East Oregonian : E.O., July 14, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1916.
PAGE THREE
The Ideal Lunch
HOME, OR
CAMPING
AN order of our choice
U. S. INSPECTED
lunch meats
Eastern fancy Boiled Ham
Pressed Ham
Minced Ham
Liverwurst
Head Cheese
Balogna. and Summer Sausage
Dried Beef
Frankfurters
Telephone
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Telephone
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DOWNEY'S MARKET
Dean Tatom Co., grocery telephone 688
TVMr ENDS SIjOW DKATH.
White I'HijriK- lwies Victim When
!Mi Cuts lingering Death.
NKW YOIIK. July 1J -Joseph
Marker escaped a lingering death bv
tuberculosis by plunging from thi
third story of the Metropolitan Hos
pital on BlMkWtU'l Island, dying In
stantly Me had been a patient at the!
hospital for more than a year and
h.id become convinced that he would
remain there until tirs death.
A fallow patient was seated on n
third floor veranda when Barker
walked from his room and to the
surrounding ledge, carrying a chair
In his hand. The patient said that he
thought Ilarker was about to seat
himself when he suddenly stepped on
thi- chair and plunged to the ground
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
Cherry Uifom Claimed.
ROBBBURO, Ore.. July 12. - Joseph
Wharton, for many ftm a resident
I of WW Roseburg, reported that he
I recently picked IsOO pounds of cher
i leS from a single tree
It Is believed here that Mr Whar
ton! tree has established n record for
I cherry production In noughts county.
I If not the e ntire state of Oregon
AUTO TOURISTS ARE
COMPLAINING ABOUT
SCARCITY OF SIGNS
HO ls AUK NOT PROPERLY
MARKED so AS To CUTE
ADBQt'ATE DrHEOTIOWB,
letter from IfcMw lti-Ucil by Mujoi
Use Moorhoiisc Vetoes General Scn
i mn-iii of TliOHC Who at This sea
son of the Vear und Touring North
NM by Auto.
Complaint Is being made by auto
tourists that I'matilla county's roads
are not marked adequately with signs
directing the travelers. Particular
complaint Is made because there is no
Indicating sign at the branching of
the Meacham and t'abbage Hill roads !
In this connection, Major lye Moor-j
house this morning received the fol-j
lowing letter, written from Botae,,
from It. E. Uawdy, cashier of the
bank, it HiMiulam, Wash, who passed
through hire a few flays ago;
Holse. July 11. it. I j
Major I.ee Moorhouse, I. ). Box. 56, '
Pendleton, tire.
Dear Major I ponMne summit out
oi Pendleton there are Deolnsely no;
SlftlS and nuiny roads We were lost
once and after running into bad road"
and a canyon, found we were lost. At
that spot Jos lleltzore told us that at
least Tf, c ars had taken the wrong j
road this year and we know of three
cars the day we crossed. This is not
fair to the tourist We can forgive a.
bad stretch of road because they cost!
money, but a few signs will cost you
but u few cents. You have n splendid
city und surrounding country and au
tomobile parties should see It but
many will go other routes unless your
city shows some indications that you
want them This is really a serious
matter and should tie taken up by
your commercial oltH). We left $4'i
In your city. $10 at La Grande and so
on down the line Idaho will work
with ou to make thiH a popular rout.v
and We hope you can get your com
mercial body and automobile Nubs
busy on marking roiias so far as fun is
will permit Yours truly.
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HoqUUUn, Wash.
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Nice
Spring Chickens
For Saturday
cither dressed or undressed
For That Sunday Picnic
or Lunch at Home
try a choice order of our
Chipped Beef
Pressed Ham
Boiled Ham
Summer Sausage
or a nice roast
served cold.
2 IIS
The Home of U. S. Inspected Meat
Oregon Market
Two Telephones 600 and 601
CLOSES
$80,000 FOR PART
OT SHEEP COMPANY
I'liUMIM M UMATILLA ol NTY
MAN TAKES SHAKE IN
LAIIGE CONCERN.
AND JEWELRY TAKEN!
HOME KODAKs ALSO AMONG IXKT
STOLEN; no CLEW HAS
BUSH POUND,
Kreak Is Made WtnlDCwIay Night:
Men Altita I'rom rortland U Take
Charge f BtratT shoii-l In Work
of Enlarging the Government
Midi; Oilier News Notes.
(East Oregonian Special.)
STAXFIKI-D. 're.. j,ny 14. -The
drug store of W. K. Smith was broken
Into Wednesday night and a number
of pieces of Jewelry and some ko
dal.s were- taken No clew has been
obtained.
Mi K. lingers end It. 0, Whipple of
Portland arrived the first of the week.
They will lie In charge of the steam
shovel and will commonoe work en
larging the government ditch from
here to the reservoir.
Miss Kdith Ud:! returned to her
home in Portland Thursday after
spending several days the guest of
Mrs. Gray Kyle.
'. R. Watson, E. P. Irwin and W
H. Wilson of Portland are here and
have commenced the erection of the
building! for the Standard Oil com
pany. Dr. Henry W. Coe of Portland is
locking after hi- property Interests
here.
Among the Pendleton visitors this
Week were T.. I!. Sanfurd, Miss
Miller. Mrs. M. IJnu. Mrs. P.. A. Holte
Mrs Sidney Archer. Mrs. Mary .P
plehy. Jack Kennedy spent several days In
Pendleton this wick.
Mrs. V. A. Maker entertained sev
eral of her neighbors Wednssda) in
honor of her birthday.
Mrs. F. A. George and Mrs. Jones
of Kcho was calling on Mrs. Alex
ander Held Wednesday.
Mrs. Marry H.-cse entertained Mrs.
C. H. NTaylnr and daughter Elizabeth,
Mrs J. j. Graves and daughters
Hellcii and Belt . at luncheon Wednes
day. Mrs. M. Barragar and Mrs. O. U
iMmning were rlermtston visitors
Monday.
K I McUurio v of Seattle was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Heorgc 1 I !oe Spent Monday
in Kcho
Mr, H. E. Bartholomew returned
Monday from an extended trip to
Chicago and other eastern cities. She
also visited her brother in San F'ran-
NEW
Materials
Style is told in the Foulard
Charmeuse, Dainty Voiles,
Shimura Silk, Poplins, that re
flects to the new materials for
late summer and early fall
wear. All new materials, be
sure and see them.
Foulard Charmeuse, the new
material, 36-in., yard 70
Voile, white, extra value,
40-in., yard 35f
Nile Green and Light Blue
Voile, 40-in., yard 75t
White Poplin, :36-in.. the
vard 50
1000 yards Cluny Lace, the
yard ...... 6i,s
Shimura Silk in coral pink,
pongee and mouse grey, 36
inch 50
Those Who Do Embroidery
and Crochet work, new art lin
ens, all widths direct from the
mill, at price that will con
vince you, also complete line of
all threads.
We send samples for mail
orders, and pay all postage
free on merchandise sent you.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT IN OUR GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.
ALEXANDERS
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STANDING OF TDK TEAMS.
National League.
W.
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40
3;
35
ONTARIO, July 14 Robert X.
BtsnfMd of Stani'ieM. has purchased
the Interest of Harry Anderson In the!
Malheur Livestock & Land company.'
The consideration is said to be ISO.-'
i This makes the largest transac
tion of the kind since Montie B.
Gwinn of Boise sold his interest last,
year in the company to P H. O'NSill
Sons of San Francisco.
The Malheur Livestock and Land
company's holdlngB comprise probao-j
ly 18,000 acres of land, Including tbet
r i . . i -. t . A ilwinn ranch west of On
tario, the Itutterfield ranch o' 440
acres, the Crowley ranch of 3500
acres, other ranches and range, and
4 0. MO head of sheep, most of which
are full blood! Its wool clip this
sear sold for J90.000.
CISCO.
Mr und Mrs. II E. Bartholomew
motored to Pendleton Wednesday.
D. J. McH-illeo and lioy Bnburg of
Iji rande were here several days
this week.
FIGHT FOR BIG NAVY
IS OPENED IN SENATE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia .'..,
Boston .
New York
Chicago 37
Pittsburg .i 34
.St Louis 35
Cincinnati 33
American League.
New York 4. .5
Cleveland 45
Boston 4S
Chicago 40
Detroit 41
Washington 3
St. Louis 35
Philadelphia 18
Northwestern League,
Spokane 44
Butte J8
Vancouver 36
Tacoma 34
Seattle 38
Great Falls 2S
L Pet
28 .611
31 .563
30 .552
M .493
41 474
38 Alt
44 .413
46 .410
II 584
33 .577
34 558
36 526
37 .528
37 .511
54 .250
28 .611
34 Sit
39 .480
37 .
41 .468
38 .411
M IS CAGED IN FLAMES-
TREAT YOURSELF
to a dish of our pure ice cream.
You have no idea how it re
stores a tired body or soothes
a worried mind. It is delicious
in flavor, smooth in texture. It
is a cream so wholesome that
doctors recommend it for in
valids. Better get acquainted
with some today.
All Pendleton's best butter
is put in Blue Cartons. Re sure
that you get it when your order
butter.
Pendleton Creamery
Phone 444
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1 Why Not Own Your Own Home 1
BUY OR BUILD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
It's paying rent to yourself.
1 Come and tee us, and we will outline this plan to you.
MATLQCK-LAATZ INVESTMENT CO.
E 112 Kast Court St. E
I Real Estate Farm and City Loans Insurance
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Plumber Thawing Pipes, Resetted
lYiiin Burning Wooden Cell
PHILADELPHIA, July 13. Trap
ped in a circular wooden cell. 14 feet
in heluht and 400 feet from the
roitnd, ith flames eating their way
through the fluorine and threHtenln
to envelope the walls, and with a
rope, his sole means of escape, snap
led off Just beyond the reach of his
(infer, this was the situation In
which Clifford Krles. Hatboro
Plumber found himself while MUM
ed In thawing out frozen pipes of the
water tank of the St. Stephen's Farm
at Warrington, Pa.
Because of the height of the tank
and the height of its walls. Fries was
panic-stricken lest hl.i cries for help
should not be heard. He shouted and
pounded against the sides of his pris
on while the flames crackled terrify
iiiBly and the smoke filled his hint
Hut none of the attendants of the
farm heard. Finally some linemen,
"orkinc on I telephone pole nearby,
noticed Ihe smoke, heard faint
screams from the rejrion of the tower
and hurried to the rescue with ropes
and ladders.
WASHINGTON, July 14 Opening
the fight for the biggest naval vppr -prlatton
bill the United States has
known $31 5.S26.000 Senator Swan
son of Virginia declared that only by a
navy second to Great Britain's can
the I'nlted States maintain the Mon
roe doctrine and its rights in the far
east.
The only alternatives for the nation
he said, were a navy of the highest
efficiency or a "timid and vacilltat
Ing foreign policy.
Senator Ionise of Massachusetts de
inanded a fleet for the Pacific as well
as the Atlantic.
"i ne desperate man with a bomfc
could datable the Panama canal for
ireeka plenty long enough for all
military needs.'' he said.
"Let us pass this bill at once. It
is big because It must make up for
the stinted appropriations of the past
five or six yearn. One bill of this kind
is of more value to permanent peace
than all the diplomatic notes and
pacts ever written."
WORTHLESS LOT VALUABLE.
Properts Woman Abandoned ear-
Ago Brings Her SHOW).
NEW tORK Jul 13. Seventeen
years ago. when Mrs. John F. Buck-1
hout. of Greenwich. Conn., inherited I
I small lilt on ilrand avenue, Astoria,
she considered it worthless and re-j
ftiseil to record the deed and pay
taxes on the land. Since that time!
she has not visited Astoria and did not
Know thm a flourishing section had
Sprung up around her lot.
Two weeks ago a Queens county
c. n tractor called upon her and of
fered 13000 cash for her "worthless"
lot Before title can pass to the con
tractor Mrs Buckhout will have to
settle 11500 unpaid taxes and
nients.
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Now Open
A Clean, Beautiful Resort at Which to Rest and
Enjoy Yourself During the Hot Summer.
HIDAWAY
SPRINGS
In the Blue Mountains of Southern Umatilla County.
H. M. CULTER, PROP.
Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc.
Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths.
Hotel Rate, $10.50 Per Week
INCLUDING BAT lis.
or $2.00 Per Day
COTTAGES AND TENTS FOR RENT.
FREE CAMP GROUNDS.
GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE.
Staee leaves Pendleton Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1 o'clock
from French Restaurant- Illdaway stage meets Pilot Rock
staee at Fkiah on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each
week.
MONEY IS FORCER ON MAN.
in i;iu i: .win: (1 LI-KIT.
FreckleFace
si ND WIND BRING OCT DOLX
slOTs. HOW To REMOTE
EASILY.
Here's a chance Miss Freckle-face
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable dealer that 't'
will not cost you a penny unless It re
moves the freckles; wrille If It does
give you a clear complexxlon the ex
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of thlne
double strength from any druggist
and a few applications should show
vou how easy It Is to rid yourself of
Ihe homely freckles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Bnrely Is more than
once ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist Mr the
lOUbhl strength othine as this Is th
prescription SOld under guarantee of
money back If It f;i"s to remove
freckics.
Government lint's Agent. Not l'.m
ploer of Violator.
PORTLAND, Or. July 13 Barney
l'arks. of Harney. Ore.. Indicted for
Wilfu grazing trespass on the Mal
l.eiir National forest, pleaded guilty
and was fined $a0 by the United States
court on June 1ft. Parks paid his
fine.
Barks was in charge of sheep going
to their allotted range and instead of
following the regulurly established
driveway, trailed thee icross the cat
tle range of other stock owners, con
suming four or five days In creasing
and uslnc about 1100 worth of forage
on the cattlemen's allotment. Instead
of holding the sheepowner. who had
t o part in the action, responsible for
the wilful feature of the case, tin
government brought trespass charges
against the camptender.
This is the second eise in which an
employe h is been held responsible for
a trespass of this sort in Oregon. It
Is believed that this? court decision fix
ing the responsibility on the man In
charge of the stock will stimulate
employes to comply with regulations
and Instructions when handling stock
on National forest range.
In tic oast, when herders or others
In charte of stock have refuse) t"
observe the regulations and tfegesssed
Upon range allotted to another stock-
ner of the stock sras held
ipOOatbte. The government
dopted the plan of secre-
gnting sip-h cases and criminally pio
eOtttlnfl the man in charge of the
Koch When he acts on his own author
lt and wllflsHy violates the grazing
regulations.
The goverSMSlent undertakes to eiv"
rasing penatttes quiet possession of
the ran-, allotted to them for the use
of their tock and the action m this
. necessary lor tne protrciiuii
ilttlemsn whose allotted range
Seattle iito Victim. With Five BJbsi
smashed. ets S4.
SEATTLE. Wash.. July 13 A
generous automobile purty picked up
t'hris Nelson, of :t0? Washington
street on the Iteason Hill bridge and
placed 14 in his pocket, explaining
that this would make the thing right
or words to that effect.
Just prior to making the donation,
however, the party had run down
Nelson and smashed five of his ribs.
Nelson was dazed and unable to protest.
RETTER AND SOFTER
LIGHT
is assured by the use of some
of these beautiful fixtures of
ours. They give a light that
Illuminates the room perfectly,
but that does not tire or strain
the eyes. They are not expen
sive considering their extra ef
ficiency and extra beauty. Why
not at least see them?
J. L. VAUGHAN
DULL FluTI
IK HEADACH
E
Dr. James' Headache Powders re
lieve at once 10 cents a
package
You take s Dr. James' Hesiiacie
Powder and in just a few moment
your head clears and all neuralgia and
distress vanishes. It's the quickest
and surest relief for headache, B ther
dull, throbbing, splitting or SOUS'
racking. Send someone to the drug
store and get a dime package now.
Quit suffering it's so needless Be
surt' you get i)r. James' QssdScne
Bow lers then there will be no disappointment.
man. the
entlrels r
has now
asc
BEFORE
You let any work in our
line, don't forget to get
our prices. Estimates
gladly furnished on any
kind of stone, brick and
cement work.
S. RUGO & CO.
Telephone 461
A Few Reasons Why
You Should
Cook With Gas
It Is Handy It Is Cheap
Wastes No M
It is Clean and Cool in Summer,
and is Absolutely Safe.
Phone us and we will estimate the cost of nsttilAtiOO.
Ranges and Water Heaters Sold on
Easy Terms.
Pacific Power & light Company
Phone 40