East Oregonian : E.O., June 13, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1916.
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ThratoniCo
The cash buyer geta the closest possible price, as he
should. The credit buyer pays what the accommodation
costs and that is usualy high enough to cover all the heavy
expenses of a credit system. We sell no goods on credit,
therefore we have no bad accounts for you to help pay.
Our cash plan and low running expenses make it pos
sible for us to sell goods at a smaller margin of profit than
the "regular stores." Call and inspect our up-to-date
tony id Meat Market
AUalKIA Ullto BUI I m tUoto tltt i - .
SEEK I0 ANNEX ANY IN EIRE SWEEPING j Thft syl0ht TiirP I
BIG SERBIAN AREA OIL COMPANY PLANT I liW j "q'b wwiw s
DID YOU EVER SEE SPORT STRIPES SO POPULAR AS THEY ARE NOW?
No you never did and you may never see them so popular another season so why not
buy that sweater, or coat, or suit, or skirt now while they are so popular. You
know you want one. Let us show you our complete line
i (mm appowi, OPVOMTION ! STANDARD COMPACT'S stoka,i:
i:dii: IN in m;.iu.n pak-
MAMK.nt TALKS.
In Interview He Declares Tliut Hi
Docs Not Look for ItreultiM; Ip of
tin- Serbian Kingdom; Only strategic
Positions Will Remain In tlw Hands
of Uie ( olUiiriiiM.
(By Carl W. Ackerman, United Press
Staff Correspondent
BUDAPEST, June 12. "I do not
look lor tin annexation of any large
111 II DIM. IS SWKIT
HKKCK III.UE.
SEATTLE, Wash.. June 13. One
man lost Ins life In a fire which de
stroyed the wharf of the Standard
Oil Company's storage plant at Rich
mond Beach. 16 miles north of Seat
tle, late josterday, -rising a loss es
timated at $50,000.
The fire waa caused by the explo. i
slon of an oil drum on the wharf, and 2
on ,
iiulckly enveloped the structure,
(art of Serbia by Austria-Hungary," i which was stored 1000 drums of oil.
declared Count Albert Apponi. oppo- Three men who Were working on the
sitlon leader In the Hungarian parila-1 wharf were forced to Jump Into the
mem. In an exclusive Interview grant-1 water when the flames swept the
d the Culled Press today,
"(inly strategic positions
pier. James Farmer, one of
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the
workmen, was drowned, but the other
two men succeeded In reaching Bhore. 1
For a time it was feared that the1
fire would spread to the huge oil lank I
Nail In Head 50 Yours.
DAWSON, Pa., June IS A four
penny nail, after being 50 yean In the
noad of Fred Siebert, Jr., came out
through the roof of his mouth. Mr.
Sietbrrt has suffered since he was 17
years Of age with constant headaches
and, despite nfedlca! skill, nothing
Ooald be done for ntm. His head
ache ceased when the bit of iron em
erged through the roof of his mouth
When 17 years old a piece of lum
I er fell on Selbert' head and caused
an ugly wound Later the wound
healed and the head pains became frequent.
Attorney Is Bankrupt.
NSW YORK. June 1J. Sued by
many creditors. Ilerbeyt L Roth, a
Lawyer with a large theatrlcul practice
filed a petition in bankruptcy recent
ly He gave liabilities of (17.236, as
sets (5395.
Robert W. Q 00 let Is named as a
creditor to the extent of $1248. oth
ers are William liruff, $120,000. and
ex-Sheriff JullUH Harburger. $250.
Among the onsets are these claims for
legal services Michael II. Leavltt and
estate of Abe Leavltt, $1000; Edward
Davis, of the (ireenroom Club. $2500,
and Arthur (I. lielamater, $S25.
must re
main In our hands.
