East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 17, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY. JULY 17, 1916. EIGHT PAGES -Si PAGE EIGHT Country Bacon The real thing country cured fine flavor Special 18c to 22c perl COUNTRY LARD We sell SWIFTS PREMIUM Sugar Cured Bacon and Ham also. Boiled Ham and Chip ped Beef sliced to your order. GRAY BROS GROCERY CO 0 'QUALITY Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. Hake) THp to Valley. Merle R. Chessman, city editor the Kant Oregonlan. left Saturday I night on outside work In the state. Buy Buiok. During his two weeks' absence hisj Charles Bloom. Place will lie occupied by Ben Jerard. town, purchased a added charge for the extra words Involved. farmer north of V-:, Buiok Six from the Oregon Motor Garage. Says I to Myself, "No Matter What You Need The Golden Rule is the Place to Buy" Keeping their expenses as low as they do buying for as many stores as they do and those big cash discounts, I can readily see wjiere I can make my savings, and stretch my dollars. Me for The Golden Rule Store. Bound for I .chimin Springs. A local party composed of Mrs. El la Bowling Eileen Bowling. Kathleen Mr Paul. Ora Holtlman and Holdman left yesterday morning by auto for lehman Springs. Will Take Months tuning. RdSOOS t, Ke&tor. the republican Wade" candidate for district attorney, will leave tomorrow morning for Lake Chelan, Wash., to enjoy a month's outing. Motor from Boise. Mr and Mrs. John McConnell. I To MHrk lUuck Trail. daughter. Miss I.aura McConnell, and Ben K Trombley oi the Oregon son. Frank McConnell of Maryvllle, I Motor Garage, is to leave shortly on1 passed through Pendleton yesterday i a trip to La. Grande for the parpOM on their return home from Boise and ! ot marking the "Black Trail " be ' Baker where thev have been visitmg I tween the two towns Men's Spari shirt t.v. lc, 98c Men's I'anaina Hats $.!! Men s silk Hats an, Heal White or ontoted Handkerchiefa :.. Men's Work shirts :itr Men's Khaki Pauls ms, 8 GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. FOR SALE THE FRANK MURPHY SEVEN PASSENGER FRANKLIN CAR. Just right for the Springs run. SEE W. R. WITHEE. Rain in the Mountain. According to Marion Jack who drove down this morning from his summer home at Meacham there was a heavy rain at Meacham yesterday afternoon and last night. A peculiar feature of the wather up there is the fast the nights recently have been warmer than in Pendleton. Montana Visitors Here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vaughn of Lewlston, Mont., were in Pendleton a few hours Saturday en route to Day ton, Wash., from California, where they have been passing the winter and spring Mr. Vaughn la an exten sive farmer and formerly resided at Dayton. While in Pendleton he vis ited with friends. Wants Indian Maid Tor Bride. Herbert Earl Sertght has written the Commercial Association from Camp Verde. Arhv. asking for the ad dress of the Indian cnlef who adver. tised in 1 t 1 2 that he would give y),. 000 to the pale face who would mar- his daughter. WliiiN'oiit runts Suits Blh Overall- . Striped or Plain lumpen 11.41 MO, ttl.M, si 1.7. i ', I He. B.V BSC You Can Do Better At J.C.Pen nev Co. Inc. Hatten Petticoats lllc. 6 He, IWc l.adiis,' Wash Waists 98e ladles' summer Dresses SI. lis. $'.HH. S.S.UH, SI. US t.iris- Muslin Pants ioc. 15c, a.v satis-ii Bloomers 2,v. ic (.ills' White lire es UNO. SI.IH, SI. IIS (.iris- t.liurliam lircssis. ihc. Me, i8c ladles' llathlni suits si.hh. S.b, i.n Boys' or (.ills' llathlni Suits 4ftc, 8: (.Iris1 One or Two rnp SllpM'rs ISO, WHe We Lead, I Others Follow Return from llldaway. Mr and Mrs. George Ilartman, Mr. and Mrs. Sam It. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Miss Louise Cray. Miss Thelma Thompson. Miss Catherine Thompson and Miss Jennie Murphy returned yesterday from a few days' outing at Midaway Springs, GIRLS OF FIFTEEN SAVE MEN FROM DROWNING Indians Close Celebration. The four Indian tribes who have been holding their big fourth of July celebration at Cayuse the past 10 days, broke camp this morning A large crowd of Pendleton and Walla j WnlM visitors enioved trio horse r a c -1 MUCtl es. Indian dances ana platform danc es In the evening. The Indians as-. sert the celebration is one of the most successful ever held. Pleads Not Utility. F. G. Hunkle who was arrested at Pilot Bock in May lor catching fish under the legal size pleaded not guil ty to the charge in the Pilot Hock justice court Saturday. He will be tried before Judge Mclieynolds at Pilot Kork tomorrow. 0,111 minium iiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i THE most popular drink 1 in Pendleton I "BRAN-NEW IT HAS THE "PEP" Refreshing Invigorating Non-Intoxicating In a class by itself as a summer drink for men, women and children La lira nile Boosters Here. J A. "Jerry" Uusk and J. A. Ho ran, prominent La Grande men. were in the city yesterday in the interest of the "Speed em Dp" races which are to take place at La Grande this week. Among other attractions a box ing match has been scheduled between Frank MeCarrol of Boise and Vic Ber: ger. Both are fighters of first class calibre and the fight should be a warm one. A number of Pendleton people are planning to take races. Busk and Horan went Walla Walla last night. the n to On Draught and In Bottles at Following Resorts: Conner's Cigar Store. Billy's Place Courts McDevltt The Crescent Round-Up Pool Hail Sutton Cigar Store W. W. Hoch Bungalow Pool Hall The Charles Co. Gritman's Cigar Store. Served at the Followta' 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. Building I'p Beef stock. Out of six fine registered shorthorn bulls purchased at the Union stock show by the Pendleton Meat Co. three have been sold and one of the animals was shipped out by the Northern Pa cific this afternoon to Pearson Johnson at Wallula. All told the meat company has recently sold 10 head of registered bulls to stockmen, two of the animals going into Grant county. The chief purpose in the move is to improve the grade of beef cattle in this section. The company does not favor the Shorthorn over the Hereford. Iain at Meacham. Although the official report shows that only .04 of an inch of rain fell in Pendleton yestemay, in some sec tions of the county considerable rain fell during the afternoon. Marion Jack, who came down from Meacham today says it rained hard there and many motorists at Bingham Springs came away early on account of a heavy shower. With a rising barom eter indications are that clear weath er will follow. Men to Take Treatment. Owing to the softness of the brain it waa Impossible to separate the part of the brain In which the rabie germ is found and B F. Averill of the de partment of biological survey. WM unable to state whether or not the small dog brought to him by Hugh Boby ot Thorn Hollow was Infected with rabies. George Zwampas and the seven year old son of Mr. Hoby will take the treatment for rabies to be on the safe side. I Sfe rz 1 ae- wan tXttnffUilhftd tM'f'! Rltnl arrived. depart- nr HliHilng Affray, A near .shnotinK affray occurred Sat urdav ovtMiinK whn 'harltn Myers la ullftft'd to have taken after Tom Ba ker with a revolver. Only the action of some men at the EVndleton Meat Company wut wild to have prevented a more Mlioui affray It Ik reported the trouble wan over dome.stk rela tloiiH. No arreHtx were made, Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. City Brewery. Wholesale xnd Family Trade. Telephone 528 E illllllllllllllMlllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllc Nllllimillllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1llllllimil Ixv THosraph Ratf to Border. The Western 1'nion Telegraph Com pany announced today that until fur ther notice it will make telegraphic transfers of money to members of the naional guard who have been mus tered into the federal service at the Mexican border at one half the usual charges for such service. It is under stood that In their hurried departure many of the guardsmen failed to reck on on the high cost at the border of some T the conveniences and com forts which are not included in the provision which T'ncle Sam makes for his soldiers and their relatives and friends doubtless will be interested j to learn of this arrangement whereby much appreciated funds can be quick ly transferred hyjelegraph at a low cost. The proposition is tne more at tractive from the fact that messages of affection, cheer, etc.. may he in corporated In the transfers at a small Dog Is Fisherman. The 17-year-old son of station agent F. M. Luse of Rieth captured a large bass fish yesterday In a peculiar manner. He and his dog were stand ing near a small pond which is fed by a spring At this time of year the water is fairly low. Some time ago a number of bass were planted in the pond. Yesterday the dog sa the water moving about and he Im mediately Jumped in, splashing out the bass. The young man captured the fish. Fishermen Meet Tough Luck. F. W. Smith and Dr. O. B. Proeb stel of Pendleton were arrested yes terday by deputy game warden Ton kin on Upper Camas creek for catch ing under sized fish. Proebstel said he did not have any rule by which to measure the fish. Their tackles and fishing poles were confiscated by Tonkin They will be arraigned be fore Justice of the Peace Joe H. Park am i Mist afternoon at 2 o'clock Smith failed to produce ense. ROTHY BECKER. - 4UCF MILLER. 0 Dorothy flecker and Alice Miller both aged fifteen! or Elisabeth, n. j. saved two young men from drowning after a heroic struggle during which .Miss Becker was dragged beneath the dragged the water by the victims. She swam to I them, fPJ3Ei23niDas VTffSUillD GUSUS GROUND ANDFIHID-llNSiS DUPLICATE AMl.viCAN NAIIONAL BANK BUIl DING. PENDUION OBI Pmonc 609 them in Newark Hay when she saw! they were exhausted, and they held to her. She fought tern off. but wasj being slowly overcome when Mlssl Mllbr went to hei- aid. The two men ashore and revived. Amendment "For Pendleton Normal School and ratifying location of cer tain State Institutions: Purpose To provide for locating a state normal school at Pendleton. Oregon, upon a site to be donated therefor, appro priatlng SI 25,000 for buildings and equipment and levying an annual tax of one twenty-fifth of a mill on all property in the state for Its main tenance, and ratifying the location of ceraln state instlutlons heretofore located away from the state capital Walter Will be Here. President 'I'. D, Taylor of the Kound-I'p has received word from Al G. Walters, well known cowboy, that he will be at the Kound-I'p this yenr He has been attending the San Jose Kound-I'p and says the show Is not tn be Compared With the Pendleton show. Ballot Title CWven, According to news from .Salem, the attorney general has designated ,h.. roiiowinir u the ballot title tor post the normal school amendment that will be on he ballot in November: Boris Lota on Market. It Is announced today by George fishing U-1 Oeanokopuloe, owner of land at the Pilot IfVk junction, that his lots are now for sale in the new town of Hons. The town has been surveyed In Gearv Kimbrell and a portion of Hie pertv will be sold for business pre a portion for residence. The lots will lie handled by George UMno kopulos & Co. at Doris. BRITISH TOMMIES PREPARE AMMUNITION TO SEND TO GERMANS I In- at Woolen MIIK Th- fire depart mtfit responded In a. call at the Pendleton Woolen Mill' this afternoon at 2: SO o'clock where a mnall Maze broke out from an un known cause. Henry wicker who was pMritlg by on east Court saw a larK cloud of smoke arising from the mill and turned In an alarm. The Maze 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 WRITE TO TOUR FRIENDS OK Monogram Stationory w. e. smith & CO. WEDDING AND VISITING CARD ENGRAVERS. MORGAN BLDO.. PORTLAND. OR. iniMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiMiiiiniMiMniiiiMiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiuilitj ISi I 5 N INE carefully .selected pearls make add-a-pearl necklace an appreciated gift. Five to thirty dollars will start a strand. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler Since '87 IVndlrton, Oregon I III II II I M IBM STORE, WKSSW! I mm.-mmrmmm 1 Kf - ....v wiwii fey WW' '''' '.' ' -.liKUsaw"""'" Etui ' ! You Can Have a Little Vacation and do a Lot of Business Every Day if You Own a FORD The car with the lowest first cost anti after cost. The car in the shop the least and thai runs the most. Ira RorTrSW AMMUNITION v7Z. FILM iKVZE. E Tliis ir-iure nh-iw Tommy Atkins aeiuling his "best wishes" to ths German army. The above wan tak MMWWIMHIlillHIIIIIHIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilllilililiiililllillMiluiiiilliiimiiH " " "" c' fr"nt' Roadster f. o. b. Pendleton Touring Car, f. o. b. Pendleton $442.45 $492.45 ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO. 812 Garden Street. Telephone 651 TuuniiiMiniiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiifiiiiimiiiitiiMr?.