East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 15, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 13. 1016. EIGHT PAGES MONDAY! Extraordinary Special Day f IN ORDER TO MAKE MONDAY A REAL LIVE DAY IN OUR STORE WE HAVE SELECTED ONE OR MORE ARTICLES FROM EACH DEPARTMENT AND CUT THE LIFE OUT OF THEM. THESE ARE GOODS THAT YOU CAN USE NOW AT A BIG SAVING. REMEMBER THESE ARE FOR MON DAY ONLY. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY PICK OUT WHAT YOU WANT AND BE HERE EARLY MONDAY MORNING. iliSg CHRISTIAN & - LADIES AID HONORS HELIX WOMEN AT A PARTY H U R C H E S SEASONABLE READY-TO-WEAR SPECIALS FOR MONDAY ONLY. Dainty, Cool Lawn Kimonas, just what you need for these warm days. Made with large Colonial collars in long waisted and empire effects. The designs are very pretty Dolly Varden flowered and striped patterns. These sell regularly for 91.50. For Mon day only, special at 79c A WONDERFUL SILK WAIST SPE CIAL; VALUES $2.95; MONDAY ONLY $1.39. For Monday only we will offer a limited assortment of crepe de chine, and tub silk waists, all this season's styles in white, flesh pink, light blue and maise (yellow). The styles are neat tailored effects in either plain shirt style or tucked trimmed. The sizes .ire 34. 36. 38. 40 only, no large sizes. HANDKERCHIEF SPECIALS An opportunity to lay in a supply of good handkerchiefs for vacation or school use. 35c LINEN INITIAL HDKFS. 15c Extra quality, plain linen and initial handkerchiefs, wide hems, ready for use. and regular 35e value; special for Monday, each 15c 20c AND 25c HANDKERCHIEFS 9c 20c and 25c Shamrock lawn handkerchiefs of best quality, soft finish, some embroidered, some lace trimmed. Special for Monday 9C EXTRA SPECIAL SHOE SALE $1.65 150 pairs ladies' patent leather and gun metal plain pumps and strap slip pers worth 93.50. 84.00 and 95.00 pair. These are broken lines and we do not have all sizes in each line, yet we can fit you in some one of the styles. Remember these are 83.50 84.00 and 85.00 slippers on special sale Monday, pair fl.BS EXTRA SPECIAL 50c CURTAIN MATERIALS ONLY 29c Scrim, net and madras in a variety of patterns, figured, plain and border designs. They come in either white, cream or ecru. No matter what kind of a room you want to curtain, you may be sure to find these appropri ate; worth 50c yard. Special for Monday, vard 29c $1.00 TUB SILKS 49c A splendid assortment of fine Tub Silks, 36 inches wide, neat colored stripes, especially for men's shirts and ladies' waists. Launders like linen; only a few pieces left, however in or der to offer you an extraordinary bar gain we place them on sale Monday the yard 49c STRAW HAT SPECIAL All straw hats for men and boys' are put in this extraordinary special day. Now is your chance to purchase your hat, just at the time when you can use it most. All Men's Straw Hats -Off All Boys' Straw Hats V2-Off BIRTHDAYS Of MRS. JAMTN KKUX AM) Hits. HARK) HICKS -Viu: oitsl H ED. Mn Altai ana fmo memoes -Mi-v i Kimlal (.io lUn itla Dbuser i'ii Wednesday tor Mrv. M4m HMcMta; f proeiimd Not Vet Itettiu-rvU. Church of the lit-decmer Divine sen-ice with a celebration of the holy communion at 11 a. in r.vening service at s o'clock The I Sunday school Like a recess until further notice. rector. Cnarlee Qulnney The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade wrvrr ? v ". 7 norm wi wh th ot toi a yv. yv yji y x v y a v u nt v v v ww a iw mi vag mm ir- - - - - - - -- - - - tBsst Oregonian Special.) HELJ.X. cue. July 15. The ChrlS ' tian Ladies Aid entertained Thursdax in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. JMM Ketn and Mrs Harvey Hie a Those serving were Mrs. D. Kendall, Mrs. v. V. Kerley, Mrs. L D Smith, Mrs Ervine King. Mrs. Guy Sm,th Mrs. John Peterson. Mra 1 oka Hutcheson Those present ot'.ier than members were Mrs W. 11. A'bfe and Mrs. J. Gnswola Mrs. D. Kendall gave a birth. '..n dinner Wednesday in honor of Mr. l.uke Hutcheson Those present wire Mr and Mrs. Luke Butchsson, Mr Hazel Kennedy, Clifford Kendall, America Hutcheson and th, host-as. The body of Krnest Watson, who was drowned In a wnilrpool In Snake river, Sunday, has not been recov ered. The Watsons were former res idents here, Mrs. Watson being th daughter of the late Ben. P. Stanton, former state representative, and u prominent pioneer or this section. M L Morrison's family and guest. Miss esta Morrison, left Thursday for several weeks' outing at Lehman's I springs. Mish Mildred Ephlln is visiting at : the Ed liingle home m Vansycle for j a tew days. Mr and Mrs. T. M. Cook, their son Randolph, and Miss Letha Alt ee, left ; Friday for a two weeks' stay at Leh man springs. The Rex Musical comedy company ' played here Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Mrs A F. Benson of Walla Wail, who ha been visiting her mother. ; Mrs. Catherine Stanton several days, ' returned home Friday. Mrs. Walter Ash of Wallula. was a Wednesday visitor, i Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kheler we! o i Pendleton visitors Tuesday Miss Monta Ouest is spending the I month with her friend Mrs. Achlles, In Vansyel. I Ernest Kelly was a Walla Walta I visitor the first of ine week. Mrs. Amanda Ketchum. who died near The Dalles recently, was a lister of Mrs Wm. Stroud of this city, i Mrs. Arnold Planting of Adams, is at ''lay's hospital for treatment Mrs. Catherine Timmerman has re turned from a trip to Walla Walla Mrs. M. Anderson is preparing for a trip to ."Nebraska wnere she has rem ' estate inten sts. E. Callison left Friday for Portland and Eugene Miss America Hutcheson left 1 Thursday fur Lacrosse for a few days ' with relatives and friends. L D. owens left Tuesday for W.il I lula. He has property Interests near there. Presbyterian Services will be held at the usual incur on sabbath morning; Hible school services at 10 o'clock; preach ling service, 11. sermon bv Rev. j II Cornellson. Subject, The Drawing i ower of Jesus. " Cnlon sen b eg at the ilaptist church, eermon bv Rev C. A. Hodshlre ItaptM. i .Bible school, 9:; a m ; preuchins ' li a m.; H. V, P. i . preaching s, p m. This w" be a union sendee with Rev C. A lie - isnire preaching -he sermon. Mlfi ; Ldna Coutts will slug a sol i ano i Arloine t .tvenger sad MtM Iwhuits CfcJaholq will sing a uuet 1 R. Clevenger, ; astor. ChrlatlM Science, E. Webb and Johnson Sts. Sarvl cts Sunduy 11 a. m. and p. m. Sun uay school la a. m. Wednesday n p. m. .Subject of lesson sermon "Life. " The reading room at th church is open daily, except Sundays, from J until i p. in. Sunday even ing services will be discontinued din ing July and AlUlust Helix Baptist Church, HeltS, ("re. In a. in. bible school Mrs. Mrile tllest, Supt. 11 a. in. si r , num. "Worldly affections destructive OI love to God. I p. ni. sermon. "The witness of the Apostles. " Spe cial music by the children's choir at I the evening service. A cordial Invi ItatloO extended to all. Han W. Thurston, Pastor. FRUIT MARKETING PLAN PROPOSED FOR OREGON METHOD BEVi-Tfl 1 OR Nol'.lll WESTERN GROWERS M 111 PIT IX M FEOT. Portland. Ois I weekly news letter States deiirtmen' lates that a plan I Cleitl mar northwest the office ganlzation , offer sus ling i r has been of ma.l-- wh b. July 15 The rf the United f ifTtoulture re. r 't croi .