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PAGE EIGHT PAHA BAST ORE.GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 12. 1916. EIGHT PAGES I - : OYSTERO Oyster Broth Powder Made from fresh whole oysters with only the moisture evaporated by vacuum. Each bottle of oysters will make one pint or more of oyster soup. SPECIAL Per Bottle 10c Steero Bouillon Cubes, per box 25c. Complete line of Campbell's and Snider's Soup. Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two Phones. 28. 823 Mam St Marriage . co-c Issued. A marriage license was issued Sat urday (,i Edward A. Marknen and Ida Rauhala. New Tudor at Itonds. A Lindgren, a Chicago tailor o( Ions experience, has arrived to take a position at Bond Bros. Hetiiru from liUege. Miss Zella Thompson and Joe Oolesworthy. both of whom have been attending the I'niverslty of Washing ton, arrived home this "morning for the summer on the N. P, train. en a ten day Jail sememe. Thorough ly Intoxicated by alcohol, he was pick ed up Saturday night bj Officer Scheer. whom he fought all the way to the station. There he continued the fight and had to be clubbed by Of ficers Bo hear and Nash before he would submit The act inn recorder happened to be present at the time and needed no other evidence. Throe liny Kord. T. B. Simonlon of Adams 1 chased a ford touring car Hound -up city Auto Co. and S. i Jackson and G. V lleeman have pur chased roadsters. Oil Old Soldiers Vie Invited. The local Iodise of Klks is inviting all members of the (i. A. H. and ot the Spanish War Velerans to attend the Flag Day exercises which the loin will hold on Wednesday evening of this week. The exercises will be gin at s o'clock. GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. Notice of Payment of City of Pendle ton improvement Bonds. Notice is hereby givea that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds No. 4, Series H. and Nos. 3 and 4, Series P. will be paid upon presentation there of to the undersigned at the American National Bank, Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon. Interest on said bonds ceases July 1. 191. , Dated June 7, 1916 LEE MOORHOUSE, Treasurer. City of Pendleton. By Wm Mlckelsen, Deputy. Hetiiru from Bear Hunt. Marion Jack arrived home this morning from the south end of the country where he had been on a bear hunt. Fred Moes of Pilot Rock was one of the party and Col. J H. Raley was also with them tor a few day They found no bear but bagged a bob cat Saturday. Wliisfcoy to Be Destroyed. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock sheriff Taylor will turn 52 gallons of whiskey into the gutters in front of the office of Justice of the Peace Parses. This is the liquor seized in the Harris lodging house last Febru ary by the sheriff and over which a legal battle was fought. I ndergoes operation. Roger Weiss. who works 'tot Charles Bloom, yesterday underwent an operation at St. Anthony's hospitU lor acute appendicitis Girl Held in Juvenile Court. Lillian liarrett, the girl arrested last week at Froewater on n chart of issuing bad chocks, has been turn ed over to the juvenile authorities. HABIT Is something that grows on you day by day and can't seem to stop, of trading at The Golden Rule Store and you'll save money. Get the HABIT Infants' White Skirls . . I He, 2.V. We, Sc. f. 4 Infanta' White Drome., . SSc, hho, ssi.ih, si.uh MI.m's' While Dresses., Utfc . St. 49, Sl.ttH S2.S8, H Isms' Muslin lauts (k lite, Mc Mlsora' princess sliiw 79e Mlvsc' Muslin (iowns Se. 8itc Misses' Muslin Petticoats 25c, IVr Misses' White Hone 12 l-2c, 25c MisM-s I'nlon Suite 25e, 4e Ladles' slivi b.s c-ts . . ,5c. 8 l-3e, (H- to Ittc YOU CAN DO BETER AT Boys' Hoys' Dojra Boys' Hoys' J. C. Penney Co. nc Union suits 2.V. I'm Overalls 2.V. I So StH'ks Sc. Shirts 2.V. SSf. lor Srt shirts 4Sc Men's shirts and lirout-r 2.1o, 45o Men's I ni. 11 Suits 4So Men's Summer BhoM SI. IS. SI.6W, fl.SS UnlliV W hite Canvas SlliMi-x, rulilsT sades S1.4S ladies' White Canvas s1Ihts. high I ice I si JS WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Takes PooUloa in KuM. Harry Siebert. son of Mr. and If rl loan Siebert. left Saturday for Sehne study. N. Y.. where he has been given! an engineering position He only re cently completed his engineenn, course at 0. A. C. W. C. T. I . W ill Meet The members of the W C. T. U. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Baptist church when the following departments will be con ducted "Temperance instruction in the Schools" and "Mother's Meetings." ROBERTSON TO ACT AS BRITISH ARMY CHIEF 1 refused to work unless granted more lay. Other letters are to the effect ' that It Is very difficult to hire crew I for the pay uuthnrlied. I Mr. ltedfleld states that it will b necessary to grant an Increase of If POT month to each person ot the i lighthouse vessel crews if the serv I Ice la to bo allowed to proceed. For I this purpose he asks an appropriation of 150.000 In addition to the 11,000, C00 already estimated on the annual book of estimates for 1917. Vatatorlum Is Opened. Despite the coldness of the water, uuite a number of local young people took a plunge yesterday Into the swimming pool at Round-up Park, which was formally opened for the BeaSOn yesterday None, however, lingered very long in the water. THE most popular drink in Pendleton Will Report at Once. El F, Averill, northwest predatory animal inspector, has notified Stan ley (. Jewett, appointed last week as his assistant, to report at Pendleton at his earliest convenience. Mr. Av erill now has more than 70 hunters employed and the work of his office will require the full time of himself and assistant. 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 Following Resorts: ''onner's Cigar Store. Hilly's Place Coutts & McDevitt The Crescent Round-l'p Pool Hall W. W. Hoch Bungalow Pool Hall The Charles Co. Gritman's Cigar Store. Served at the Following Cafes. St. George Grill Quelle Cafe. Surrenders License; Pays Fine. Beforfr Justice of the Peace Parkes this morning Lyman G. Rice pleaded guilty to catching fish under six inches in length ana was fined $25 and costs He also surrendered to Deputy Warden Tonkin his fishing and hunting license for the year to gether with his rod, line, reel, basket and hooks in accordance with the state law. Hkxpd President of Veterinarians. Dr. C. W. Lassen, local veterinari an, arrived home yesterday from Cor Valllfl where he attended the annual meeting of the Oregon State Veteri nary Medical association of which he was elected president. He has been vice-president. The meeting was held on Friday and Saturday. E. L. Pot ter of the Oregon Agricultural Col lege came up with Dr. Lassen ana went on through to La Grande. ; Spiermnn Has Uood Chance. The condition of George Spierman, the colored man shot last week by C, E. nunyan, is such today as to warrant the belief that he will recover from his wound According to the physlciaai he has rallied in fine man ner and unless unexpected develop ments ensue, will recover. ;.vis,v Hols. Filipino. A warrant was issued this after noon fur the arrest of a Gypsy woman on a charge of stealing $1.25 from the pockets of Alfred Taberrilla. a Filipino. The woman had asked the nan for a match and succeeded in Picking his pockets very deftly. Chief of Police Tom Gurdanc took the trail to the Gypsy band this afternoon up the Wild Horse. fnnnnnans m nsi WMMiirmi ..v.- Kg VISCOUNT r-lItMER. SEEK TO GET 1000 MEMBERS I'M ATILLA COUNTY (itK)D ROADS ASSOCIATION ADOPS SIX . RAX AT MEETING. Sold to th family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up. quarts or pints. We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, PORT-0 and PEND-O. Brewed and bottled by Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. City Brewery. Wholesale xnd Family Trade. Telephone 528 Fish Not Biting Good. Though yesterday gave indication of being a fine day for angling, many of those who were out all day with hook and line report poor luck. Geo. Hartman. James Bowler, Max Hopper and Louis Badeaux composed one par ty going, up Meacham creek and they had little success. W. C. McKlnney, Lyman Rice and Brooke Dickson were in another party and they made but a small catch. Jim Carroll and Ed Baker were on the fame i reek and re port similar luck. "A membership of one thousand" is the slogan adopted Saturday after noon at a meeting of the old Uma tilla County Good Roads association held in the Commercial club rooms. Plans were discussed for making the organization a live, active and ef fective good roads association and it was agreed that a large membership is one of the prime essentials. It was also planned to appoint a vice presi dent from each community of the county to look after the work for the good roads needs of his particular locality. Another meeting will be held next Saturday at which time the plans will be taken up more fully D, H. Nel son is the new president of the orga nization and .1. O. Hales is secretary. There is a possibility of a political struggle in England In the naming ol the successor to Lord Kitchener us secretary of state for war. It Is prob able thaL Gen. Sir William Kobertsou Present chief of stuff, will continue to act In that capacity under a civili an head. Viscount Milner prominently men-1 tloned as the successor to Kitchener. Is an empire builder. Born In 1861. he devoted himself lo Journalism un der Morley and Stead and began his public career under Lord Goshen. As governor of the Cape of Good Hope during the lioer war, he was bitterly criticised by the Liberals for the part he played with Chamberlain and Cecil Rhodes. As a testimony to his work I ir. South Africu he was presented With an address in 1906, signed by over 37u,o0o names. Like A.quith, Milner is a I'.alliol man. Mil vJSEj jjS i I SHORT CUIAMGE MEN. (Continued from page on..) Sheriff W. 0, Henderson at McMlnn I vtlle vvhero the circus played of the manner in which people were, treated ; here In order that they might bo on their guard I The circus go, to Pendletoo oa June 14. VmmuD GUMS GROUND ANDFITlfO-ItHSIS DDPilCAHD AMI ...CAN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. - I'tNDlMON ORE Pmoni 609 S,tjA?V ROBERTSON Would Mediate In strike. PORTLAND, Ore., June 11 The ngshoremen's union today attempted to mediate In the steamboat men's ! strike They called a meeting of em I plovers and strikers this afternoon. ' Since the longshoremen returned to work they have been compelled to re fuse to handle freight coming from the river steamers because non-union labor Is employed there They also be lieve that mediation In the steamboat ! strike will help a final settlement id nwn difficulties with the shippers. Plunketlfl Expelled From Ireland. LONDON, June 12. Count and ountess Plunketl. who were arrested early last month shortly after th. suppression of the Irish rebellion, were released from custody and or dered to leave Dublin, according to a ''entral News dispatch from Dublin ! Thtee sons of Count Plunkett j (George Noble Plunkett I were Impli cated In the Irish revolt, one of them Joseph Plunkett. was executed, and death sentences on the two others. George and John Plunkett were coin-muted. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. LIGHTHOUSE TENDER MEN ARE WANTING MORE riimilllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Fighter (Jets Heavy Sentence. Because he put up a strong fight ' against arrest, J. W. Stevenson was this morning given a heavy sentence by Acting Bocordor John Hailey. Not Only was he fined 2!S but he was glv- The Arkansas state capltol Is now j .llumlnated by flood lighting, the In Hallatlon being made by the Llttlef Rock Railway & Light Company. It I" said to be the first state capltol in the countr to be lighted In this man ner. The entire exterior of the build ing is covered with Tight from thirty r.OO-kilowatt units. Fall On Pick Fatal. WALDO. Ore., June 10. J. P Grant, 65. a prospector, Is dead asj the result of a fall from a scaffold at1 the Moore place near here. He fell f upon a pick, which penetrated hlsi breast, and death ensued within a few minutes. He was burled at thei cemetery In Kerby. WASHINGTON', June 12. That a somewhat serious Situation has arisen with reference to the pay of (he crews j of lighthouse vessels is made appar ent In a letter to Secretnry of the Treasury McAdoo from William C ltedfleld. secretary of commerce, wlthj this letter are copies of letters an.li telegrams from Inspectors at various! points along the Atlantic and Pacific Dr. R. B. Robis DENTIST 18-20 Judd Bldg., or. Court and Main Sts. Den tistry of best quality using the latest painless meth ods. Evening and Sunday by appointment. Telephone 229 Ullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIUIIIIIIIU I If llllt Illi 1 1 III I IIIM VKYPTOK II. GLASSES IV THE ONLY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL I GERMANS ADMIT ONE DREADNAUGHT LOST IN NORTH SEA BATTLE 1 1 1 , eaeanesi h seeseai M''$W: A i2"T -JUi TV. - J Royal M. Sawtelle Since 1887. iw'l j r The I HALLMARK Store J CEiBMAr'' BATTIESHJP WESTJAtEM. I 1 J II The Cermari admiralty has admit- beam, and 28 feet deep, and was cap-llbre. She was also fitted with six II- II ted that the dreadnaught Westfalen able of a speed of JO 4 knots un hour, j onch topredo tubes. j E was among the (ierman fighting ships She carried a complement of !61 j The Westfalen was of the Nassau 5 I E I' st In the North Sea battle. men. She was equipped with twelv e j type, and was built at Hreinen In 1 5 M I The Westfalen fHinlSO.il iv.ris; ti-inoh (UBS, twelve r,.J Inch guns,l!l09. She cost approxiinutelc $10, -IS - ton She was ISI (Sat long. SS feet and a number of pieces of :mller cal- oun.fiOO. I ,. Used exclusively byis .UAiIlftj.m the Ford Motor Mil UAUlUdlVb rat?rPia service to your and service advantage etntirtno wlin . .. 1. 1 . we sell Butte lb ueai for Ford cars. Fords lo Bkll only. we repair Fords only. we store Fords only. we know how Fords should be cared foY you get this know ledge. Extra parts always here. 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