East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 13, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1916. EIGHT PAGES MOUNTAIN Your Wants I! I! s i I I : POTATOES cap JUST IN FROM WESTON MOUNTAIN No better Potatoes to be had this late in the season. potatoes that are full of dry rot are high at any Mountain potatoes cost more and are worth Order early: only a limited supply on hand. 100 Pounds, Full Weight $2.00 Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St Infant itaiurtatci Die Kvelyn M Kdmnnd, infant Ikamtbusr i Horn. A baby nirl was ti lor of Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Kdmnnd. at KlveraU to Mr. died yesterday afternoon. It was only ' Spencer Oolllns one day old The funeral was held this afternoon at 1 o'clock M tht ltrown chapel. rn this and Mr: morning : Henry ,1 lias Maehtamri In-ialled. H. i5. Blydenstein has completed Installing machinery In the Will Moore office for the hlemllne of floui Into a self-rising pastry flour. He Wtti also make a dietary flour to place upon the market. splcrniaii is Improve! Marked Improvement is still being noted in the condition of George Spier man, the colored man shot through the body last week. Mis ultimate re covery is predicted. Uncut DUmw -uit Pp. The divorce suit of Kose llogert vs W. i). Itosett came up this afternoon lit the circuit court at 2 o'clock, it Is understood that there will be no con test as the property rights have been settled by stipulation. Three Div tcrnoo Ing ca M. V. W don tn Divorcei Granted. ices were granted yesterday af 1 to the plaintiffs in the follow es Alice M. K. Turley v. Dr. Turley; Mary Boohtr Schriinpf K Schriinpf, and Uiurette tior Klmer A. Stanton. Whether it be for the wife, husband, son or daughter can be had here for a substan tial saving. Remember our 125 store buying power. We pay cash, thereby secur ing our merchandise at the lowest price. At this store you pay for only what you purchase. You pay for no bad accounts, no bookkeeping, no delivery expense, no in terest on borrowed money, all of which a store doing a charge business adds to the selling price of their merchandise. Men's Holts ate, 49,. WIIIUmum sliming Snap, mke , C Men s silk Hats 4fio, 9c. Wen's Panama Hats $X.I, $4.50 Men's lutO t aps use 11. v. n. Union suits use Poena Knit Union suits 89c Men's Union Suits Thrrv St vita hi, Men's Work Glovei . . Men's Blue Serge suits Illl llc, .(). $12.50. $1 1.T5 Children's KiiIkmi Shirts. liltc or nru 'Jfio uuuvth Waists ihv t.lrls' Union Suits, ages S in HI 25o Children's Silk Hose Ms Children'! White silk socks, colored uiw . Me UmIIcs' Itiiiigalou Aprons gc Ladles' Now House KrcweN II 8c Turkish Towels, per pair Me, 3c, 49c. ljulle-' White Voile Waists use Ladles' Muslin skirts inc. title. 9Kc. $1.11). si. 9 Suit to Collect. The llurkee Mercantile Co. has brooghl suit in the local court against i.i.sepn . Lang Tor judgment (01 Young lly lu.iiircd. MIS.SO, interest and (IS attorn! Miss Grace Maggart. living at 5 1 T fees, alleged to be due on a promts Garfield street, suffered a severe In- scry note. Htndman A l'ackwood ol jury to her right arm this morning Laker are plaintiff's attorney, when she fell from a porch, it was reared the arm was broken but an examination by Dr. 1, u vealed that no bones were fractured GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. Votiee of Payment of Otj af Pendle ton Improvement Bonds. Notice la hereby given that City sf Pendleton Improvement Boada Ne. 4, Series H. and Noa. 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, 1 9 IS, Dated June 7, 1910 LEE MOORHOUSE. Treasurer, City of Pendleton. By Wm. Mickelsen, Deputy. shi Pelts hast. E K. Averill this morning boxed and shipped to the biological survey at Washington D. C three large boxes containing about Too pounds of pelts and hides taken by trappers under his .-upervision from coyotes, skunks, bob cats and other predatory animals. Convict's Wire ks lii... 1... Temple re- AIU-I-, ,h. w ,,,, , ' (lilman, was convicted last January of u felony in this county and sentenced to the penitentiary. Rose Oilman has hrought suit for a divorce through her attorneys. Will XL Peterson and B A. Newberry. Former Pastor Hon-. Rev. Q, U Hall, former pastor of the local Haptlst church, arrived on No. 17 today from Minneapolis where he had been attending a convention. He is enroute to hia home at Marsh vield and will visit his cousin, M. B. Whitford. while here CAVALRY ROUTS BANDITS, '"THE most popular drink atatorium Open. It Is announced by H J Taylor, ol the council natatorlum committee, that commencing tonnrrow the Nata torium will be open during each after noon and all day on Saturdays and Sundays. The water is now becoming 1 warmer and there Is .1 strong demand to have the pool in uae. Officials chosen will take office Octo Utile Child Dies. her - and immedlatelv establish a clv- Carl Steunkel. seven year old SOR . fl government, of Mrs. James Steuenkel of Grease- Wood, five miles west of Adams, died sv A"Tutr th. n v YOU CAN DO BETER AT WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW (Continued from page one.) 1 in Pendleton yesterday morning at his home lowing a long illness. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o' clock at the home of Mrs Anna Ja comson of Ureasewood. .1 ne 1 - H i r fol. I . . . " - " . wimui j, 1 1 1 i 1 . 1. 1 V from the e;ist, will be rushed to Eagle Pass, which has become a notbed of anti-American activity, Funston an-nounced. '1 - W" IT HAS THE "PEP" Refreshing Invigorating Non-Intoxicating In a class by itself as a summer drink for men, women and children Mower Thieves Busy. Councilman H. J. Taylor is mourn ing the lofts of a beautiful rose he was planning to enter in the rose show contest Thursday. It was growing In his parking and the entire top of the hush was stripped several nights ago. It Is reported a similar depredation was committed at the Eggers home nearby. AMERICAN HEADQU ART ER S. Mexico, June 13. Three and perhaps more, Mexicans were killed and sev eral wounded when Captain Retheret'a cavalry detachment overtook and routed the remnant of Cervantes band early yesterday. No Americans were injured. The Mexicans attempted to ambush the Americans In a heavily wooded 1 canyon 20 miles northeast of Santa Wants Road Strawed. elara. The cavalrymen du,molmted That straw should be used on the and ,,urprl8ed the bandits on the flank road between Echo and Pendleton Is, The Villistas kept up a heaw fire for the belief of P P. Vanceil, a traveling a few mnutes. but broke and fled man. who was here last evening. Ac-iwhen ,h( jmBH,.nn. r,,hri ,hm jThe troopers followed so rapidly that they prevented the bandits from Mr and Mrs. C. M. Stype and Mr ! and Mrs. PTiink Scribner spent yester-1 day on a fishing trip on Birch creek Monday the Maccabees with their, officers and guard team went down to Echo to put on the lodge work for the Echo Maccabees. The Echo la dies proved themselves royal enter- j tainers. The trip was made In a big auto truck. This afternoon the en tire Maccabee lodge will be entertain ed at the C. F. I'anlel home In the country. J A. Akers of Corvallla Is at the St. George. J. It. Chapman of Milton was here yesterday. Ben Ettelson. well known traveling man. is In Pendleton. Alex McKenzle wag over from Walla Walla last evening. Mr It Alexander has returned I home after a visit in Portland, .Mr. and Mrs. ('. S. Evans have re turned from a visit to the Kose Festival. W. D. Powell, traveling passenger agent of the Great Northern, Is here today. L. C. Lens of Spokane, head of the Pendleton Roller Mills, spent the weekend here. Misses Pearlee Rankin and Ross returned yesterday from a Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. a T Dr. R. B. Robbi ns t ; DENTIST !! 18-20 Judd Bldg., Cor. ', ', Court and Main Sts. Den- 0 HafrfV rtf hnat minister the latest painless meth ods. Evening and Sunday by appointment. Telephone 229 On Draught and in Bottles at Following Resorts: ''onner's Cigar Store. Billy's Place Coutts & McDevitt The Crescent Round-Up 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. cording to Mr. Vanceil he has observ ed the use of straw on roads else where and he is satisfied that such treatment will be of great benefit on the Echo road. Sold to the 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. Wholesale jmd City Brewery. Family Trade. Telephone 52S Art Acord Injured. Art Acord, popular Round-L'p star of the fight. and motion picture actor, was injur-1 ed last week according to the follow ing item in this week's "Motion Pic ture World:" Art Acord, who is known in Mutual films as a great cowboy, was slightly Injured last : week when he was pitched from i bucking broncho." Acord's wife. ad- ; ith Sterling, is starring i na film be ing SBOWft in Pendleton today reaching their horses or supplies. They escaped into the woods and rocky canyons, leaving 24 horses and their rifles and ammunition behind. There were about 10 men on each side Paving Plant Bought. OREGON CITT, June 12. Tho county court has ordered the purchase of a paving plant from the Columbia Digger company for 1800. The plant has been used lor the last two weeks in Improving the Oregon City-Park-place road under the direction of raving upennien'ient Worswlck and i Kuadmaster Hoots Besides the mix ing plant the county secures five dump wagons and other minor eouiu- stason will be held tomorrow at PI I rn.nl with the purchase. lot Kock. However, most of the large First Wool sale Tomorrow. The first formal wool sale of the K. KLLF.VT PROGRAM. .,,,,1111,1111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111111111111111111111111111'- i,"n"""" tt expected iravPTOK II, GLASSES 11. THE ONLY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL clips of the Pilot Kock country have been sold at private sales, leaving only about 300.000 In small clips yet to be turned over to the buyer. Only two buyers. E. J. Burke and Charles I collecting the flowers: ngei. are nere today but others am Smith. Mrs Roy Bishoo Mrs. Gideon tonight. The next sale date I Brown. .Miss Vera Temtile Mrs. t. (Continued trum page one-1 I Miss Beth I Rose visit to the Rose festival. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Vancill motored up from Portland yesterday. Mr. Van till is a traveling salesman. Glen Scott, well known young far mer, returned yesterday from Port land. He made the trip In his car. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson of Range arrived yesterday by auto from Portland. They spent the night here. E. M. Jones of Garfield, Wn and Antonette and Anna Holzer and Ka therlne Spamer of I'nlontown. Wn., arrived In Pendleton by auto yester day and spent the night. Miss Ruth Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. R. Neal and L. A Prescott of La Grande composed an auto party passing through here last night enroute home from the Rose Festival. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wright of Unl on and Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Wright 'of Portland were among the motor ! ists spending the night at the Hotel 1 Pendleton enroute hack from the Rose I Festival. Mail oarrior shot Dead. ENGLAND, Ark., June 13. lie is at Heppner Saturday. .Sturgis, F E. King, A. J. McAlllater and Henry Taylor. I Got sttlorocnt Out of Gypsi"-. This committee will report at Ea- ''hief of Police T. B. Gurdane and i gle-Woodman hall at 9 a. m., where Officer Harry Edwards yesterday af- sections will be indicated by the I ternoon overtook the Gyps? band, one chairman of the committee. of whose number was accused of steal- I Ail residents who will donate flow- Silr.g I10.2.J from a local Filipino, near era for the purpose of decorating the Kaxe. The accused woman was not S with the band, having taken another S route to Athena, but the man at the Z Iliad of the party showed a ready Wll Ijlingneal to return the inone;. and pay jthe costs of the pursuit and a settle iment was made upon that basis. Urn-tart Mm . . ...V . I I -; hapi I turned out in the state. ! I it M ill Go to A. A. C. Meet. Chester Fee, captain of the Uni- i varsity of Oregon track team and per. the most versatile athlete ever arrived home S'iast night He was among the grad II Dates at the university but may go S east to school next year. He intends 1 1 Working during the summer on his E father's ranch In the south end of the I Bounty and in September will go to E Newark, N. J., for the great A. A. 1" S tra':k and field meet as a representa S 'tlve of Multnomah club of Portland hall will kindly hi lecttd by 9 o'cloc the collection by h (cloth) in front t the uutos will sic Flowers exhibited displayed by the the flowers col- ik and will indicate hanging a white flag Of the house where op to receive them , for prizes must be owners. The "Flower Girls- will supply each guest with a bouquet to be worn dur ing the evening. The rollowing have been appointed: IJianche Furnish, Marguerite Phelps, Gertrude McCdn nell, lieulah Smith, Vera Temple, Irene Sprecknagle, Helen and Hazel Koch, Mrs. T. M. Henderson. Misses olive Gwinn and Helen Johns have been added to the com mittee on decoration. Mrs. George HartnUUi has been named as one ol tlie Judges to supply Of E. J. Summer- cause he thought his wife fas receiv ing letters from another man, St.v Ashcraft shot and killed a rural mail carrier, his wife and then himself. Witnesses at an inquest said that Ash craft. who was a farmer. 40 years old had ordered Edward A. Davis, a mall carrier, not to deliver any mall to Mrs. Ashcraft. from whom he was separ ated. As Davis was placing mail In the box of a farm where Mrs. Ashcraft was staying Ashcraft shot and killed hfm; then found Mrs. Ashcraft and killed her. and finally blew off the top Of his own head. Marian Iamocrt Threatened Suicide. WAI'KEGAN, June 13. That Ma rian Ijimhert threatened to kill her self a few days before she was found dead In Helms' woo'ds was the testi mony of Josephine Davis. Marian'. closest chum at the trial of Will Or pet for Marian's murder. Royal M. Sawtelle Since 1887. I The I Store 4 t HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT Two More Surrender Llccns. Mayor George Done and Fred Moes j of Pilot Hock, yesterday afternoon en- lered pleas of guilty to charges of Itching fish under the limit and were i fined (25 each and costs by Justice .M'i'.eynolds. Each surrendered his fishing and hunting license and turn S4 OTSf his fishing tackle. Neither can fish or hunt during the remainder of I he year and their tackle will be sold by the state Only two of the men arrested ror latching undersized fish, M. A Sturtevnrit and F. O Raskf, I i arc not plea sad guilty. Mrs, .James Purnll Owen are a Miami matt, All displays der by 12 noon. The and Mrs. A. J. lee on arrange hould be In or judges will have completed the swards by 2 p. m., .Inn the ball will be opened to the public. Everyone has been asked to bring a little piece of silver along to help put on the show, a. though no admis sion charges will be made. If each will contribute his share of roses and honor the association by being present, the rose show will be an annual affair and do much to de velop rose culture and civic better ment . For Salo or Trade. Six room, modern bungalow, re stricted district, clear, gnrage, price IS500. Also 5 room modern bunga low, clear. $4B00. Will consider Pen dleton property or Improved acreage ro-ar by of same value that is clear. No Inflated values considered. Jno. W. Itunnage, 601 Amer. Nat Hank Illdg. San Diego, Cat. 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