East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 26, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PErTDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1916. PAGE EIGHT 33 McLAREN'S Nippy Cheese JUST IN BY EXPRESS. McLaren's Roquefort, iar McLarens Imperial, jar Wisconsin Brick, pound Imported Swiss, pound Oregon Swiss, pound BIu Hilt Chili Cheese, package Imported Roquefort, pound Angourmet. CM Tillamook Cheese, pound Cruyere Swiss, box Ltanberger, pound Crawfish Rutter. tube Snipe Paste, tube 350 25 2Tv irc 75c 'J5 65f 30e J5c 25r Value Giving Do you get full value where you are trading? Are you buying your merchandise and paying the price lor it that you should? The Golden Rule Store offers you ALL YOUR WANTS at a price that the single store merchant can't reach and live. 21- rai born tin.- morning to Mr. Carl Stewart. Operation is ivrforninl. Mrs. K. T. Walker underwent an op eration at St. Anthony! hospital yps- tereu GRAY BROS GROCERY CO "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. Will Rullii Bungalow. A building permit has been taken cut ft) C. H Belts to construct a 1 1 000 bungalow on Lewis street for Douglas Belts. To l'ak,. charge of Warehouse, K. Hooier moved his family to Illation today, where Mr. Hooper Is take charge of the Col Una warehouse He expects to take in barley there immediately. Take.- family to Meaehaui. Judge Parkes will leave with his family tomorrow morning for Mea ehaui whore the family will sojourn in the Parkes summer home. "Pine Park," until September 1. -0 O. . r. lTol'owr Here. Prof. E. 1. Potter, of the depart ment of Animal Husbandry at the Ore gon Agricultural College, returned to Corvallll yesterday after visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J A. Pot ter, here a short time. Yes erature uditlon height only One day, Jul lerday the maximum e was 75 degrees. Walls th of the weather is most pleasant, far mers :re hoping to warmer weather to ripen the strain. Marred i" Vlla Wallu. Robert Allen, well known Pendle ton man. and Mrs. Nellie QronWtit 01 Redding. California, were married Is Walla Walla yesterday The eoupl returned to Pendleton this morning to 'make their home. Mr Allen N connected with the Button cigar store Bcxtor's Knitting "ti.ni hall iii i" White polish for ranva Hair Nets, fine mean Pearl Buttons, i! oarda Men s Silk Hats Men s Bathing Suit tl.lt. Hoys' Of Girls' Bathing Suits. l adies' Bathing Suit! SI. US, Si ll'. Indies' Auto Gaps ljulles' Silk (Roves i,r lealhei I. He .... BO, 8r 5e Sfo I.!IS. Sii.HH . . 19e, WHc gi.M, ss.llh I Bo, os,-. SLID Itte (to, IISo Men's B. V. 1). Union suits site Men's POTOH knit I'nloii Suits Hgr Men's Mltsll or RIIiIhiI CnlOil Suits lo Men's Mluettc Union Suits le Boys' Union suits 2.v, 15 Men's Shirts and Drawers iTx; 45c Men's Khaki CantS , DHo Mens Whipcord Pauls . SI. IK Mens Bill Oierolls . ItC, Hgr Men s Work GloTCS ItC, "lie. IIHo, SI. 15 lo lure on liussiu. l.ieut. M. gwart&kopensky, former ly officer and body guard to the czar Of Russia, uecordlng to his credenti als, is now in the city and is prepar ing for several talks on the subject of Russia. He expects to speak before the Commercial Club tomorrow eve ning and to give a lecture at the Ore gon theatre Friday night. He speaks on the subjects, "What czartstn means to civilization." and "My life and es cape from a Siberian dungeon." You Can Do Better At J. C. Penney Co. Inc. J We Lead, Others Follow NOW TOTAL $15,000 HELP OFFERED TO GRAVE t tiM MP.1A RIVER Couples re Married, Frank L, Shaungnewy of Hrewster. Wash . and Margaret Shaw of Echo: Assault is Charged. Charles Runyan. against charge of assault with a weapon was filed In the Justice of the Peace Parkes whom a langeroul court of yesterdai GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. HOHH RIVER. Ore.. July It. ilruvel from west side pits, material recommended by the 1'nited States of fice for good roads, may be used to mil. rove the Columbia River highway! between this city and Cascade locks Local men have offered to subscribe funds for graveling the highway, If the county court can be interested in the plana, It is said that the highway can be graveled at a moderate cost. waived preliminary examination to day and was bound over to the grand jury under ISOt bonds. Runyan Is charged with assault on (ieo. Spear-: man. a colored cowboy, while the two ,- lr -l i t.'i . I w ......... ill,... .... i. ., rmlni .lin IIH.HW 1 , . . . ...... k.. ,..., ,,.- ,!, haMHM ii'.ia etiot , were mai neo tT.ieivi,,y u. jusiive oi on divaaj i-iwn, ... ,,.,, I the Peace Joe H. l'arkes at his of-land it was feared for some time he S 1 1 Hotick and wife, Poseph, Ore. Pay Wade, Enterprise, Ore.; Arleiu and Audry Combs, Enterprise. Ore.. M. Reynolds, Enterprise. Ore.; J. E Axtell and wife. Enterprise, Ore.; Genu Reynolds. Enterprise. Ore.; Cub Smith Enterprise Ore.; .1. Marr. Joseph, Ore.; E .1. Johnson. Raker. Ore.; Mrs. V. J. I Ablush and party, Wulhi Walla. IGHTH VHTIM is UkDED TO Wash.; A. B. Johnson and wife. DEATH i. isT OF s FRAN- Freewater, Ore.; Joseph Krauss, Oat- CISCO OUTRAGE, n Vrti M Uuth, La Grande, lore.; Harry 1 Anderson. Vale. Ore. SAN bomb rice j would not survive I pieteiy recovered, but he h:is com- P. O. Roves Now Ready. The local postal force is now en gaged in listing patrons for boxes in the new postofflce. the boxes now be ing installed. It Is the expectation to have the new building ready for oc cupancy between the first and fif teenth "f September. TWO INJURED WHEN TRAIN STRIKES AUTO Roy Hunter and Wife, Prob ably Fatally Hurt in Cross ing Accident. I'RANCISCO. .Inly . Th at rage rewards total fifteen! thousand dollars now Chief white said he believed the criminal was hidiiiK here He promised to arrest him within two d.iya Mrs. Kln- sliv Van l.oo died at tho Adler sunt-1 t. ilium, making a total of eight deaths, Newton Potter, proprietor of the, metal welding works, furnished the police with a d ascription of two ntenl who obtained a dynamite container; three Weeks ago Postal inspectors I are centering their errorts on getting information regarding the postcards threatening to dynamite the prepar. edness parade. It Mayme Anderson. Vale, (ire.; Ueyla T,. Jones. , Vale. Ore ; Dr. C. J. Bar rett, Vale, Ore.; Ethna Anderson, Poise,, Idaho. Harvesting is Begun in Vicinity of Nolin O. F. Kerr is "punching' a header in the Walter MeCutcheon crew. 1 w Davis is lor. it, -.1 upon the F1 ranch in Alkali canyon. 1 1 Q. smith of 1'Kiah wag In our Minion. n last Sunday looking after lila ranch three miles south of here. H was accompanied by his son-in-law. H P. Hocke, who Is a sheet met al worker in the employ of I D. Phelps in Pendleton j a Howard Is visiting In our com tnunit) prior to entering the harvest field on the Hanscom farm in South Cold Spring. He has been heretofore located at Hldaway nprlngs Thus Kerr returned from Holdman last week where he Is Interested with hlsHon. J. 0. Kerr, In a whoat crop. -k- Support of Amendment, The National Rivers and Harbors - ' ngre.ss has written the Pendleton tfiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiimiimiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiii llllll! support of an amendment to the ship- E Ping hill. It the proposed amend ment passes the bill will apply onlj to common carriers on high seas and on the tireat Lakes which will exempt small .ships up to 100 or 200 tons net which it is argued should not be sub ject to the same regulations as larg er boats. .1 WE NATCH HE. Wash Ray Hunter and wife were struck and: possibly fatally injured by the Great Northern westbound oriental Limited near Ephrata. while crossing the; track in an automobile at noon to- tKost Oregonlan Special ) N'oLlN. July .--Everybody is In a fidget to get Into the harvest Held The recent rains have given the weeds a good start and the wheat farmers have been busy weeding their sum- is understood the mer-fallow, Inspectors are working unaer direct i riw wn wm mw Washington order An enormous; year are scattering iere and there to. crowd is expected at the auditorium J I heir respective Jol tonlghi where tho chamber commit- Rev. c. P. Cunningham of Hold-, tee has called a mass meetlmr stay- '"an, who preaches here Heml-montU. or Itolt.h. Arch-bishop llatina ami iv. ami ins son umnnis, iue n'im ether prominent men will spea.k. T HE most popular drink in Pendleton "BRAN-NEW dav. Thev were picked up and rush- ...i ,,. ,h i,.,sitl .i Enhrata The IIX N S APPEAL IS exact extent of therr Injuries is not known. Mr and Mrs. Hunter were ap- j preaching the track on the left hand side, crossing north. According to tin . tlu. lo, renal on ih. shtima'iiv r;,ni'h. ktUn Stella Steele Is employed In ! the culinary department on the Welt- TELEGRAPHED KAISER zin r.ineh. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. r IT HAS THE "PEP" Refreshing Invigorating Non-Intoxicating In a class by itself as a summer drink for men, women and children To Motor to Astoria, Mr and Mrs. D B. Waffle. Mrs Ida Fowler. Miss Florence Lusted Willie Waffle and Vernon Fowler will . forw leave tomorrow morning in the Waf- Ztfle Studebaker automobile tor a trip S'to Portland. Astoria asd Seaside. They 2 j expect to be gone about two weeks. S.Mr Waffle wil take in the Knights 5 of Pythias convention at Portland Ei which starts August 1. The party S will visit Dr. E. R. Waffle at Astoria S and Fred Waffle in Portland ;e of been I On Dranglit and In Ilottles ZL at Following Resorts: S Conner's Cigar Store. 5 Billy's Place Courts & MrPvitt S The Crescent j Round-Up Pool Hall s'utton Cigar Store W. W. Hoch Bungalow Pool Hall The Charles Co. Gritman's Cigar Store, sened at the Following Cafes. St. George Grill Quelle Cafe. To Make Extensive Impnnenioiit--. The Central Meat Market will make extensive improvements in their shop sheep, on east Alta street In the near tu-1 Grant ture The present front will be t"rn BERLIN, July 2 Gerard has! handed Von Jagow Wilson's Polish relief appeal. The message was Im-1 storv of the fireman, the automomle raeauweij wiegrayaea ""' had virtually stopped, as It reachedj on the eastern front, the track with the engine only 50 yards awa Suddenly the car shot Near Porterville. rd and across the track, the en-1 zinc ore nine miles I gine striking the rear and throwing ; discovered tt clear of the track. The automobile! Was demolished and the couple thrown 25 feet. , Engineer Allgrcen did not see the automobile until after the train struck it. The train vas late and was runlnng 46 miles an hour. Conduc tor Stedman was in charge of the train Mr. Hunter is a member of the firm of Hunter & Allen. Interested in li wv visitors vr W l,I.O I.Vhi; PRK WALLOWA LAKE. (Joseph, fire..) July The following guest are lion at Walboea Uike Park: gj u Doucnei, rorinmu, .o,-.. Andrew. Portland, Ore.: Herman Suh! and family. Pendleton, ore : Mr and Mrs. F. A. Daley, Portland. Ore.; and is well known throughout, (t.-ssie ounty. r: Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up. S .juarts or pints. rz We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, - PORT-0 and PEND-0. Brewed and bottled by 1 Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. S out and a new. up to date one built 2 I in Now . ases have been ordered for 5! the place and the shop will undergo complete resovatlon. The improve ments will cost about V140V. DUn- p, Rrownlow and Payne have been awarded the contract for the work SThe w,,rk will start immediately, Little Ra n -v. WOODMEN OF WORLD TO MEET AT RENO IN 1919 DENVER, , as selectetl I th' triennial lUll s the head c ...a . 16. Reno. New meeting place foi camp session ii ten of the World Hrleki renee BmootS .1. H Bturges, Punting, Lfl lira and Dora Jacki Milan W. Smith burg. Wash.: Mr taur. Raker. Ore, . Portland, fire.: Law Walla SValla. Wash.: Pendleton. Ore,; C, W. rande, Ore.: Catherine, kson, Portland, Ore.; ti,l familv, Waits-; nil Mrs. F. T. Mil- j Dorethy and Cath- tland, Ore.; W. J 1 i.u Qrands, ore.: j Thre - ol ha H Wholeeale nd City Brewery. I mo ill Trade. Telephone 528 ine-hundredths of an inch -11 in Pendleton this inoi n 4 o'clock. While the east sweltering under abnormal ires, Pendleton has been fortable. flnce July 16 tho ire has not gone above the mark and It attah members wl eign nation ship in the not apply to iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N DIE carefully selected pearls make add-a-pearl necklace an appreciated gift. Five to thirty dollars will start a strand. 8s decree mark and It attained this' i I ! 1 III M1 11 HI 'HI 1 1 chance 1 1 tosave : ! il ssrf , 1 "ii i ol Roval M. Sawtelle Jeweler Since '87 lYfldlrton, r'gon Till: II I.LM ARK STORK. No pover on earth can save Eiyour crop when once the flames are sweeping over the fielda. But you can protect 5 yourself from money loss through Hartford Grain in Field Insurance. The cost te moderate, the protection complete. From seeding time to harvest your i crop is covered from all dan- gersoffire. If your crop burns, the Hartford pays the loss promptly and in full. E Hartford Fire Insurance Co, o join i he army of u for forfe their member order. This ruling does members jotniim tho mli tlf the I'nited States, inounced that the head nrn's ( M I. HE RI F.K. per Hurtle- Home I mm ini!i--loll to Join His Command, EW FORK, Jul- 25. In a record from Kingston, the United fruit mer Santa Marts brought back service with the Pennsylvania Na il Huard Ch irb-s T. Heags. super- ndent of the Colombia concessl of the Three i "s oil Company, r. Beggl heard of the call for mi iii Kingston, 'boarded the Santa ta forthwith and reached this dry In four days and 23 hours, a ird for the trip. soon as he was permitted to I h" made Straight for the first ii lo Pennsylvania, He is a mem- of Battery C, the Fourteenth ii Artillery of that, state. He was way tt, I'oiombia when news the call reached him. d M . ore.: F. A. Willian ton. Ore.: Dr. Dora .1. Underwood, I-'i Grande, Ore.: Mrs. It. W. Logan, l-a Grande, ore.; Mrs R. W Manefee Portland, ore.; R. K. Bollermann and wife. Walla Walla, Wash ; Al B Clark and wife. Lewtston, Ida.; M. W I'arrett and wife, I,ewlston. Ida.: W' F. Kellerman Ida.; Mrs. C. F W. T, Fowler da.; Robert A. and wife. Leeftston Hail Lewlston, Idn., and wife. LeWiston Foster. LeWiston, Ida. TENT .'. CITY BINGHAM SPRINGS OFFERS Long distance telephone service. Nice clear and clean camp grounds. We furnish each camp with a garbage barrel, which we empty twice a week. We rake your grounds and keep them clean. We have a complete line of groceries and can fur nish wood, ice, milk, also bakery, goods. We will furnish bedsteads, springs or mattress when desired at 25c each. We take care of the camp grounds, keeping them sanitary and healthful, consequently we must charge rental for them. Camp grounds only $1.50 week. Tents, including bedstead, springs and mattress, $2.50. MOTOR ROM WILL WARM M ISMAlii j ; s BLOCK IDERS iLTTMORB, ,iul sh motofboat i.s Khland, ready caders when the 26. A noored near to warn dash Marts Wool sic Me BEFORE the lire. Write or Telephone HAS. K. HEARD, Inc. r,:;:, Main Street, i f. 77, Pendleton, U n Hensley of Hermiston, Is In ttown today. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gamman of Ta. coma, were registered & the Hotel Pendleton yi-rday. Mr. and Mrs .1. M Handers of Half way Mrs. Anne Unrber. Etta sliolton oid Charles .1. Shelion of Union com posed an auto party Which motored through Pendleton jesterday en route IV GLASSES II THE OWtY INVIS'SLE BIFOCAL 1 as nam Thev make Far Vievi as Near View. They can do this for you comfortably because they have no lines or seams to obscure the vision. For anyone who needs double vision glasses, there are none that can take the place of KRYPTOKB (pronounced crip- toeksi. They give you the pleas ant easy vision that you will ap nreelute. for there are no lines. seams or shoulders lo annoy eye. the EYFSIEMED sUNBBfMMl MDrTIRD-UNSCS DUPUCATEO AMExiCAN NAll'INM U&NK BULMMG.' PtNCUl(Mt.OW, IT'S HERE "4 BUICK The car they arc all talking about. Beautiful Lines Well Built Worlds of Power The king of all low priced cars. A Few of the Specifications: Buick Valve-in-head Motor, removable cylinder heads; 106 inch wheel base; 81x4 non-.skitl tire.s all around; demountable rinis; one man top; speedometer; rain vision ventilating wind shield; Stewart vacuum-fen! ; Dcleo startinir, lijjhLitiH and ignition ; motor :i :i-8x4 3-4 ; instrument board ; long shock absorbing springs ; weight only 2000 pounds "D-4 34" Roadster, f. o. b. Pendleton $770 "D-4 35" Touring Car I . o. b. Pendleton $785 All the beauty, power and proven lasting and performang qualities of the famous BUICK at this low price. CALL AND SEE IT. OREGON MOTOR GARAGE Incorporated. 1 17, 119, 121, 123 Weil Court St. Telephone 468 I IiiitiiiMiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiirMiiiiiiiiiiiiiinim i minim,? X