East Oregonian : E.O., July 12, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON", OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1916.
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PACK F.1CHT
Golden Glow
HIGH 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.
i ib.
3 Ib.
5 lb.
Can
Can
Can
40c
$1.10
$1.75
GRAY BROS
GROCERY CO
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28.
823 Main St
(.mill Vlfalfa Weather.
According to the official weather
man today, tomorrow and Friday will
present very favorable weather for the
harvest of alfalfa.
liters Tnt FleM.
Henry Ijitourelle. former saloon
man, has decided to operate a taxtcab
service in the city and lias already put
a car on ihe streets
SeUhtg l,ocal Hour.
Frank Paker. former O.-W. con
doctor, is in I Grande Introducing
to residents of that city Blydensteln's
BaJMVMni Pastry Flour, made in
Pendleton.
Go Hayes Arrested.
Quy Hayes, well Known cowboy
was arrested today at Cayuse by
Deputy V. . Marshal Barry of Port
land on a charge of Introducing 11
quor on the reservation.
rax- 1- lh-mlseil.
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes
yeeterda) afternoon dismissed the
case broutht against 11 v Parson
and Ethel BettS, show people alleged
to have cohabited as man and wife.
There was insufficient evidence to
i. institute a case in trie opinion of the
Justice.
nother Warm la.
At 1:1(1 this afternoon the thortno
meter had reached the S mark, the
same stage recorded al the same hour
iGaardlaa Is Apponeied, yesterday. rue maximum tempera-1
r. K. Judd of this cit. has been ' ture yesterday was it. A lisht breese
appointed the legal guardian of his this afternoon has been Instrumental
minor son. Henry Clay Judd. who was
I left a legacy of $r000 tn the will of
his grandfather. Henry C. Judd ot'
Hartford. Conn.
I
Man) ltotuid-l'p Inquiries
Many inquiries are arriving from
over the country relative to the ap-
In keening the mere .n from rising
higher than yesterday.
Wants Veterans to Enlist,
Captain Pick, a veteran of the Span
ish war and of the Boxer rebellion. Is
111 IVndlelon trying to secure veterans
of foreign wars for enlistment In a
proaehing seventh annual Hound-Up. company he contemplates organising
Kvery mail brings to the Round-l'P for service In Mexico If needed. He
association a budget of inquiries and claims to have a captain's commission
the Commercial association and even
the city recorder are receiving many.
from the government.
GO TO THE
St. George Grill
when you want a good
steak.
35c Merchants Lunch
Served Daily.
HEART DISEASE FATAL
TO KAISER'S DOCTOR
AMSTERDAM. July II Dr. von
jlhlenherg, one of the kaiser's medical
! advisers and intimate friends, died on
Sunday of heart disease, according to
! information reaching here.
The physician was a throat expert
I and knew more about the kaiser's
! throat ailment than any one lse.
His memories of the imperial fam
' My were destroyed at the kaiser's re
I quest at the outbreak of the war.
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T
HE most popular drink
in Pendleton
"BRAN-NEW"
Pictures 111 Magazine.
Pendleton still continues to get pub
licity out of the fact that she contrib
uted the queen and the king of the Sketches from the parade.
Fourth pictures Shown,
At the Temple Theater today ure
being shown moving pictures of Pen
dleton's Fourth of July celebration.
f the nth-
The Average Person
Realizes the person who knows our methods of doing business that at no time of
the year can a single store competitor meet our prices and still offer you an equal
quality in its merchandise. Why? The ability to handle merchandise in large en
ough quantities that a manufacturer would sell to us direct, thereby, we eliminate
the middleman's profit; our ability to pay spot cash gives us additional discounts,
and then selling for cash we do not have any losses or delays in getting our money.
The store doing a credit business must ask more for its wares in order to make up
for its anticipated losses on charge accounts and for the cost of handling them.
We are showing 'the new Bobby Boots in dull and patent leathers, also in the
new tans $2.98, $3.50,
(juick wiiiic Polish for leather
hittcitmrc'
or an.i- He
SafOtJ 11ns. iK'r card la
Mennens or Colgate' a Talcum, can Ito
Men's Union suits, cut like It. V. 1. or Poros
Knit IBc
Hoys' Union suits Ma t.v
Men's silk iiats sta
Men's Panama Hat $8.11)
Men's light Colored sport shirts -We
Pari tiartors ltc
Men's Shirts and Drawers Site
Men's Harvest Shoes 11.41
You Can
Do Better
At
J. C. Penney Co. Inc
Boil' r Girts1 luitliliur suits m,-
CHb lllankcl-. .!(,.
Ijulles' arusl sue, si. mi. $.8, $2.9H
l.ndles' Summer Union Suits ,v, lilc
l adies' Sleeveless Vesta Be, h i-:ic, loo, 12 i-2c
lilies' Handkerchiefs ic. j i-jo, ,v, h i-;tc. iik-
I ad lis' Muslin Gowne ;!(,., use. SI. Ill
White tiiHsls ror Hot Weather u I -4c 8 l-Sc, in.-
I allies' Auto a - IftV, 8c, si III
I .allies' Summer Waists Hc
Nasareth Waists for Children ik-
Velvet t.rlp Suoportcrs. all slws. pair Sc
Sheets, full slz.es Ito, (,., (nic. 7o
We Lead,
Others
Follow
recent Portland Rose Festival. In the tettc events at the park, of the burn
current issue of Leslie's Weekly are ' ing of the automobiles and the w ater
contained pictures of yueen Muriel fght are shown clearly. W. A.
and King Jov. i Rhodes, the proprietor, will keep the
Xe Teacher Elected.
At a meeting of the school board
last evening Miss Flora Shaw, a grad
uate of San Jose normal school, was
elected to fill the grade position made
vacant by ihe resignation of Miss
Ituth Odell, who was only recentlv
elected Miss Shaw has had ten
years' teaching experience.
films through oaturda; in order mat
oountn people may have an nppor
tUnlty of seeing them
Deputy U, S Marshal Harry of
Portland is here on official busines
PLEA MADE FOR
HELP FOR THOSE
IN POOR POLAND
i
Hoy. III. Found Drunk
MINNEAPOLIS, luly 12. -Uncon-
ous from overindulgence in alco-
Miotic liquors, a 1" year old boy was
To Oon Manicure Iarlor. found on the sidewalk at Sixteenth
Mrs. E. C. Day has leased the room avenue South and Lake street by l.tett
in the Hotel Pendleton formerly used tenant Edward Revans.
as a barroom and will open in it the!
Pendleton Hairdressing and Manicure HEIRESS STOLEN BY GANG
Parlors The old fixtures will he re-
moved and all of the woodwork will
be given a coat of white enamel Mrs.
day will leave tomorrow for Portlan I
to buy her supplies and secure an as
sistant She expects to be ready for
business by July 20.
WILSON PI
11(1 XI
JKlMiES HIMSELF
I, HE CAM TO ll
TO
STARVING PEOPLE
WASHINGTON. July 12. The
president may personally appeal to
the ruling monarch! of the belliger
ent nations to save Poland from starvation
It AND OF OPIUM SMUGGLERS AM
BLACKHAILERS BEING
DRAWN IN NET,
ec
will
IT HAS THE
Refreshing
Invigorating
"PEP"
Non-Intoxicating
In a class by itself as a summer
drink for men, women and children
On Draught and in Bottles
at Following: Resorts:
Conner's Cigar Store.
Billy's Place
Courts A McDevitt
The Crescent
Round-Up Pool 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.
Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up.
2 quarts or pints.
We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks,
PORT-0 and PEND-0.
Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
City Brewery. 5
5 Wholesale sod Family Trade. Telephone 528
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Will Muko Water Decree.
Judge 0. W. Phelps will leave next
week for la Grande to confer with
Water Superintendent George T.
Cochran on the making of the final
decree In the matter of the adjudica
tion of the water rights of the Uma
tilla. Mr. Cochran rai first pre
vented from coming here by the ill
ness of his wife who underwent an
operation for appendicitis and now he
is in the hospital himself for a similar
operation.
When a delegation of Polish nrg.ili
itlons called, the president Indlcat-
d that If other nirtisures failed he
take the question up personally.
.NEW YORK. July 12. Back of Ihe He said. "The Polish situation has
abduction and druggrng of Miss Oer-1 engaged my thought constantly. I
tiude Claypool. niece ot the la e 00V-1 say without exaggeration that 1 don t
ernor John W liooKwalter, of Ohio,; think there is any matter to which
secret service operatives have dlscov-! the state department has devoted more
ered a trial of crime and Intrigue constant and repeated effort than In
leading to a gang of professional op- trying to relieve Poland. I know the
liim amoliorti Ma rk ma Mors nnil erlm. terrible conditions anil the tragic eoll-
Inals such as are supposed only to dltlons existing there. Nobod
UOETM l.s WILL RESIGN
As t AN Ui BONE HEAD
WASHINGTON, July 12. Col
onel Goethals Intends to resign
soon as governor of the canal
zone. 11 was authoritatively stat
ed. The White House, follow
ing u conference between the
president and Goethals, author
ized the following statement:
"Goethals has been pressing
a dedire to he relieved, because
he feels his work In Panama is
finished. The president has ex
pressed a willingness io leave It
in Goethal s hands."
Goethals Informed the presi
dent that the danger of furthtr
slides was passed and desires to
tender his resignation. Colonel
Chester Harding Is being con
sidered as his successor.
The Japanese have three forms of
salutation -for Inferiors, equals and
superiors
!
witntj
EYFSUMID GUWi GROUND
ANOflllfO-UNSIS DUPUCAUD
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING .- PENDLUON.ORI
P. uini 609
HI.IS.S TO DIRECT FINANCING
OF THE HUGHES CAMPAIGN
as
exist in books of fiction.
When Miss Claypool first told her
old
them without feeling his heart
Just the other day I Issued
story of abduction from New York such an appeal to the governments
to Newark it seemei so grotesque as concerned to make concessions so as
to be discredited by the government
kr
NEW YORK. July U Cornelius
Itllss. son of the late treasurer of the
national republican committee, today
was named to his rather old post
and will direct the financing of the
Hughes campaign
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
Contested Divorce Case.
Yesterday afternoon Gertrude Lath
am of this city, brought suit for
.agents. Investigation by men under
j the direction of Assistant First Attor
'ney Geenral John T. Doollng. how
lever, has not only substatniated all
iitr statements, but led to the uncov
ering of evidence of many other
to permit doing the humane thing
now and I am simply up against a
stone wall. I cannot force food there
without complicating the situation or
without doing a greater disaster than
a service.
"Poland's only friends apparently
are at a disadvantage. I can assure
you that every possible pressure will
be brought to accomplish this object.
"This band," said Mr. Doollng, was not forgetful of Poland and was
"preyed on all sons of persons. No not likely to forget her That makes-
job was too large or too small for yoUr visit none the less impressive
them to tackle Th' have been gull-: welcome. You may be
of wholesale blackmail, and onelwill continue
sure mat
everything that
divorce against her husband. Charles c.rimeg tnat have been laid at the door
Latham, on the grounds of cruel and of the gang which fs composed ot
Inhuman treatment. The defendant ! Wumel ,u wen as men.
filed answer today, denying the ma
terial allegations ana asking that the
complaint be dismissed. They were
married in Heppner in June, 1904.
and have a 12 year old son now living tv
with his maternal grandmother at l)f the pastimes ui the members was possible."
Sheridan ( iregon and of which plain- ,,, smuggle opium and other narcotics
tiff asks custody. She also asks for acrss tne Canadian border. Thev BERLIN July 12 Gerard trans-
1 111.50 a month for his support and sollKlu ,h,.r customers In all sorts "1 mltted to the foreign office today the
5 ! J.-,l attorney fees. Italey & Haley are places The large hotels and some; latest P.ritish suggestions restrain
Of them the best In New York har. arrangements for feeding the popuia
I bored them from time to time while tj,,n ,,f Poland The ambassador
her attorneys and W M. Peterson
representing he defendant
In seareh of vlctlns I do frankly said he was discouraged over
not say the managers of these hotels the inability of the eountrles to agree
they
WALLOWA LAKE PARK
Tin: SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
JOSEPH, UHRGON.
For Rest and Recreation
NMMid ur vocation among the lnc8 and snow capped
mountains. The Ideal summer resort of the North West.
BOATING, BOWLING, DANCING, BATHING. ETC.
tales: Tent with Bed and Bedding 5.00 ier week and up. Booms
$0.50 "T week and up. .V50 Meal Tickets $.1.00.
EXCURSION RATES !
I l-:t Fare for Hound Trip at all stations on O.-W, R. & N. "
Wallowa Lake Amusement Co.
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Watches to Satisfy
Punctualitv and accuracy are life's most Important
requirements Time is money. Getting things done
on time at the right time leads to success and
fortune Lost time can never be recovered. There
fore it Is essential that jroO should have a good
watch a watch that will keep and not lose time.
knew th- character
were bousing."
! As a side line. Mr. Dooling said,
rome of the men and womcii. or the
gati'4 were card sharps. They canvass
ed the fashionable hotels for their vic
tims in this field. When they found
things getting too hot for them the)
disappeared and took trans Atlantic
voyages but continued to ply their
igume on the passengers.
I Detectives are still on the trail of
I Mrs Margaret Till, or "Humphries"
; or "Hunter,' who accompanied Miss
Claypool on the mysterious taxlcab
dash from New York to the Robert
Treat Hotel in Newark. A Sidney
Rosenthal, of 29li Broadway, who.
with Mrs. Hill, is under Indictment in
f the guests they Gerard experts to visit prison camps
I before going to Copenhagen for a
brief vacation.
GARRIZAL HERO IS BURIED
THOl'SANIW WATCH Ft NF.lt l
PIKH KSKION AS IT PASSES
AT PORTLAND.
We
Watch'
mount
it v and
particularly recommend the
where accurate timekeeping
importanee
It Is standardised
"Hallmark
Is of para-dependabil-
iewelers.
s
Tt is designed fot
acting people
It is a "made to
Oners steed by th
ind cherished by critical, ex-
,rder" watch thru and thru.
maker and me.
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POIITLAND, Ore., July 12.---Lieutenant
Henry Adair, a. victim of the
CalTlSBj battle, was burled In River
side cemetery this afternoon with full
military honors. A company of coast
artillery tired three volleys over the
Newark for assault in connection with grays and a bugler blew taps. The
the case, told Mr. Doollnir that he
would come to the latter's office to
morrow to be questioned.
Mrs. HIU lived at 208 West Fifty-
fourth street when she made the ac
quaintance of Hiss Claypool In the
Great Northern Hotel. Miss dsypOOl
Is a partial paralytic. The Fifty-
body lay at the. armory in state for
two hours before the procession start
ed. Winding throuKh the business
streets It was viewed by a curious
, .pwd Thousands followed After
ceremonies at the church the body
was taken to the cemetery
fourth street address Is under the
close surveillance or the police.
Mr Dooling declared he has evi
dence that the blaekmalltng Kane ran
an opium smoklnif Joint. Their oper
ations of seeking victims were not con
fined to New York. They frequently!
1 made trips to Atlantic City. Palm
Beach and New Orleans. These ex
cursions resulted in an especially
rich field for blackmailing, owlnit to
'the violations of the Mann act which
s -re Involved.
Girl members o' rbe gang would
'accompany wealthy men to these
1 fashionable out of town resorts There
they would be confronted with men
In the guise Of federal agents, and
, "shake-down" for whatever the vic
tims could stand followed.
I The various phases of Miss Clay
pool's complaint t.Piiuat members of
William Kvans. well known Pilot
dock stockman, is a Pendleton visitor
today,
IXx-s, Not tear incriia.
PBTROORAO, July II.
Counsellor Kosatov of the Uus-
siati foreign office, officially do-
! tiled that the Japanese fear of
! the United states was the mo-
live behind the Etusso-Jspsneee
e) treaty. He told the United Press
' that the treaty contains no
! cause for alarm and does not
Involve an open door policy In
China. II was declared that the
e trentv was aimed at Germany
who h..d watched chin eve-
toui I
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 ear;
you want to arrive at your destination
when ypu start;
Then You are Looking for a FORD
Roadster, f. o. b. Pendleton $442.45
Touring Car, f. 0. b. Pendleton $492.45
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO.
812 Garden St. Telephone 651
Oils, parts, gasoline, repairs and garage.
mil w'li be Is
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by the gram!
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