- in i he GARR ANZiSTAS IN REVOLT worke I out by and rural r i believed, may the solution o. somewhat similar ft iblems With tit er psrlshabia crips o. other se';:icne I of the COhttr ' IhU market HT fllkti lis baseii 'upon a tnifonn c -t. tract, ' which must be made a part o. ptllini j Contracts betwer. tre growers and their resi'i-'io rasen's The agujnts ill turn are rqt)irt,l ooops it- In i carrying on c i which ar, oi the prosptWj In the four i I Ingon. Idaho 5 the fact th .i has been teg. cooperaton iti need for ini 1 1 ties has lie, i 1 years. In a try where ih: - tion have led "Wirthmor" $1 Waists ARE THE GREATEST WAIST VALUES IN AM ERICA FOR THE PRICE. ALWAYS $1.00 EACH. r -" "j This new allotment comprises many new ideas in 'oiles and Orsrandies, some all white others em broidered in colors. Remember "Wirthmor" Dollar Waists are sold in just one store in each citv. Sold exclusively in Pen dleton by , -, a( l2 The Ladies' Store. Hi as ess-iitial to fruit Industry Oregon Wash. i on tans f hcific Ueip'iO liol II ever that the eemrsM who he, nine members should represent whole ! communities and not Individual In tarsals, and that their membership dues should be raid by their respec-' live communities. In this way It h clieved that adequate represunlatli'ii in the agency will be secured to the growers The cooper. Uion .lUiium the sellinc agents, which is the primary purpose o till- plan, is designed t" Itnpri Ve conditions by securing accurate p. formation, by cltainlng much need l ed iiiiprovein.il, in transnoriatloii and storage ac. lilies, by developlnc marKcis, ny expanaini ins foreign outlet, by eHmmstlni conslsnmenti by Insisting Upon . etter nu thods ol preparing irtilt for market and bet-' ter business HMlhods on the pan otl the growers, ami bv faatartna in ther ways a betlsf spirit of , r ation among growers and selling' gents. The financial of the nmnlmbinl Is to be based Upon the tonnage bandied W each of in,, selhnv m9mM bough th.'ii will ea a email rv,.t nue from the memoershlp dues. Mi.-h a plan a. HOI I . ;:. :n, n.l..,l lor all sections cf the country In ""me regions, where cooperative ,.r 1 ganlsatlona or rarmers has been well developed ilreio'i. It appears to oe the better pu.t i t WISdOtn to leave conditions undisturbed, The plan.' however, offers mblttles of ellml-l bating much uti-i -essary waste and, its actual oparatlcn smmid throw I lisht on a niimbei oi hroblems WAYWARD lait DESERTER Edtsard Slice to n- ib id at Itromer ton on IVdMtllon. VANCOl'VER. Wasn. July 14 - Edward Stlce. 18 years old. sentenced (or attempting burglary recently, tho Mtanct being suspended upon his good behavior, has te n found to be a deserter from the navy at llremer ton. Wash He was seal to Hremer. ton. J. O. Blair, county attorney, has nrranged with the commanding offi cer at Premerton navy yards, to re instate the lad. at half pay, and put him on probation. He deserted from the navv yard and was arrested here when attempting to break Into a siora ills pal. Russ Ilapp, I years old. Is serving from one to seven years in state prison ror his part n the attempted burglary'. (,IMI GRAVEYARDS UK). Hong Kong Cafe jn NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey Outside Tray Orders a Specialty Boxes for ladles snd gentlemen OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT Ml l WC U I P. Meal Tickets. 21 Mcalf for 11.00 Special Chicken Dinner Sundays 548 Main Street Next to E O hldg Phone 0fc TOklO DENIES XWY KEltjRT. IX-liartnu-nt Asks for live Capital ship- Within SerCg years. TOKIO. July 1. Dispatches to America saying thai japan has au I thorized the construction of four su ! per-dreadnoughts are misleading I Whe navy has submitted to the fi nance department a program to be introduced in the Japanese Diet, In I volvlng the expenditure of about 250. 000,000 yen in seven years. This program calls lor the construction ol three superdreadnaughts and two bat tle cruisers. I The reported program would ful fill the naval ambition by the crea , tion of a first-line fleet of eight su I perdreadnaughts. Officials of Ihi j navy department declined today t , I discuss the program. 2 l n LI9I or LOOT. ton. Me , bound from Mobile for Ma tanvas. was wrecked In the hurri cane of last week In the Gulf o: Mexico and her crew is believed to have been lost. Lieutenant Hottel of the Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, reported that he had found the schooner bot tom up. about 250 miles west of Key West. The derelict was destroyed. 13 ENLIST at THE DALLES. Lieutenant Kl I.omlsOn RCcrUflag L'ompun Quietly. THE DALLES. Ore, July 15. The proposed company of national guards that is being raised nere by Lieuten ant Edward Lemison now has 13 re cruits. Lieutenant Lemlson says he Is op posed to spectacular methods of re cruiting, and would rather have his men enlist quietly. GARRISON AT OJIXAGA REPORT ED To BE nisi. oval TO DE EACTO CHIEF. SAN ANTONIO, July 14. Arm officers received reports that ta 'arranza garrison at ojlnaga, nurr liering 700. is disboal to the de fac ro government. Thts information. It is understood, caused Funston to re inforce the troops at tllg Bend, fol lowing reports that Vlllistas aio heading there. The presence of the Vlllistas would provide the Ojtnagt, garrison an opportunit to Join the bandits, leaving the txirder unpro tected 'from the Mexican side Vl d ih ly felt. The will ther;r. .( Interest and the proble. tnm of the country In the past ii or SO pet cent . u i t- lions of th . i iples of . mi -i s sxtensi t .- .ven more j rcsultg of th Vatched with .!d tnrow lig-i h ' ' fflclent nops thnu much upon Mated. the PPle FARMERS TO TALK WINDS. Road Improvements to lie Issue in Wasco Thi rail. July 14. The pro 1 bond issue will US he WaSCO Couniv British '-a Tbej Have Pi-wir Tw Herman Dfcadamigbts sank. Kni" rm and self. WASHINGTON. Jmy 14 An a-i- CHICAOO, July 14 Theodore noralty tablegram to the British -t-i a contractor, killed his baasv here savs is,s;tive oroof wife and two year old baby and hlm- bee found that the two great dr-ad-1 s,-,f t",a' The ,,"Ji(w Kr- tovA -pen ne ting to be he! i Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES cv; HOT TABLES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH sTVI !, LUNCHES COFFEE Everything clean and up-to-date P-IRT CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor Webb and Cottonwood Sts Phone ML Pendleton, Ore naughts Kaiser and Kronprinz were Unk by torpedoes during the ba'tle of Jutland and that they now have I been added to the orricutl British list of German ships destroyed. The Kaiser was or 24,700 tons dis placement and carried 10 12-inch iO-CSiibef (funs The Kronzpnn.: carried 10 12-inch 45 caliber gun.-. .She displaced 25,575 Ions. .! MEN KILLED BY m;I UL, -iipcr-'.rin-iiiiv on ''w Biifliling f -iapM-s In Wind III FFALO. N. V.. July 14 Thr laborers were killed and five SS ously injured in the collapse of strperst met urs surroanding a n bu I USing at the idant or Semet Bo Com pan; en the Niagara river roi near here. The StmctnrS went down den s.,uall thai river sad sotes dared thai the by light aing , poftad missing all sul.i-e.oieiith lnments sul- swfttt ,ver Xi Ig 1 1 a of me workmsti de. building was struck -veral men were ie. arty in the day, bin were beated. s HOONER INI) I REW lsT. . msj Boifim Ip in (.all Mter HarttCMM, WASHIN'JflViN July 14 The schooner '.'arrye Strong of Thoma.- w m . it .... dBHHt; wHfl DI'Fl'B posed count: considered Farmers' iv I'nlon at an In this city. The matter of Voting bonds for per manent highways in Wasco county has been under discussion for several months, but only recently petitions were circulated, requesting the iouii ty court to submit the matter to the voters The bond election will be held this fall. It is expected that if the voters ap prove of the bond issue the mon-y wlll be expended on the Columbia Highway from Hosier to Fairbanks, and on The Dalles-California HlKh way from The Dalles through DUfur, Tygh Valley, Maupln and on south to the Jefferson count- line I i -! inic Improves at A-toria, UBTOR1A, ore., jUy 14 There has been a decided improvement In the run of salmon during the past few days and It begins to look as 'hough the real fishing seuson about io commence. The catch was fairly good, particularly by the glll netters at the mouta 0; the river ar.d the t rollers, who go outside. Sever al of the latter came in last SVetl Ini? with as high as SOfl pounds or fine hlnooks to the boat i I grow ers in the four states named ha.'e signed contracts with resident selling agencies. The new plan requires that these contracts will contain certain uniform provisions which make It possible fOT the agents 10 cooperate leu, iiiy and effectively in carrying on the activities which the growers have demanded from them for some time. 'I'o enable them to do so a fruit grow ers' agency has been formed. To be come a member of this organization a selling agency must handle an average of not less than I'MI ears or fruit because it was beilsved that an agency handling less than this can not conduct an efficient selling set vice. This fruit growers agency is be managed b) a board of trustees, to consist of not less than 11 SCtiVS members five of whom are 10 be fruit growers, five selling agents, and the eleventh member selected at large. Active .members pay an annual mem bership lee of tlO and passive mem bers a fee of $5 II is desired. hoW- ThOusanda of Sold er- Burled no hvenes of Rreai Battles, London, July 11. Under th.- caption, "More than 700 Graveyards. " the Berliner VorwartS recently pub lished an article referring to the bat tlefields of Callcla and to the efforts being made by the Austrian authori ties to bring some sort of order Into the chaotic conditions prevailing In the military burying grounds scat tered over the province. The writer, according to a sum mary of the article printed by the London Dally Chronicle. estimates that between the town of Sorties and! the heights of Tarnovo no fewer thai) ilD graveyards have been cleared Of I their unsightly surroundings. and! aas that wherevei- possible neutral 1 beauties in the landscape have lieenj utilized to lend dignity to the ennr tnous cemeteries All along the Dunajec graveyards I are thickly strewn over theentlrS J Countryside Russians, Austrian.", Hermans. Hungarians to the number 1 of 40.000 ui-e burled in the cared-fori graveyards, a number which does! not Include those hurled in masses in! "tie grave, in (rest Qatlcla about. 100 graveyards exist, and In other! parts more than Ilia From the Dun- eject , eastward the multitudinous I graves of the Russians are seen' stretching away into the eastern j plains, an awful record of the death grapple of last year. Doty Girl (iels Scholarship CF.XTBALI A. Wash. July 14 The scholarship offered by ths On tral'.a Academy of Music to the pu pil making the highest average in the revent eighth grade examinations held In Lewis county has been won by Alice Klndel, of the Doty schools Miss Klndel attained an average bet ter than 94 per cent Two hundiel and fifty took the examinations Miss Klndel him bi.cn neither absent nor tardy in the past three years ANSCO CAMERAS &.STFXDEX FILM S II I 1 J ON'T let another summer io hv without an Ansco. It will add more to the pleasure of your out ings than anythitifrelse. All winter and long afterwards you can live oyer again with your pictures those good summer days. Let us show you the Ansco line. $2 to $55. Tallman & Co. Ke&ding Drugtfiiti lki OereMlne I'srrar m "Maria Ross,'' at tile Alta sunilay-.Viondsjf, Teeple suit Itliiiiilisait OREOON CITV ore., July 14. Circuit Judge Campbell igned an or der dismissing the suit of K. K Teeple against I!. I and Mar Cad ger. The defendants recently de murred to the Complaint and the de murrer wan ItlStllnsd William Qlltetie In lion, 8-Part Charscter Irsfrtn of the Fsmotts i igin-e of Fie ' SherlOfk HOlsaef ," Pastime Sunduy-Montlay. You will like that Chocolate Ice Oeam at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish