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

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1916. EIGHT PAGES 0 o Berries! HIT Berries! Berries! We receive by express every morning direct from the grower LOGAN BERRIES, RED RASPBERRIES, MOUNTAIN STRAWBERRIES, DEWBERRIES. BLACK CAP RASPBERRIES. The season is nearly over. Don't wait too long to order your berries for canning. I of volcanic ash formation, to be free , e best larlei from Prism. Walter Oilman, who was serving a term in the penitentiary from this ount on a charge of cattle stealing, has been paroled by Governor Withy combe and Is back m Pendleton Looking Kr Location. J. H. Huftile of Lender. Wyoming: t stockman, is spending a few days in the city and will look about over the county v!th I view to Investing in stock lands. liiicing Cr tJoes Through. A big Hudson Super-Six racing au tomobile, which had been at the Spo kane races, passed through Pendle ton yesterday morning under its own i power en route to Portland for the races there Sunday. unic ash formation, t of government charges and t worth lies, Instead ol betas th land which the company had. she al leges, it was the worst, being a mass of sand bills and not of volcanic ash. She alleges it was not worth more than $25 an acre and that the sovern niem had water charm's of IS Oil ftgainst it. She gave a mortSant against it to the company. sin1 alleges, and permitted it to be foreclosed be cause she discovered it was not worth the fact of, the mortgage C D. Mu rane of Seattle is her attorney. REMEMBER! No matter what your wants, when it comes to wearing apparel The Golden Rule has it for less. Look us up compare our prices the quality and the patterns then you will be convincend. Buying for 125 Big, Busy Stores eliminating many of the expens es that credit stores have having less than sale prices every day are several good reasons why you can buy for less at this store. GRAY BROS GROCERY CO "QUALITY" Two Phones. 28. 823 Main St Iteketi Konnd-Up Position. iiertrand 8. Jerard. popular younfi I newspaperman, has resigned his posi-i 1 tion OB the Tribune and has accepted j a position in the publicity departmen'. I of the Round-Up for the next lew 1 months. loker ,lim Is Host, Poker Jim. well known India is the moving spirit at the big at Cay Use, Is playing host toda; iv.g candy and other delicacies who attend the big war dance. who lams i to all i GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. ImporxmaUHl tVUerul Veterinary. On a charge of havtni Imperaonat eo a 1'. S. veterinary inspector for the purpose of defrauding. S. A. Tow was arrested this morning at Pilot Kock b l". S. Deputy Marshal Parry. He is wanted in the eastern Washington district upon a complaint sworn to by John Kuest. ileld for licvoltlng CViim'. Frank Williams, who was confine ih the city jail for a minor offense fo .-' vara) das. is now in the county ja lacing a charge of sodomy. Anothe former prisoner of the city is also be wii hunted on a similar charge. Castro Relieved on Way. NEW VOKK. July 12. Information was received here that Clenexal Ctprl- ano ('astro, who for many years was president and virtually dictator of Venezuela, is on his way from Barba dos. West Indies, to New York on the steamship Vauban. It was reported that a gathering of men formerly powerful In some o' the Latin-American countries would be held after Castro-s arrival to con-! slder the situation in their respective! countries. To I'roiwro Exhibit. Supt. E. L. Swartzlander of the Umatilla reservation, will go to Sa lem tomorrow to make preliminary preparations for a big Indian exhibit at the state fair this rail The various reservations and the Chemawa Indian school will combine to prepare an in structive exhibit of Indian ehaftsman shlp and industry and will have a separate building ror it. Major Swartzlander will be In charge. Building Helix Natatorium. I. K Twitchell of this city has the contract for the concrete work on the natatorium being built at Helix and is now engaged upon the Job The natatorium is to be 30 by 75 feet In dimensions and from four to eight feet in depth. The concrete work will coat $500. Athletic Union suits Skm shins Poroa Knit Union stilts Poros Knit Unions for lio.vs tktlf shirts Men's Bathing suits I'o.vs' and Girls' Bathing Suits Men s mi) Overalls Men's .lumpers Men's Work shirts Auto (.loves Harvest Oullts Canvas Hod Shoots Harvest slus-s ork Sm-ks I.V. Itk- 8e J.V 18c, Me . si. ID. SI.HM a Site. Ittc, 83c le, site 2.V, !, , u.n 8c. SI. Ill SI. UN. $2,111 . Sl.ltH, SLUM '. S l-:t, lk. i: Miite Wash Uooda, I Bo value . . . . ( olorod W ash Goods, 20c values . Envelope onihliinlloiis. $l.2& valui l adles' Ores-, Mums., SI.IHI values Table Diuiiask, T5c value Table Damask. 