Public
marriage of two ex-students, perform
ed by Rev Alexander Peers, president!
of Seattle Paeifls College, was a feat-
'hone 455.
108 K. Alt
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Exclusive distributing depot in Pendleton for FALTS Sea Foods.
A Sensible Cigarette
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One Man Does Work of five
CANYON' CITY, ORB., June 10.
L, K. DeWolfe's sawmill timber crew
in Bear valley went on strike. The
spokesman demanded that Mr . De
Wolfe discharge a member of the
crew, Mr. DeWolfe refused, and five
of the crew struck. Now one of the
men is doing the work of five men.
German Vote Hdlion
AMSTKUHAM. via London. June 9.
I A Berlin dispatch states that the
Reichstag has passed the budget at
all stages.
The new war credit of 12,000,000.
000 marks has been adopted.
DO YOU SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE t
When your kidneys are weak ana
torpid they do not properly perform
their functions; your back ach s
and you do not feel like doing p:ui !i
of anything. You are likely to be
despondent and to borrow trtmbl
just as if yon hadn't enough al
ready. Don't be a victim any 1 n : -.
The old reliable medicine. Hood's
Sarsaparilla, gives strength and
tone to the kidneys and btti'ds up
the whole system. Get it today.
MexK-ans Are llangrd.
DEM ING, New Mexico, June 9.
Francisco Alvarez and Juan Sanchez
convicted of murder for participation
in the Columbus raid, were hanged at i
the Jail today here Neither exhibited I
the slightest emotion.
Collision sink French Ifc-r-trover.
PARIS, June f. The French de
stroyer Fantassin has been sunk in a
' collision. Her crew was rescued.
'flie Hani's Has Gasoline war.
TViK DALLES. ORE.. June 10
A gasoline war is on among the gar
ages and supply houses of The Dalles
and the price has dropped to 17 cents
which is said to lie 1 1-2 cents below
BLACKHEADS AND
You will like that
Chocolate
Ice Cream
at
Koeppen's
and its only
10c a dish
RED PIMPLES
All Over Face. Itched Very Badly
Until Could Not Sleep. In
About Two Months
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. June 10. 1
tine of the most unrque murder trial..
In the court annals of this state began!
today when six persons, three men
and three woman, faced Justice MoT
chauser, for the murder of Oregorio
Ceorge. at Dobbs Ferry, on January
15.
The six de'endants are:
Antoinette Gaorss, wife of the vic
tim, accused of instigating the erlinc
because o! . alleirec! infatuation for
another man
Mary Flgolio, sister-in-law of Mrs
Ceorge. who is alleged to have con
fessed Mrs. George forced her by
threats to obtain murderers to kill
George.
Kitty McCormick of Hoboben. who
is aCCUSSd of having ontained two men
to kill Georse.
William McXamara. of New York,
who is accused of the actual commis
sion of the crime
Adolph ltlso. who It Is charged, was
hired to work with McNamara. but
failed to do his part because his moth
er died and he remained at home
Vito Rlmonaa, the border in the
George home. who. It Is charged, con
spired with Mrs. George to kill George
and who was to produce laHi for th"
murderers. I
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