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PAGE THRE1 EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1916 I Mr. Farmer, I you can't harvest without good meat to I serve your crew. We are making special inducements in harvest II meats. The good, pure U. S. inspected kind. is our telephone number. Downey's Met Dean Tatom Co. Grocery Telephone 688 "HE MAY TURN OUT TO BE ANOTHER GOLD BRICK," SAYS T. R. " i WASHINUTuN, July 24. - To the famous sayings of Colonel Koosevelt. authentic and otherwise, must be adbsl another It III thi: "1'erhapa, after all. He frill tUTII out to be a gold brick " lie. in this case, standi for Charles E. Httfhei J. A H. Hop kins, .-tali- chalrinun of the progres sive paftl Ui New Jersey says the colonel said It The colonel Mays he Old ni't say It. and has nominated Hopkins for chairman of the Anani as club in New Jersey Whether Koosevelt said it or not. Hi,. t ght expressed is so much In the minds of the progressives thai it Is lively to live in tneir meinour Tot nuiny days, baton the Chicago conventions and slnc large 'numbers oi progressivea orM c.r them n roted at republcaiui nnd some still faithful to the ktooas nave been won darlnf how Hughes will turn out if tney take Roosevelt's advice and vote lor' him, a they dl.l lor Taft right . ears ;io. Mr llopkln.s adds a touch Of COiOf to his vertlon of the matter b plaining that Roosevelt's support of Tai't was referred t- In his conversa tion with Koosevelt and supplied th provocation for the remark concern ing Hughes He qootW the colonel as admitting that "nt ha sold the pari tend Rule ne gold briCH anil did not ni ce risk doing " again" This ,ik. according to Hopkins, t""k ,ric in tin- year, before RooeVfc ptai veil Willi Th. i.nally resolved to take a chance Hughes. New Jeisev progresslveB, iXh their state committee, de- l to stand With Hopkins ill de ng 1 1 1 take a chance They adopt - ei i resolution declaring that national committee exceeded Its orlty In indorsing the candidate rother party, and asserting that will not lie bound by lis action. ed til' The progressive executive wmuuv- , r Kantuck) want further, and ttu dopted resolution declaring the partj has been lietrayesl by 1U lead ers It further resolved to use a pic ture ,,f a bull moose as Its party em blem on the ballot m November In stead "f a portrait of Roosevelt Thus, while some of the Moose i Ian are seeking favor with the ikwkIJ' L Buy an OWL "lTO matter where you find it, the 1 1 OWL is always a free-drawing, even -burning smoke. That's because it is time-cured, long leaf filler, shaped by hand. But even more. You can be sure that the OWL will alvv.tys be mellow in flavor. That's because a million dollar reserve supply of slowly curing leaf makes it unnecessary ever to pui a poorly cured leaf in my OWL. From the first step on, the OWL is a better-made, beth r-smoking and better-tasting nickel cigar. V-X) VJbgtfs,l f ijnrv TerVSkg,,; republicans by accepting various hon orary positions in that party, others are denouncing them as betrayers and intimating that hope of reward muy have something to do with their pres ent activities. n- You can't sleep in the stillest night If your digestion Is bad Take Hood's Saraaparllla It strengthens the stomach and estab lishes that condition In which sleep regularly comes and is tweet and re freshing. -Adv. i:t.i. imi CANNON TO WRD MRV nUAMBBHLAIN CANON W H. CARNEii. LONDON, July 24 The Rev. Wil liam Hartley Carnegie, rector of St Maraaret'a and Canon of Westmin ster will we,i Mrs. Joseph Chamber lain, Widow of the famous British statesman. Mrs. Chamberlain before her marriage was Miss Mary Endloott of Massachusetts, nnd was the daugh ter of W. C. Kndicott. secretary of war under President Clsvsand. The Australian government is p.an-iiinu- the establishment of a lahora- ton for the application of scientific resaarCB to national industries. anywhere gJH Tho Million DoHar Cigar M. . GUNST & CO. INCORPORATED UKIAH iN INVENTS AND PATENTS NEW AUTOMOBILE WHEEL USE M EATIfEH IDV I s II VY ING m:SO-I AK.MI Its l t TT1NO (.11 Asi HA1 . (East Oregonlan Special.) I'KIAH. Ore., July 24. O. R, An drus of Range, who has Invented and ncelved the patent on a new auto blls wheel, has been in I'kiah for the last two weeks, making a set of the wheels which he is now demonstrat ing here, and which seems to be a success. Mr Andrus is also the In ventor of the side hill plow, and has been a first class blacksmith and In spite of his' three score years and ten he still does excellent work and we hope he will reap a bountiful har vest from his invention to aid him In his declining years. Mr. Tavlor who lives near I'klah has had two good horses badly lacer ated on barbwlre within the last few days. Iester Bolin was in town Friday selling beef. With the beautiful weather which we are now having the haying sea son Is advancing rapidly and many of the farmers are now rutting their grass hay. Sir. and Mrs. Slarhaum leave I'kiah tot the Blackburn farm Mon day, to work for Walter Hlaekburn. Charley Bturdlvant, Jr.. a popular young man of Cklah was taken sud denly ill last Saturday, and Monday he was taken to St. Anthony's hospital it, Pendleton, where he was immedi ately operated on for acute appenui- cltls. Word was received W rein- lives Wednesday that he was getting along nicely. Many beef cattle were driven out this week from I'kiah. Among th.'se Martin Tuesday jylth their beef were .1 W. Bturdlvant, J. H. Mettle. Ralph Clark and Frank Hilbert. Charts) Hynd made a trip to tin Bight mountains Inst week looking after the Hvnd Brothers sheep. Jim Johnson, wife and daughter of flange were registered at the Peter--.,11 hotel Monday night. Mrs. i-owcii Oanger left for Pen dleton Tuesday to remain with her f,,, n Indi finite time. PH. dance (Ivan at Kirk's hall July .... , i.. .,..,,.ie,i there bain Mill Was i,iiKei ai... -- mam' visitors from a Jistnnce, among whom were Jnmes Nelson, wife and daughter, Sam Nelson and wife. Miss Chapman. Mi" Saulesherrv from Butter ''reek and Fred Moes from Pilot Rock. Oscar Hllberl and wife of Riidue Creek were In I'kiah Saturday trad ing and transacting other business Charlei Bunnell and wife, former1" v .,f I'kiah, carne back aionaay aim lent out t.i the Uuunka ranch to a'orli i.i Mr. Latinka. i.ie Besney "f Galena, passed hrough I'kiah Tuesday with a fine rove of b Henri U oda left ef cattle, zinka Henr ,ir their Si Jr.. and MlN ranch Tues- Miss Mary Hector of Rltter is visit ing f'r a few davs at the Peterson ho tel with her sister Freda. 1! Rturdivant returned Wednes day fr on Pendleton and La Grande, while he had been visiting with his sens Glen and Gale Sturdivant. Nate Runes of Rilter was in I'kiah Wednesday night on business and chin alio "f Kilter was here Wed nesday nnd purchased a binder from the Wagner K Caldwell Hardware company. Mr and Mrs. Loula Dern of Alba, who have been visiting with their sun and daughters in Montana for the last two months returned las; week. They cume back in a new automobile pur i h is, d while on their n ip. Dale Rofttwell. optician or Pen dleton, while Visiting With his sister. Mrs. .1. H. Moore, spent one day in Cklah fitting glasses. Till Taylor and wife were registered at the Peterson Hotel Thursday night OPERATIC STAR PRESENTS CUP TO SUBMARINE CAPTAIN KOENIG ---MiiiassMMMMaMaWaaMBr MM, IAKGEN HAN Madame Lafenhan of New York I'll), gave a .silver loving cap to Cap tain Koenlg of tho Gorman merchant Mr. Taylor wan tacking up signs and loosting for tile Septemb Hound- Djfc A leap yeai pari ha Friday. July 21 aged by the ladies filadys lioynton Hridge t reek bun Tuesday. Harry Huston had a good addle horse badl;, cut on barb win- Thurs day. The animal will be useless for some time. Bart Hadasoi formerly of I'kiah, w ho has been in California for the last two years returned to I'kiah Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Spence of I'kiah left for Alberta Friday. July 21st. Clair Btttrdlvant and Oordon Met- tie made a trip to Pilot Rock this! week with their beef cattle. Val Peterson and son Virgil left fori Pilot Rock Thursday on business. Mrs. Fannie Hughes of California Who