Count Appunyl is often called thj
greatest statesman or Hungary." His
statement is Important not only be
cause it is the first public utterance,
by a leading statesman of the dual I
monarcny on tne uaiaan question, ut;,he flre gtarted lt was reportea under
because It gives the world Indication i control.
cf what Hungarians believe should be j Tm. Vxploalon which started the I
done with Serbia at the end of the;f,re js oeiieved tu have been cauged S
war. It is their men tnat Austria-,
in which thousands or barrels of fuel
ol and gasoline are stored, but the a-1 s
rival of two flrebnats from Seattle sav- 5
j ed the storage tanks. Two hours after ,
T IN OUR LADIES' SUIT DEPT.
You will find one of the prettiest lines of Lawn Dresses you ever
saw, and they are priced so low this year.
SPORT SKIRTS
T 1 1 ' I I 1 c SkO tfWl ln 811 fkA anI t V, mr am
rin an sizes anu colors, priceu imra iu x". ""-j "
tho verv latest in hp had
,
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CHILDREN'S WEAR
Make the little one happy and comfortable by buying a little hat.
a pair of shoes, or sandals, or a white pique coat.
Hungary should retain strategic po
sitions that will prevent the Balkans
from again kindling a world war
"I personally do not believe that the
Karageovltch dynasty which formerly
luled Serbia, should return," contin
ued Count Apponyi. "The Kerageo
llch rulers organized permanent con
spiracles against our safety, culmi
nating in the assassination at Sarajevo
of the Archduke Ferdinand, the act
that precipitated the war. We cannot
tolerate such rule again Futhermore
iiulgarla and Ureeoe must be con
structed into efficient powers. Bul
garia must ubtaln her rights in Ma
cedonia." Count Apponyi believes peace is not
far distant.
v spmitaneous combustion
TWO BAD HILLS WILL
SOON BE IN REPAIR
LA (iRANI)K m June 13 Ka- II
tne la and Wallowa hills, both of which S
: re persistently getting out of order
and for the past month have been In' 2
bad shape, are to be repaired at once is
11 the county court of Wallowa coun- II
ly lives up to agreement. On the ' 5
Kamela hill, which is In bad shape, 1 5
and which tourists cuss thoroughly, 2
there is to be a repair crew early next 2
week. It Is difficult to accomplish I
anything on that piece of road until 2
the weather is settled and the county 2
court now Is making arrangements to I
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
In this department we have one lot of about 200 shirts,
all sizes, all colors and ranging in price from $1.25 to
$8.50 and they all go at the one price f 1.10.
Come pick them over. In this lot you will find negli
gees, military and sport styles. Supply yourself for the
summer.
It surely is getting hot enough for that PALM BEACH
SUIT. We have them priced from ?7.50 to $12.00.
prosecute extensive repairs and main-
" Before there can tie effective steps tenance on that highway.
HEN'S SUITS
WHY PAY MORE?
Than Fifteen Dollars
When you can buy a suit of
high grade fabric, correct
style, and perfect fitting, for
only 915.00.
We specialize in suits at
$15, S13.50, 912.90.
911.90, 910.90 down to
96.90, and you get full valr
ue in every suit. Try a
POPULAR CASH STORE
SUIT and get more suit val
ue for your money.
TAILOR MADE SUITS 917 50 TO 950.00
Fit and Fabric Guaranteed.
MENS
FURNISHINGS
Cheer up. It won't be
long now. Open air,
Boating, Swimming, Fish
ing, etc., and when vaca
tion time does come you'll
need the Proper Clothes.
Right Style, Right Colors, Right Fabrics and Right Pri
ces. We're the right people to fix you up. Just for in
stance: Sport Shirts, 49c to $1.25; Athletic Underwear,
50c to $1.00 suit; Poros Knit and Honey Comb Union
Suits 59c to $1.00; Bathing Suits, 75c to $4.45; Tennis
Shoes, 85c; Fishing Boots, $5.85; Light Gloves 69c to
$1.50; Belts, 35c to 75c; Hose, 10c to 25c; Straw Hats
10c to $1.95; Neckwear 25c to 50c, in fact anything you
wish at right prices.
Popular Cash Store
WHERE IT PAYS YOU TO PAY CASH
lo bring peace, there muni be false
step. This period we are passing
through now. The success of media
tion does not hinge on the personal
ity of the mediator, but upon the spir
it in which mediation is offered.
"Those who have been considered
as possible peacemaker President
In Wallowa county, the big Wal-. I
Iowa hill has been in bad shape for
some time. A month or so ago the 2
county courts of the two counties 2
agreed to stand half and half of the '2
burden of the hill, the major portion E
of the historic incline being in Wal-' zt
.uid county since the readjustment ol I
Wilson, l'ope lienedic, the King of! the boundary line by the last leglsia-S
Spain and the yueen of Holland are ! sure. The Wallowa end of the agree-1 2
all welcome as peacemakers, provld- mem is probably getting ready toS
Ing they bring real fairness and Im-; make the much-needed repairs at once I 2
partiality and advocating terms which although the hill lias been dangerous ;2
can beaccepted without our renounc- in spots for some weeks
It Is probable that a man will be,s
put on the hill practically continuous-
ly, and the Kamela Mil will likely get I 2
IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
We have just received a shipment of new silks, both plain
and fancy. Also surf suitings in rose, white and green,
and a few sport stripes.
You surely want another pair of our No. 100 Guaran
teed Silk Hose at 91.00 the pair.
OUR UP-TO-DATE GROCERY DEPT. HAS FRESH FRUITS AND
IF THEY'RE IN SEASON YOU CAN GET THEM HERE.
VEGETABLES.
Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention.
on all Mail Orders.
We pay the postage 2
ing the MHHH) aims of defensive
warfare. That means that we must
have eflectlve guarantee for the future
safety of Europe
"There Is no doubt that we can
hold out until the coming harvest
Then the economic situation will be!
completely altered, making it evident
that we can not be starved into sur-
rendering. 1 do not think our ene-;
ALEXANDERS
much the same treatment.
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HUGHES WILL MARCH i NQRMAN MACK ASKS
FOR PREPAREDNESS j HUGHES QUESTIONS
WASHINGTON, June 13. Charles
Kvans Hughes promised to march In
mies any longer entertain hopes of lne preparedness parade to be held
I ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 13. Norman
E. Mack, democratic national com-
for New York. attacKea
taken, too, then the time will be ripe
peace."
! mitteeman
statement of acceptance and put sev
leral questions to the republican nom
I Inee.
u xr Vack's first two
MEASURE INCLUDES I 'he parade, to review it from a stand ;
ELECTRIC RAILROADS , " "X .7 -What wouid you do differently:
How would you run things Deuer
nn il-i.'V a -iiAj VI am i.)nv nM ..f , .... . .
' " . v.. ; nere. provided Dusiness does not tase . . .,, . . n.k., i hi
the the economic measures we have ,,, f ,. ,, ,h ,, ,h Position of Justice Hughes in his
.1,1.1 VM. V. IV"H Ull ...u. -
President Wilson, in response to an
invitation from the arrangements com
mittee, already has promised to head
ed the runlons. As the years went
by, naturally many ohis old follow
ers would cross to the great beyond,
but curiously enough, according to
the colonel's own statement there
seemed to be just as many of Mosby's
men at these annual gatherings a
generaUon after the civil war as ever
he had enlisted in his command at
the height of its numerical strength."
WASHINGTON. June 13 The su
preme court decided the federal safe
ly appliance regulations relating to
brakes applied to electric as well as
steam railroads operating in inter
state commerce in affirming a ver-
a.ci im ,,0uu . ,avr o, .gax r , j, WQuM
' ampnen, injureu muiorman 01 mo
BpOkaae a Inland Uallroad company,
who figured in a collision between
i-pokane. Wash., and Coeur d'Alene.
Idaho, In which Is persons were killed.
In front of the White House and later
to deliver an address on "America
First"
Tiie demonstration in which other
higher officials are expected to take
part, will be the principal feature of
ihe capital's celebration of Flag day.
me committee in charge of tne pa. i " . . i
.... . -,,,n if ,1'. I'll, .,,. iu,.o
lounv wnat line or r . . f
assigned to Mr ' other hand, was the pet candidate of
assigned to ur. wnQ put naUvity before
their Americanism."
Theft of ChM AIIcred.
SALEM, Ore., June 12 O. Croes&n
an itinerant junk dealer, was charged
with child stealing by B. 9. Martin, an
attorney of Salem, who swore oat a
criminal complaint before District At
torney Ringo.
Mr. Martin alleges that his son left
with the junk dealer several days ago
and has not returned home. He as
serts that Crosean coaxed the boy to
leave.
Ithan President Wilson has done?
"Mr. Hughes." Mack continues,
"says that he stands for an American
' ism that knows no ulterior purpose
for a 'patriotism that is single and
rade was uncertain toda
be
Hughes.
mistaken i
Bxtensive wstsrpower sites in Brit-
Uh Columbia are to be developed.
. k . . Then Mr. Mack
PARIS, June 13. The German Am-Questions:
. . , . , "Were these elements
I'ltssuui'i to .ain took luiicueoii in , - .
i . neil inc bbbuhuimi . - " ;
ma spprovva ioe ,duuiuvj
lustice Hughes
Which is hi
sincere attitude? His
Sturdy Muscles
need the balance of keen
brains and steady nerves.
All three depend largely upon selecting food thai
contains the certain elements that each organ requires.
Grape-Nuts
a delicious food
made of whole wheat and malted bariey, is a splen
didly balanced ration, and includes the vital mineral
salts phosphate of potash, etc. so frequently lack
ing in the usual dietary.
Grape-Nuts comes ready to eat with cream or gooti
milk;has delightful flavor; is easily digested, and
highly nourishing a wonderful builder of body, brain
ami nerve energy
"There's a Reason'
Grocers everywhere sell Grape-Nuts
Ihe ral palace In Madrid.
Advices to the Havas News Agency I son
from Madrid contained this informa
Ha
I silence when these elements were:
-t booming him for the nomination or I
I 1 i nnn,n,a,d ..-trlr,tlm llOW !
j ins iraini iwiiippi,. .-... -j
that the nomination has been achieved?
"Wh:it does he imply or charte
1 when he says that he stands for "An
Americanism that knows no ulterior
purpose? -"Whom
doe
purpose?
Is he hitting at President Wilson
of ex-President Roosevelt? What
I would Mr. Hushes do to maintain the
rights of American citiiens that the
president has not done?
"Would he declare war on Oer
inany or England or both?
"Would he Intervene in Mexico?"
he accuse of ulterior
I, an- Colonel Particular.
WASHINGTON. June 13. "The
late Colonel John B. Mosby differed
from many military men. in thut in
stead of being pleased at being given
n higher designation than he was
properly entitled to the conferring of
the hiffher title was extremely obnoxi
ous to htm," remarked, Henry D. Host
of Norfolk, Va.. at the Raleigh. "Peo
ple th thought to please him by call
ing him general instead of finding fa
vor Invoked upon themselves the re
entment of the old partisan chief.
'I never was a general sir.' I heard
him once say with ureal warmth to a
young Virginian who thus addressed
him. 'I am Colonel Mosby. and 1
never attained any higher rank than
colonel, so please don't call me jien
eral.' "As brave a spirit as ever lived, the
old warrior was full of eccentricities
One of his peculiarities was his per
sistent declination to attend any ol
the reunions of Moshy's men He
I robahly gloried in the fact that tl. M
reunions were held, but no amount
of persuasion could get him to b
present. He used occasionally to in
dulge in a little grim humor regard
ing the muabcr of those who attend-
,
Bfa Make th 'sayres" Store your
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K'WJ wasn ooods
tfif nln''nr season's most popular "tub
m SMSiy I foods" on display. Bverv 8
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TNTseO.lU Summer Dress. Come and S
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t r MtpV VI? T Vv Pencnced salespeople help B
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