11.00 values India I .hum Ilk' values 6 Isnig t'lnth, IBe values Airalnstcr Ruga, 14.80 values Brassieres, 78c nines, Alarm Clocks, SI.IHI values Cotton Butts, com toiler sle. SI.IHI value . I'aiii'V RtbbOUS, '27m- valueN Ladles' Bathing Suits , .11.011, si. 'is. S2.II8, Ladles' RaUlllIK tups 2.V . Hie l-2e B8c $2,118 4e . (We l-lc 10c 8.48 . ISO to . tWo 19c s.; 'is , I He J- C Penne v Co. Inc. J HHHf Follow lillli;,HJl Cooler Day Enjoyejd, Today is cooler by several decree than Tuesilay and Wednesday, "he I temperature having reached only a' 1:30 this afternoon. The thunder-1 storm of last evening cooled off the at mosphere and made the night much More pleasant than its immediate predecessor. George's place as minister of muni. tions. Thomas McKlnnon Wood, sec- one OF most BEAUTIFUL Iretary of state for Scotland, become) WOMEN i VLL KNGLAND chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster aland financial secretary of the treasure Harold J Tennant. parliamentary un der secretary for war. Is made secre tary if state for Scotland Mr. Asqalth has Invited Lord Cur- ItlllllllllllUIIIIUtlllllinilllflllUIMIinillltllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllHIIItlllllllllllllJL "HE most popular drink in Pendleton I V Helix'- Natatorium Under Way. Helix will have a natatorium second only to Pendleton's In the very' near future, according to W. H. Morrison, who was in from that town yester day. He says the pool will be ij by 75 in dimensions and built of con crete. Farmers of the vicinity donat ed the teams and labor for the exca vation and ample funds were subscrib ed to pay the full cost- Vv'ater will be pumped from a welt which has been proved to have an abundant supply. 1- in Tentative Regiment. Captain Pick of Spokane, w ho is de-! voting some time while here towarl Interesting former foreign service' men in a prospective volunteer regi ment proposed in Washington, has a commission promised him in that reg- j iment should it b formed He is not j commissioned as a recruiting officer I by the government John Graham of I Spokane, is the prospective colonei of the Washington regiment and thej plan Is to have the retriment mad- Up I entirely of former foreign service men ; tYFS USltD CIaSSES GROUND ANDFII11D LENSES DUPUCATtO AME.oCAN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. PENDUION ORt Pmonl 609 On to become permanent member of the war committee. J Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. IT HAS THE "PEP" Refreshing Invigorating Non-Intoxicating In a class by itself as a summer drink for men, women and children Oa Draught and in Bolt le st Follow ins Resorts: Conner's Cigar store. Billy's Place Courts & 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, 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. E Wholesale ind Family Trade. Columbia Highway Nearly Done. Messrs P. M. Scroggln and L). P ,'eardorf and party of Portland passed through Pendleton this morn ing in their Stuuebuker touring car. en route to Lethbridge, Alberta, wheie they have large farming Interests and I will renia.n there until they harvest I their cropa They report that the Columbia hiehway will be entire! V I .ompleted within a few days Th" I road they traveled between Echo ind here thev report fairly good. Think Pop I- Mud Hugh Hoby. section foreman at ihorn Hollow, today brought down a pup which he thinks has the rabies, fc. F. AvertU, inspector of predatory animals, examined the dog and found 'hat it had some symptoms of the disease. He will confine it and keep it under surveillance. The pup bit Mr- Hoby s seven year old son an t f.lso a section hand. If it develops the pup was rabid, the two will be giv" en the Pasteur treatment. MAS REGAIN CONTROL OF ROSTOV BRAVES, j ' JinnHiimnnuifiHniHHHiHiiiinmiHiHnrmfiifrriniiinfniniifffiHiiHiiNnfiiiiiEnnrnni dJIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIHIlim: Telephone 528 s flUMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIItllttllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllMIc Allegea She Was Defrauded. Alleging that she was swindled in a land trade by agents of the Maxwell i-&nd & Irrigation Co., Margaret Brown of Seattle has brought wit against the company for 1(250 dam ages. She alleges she traded in 1912 come Seattle property for 30 acres laad in the west "nd of the e,,ur The land was represented to her, i alleges, to be level, easy to CUltlVI .,SMnBR&trft!flggtfttMMM LADY QAKSOH V INTtifiHATItNAi- nCM Lady Carcun. wife of Sir Edward Carson, of Ulster rebellion fame, Is one of the most beautiful women In England. She is Sir Edward's second wife and thev were married last yea'', Miss NASON RKMOVER. ! GAFF-NEY uwiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiir Ja Most' affn Bra Watches to Satisfy NEWEST PHOTO OI' REIM RLICAJt CHAIRMAN the clal luh the ity and tin Ife s m'ist important Getting things done 'ads to success and )e recovered. There DUld have a good and not lose time. d the "Hallmark eeping is of para iardised dependabil leading jewelers. shed by critical, ex it I. no MM $111.01) Roval M. Sawtelle Jewer IVndlrton, Oregon l in: II UM HK ITORE I 1 i mmammmmmrn - mmm ; Uissat Aing of direction, the ne' are said to have vwth a propositi right. Gaffney anxious to get ma ', formerly owner s, may buy back i d with the flnan- club under their wners of the club ;pproached Gaffnev If the price is reinvest as he i.-il . Into the game. (Continued from page one ) and urged an Immediate vols, putting the motion herself on the refusal ol the president to do so. "The completion of the beautiful new central library and two Carnegie branch buildings in prospect, largely due to the efforts of Miss ason. makes trouble at this time particularly unfortunate. "Miss Xason was not present at the. meeting and this action came as a complete surprise to the president as well as to the other friends of Miss Nason." 35' in Now is the time H to huy il FUELl SPECIAL PRICES ON GOOD DRY WOOD 1 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 & COLD STORAGE CO. 1 Earl GOlanders, Mgr. Phone 178 33 IIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllll LIGHTS Oi l) OLORT. fhtly lllumlnatlo g on ap rivate mil at the horn. Bedford Road. apparatus Mt rx pensive. The lght feet, and nt of the house i Diectlnc from Untl: h 6b. VZDIHZ& This Is the latest S Wiliam R, Wlllcox. Photograph of new 'halrrruin of Sclmextndy Resident IM'vlses '"w Wm to iiiiiinitiate nags on private Residences. rhaps the first Instance of the of an American i sldence Is to be f Col. C- B- Pruyn. -chnectady, N. Y. IS very simple and lag measure five 18 suspended in om a short staf attic window On f of the pi.isza below are Id two 10-watt Mazda lumps In ;ihane reflectors. These lamps dden from ths street and the rays are dlrei taa upon tne nag both sides at an angle of about -five degrees Current Ib taken an ordinary lamp socket In one nearby bedrooms. effect is vi rv beautiful, evci v I't.iil of the flag siudlng out in viviu contrast with the mrrounding dark ness. The colors are strongly empha. sized by the artificial light, and the flag, fluttering In the night air, Is en more beautiful than by day. "The possibilities of this intsalla tlon." explained Its originator, "are not restricted to lighting the flag. The reflectofi can be used to illuminate a tennis court, a CTOquet ground, or can be pressed into service for spectacular lighting at unusual Festivities such as .-lit ONE INDKTK1) A ITER RIOT. Thirteen True Rlfls Are Returned by Marlon irml Jury. SALEM, fire, duly lie Thirteen true bills and two not true bills were returned Saturday by the Marian c.unty grand Jury in session here. Of the 13 Indictments, seven were secret. True bills were returned as follows: tib Jeans, assault with a dangerous weapon on J. Kelly at Turner, April 1 1910; Louis Reed, charged wttn taking an automobile belonging to I ellx Isaacson Kenneth Hay and lierjrl Day, charged wlthtj.reaklng an I entering with Intent to steal; Oliver Lesley, charged with attacking an'! beating Nora Lesley; Krank Marsha'!, charged with a statutory offense, and I'. Canfield. charged with peniJury 'n (btaining nlcohol at a Salem druc store. I1IU11111I1II1I1IHI the he More Giani submarines IWttding COPENHAGEN. July II. German neWBpapetl assert that SO submarines if the Doutsehland class are undet construction and that 20 will be .om pleted In August RRITAIN MAKES CHANGES Montague Succeeds IJo.vd George as Mlnl-ter of Munition., LONDON, July lr Following the appointment or David Lloyd George as secretary for war. official an nouncement was made or several oth er changes in the government. Edwin Samuel Montague, financial seeretarv to the treasury. takijH Lioy.l THE NEW BU1CK "4" WILL BE HERE NEXT WEEK THE GREATEST AUTOMOBILE VALUE EVER OFFERED. A Few of the Specifications: Buick Valve-in-head Motor, removable cylinder heads; 106 inch wheel base; 31x4 non-skid tires all around; demountable rims; one man top; speedometer; rain vision ventilating wind shield; Stewart vacuum-foot! ; Delco starting, liifhtinu and ignition ; motor .'! :!-8x4 :5-4 ; instrument board ; long shock absorbing springs; weight only 2000 pounds. "D-4 34" Roadster, f. o. b. Pendleton $770 "D-4 35" Touring Car f, o. b. Pendleton $785 All the beauty and proven lasting and perform ing qualities of the famous BUICK at this low price. Don't buy until you see it. OREGON MOTOR GARAGE Incorporated. 117. 1 10. 121. 123 Welt Court St. Telephone 468 -.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiii!:iiii:f:;:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiMiiiiii?: