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PACE FIGHT
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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 11. 1916.
Coin Glow
Hi GRADE COFFEE
Roasted and packed by Chase & Sanborn of
Boston and Chicago.
A new blend just received. The name
Chase & Sanborn on the can guarantees the
quality.
In sealed cans.
Steel cut.
1 pound can
3 pound can
45c
$1.25
GRAY BROS
GROCERY CO
'QUALITY"
I Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St.
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Daughter la Born.
A daughter was bom yesterday to
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Prakes of this city.
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the state. He proposes te
hill and, if it meets with hi
will support it actively.
ill t Hospital.
Mrs U V Henderson is at St. An
thony's hospital recovering from an
operation.
sso iatol Charities Meeting,
A regular meeting of the Associated
Charities will he held it o'clock this
owning at the clt hall.
This store is showing a large assortment of Toile de Nord and Quality Ginghams;
also Percales, Cotton and Woolen Blankets, Comforters, Shoes, Aprons, Breakfast
Suits, etc. Many customers are taking advantage of the new arrivals and supplying
their early fall wants.
f.ir
"Lefty" Making Good. Ulendg Buynfal Ootevention.
Clyde ' lfty" Schroeder, former L. G, Frailer, proprietor of the
Pendleton twirler. Is now with the leal book store, lert la.st night
Butte team of the Northwestern ! Portland to attend the convention ol
League and Sunday won his second buyers in that city.
start from Spokane, S to 3. He al- i
lowed nine hits Warmest hay ol Month.
Today is the warmest day Pell"
siionid wet Down Knots. dlton hai experienced tins month.
When burning stubble In vacant lota This afternoon at S :tQ the official
or along parkings, residents should thermometer recorded 96, Yesterday
thorn ittly wet down near-hy shingle : the maximum was only st.
roofs. Fire Chief, Ringold declared ,
this morning At this time of year. Hospital Kmnlova Hun
McNamee and Bridget ilen-
ihe chief said, not too much cautlot.
i'iiii be taken to guard against fires.
WId VWl Hunters
Stanley Q, Jewett of the local of-
Flee of the Biological Survey, left this
morning for I'nion. Ttaker and Wal
town counties, where he will visit thu
overument predatory animal nui.t-
Petei
noa BOta natives of Ireland and hoth
employed at the Eastern Oregon State
Hospital, took out a permit to many
yesterday afternoon.
ambric Lining Be
Black Sateens lOc, IS !---. ISO, -t
Table linens '.'.v. me. lie, use. Il.la
Colored Table I. incus '-.V, io
l inen Suiting! I lie. MO, 'Me
Plain Buck Toweling . .. 10c, li -ac. 18c, is.-
Table Padding tte
White Gaaae 5c, I -4c, s i-:lc
MOSOnitO Net ti I -If
Seco silk, nil colon
I'iin-
llle
lOe
l-le
Ilk'
l-go
(iirialn ss
NalMMgg
India I iliieus 6
l.i on; (loth
White Onilng Flannel 8
Diaper cloth, in yard piece s,
Table on ( loth, white and colon 20
Crlnetta 8 i-s
Serpentine Crepea i.v
indor l'll-so (dainty white cnH) I'd
You Can
Do Better
1
J. C. Penney Co. Inc.
We Lead,
Other
Sells
aj n
bungs
ers now stationed there and investi-1 Charles
Vorth side Residence.
A Simons n.is sold her
it Mil Ralej street to
Cell of Adams and she and
.(fate predatory ar.liiial conditions n her .laughter. Miss rtkalyn Kinnian.
general. i have nuoed into the 1.0
i men's.
Small iissoline lire.
A fire alarm was
DOW apart-
turned In from (UM
GO TO THE
St. George Grill
when you want a good
steak.
35c Merchants Lunch
Served Daily.
Freight for Alaska Offers.
SEATTLE. July 11 Seattle shippers
were notified that the government
has 3 '100 tons of engines, care, steam
shovels and other equipment assem
bled at Balboa and would like pro
posals from vessels passing through
the Panama canal to pick up the lot
and bring It to this port or deliver It
at Anc horage
Box 13 last night about 8:30 and the
truck hastened to the independent
Garage where gasoline about the ser
vice station in the street had taken
fire. The flames had been extin
guished by the time the firemen arriv.
ed.
- Dismissed.
The case of the IHirkei
Co. vs. Joseph V. Lang h
minted from the circuit c
Judge Phelps is busy no
lng the docket and
for trial. Today he
Mercantile
s been dis
urt docket.
In clean-
preparing eases
has been listen
ing
to
arguments on demurrers
Cording to Kansas.
Mr and Mrs. W. Green and son.
N. P Green of Portland, arrived in
The equipment is to be 'Pendleton this morning in their Ford
used on the Alaska railroad. The en route overland to Kansas City,
shipment must be dispatched from They left home on Saturday but en
Balboa before October 1 In order to countered some extremely bad roads
insure delivery' at Anchorage beforojin Morrow county wnere heavy rains
the close of Cook inlet navigation. had washed them bare of soil
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'HE most popular drink
in Pendleton 1
V
To Attend W O. W Convention.
Dr and Mrs. J. D. Plamondon of
Athena leave this evening for Denver
where Dr. Plamondon will attend tho
heal camp session of the Pacific
Jurisdiction of ;he Woodmen of tho
World After the adjournment of the
camp sessions the Plamondons will
make an extensive vacation trip
through Wyoming, Montana, ard
northern Idaho, retaining homo by
way of Spokane
Off Cue Head Camp.
J. 1'. Walker, clerk
camp W. u. W. is to 1
evening for Denver to
slon of the head camp
is now the head sentry In the head i a visit
camp and it is possible he mav be I
.honored ,ith a higher office this
year. Dr. Plamoaden of Athena will
aiso attend the head camp session
of Pendleton
eave tomorrow
attend the ses-
W. 0, W. He
Will spend a shor: time there Mr.
Proctor is looking fir Indian modelij
tor some figures of sculpture he I
i olng.
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Misses Rose and Myrtle Ross have
gone to the Ross ranch in the south I
end of the county.
Mrs. William Slusher hus left for
Seaside and will 1 Joined en route by,
her daughter Mrs. F. K. Gullck and
granddaughter Vli giniadale.
Clayton Strain, sou of Mr. and Mrs j
C, P, Strain, has returned from Cor-;
vallls where he was engaged in
Dreamery work following his gradu
ation from 0. A. C. He expects to
remain In the county during the sum
mer. Alex Manning will leave In tha
morning with a load of passenger.
E P. Marshall arrived home litis
morning from a brl.f visit In Port
lind.
A. S Quant. nog) master and mer
chant of Albee is making Pendleton
Has
yesterday by uutn and sp nl
the night at the Pendleton.
IT HAS THE
Refreshing Invigorating
"PEP"
Non-Intoxicating
In a class by itself as a summer
drink for men, women and children
cere chief Is- Wanting,
S Fire Chief Ringold this morning
S warned auto owners to be care'ul
5! while having gasoline tanks fillei
S I from public stations. The fire IS St
S night, the chie'' sa'd. was caused by
S a spark from th r.igine which was
S 1 declared to have ben running whi'e
the tank of the mirr e was being
5 i filled in Court street. Autoists should
S,see to It that ewn thing is secur...
25 1 against possible fire before they let
Zjthe gasoline into the tank.
What Wallace a prominent drug-:
gist of Portland, is In tne city visitin:
Or H. H. Hattery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Selby. formerly
J ut , Kn - l.,. 1
Miniature Mining Camp. u "J 7 JZ .... . '
u. ... ...j v. ,1111, I lltt.-l II I I I i,
to the Happy Canyon committee rela-i Mr and Mrs- w "' T,aln ,nd Mr
five to the orosDects of erhlhltino- hi. and Mrs. E. E. Bradtl of Conby, Ore..
ni'niature n nhi rnmn hero dni-o,v amveq
the Round -Un this rear. He' has a
patent upoa it. he writes, but has nev
er yet exhibited It. Mr. Reilly states ' In a machine invented In England
that his miniature shows faithfully the ' to test the durability of textiles, dull
methods of mining In eastern Oregon. ' edged blades are rubbed by an elec-
. I trie motor against the fabrics until
Ismui In Wheat. they are worn through.
Brady Howdyshell well known!
.-tage Gulch farmer, is in the ritv to-
j day and reports having noticed some
! smut in the wheat of his section. It
I is less noticeable in the fall sown
1 grain, he says. Mr. Howdyshell re-
! ports that the road down tin
j was damaged by the recent
' rains but that a car Is still 1
travel on the high over it.
The most important
news in this issue of The
East Oregonian is the ad
vertisement of The
Peoples Warehouse on
page two.
For further particu
lars see This Evenings
Tribune.
On Draught and In Hotth';
at Following Resorts :
Conner's Cigar Store.
Billy's Place
Coutts ft McDevitt
The Crescent
Roond-Cp Poo; Hall
Sutton Cigar store
W. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hall
The Charles Co.
Gritman's Cigar Store
Served at the Following
Cafes.
St George Grill
Quelle Cafe.
8old 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
Makina Citizens mi Weeds.
Street Commissioner John Heath
man for the past few days has been
engaged in serving formal notice upon
owners and renters of property who
have not heeded the order to cut the
weeds on their property and adjacent
streets The council tias instructed
the street commissioner to see that
all weeds are cut lr necessary the
city will cut the weeds and charge the
costs to the property.
MlnlRter Leaving on Vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. .Snyder. Miss
M ayree and Walter Snyder, will leave
it. the morning for Portland by auto.
Rev. Snyder will go on to Eugene to
attend the Presbyterian synod and
Will later Join his family 'and go to the
Tillamook county to remain
last of August. His address
leaver, I ire. During his ab-
v j. m Corns lison of Tutu-
supply his pulpit.
f ast in
until the
will he !
sence it
ilia will
HI 3 j w
Let the ml
Hartford 1
I take the risk w
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
City Brewery. j
E Wboleaale ud family Trade. Telephone 528 EE
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oca Lady Writes Story.
In the July number of the Outer'.
1 ook, a sportsmen's magazine, is I
story entitled. ' ny is a eponman
written by Mrs
ISO at Lehman.
There are 150 people at Lehman
springs now for an outing, acc ording hundred common fire dangers may
A spark from a locomotive, a glow
ing match-head, a tramp's bonfire,
a bolt of lightning any one of a
destroy your crop and the fruits of
a year's labor. All these risks are SEE
of
to a letter received by Judge Tho
CHI Heram trom his wife who III
thM f,.f ltl ..
are arriving daily and the resort completely covered by Hartford
promises to be more popular than 1 Grain in Field Insurance.
Nancy Dickson. wif
West hrooke Tlioksnn of this cltv
the story deals wrth her husband's ter mere were about 50 Pendleton
(ondneai for outdoor life, her lack of a the springs for Sunday, she
appreciation of the lure that took writes,
him away from home on Sundays and I
her ,IU,verv through a tr D to ' 1 Ll las ""imii.
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Now is the time
to buv
FUEL
SPECIAL PRICES ON GOOD
DRY WOOD
IN LOTS OF FIVE CORDS AND OVER.
GENUINE ROCK SPRINGS
PEACOCK LUMP COAL
Let us figure with you and show you why it
is cheaper for you to buy now.
PENDLETON ICE & COED STORAGE CO.
Earl Gillanders, Mgr. Phone 178
At the regular monthly meeting of
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Watches to Satisfy
Punctuality and accuracy are life's most important
requirements Time is money. 'Jetting things done
on time at the right time leads to success and
fortune Lost time on never be recovered. There
fore it Is essential that you should have a good
watch a watch that will keep and not lose time.
ol
the dndr iiimdi of Herneiston." Ot
the irresistible call of the outdoors- , the Commercial Club to be held this
The story is very cleverlv written and . . ...jcm , KlKM ,m.
is illustrated with Dhotograohs taken Portance to the ch will be up for
by the author. One or them Is a pic
tore of her husband and James K
Bowler equipped for a trip to the due"
ponds.
Will Wot Make Claim.
Relative to the dispatches from
Baker to the effect that other east
ern Oregon counties would be asked
consideration. Among these topics
will be the same phases of the move
ment to establish a state normal
school here. The measure has been
placed on the ballot and there are
good chances for succese if a suffi
cient campaign Is out conducted
Trial still Under Way
The trial of H. H Parson and Miss
We particular
Watch" where I
mount Importance
Ity and the choict
it is di-siif nod
acting .ci pli
It Is a "made
Guaranteed by
tld the
Hallmark
curate timekeeping is of para-i-
It is standardised di-pendabil-!
of America's leading Jewelers.
for and cherished by critical, ex-
thru and thru.
tft inln In a demand UDOn the state
for a pner distribution of a 25 pW BtB' Betto' vaudeville people playing
cent share of forest receipts. Judge i'lt Athena who were arrested on a
Marsh states that no such request has Charge of unlawful cohabitation, la
been made of him and that he doee!"1'" "nder way t-efore Justice of the
not believe net a demand would se-1 ''ea, e Joe H. Parkee. Some of the
cure any results. Under the law the teaUmonjr was taken yesterday after
atu.e i. to itive 2r, ner cent of the ' i""n and the case . ontlnued until this
reetm from forest lands to the conn- afternoon. The defendants deny their
to your peace of mind. Fire is
always uncertain. Hartford Insur
ance is always sure. Write for a
sample policy showing what com
plete protection this form of insur
ance gives.
Let the Hartford take the rbk.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Bee Me BKIXHIK the Fire.
Write or Telephone
CHAS. E. HEARD. Inc.,
630 Main Street.
Phone ITT. Pendleton, Ore.
ty from which the funds are secured.
the money to go in the si-hool funu,
and an additional 10 per cent for the ' Weston before
of roads In forest re-, pieaueu guilty recently.
construction
guilt and charge the complaint grows
out of the spite of ''Ity Recorder Bar-
whom they
They are de
ll I l.Oi)
t.W.DH
BtrvM Th" estate grves about ?00 . '""oeu o w
to Umatilla county. Judge Marsh
states that he understands that the
state Is using the road money for
building a road up the McKenzle riv
er and Is acting under Instructions
'rom the secretary or the interior.
M Peterson.
tYFS TESTED GLASSES GROUND
AND FITTED - lENSfS DUPLICATED
AME.tiCAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING - PENDLtTON.OBE.
Pmonc 609
Aliout om
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jewen-r
Pendleton. Oregon
Till: ll VMM KK noRai
S Htate Rapt, lauin. More Normals.
S .state Superintendent of instruction
5J. s. Churchill pawed th touch Pan-
H dli-ton on No. 17 today eriroiite home
1 1 from New Yol k where he hail been
2 aliending the convention of the ST. K.
Sl.A II- telegraphed Prof. A. C. Ramp.
S I fun In meet him at the train and dlS-
E ' BWd with him the normal school Bports entertained the rrowd during
E Mil Initiated by the iieople of Pendle- (the afternoon. The event proved to
Si ton. Having been absent from the ! be one of the most succetwful social
5 ' state sim e the Inception of the move ' affairs of the year for the lodge men
1 1 he wai not aoqnatntad with the in ovl
I inns of the hill hut expressed hlm
S ! self strongly In favor of the Idea of
hundred and fifty He
be kahl and f)dd Fellows motored out
Sunday to the grove at the old agency
grounds and enjoved a picnic A big
lun'h was servod and a program of
and women
Mr
md Mrs A
P
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
IF-
you want a good car without tying up a
lot of money ;
you don't want to buy stock in the repair
dept. of a garage after buying your car;
you want to arrive at your destination
when you start;
Then You are Looking for a FORD
Roadster, f. o. b. Pendleton $442.45
Touring Car, f. o. b. Pendleton $492.45
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO.
812 Garden St. Telephone 651
OiU, parti, gasoline, repairs and garage.
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