East Oregonian : E.O., July 18, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
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SPARKLING
Theo Nett
Grape Juice
UNFERMENTED
Something better than you have ever tasted in
Grape Juice. Rotter than Champagne. Let
us lend you a bottle with your next order.
SPECIAL
PINT BOTTLE 50c
GRAY BROS
GROCERY CO
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St.
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Bays Ve ltiiick.
teorge jr Fontaine
a new model 45 Kulek
son Motor Company.
I thin he attempted to get Kmt Athe-
has purchased j nu officials to date a fishing license
from the Ore-1 hack a couple of days for him as he
I had no license at the time Tonkin ar-
I rested him. 1'pon the refusal of the
Says tg1en Is Booming. Athena people to gram his ropiest it
Frank (Julnlan has returned from is thought the two charge, loomed up
Ogden, I'tah.. where he has been In! too large. Dr. C. O. Proebetel plead-
"There's a Reason"
Why The Golden Rule is always busy even during these so-called sales. Their goods
are of the best grades their prices are always the lowest and their patterns and col
ors are the best.
business the past few months,
says Ogden is booming
He
ed guilty to the same charge and was
fined $25 and costs by Judge Joe H.
Parkes. His fishing license and fish
ing apparatus were confiscated by the
state.
Will Visit Soil,
t. V. Kern of Fon de Lac, Wiseon
sin, came up from Portland Sunday
with his son. Dr. Max S. Kern. to.Hoj Is Born.
visit in Pendleton for two weeks. A boy was born this week to Mr.
land Mrs Enoch Plerson ai the home
PNaMaM Farivli Through city. "f John Rust on West Alta street.
President J. IX Far re 11 of the O -W.
Unas, passed through Pendleton Operation li Performed.
yesterday en route to Portland from; Harry Sturdevant underwent an
the east, where he had been trans operation for acute appendicitis at
acting business, j St Anthony's hospital last night. His
! condition Is reported to be improved
To itteod in Grande Rama,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allen went toi
La Grande this morning to visit with ! Marriage l icense Issiieii.
friends and take in the "Speed 'em
Up" races there Saturday and Sun
day They expect to return Monday
morning.
A marriage license was Issued CO
lay by the county Mark to Harry No
ble Hctts and Orpha Johnson. Boili
are residents of Freewater
Hea'a Work U loves ibc. 89o, 8e
Mens canraa Glovee, knit mtIm Be
Men's (.aiintlcl (.loes. leailicr failed 15c
Men's Itlhhcd Union Suits I9e
Men's Mesh Union Suits Ittc
Men's Union Suite, made like It. V. I) 4e
Men's Nelson Itrand Work Soeks . . So
Men's Work Socks, extra heavy 8 l-Se
Men'a Harvest Shoea 11.4, I1.M, si.bn
Men's Dree sx . SJ.HN. IS.&O,, :.H8. SI. SO
You Can
J.C. Penney Co. Inc.
Ladles' White Middy Dresses Itl.DH
Girls' Middy Drams two
t.lrls' (iliigliam Hresso 19c, He
tilrla' White lUoomers Mo, Ite
Ladles' New Mid-Summer Collars . . 2,c. tC
Uullc-' uto Scarfs, all colors lc. IIHc
Ijidles' ulo Oapa 4IC, MC,
Ladies' liriisslcrcs tc, I9e
Ladles' Corset ( men. IB,-, 25c. BSC, 4Be
I ndies' Battling Suits . si. us. $2. in, fi.to, $:t.BB
We Lead,
I Others
Follow
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Runkle Case Vp.
Prosecuting Attorney
Stehver and deputy gam,'
Frederick
warden
ltaiHiiet Tor Committee.
In honor of the members of the
various fourth o'. July committees
which so successfully engineered the Cteorga Tonkin went to Pilot Hock to
celebratlon this year a banquet will day in connection with the F. 0. Run
he given tonight at s o'clock at 'he kle case Uunkle is charged with
catching fish under the legal size.
EXPKHT GIVES VDVICK on
CHECKING ( -llll.lt PLAGUE.
'Hotel Pendleton.
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.
To Realty Convention.
Norborne Berkeley went tC
land today to attend the
Men's convention A picture
T. Wade of Pendleton, appeared in
the Portland Journal's morning edition.
i Port
KeaJtv of E.
California Man visit-..
T. K. Heard, owner of the I'.olden
Utile hotel building, came up from his
home in Modesto, Cul.. this morning
to puss a few days. Mr. Heard says
that prices in California are good
and that as a result conditions In
general are favorable.
Returns from portiaud.
John Hamley, well known young
Pendleton man, returned Suturday
from Portland where he has been at
tending business college. He hau
gone to work In the Hamley & Co.
harness shop for the summer
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'"THE most popular drink
1 in Pendleton
Returns from XortJi.
Dr. E. J Sommerville returned
this morning from Edmonton. Can Zimmerman
ada. where he has been visiting his
brother. On his return home he vis
ited friends In Seattle and a daughter,
Mrs Arthur Sprague, who lives near
Houulam.
Desertion is Alleged.
Alleging desertion suit for divorce
was filed yesterday In the circuit
court by Hazel J. Kennedy against
Arthur R. Kennedy. The couple were
married in Pasco December 1.1, 1913.
The plaintiff is represented by Will
M. Peterson.
Zimmerman.
Suit for divorce was filed today by
William Zimmerman against Dor
othy Lillian Zimmerman alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment. They
"'ere married March I. 1914. Fee A
Fee are representing the plaintiff.
Is Admitted to Bar.
Word has been r
Harold J. Warner, f,
Pendleton boy now
celved her,
rnier well 1
residing in I
that
Request Foreclosure of Lien.
Suit was instigated yesterday in the
circuit court by J. .1. Wodeage and
others to foreclose a mechanics lien
land, has been admitted to the state
bar. Warner is a graduate of the held against Delos Hint. The plain
Fniversity of Oregon and Pendleton tiffs are represented by Attorney
high school. Fee and Fee
4) 4t
..ftp 1 v" r? ;
m t m '
f i. Chamberlain, well known
I'klah man. motored to Pendleton
M'sterday.
J. t. iiiukie, prominent Hermlftoi
attorney, is In town transacting bust-
neta today,
Public Sale
Jul) 22, lHltl
Comraenolng 1:M p. m. at
John Wright's Barn, Itbena, Ore,
I have bought the Tom Cook out
fit and lease and will offer for sale
12 Head Good Work Horses
Ranging up to una lbs., all good
farm stock and ready for harvest
Also sets ijood butt chain harness.
TFItMS October I without Inter
est. Five per cent off for cash
d. V. SCOTT, Owner
I'. ;. Lucas, u Hon, vr.
VYFSUWD bUSS GROUND
ANDPI1U0-UNMS DUPLICATED
AMl.uCAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING. PtNDIllON.ORf
Pmonl 609
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
IT HAS THE UPEP"
Refreshing
Invigorating
Non-Intoxicating
In a class by itself as a summer
drink for men, women and children
Oa Draught and In Bottler
at Following Resorta:
Conner's Cigar Store.
Billy's Place
CouttJ A McDevitt
The Crescent
Round-Up Pool Hall
Sutton Cigar Store
W. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hall
The Charles Co.
Gritman'e 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 nr pints.
We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks,
PORT-0 and PEND-0.
Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. j
E City Brewery. E
E Wboieeale and Family Trade. Telephone S28 E
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Case of Scarlet Fever.
Miss Marjorie Silencer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Spencer, is HI with j
scarlet fever, at her home on west
Haley street. As far as is known this
is the only case of the disease in 1'ina
tilla county. It is not known where1
the girl contracted the fever as she
has been playing only with the chil
dren in the neighborhood.
1 MAX DKAl).
"Keep the hands and mouth clean,"
Is the advice laid down by Dr. Thos.
Darlington as the best means of ore.
of infantile para-
the
Spl
Divorce Suit Is Filed.
Through Attorney Will M. Peter
son, suit for divorce was filed today
in the circuit court by Fred W.
Thompson against Alice M. Thompson.
Desertion is alleged. The couple were
married May 7, 1915. and It Is alleged
that five weeks after they were mar
ried the defendant deserted the plaintiff.
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drinks, attempted to prevent the of
ficers from seizing this liquor.
He said that Bothwell then ordered
the officers out, and when they show
ed him their police badges, he pulled
out a revolver and repeated his or
der. , Though Morris attempted to I
wrench the weapon from his hand
he is said to have treed himself, shot
Morris trough the shoulder and then
opened fire on Harvey, who waa
grappling with Farnham behind the
bar.
ventin
lysis.
Dr. Darlington was commtasionei
of health In New fork City for six
Mars. At the solicitation of the Sol
diers' Welfare Committee and by ar
rangement with Secretary of War Ba
ker. Dr. Darlington left for the .Mexi
can border to make a scientific studv
of sanitation there. He will spend his
"vacation" in that work.
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BY ORDERING
FUEL NOW
DREAONAUGHTS VOTED DOWN II
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INE carefully selected
pearls make add-a-pearl
necklace an appreciated gift.
Five to thirty doHars wili
start a strand,
Want Xames and Address-;.
According to notice received from
Portland today from Ellen M. Sulli
van, all parent-teachers circles in the
WILSON CAMPAIGN IS
PLANNED AT KLAMATH
PROTOSAL FOR FLEET IN PA
CIFIC MF.OTS WITH SFXATF
OPPOSITION.
KLAMATH FALLS, fin
Featured by testimonials
July 18. I
indicating !
18. riio
WASHINfiT N, . ulr
se;iate voted 48 to 18 against Paclf!,:
the strength of Woodrow Wilson with I am.miment to the
his party and of numerous converts to general naval bill providing for three
his policies, the Woodrow Wilson T'oposed dresidn i
state are requested to jenrt names democratic club, of which J. B. r.rlf-1 .nu rd permanently on the western
and addresses of their Be!) elected flth l8 prPsident and O. E. Wllley seckrast. Works. Jones and Chelan
oliicers to the headquarters of the retarv. held a verv enthusiastic meet en phati.allv supp rted the amend'
Oregon Congress of Mothers and ins at the city hall. Plans were ills- roent Swanson i nn Lodge. Insisted
Parent-teachers' associations, room rl S(lp(1 for a vpry .ictlvp campaign. that the amendm-n; Infringed on the
530 Court house, Portland. In order f;nrtH wni be made to secure promi- constitutional powers of the pre.-,
that such officers may receive llfr- rent oul9ide peakere, and members dent as commanue! In chief of -he
ature which the societies are sen ling oDtlmlatlc of carrvine this district : nevy. Coast aueaK, r .ler..,r.i ,ht
Mn November of a substantial ma-j there were no first class battleehlp 1 2
jority. -n me rmcine, despite a poajble ,Iap-S
A chid picnic is nemg piannen iui , anese uanger. rne senate adopted
out.
For Summer Delivery.
"PEACOCK" ROCK SPRINGS COAL
There are many kinds of Rock Sprinjn? Coal,
but 'Peacock" is the kinjr of them all.
BRIDEL VEIL SLAB OUR SPECIALTY
Let us figure with you.
QUALITY QUANTITY SERVICE
Smythe-Lonergan Co.
Phone 178
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Big t'rowd at Ix'tunaii.
Mrs Thomas Fltz Gerald who is so
journing at Lehman Springs writes
that there are about 300 visitors at
Lehman Springs. The vacationers
enjoyed a dance Saturday night. July
30 has been set aside by the manage
ment as Pilot Hock day. The entire
Pilot Hock population is being lined
up to visit Lehman on that day and
the band from that city will give con
certs Saturday ard Sunday July 29
and 30.
time in August.
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
IS KILLED IN DIVING
uson s naval program providing
for eight capital ships this year and
within the three years. The pas-
- oi me wnoie Dill appe ,r. t
' at hand.
LANBDfO, Mich.. July 18. While
practicing a new diving stunt, with
Which to amuse her swimming class
of girls. Miss Florence M. Anderson,
JT, years old, physical director of thj
Lansing Young Women Christian As-
sociatlon, was drowned In Pine Lake
Raral farrier I lamination. it 8 presumed that in twisting In a
The United States civil service ,Ilve ne wrenched some of the mus
commission has announced an eg- rl(.H of hpr Dack K that tney became
animation for the county of Lmatllla, temporarily paralyzed. Three phvsi-
ni with a pulmoter worked for
A 1
a
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler Since '87
Pegdleton, Oregon
l lli: II M.I.MAHK STORK
Oregon, to be held at Hermlston
10 a m., and Pendleton at 12 m.. on
August 12. 1916. to fill the position
of rural carrier at Stanfleld, and va---n'
es that may later occur on ru
ral routes from other post offices In
i he above-mentioned county The
examination will tw upon only to
male citizens who are actually dom
iciled in the territory of a post of
fice in the county and who meet the
requirements set forth in Form No.
1977. This form and application
blanks may be obtained from the of
fices mentioned above or from tha
Dnlted States civil service commis
sion at Washington, D. C.
tlons should be forwarded
commission at Wasnmgton
earliest practicable date.
hours, but could ta t resuscitate her.
Miss Anderson's home was In Dallas
Texas.
TWO MISSIONARIES'
MURDERED IN JAPAN
Mr. and Mrs. K. B, King and fam
ily left this morning in their autumn- S
bile for Portland, Astoria and the
Oregon beach points They expect to
be absent a month. During their ab
sence their home at 914 West Court
will be occupied by Mr. and Mis. K.
1'. Mcljean.
J H
in town.
J. T. Hoaklr
day on biisines
A. E. Atkins
Couch of Shavian, wn .
up
Bcho
if Portland Is tran- s
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Plaher m h Getaway,
F. w. Smith who wa arrested sun
day by deputy game warden Ceorge
Tonkin for catching fish under the
lig.il size failed to put in an appear
anaa In the Justice court yeHterda
t., answer tin- charge It Is reportfd
TOKIO, July 1 V The brutal mur
or at Karulgawi of Dr. Campbell
a Canadian missionary, and his wife
lias led more than 100 other Ameri
can and Canadian mlsslonalrles re- sartlng business here this week,
siding there to demand permission Miss Pauline Lederle of I.
from the authorities to carry arms for' nrnnde is here visiting her father.
APPiica- acif defense. i,.h ii Ranap. oromlnent Witlli
The murderers of the Campbells Walla attorney, Is in the cliv today
have not been found. The murderers
entered the Campbell home at I
oYloclt Saturdav iiiornlnc and stab
bed them to death Thev then loot
,.h the hniise of ..li ihe mnnev thev! Deputy Sheriff James
could find, about 111, I returned from.a business trip to So
kane.
Is credited with producing, Muyur r . .McKenzie or H.rmi
to
at
the
the
t'r
I, it. Oldaki
lamary Co.
of t he
is In the
Hermlston
it v vester-
Kste
Iris -
Spain
more than three-quarters
world'l supply of olive oil.
the
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n was i
eaterdai
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if town visitor in low n S
You Can Have a Little Vacation and do a Lot of
Business Every Day if You Own a
FORD
I he car with the lowest first cost and
after cost. The car in the shop the least
and that runs the most.
Roadster f. o. b. Pendleton $442.45
Touring Car, f. o. b. Pendleton $492.45
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO.
812 Garden Street. Telephone 651
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