is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Clark, left for Grant county to i visit with her brothers Asa and Ira, Thogast for a short time. Louis Johnson of I'kiah. left for the harvest fields Wednesday with eight head of horse, which he will use dur-j irg Harvest. Mrs. Johnson will ac company him as far as Walla Walla where she will visit with friends and relatives while Mr. Johnson is work- ,,, the harvest fields. Harney Bhfltt of Dale is seriously ill again at his home at Dule. Donald Ross of Pendleton was in I'kiah Wednesday and Thursday look ing after his interests here. Alex Mckenzie purchased a new binder from Wagner & Cajdwofl Hardware company this week. Fred Peterson and family left Monday for a short visit in Grant county Francis Daniels and Bugs US BojtM of Pendleton are rusticating near I'kiah for a few days. Ilcke DeVaUl is visiting Miss Em ily Quant Alba for a few days. Dr. DeVaU and Henry Nye went to! Pendleton last Monday taking Charley Bturdlvant to the hospital. Ward Bmlgh and son "f Walla Walla and proprietor of I'kiah cream ery arrived in I'kiah Wednesday to superintend the buildlni of the new creamery which is now under course ont construction. c. N. McP.eynoids. wife and son of Alba, visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Huston. Mr. Miller and Mr. Bond of the Pond Auto Co. of Pilot Rock, were in I'kiah Thursday with an Oakland car which they sold t" Vol Peterson, t Mrs. Lillian Ixicke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith, and who is here frm Washnugal carved word- fron for her health, re ived word from her husband, Har old Locke, that he has left Washoii gal and has located in Pendleton hav ing a position with D. D. Phelps. Mr. l.orke conies to dryer climate for Mrs. Locke's health. Dr. DeVaul son and daughters vis ited last Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Fled Qroomi 'ti Des-dation. ; Pete Bturdlvant and Gordon Mettie , made a business trip to Dale last Sunday. Grace and Fay Hinkle of Pilot Rock ' came up Friday to visit with their aunt Mrs. Mar? Peterson at the Peter- sen hotel. i Mr. and .Mrs. Nels Justice arrived in I I'kiah Friday afternoon after spend- iug a week in the mountains. Mr. Hiter. a miner on the North ! Fork, came in for supplies Thursday. Mrs. Sniales and C Saturday mornlnc for hildren leave Pendleton to Join Mr. Sniales who r there. ICUford Martin of moved his family to ti will occupy the Hoke Zop Hotiser of Echo Broom of Psndlston. a as employment TtridRe Creek, an Fridav nnd house. and Ed Mc -e in T"iiiah for few days bu; horses. Strikers Dynamite Streetcar, VvTLKBBBARRB, July 10. S era dynamited n street oar. The tortnan was blinded hut the cent or was uninjured. No passer were aboard the car. The undersea elicited by the shells which aP croscopa r-sence or mi revealed by REESEMTW mtschlnnd at BaltlmOl She I'uctain Koenll with dccl.ir- that an American pasaonfar will riled on the return trip to prc- LADIES WOOL SUITS only $9.95, and they are this Spring's styles. HOUSE DRESSES 98. MEN'S SUITS at a great sacrifice and they are all Stein-Bloch and Sophomore brands. None better. SPORT STRIPED SILK FAILLE, the regular $1.50 and $1.75 kind only $1.00 the yard. FRENCH GINGHAMS, 22 the yard. ALEXANDERS The Daylight Store; Better LAUNCH STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN AUGUST 2 ItKlJ-MlNAHY NOW UNDKll HALF OF Villi Wt.FMKNTS WAV IN UK Ill (.III PORTLAND ore.. July 24 When the republican eampalsn committee holds its next meeting 111 Portland. August 2. io launch the active cam ! paign in this state for Hughes and i Fairbanks most of the preliminary details of ills Work "III have been completed. With a view to immediate OCCIipa i tlon or the campaign headquarters !to he opened in the Selline building. ! Thomas H. Neuhaiisi n. vic e chairman i ami Kdward U. Baldwin, secretary, j will arrange today for the furnish i Ing of the rooms, installation of tele th offices among the various persons phones, and apportionment ot the of I flees among the various persons and I sulc-eicinniiilcee that arc- to work .dquarteri will rc Istate central committee and BX -officio chairman of the campaign com mittee and all sub-c omittees. and ' Ralph Williams, republican national Committeeman. Vice Chairman Neti hausen and Secretary Baldwin will each have separate) offices. jmsbsjbh sT&7cii it an DoaafMllt; an ittack without warning Icy allied warships Virginia now lying in wait off the tip nrr JUST TO REMIND YOU THAT NO BETTER BARGAINS THAN AT Alexander's Clean-Up Everything reduced. A world of bargains invites you to come. We want you to look our stock over whether you buy or not. LAWNS VISIT OUR PARTMENT. Good fos Lea Money. Orders. We Another room will be occupied by the woman's department of the cam paign committee. The room selected has a dressing room rn connection. At the suggestion ot Judge McNary. another sub-committee is to be added to the five provided for by the cam paign committee, which arranged for the woman's department, a finance committee, -a committee on organ ization of clubs, a publicity commit tee and a speakers' committee The additional sub-committee will be known ai the entertainment com niittee. Its duties will be to make all arrtingements for the reception and itinerary, while In the state, oi Mr Hughes. Colonel Koosevelt. if he visits Oregon, and other men of na tional reputation. Chairman ex-officio of all these committees will be Judge McNary. who will appoint the active chair men. They, in turn, will name the members of the campaign commit tee whom they desire as their asso ciates. It was originally the Intention to have each chairman name two asso-j elates from the campaign committee, but it is now the understanding that each chairman may name as many associates from the campaign com ittee as he desires. Judge McNary whose home is in Sa lon, expects to come to Portland about August 1 to establish himself at republican headquarters here and lake active charge of the campaign 1ARK MoXtH l.oNH FOUND. Tons of Bone f Dinosaur, l.ikeb 1,000,000 Icar- old. in Museum. NKW YORK- July tt. A mnnocln ! nius, probably a million years old. but scrambled apart like Humpty Dump ty, has been put together again byj Baraura Brown and mounted in the. i American Museum of Natural His-i tory. Mr Brown found this three-' horned dinosaur, w ith Us five-foot skull and relatively small brain, an tombed in the rocks of Alberta. Cana da, where It once had roamed through i the tropical glades. Hardly a piece was missing of the IT feet from tip Of the tail tj the nose. The cretaceous, herb-eating animal, i was rich In toes and teeth. In the i mouth, which was uuarded by a horny heath, nestled 60 teeth. 30 in each! jaw and double-rooted. Five toes graced earh of the front and hind feet. Main of these toes were adorn ed by hoofs The specimen Is OMatd-j ered a rare find. -ijl TH Tt) sk CREDIT. Mtooaad l.m Will mini War Deht to SU.IIO.itno.ooo. LONDON. July 21 Another vote 'i credit will be asked for. Premier Aaqulth informed the house of COBt mons It tall be the tlth vote since the outbreak of the war. and prob hi) will be for Jl, 500. 000. 000. th am, cunt as the last Thi bring up the 110.000.000 unouncement total for the was made to thi 'iianoellor of the exchequer, Ftegtt uiid McKonna. that the government CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Iko Fnrflvor ItOYMrt .. , Always bears ILK signature of il ARE TO BE HAD Great Sale AND DIMITIES at 9t. and 15. REGULAR 35c, 40c and 45c VOILES, SWISSES and such like, 24f the yard. LADIES', CHILDREN'S and MISSES' SHOES all reduced. Now is the time to buy, $1.00 and up. BUSY GROCERY DE- pay postage on all Mail had decided to take In taxation 77 per cent of the excess profits of ship ping firms. ANSCO CAMERAS &PEEDEX FILM D ON'T let another summer go by without an Ansco. ft will add more to the pleasure of your out mprs than anything else. All winter and long afterwards you can live over again with your pictures those good summer days. Let us show vou the Ansco line. $2 to $55. Tallman & Co. Leading Drugjuti 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 You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish
