East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 29, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1916. PAGE THREE Your Last Months Wages? Here is about the way it is: Those credit buyers will have" to give up the full amount of their month's salary and not have a cent left. You tpin't send your family to the springs or mountains because you haven't the price. If you do go you never will get your bills payed as you have lost a month's salary, but the Cach Buyer owes no one, he can come and go as he pleases. Now, just get up your courage, talk it over with the family and start the month by buying fpr Cash, and when you do pay cash go to a cash store where the prices as well as quality is rijfht. N The Dean Tatom Co. Phone 688 MANY PEOPLE VISIT FRIENDS AT HELIX BUS BEND COUNTRY PREPARED FOR RAID ! 3MniiiiHmiiiiiiiiimiiHiiiiiiimmmiiiiiiimiiiiim lo is m- UHEETIVC (MM li;i: (.1 I b, i ( i; I - ' 1 Kill IMf. UOMKI OW ING CITOEEX8. Matter s tl) (ilwn HIhn Hjan. Not only docs I'arranaa ask a loan CSBCAOO, July 2S The Matters, hut sns he thinks he snould tie paid baby h.is been awarded'to the Ryan I for what he has done Tor American trl preparedness. GxpectantlfetieB Ml S. I (Bast Draconian special.) HELIX ' if.. July 2.- -an, j. d. I 'ik of Ynd, Wash., has returned home alter a two jceeks visit with rel allien ami friend. Mi.- J. k Montgomery was nut limn rendition Wednesday. Mr and llr. T. M. Cook and Letha AlbM returned Thursday from a two weeks oulinij at Ltmaa and Hida WV Springs. TtM) attended the races at Im (Jrande and are preparing for a long camping trip In the mountains. Mrs. A. Kennedy of Pmou visited the first hulf of the week at the Ken dall home. J A. Hart has moved to Dris. He "in run a barber shop m connection with Kred Co 111 Da' pool room. John Walker tnd family were Tues day shoppers here from Athena. J. Tharp of Athena was a Tuesday visitor. Claude .Morrison and Walter Cra mer went to l.chmaii Springs Tues day. U . 8. Siokan Mrs. at. U Morrison and famil lave returned from a two weeks' stay al Uahntaj Springs. Dan Hopkins of Juniper was In town Tuesday buying harvest sup Plies. Kd Sanders was in Spokane the fir.-i of the week. A Case) has returned from a trip through Southern Idaho. and Mrs. V. Weateraund of Ju Were Wednesday visitors, mid Mrs. E. H. Holman o( tuei have moved here. J. S. Xorvell and son Theodore ii to Preewater Wednesdav. All- Anna 1 1. Scott of Walla Wall i ii hare w DfXTiAIlBN IIORDER I'VritOI IS IX mtE t tIMMTIOX. EL PASO. July "It there ar any bandits planning raids on the Big Bend country, we hope they at tack now, uf the sutiauuice of a!S message here from Colonel GaatonJE commander of tin- U g Itend district 12 Replying to a query whether he had sufficient troops Haston said S the border patrol was made up of 5 Sixth Cnlted States cavalry, fourth Texaa Infantry, a battalion of the 5 Tenth 1'cnnaylvania and a battalion I of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania For wevks reports have indicated Villa 2 men in the vlcinit v or Itoiatilllas plan- 5 n-ng a raid on American towns. Monday Is Your Last Chance to purchase first class Merchandise at such low prices IP urmacg. home from Mr. ntper Mr. iiood Mr. motoi 1. 1 i:i. (tHMIi; attacks ARE BEATEN OH' WITH HBAV1 UW8BB. LONDON. Jul It. - The Britishers S have driven the llrandenburgers out of Delvlllc wood acc ording to HaK s report today, on,, hundred anil sixty three were captured. Two German S counter-attai ka were beaten off with heavy losses to the enemy. Near .Wine 'hapelle small parties 3 ol Germans entered the front trench ea but were Immediately driven out leaving their Wounded. 'day. She ha largo Beauty and Grace After CKildbirfli Many women are disheartened by the four of losing their grac eful ligtire by childbirth. Hy using "Mother's FTleiiil" the natural beauty will be preserved and most of the tmlli incidental to confinement will In' eliminated, becau-e Hie influence of "Mntlier's Krirtid" (roes into every Nta Brut, 111114 ('!.;' c f 11 a it rnr the awrui rrain wmi emu, t.rt it Wnt X ' ;t ' i'n'"iTi"i- sent rnr the rrec 1-- k on Mcrtlwrl.iNia. VI- rwr urt-.in ine nmiiiiciil lu-rili.linr ccc, son l. Ulnar omit , Jictcml ( res BOOR IRemady furl L Expectant I Mr T. Capllnger of Waltiburg was in town Wednesday. She resided lu re soma years ago. Mrs 1:. U Nc.rvell and daughter Margaret returned Wednesday from a five weeks visit with relatives In ITreewaier ami Walla Walla. Mrs. 1 1 Kendall Mrs A. Kennedy. Mrs. A. t Qrover and Mrs. II Ken- ned) motored to Pendleton Wed nee day to attend the movies. The Aispech oungsters were up Transportation of Supplies is Being Rushed at Border III H THICK BlUVEHS AND A I TRAIN IXA1) or m:n motok- THl'CKs A lilt I VI :. COLUMBL'S, N M., July 20. Fa- - duties for hauling supplies to the 3 American expedition m HeSlCo are being Increiojed today. Fifty truck S drivers and a traitiloait of new motor- S front Wallula TUeaday to visit their tmelM were unloaded at the base S irannparenta, .vir. ana Mrs. i,en u Smith. I Sunday Luncheons AT m Bryan was a Wal(a Walla visi tor Wednesday. Kd Davll and Btgna Slanting 'of Adanta were Wednesday visitors. Miss Leila Xorvell is home fron) Lehman springs. Prad Iteid of Walla Walla spent camp here last mght The captains of ten motor trains are beingwith- s drawn for duty in the quartermasters' 3 department, The are replaced by lieutenants from the Massachusetts and New Mexico militia. The Hopper Kettle GIRL RESCUED FROM da; Ii. in3APIE.3WtC.lHi1.AKl Richmond and son Walla visited relatives Irdiana ill People often ask us w hy everything we servo tastes 80 K'nxI. It is personal attention given by those who know how. OUR SUPPER MENU PLEASES MANY. Steaks, Chops, Omelets, Etc. TRY OUR BREAKFAST MENU The traveling public say we serve the best t up of coffee in the Northwest. MT. HOOD ICE CREAM Sunday's Variety Vanilla, Chocolate, Straw bery. Peach. French Custard and Orange and Pine apple Sherbet. The Kopper Kettle "The Home of Quality" iiiitiiiuiiifUjiiiiHiiufiifiHiiiHiuifitmiiiim I I Mrs. H. II. Pran of Walbi here Thursday. K. 1' SMIes of Walla Walla was a I business visitor here Thursday. Mr and Mrs. James Kern were I Pendleton v isitors Wednesday. .1. .1 Lewis was a Walla Walla vis itor Wedneaday. Mrs Len H Smith spent Wednes day in Pendleton, J. S. Andereon of Adams was a 1 Inn scla visitor. Mrs. Wm. Timmerman cnnn front Pendleton Thursday. overturned the Ira Scot! was down from LacrcMM i ron holding 1 Wednesdav. Man Decides They Should Die Together and Nearly Succeeds. VALPARAISO. Ind., July 29. Miss S Lillian Starrett of Dowagiac Mich.. 5 WBt boat riding on Sager's lake last S I night with her sweetheart. Frank - I Dutlerfield liutlerfield went sudden- ' lv insane and g-athermg Miss Starrett I into his arms, dec ded that they E nut ! would die together In the lake. He I boat, prevented hi it. dragged her be- S i.eath the surfac e with him. and was Mrs. W. H UcKlnney was in Wes- ! unconscious when a man 11 Motidav visiting a sick brother. i hV her screams before Miss Kav MrKlnnon of Iwlston. i reac hed ami rescued her. Hvlsltlna her cousins Mrs. A. I. Oroverjwaa drowned. SB I ami .Miss Myrtle cnrts. Mis. Ttazel Kennedy is visiting I V'. alia vValla at summoned she sank. t HOICK Of VMKRieAN MKAIHFJ1 o; Ml All 11 OOMMITTKE HOIOHED HAND TO HAND BATTLE AT POZIERES CONTINUES FIERCELY I WASHINGTON, July 2 . It is re- ' ported this afternoon that praaldent I Wilson has selected as the American! member of the Joint committee to In - J ."sligate the whole Mexican situa-! Hon either Brandeia, Qoethali or l!MVN INSIST HUIIIMI AT- S TACKS UIK BHOKKN; SOME O A I NS MADE. t Kd L. Keen, t l.oNlh'X. Julv 2 The de The rumor I the White House. North beach WASHINGTON fS MILES of smooth, firm, white sandy beach Jf sloping gently into the sea no dangerous W under-tew a score or more of delightfully interesting oceansitle hamlets simple, restful life combined with different, tasteful foods ami only the best of summer-resort pleasures That's NORTH BEACH "PRIDE OF THE PACIFIC" Weather ami beach conditions are juts right therefore, GO NOW we will be glad to help plan your trip. Ask for the new North Beach Folder just off the press. Fares and full information upon applica tion to T. F. O'BRIEN, Agt. O-W. R. & N. CO. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM InAmm Vi.-i.a- li.,u-H,, .,!' York. "' nanu OK'nniK old not be . onfirme.1 at """ " " 111 capuiren IMZIeres : irotn the Hermans Is procedinir to. day on the outskirts of Longueval reported 11 n(' beyond lelille woods northeast 01 mat town naifr reported nis - troops were successru! The Berlin communique insisted that flshtin: is still pVDfffesalng and British attack were broken. The i Biiuao report that atrong Oernuut counter attack were directed toward I the trenches newly won by Kitchen er's troops had been beaten off wifh ! heavy loss to the enemv Klsewhcre artillery fire vvas report ed. The Berlin statement confirmed this with additional information thai , north of the Somme the fighting bad increased to the "hinrhest Strength Moth statements Ifveed that the pa trol was ctiKKPlnir Brltishem In the N'euve Chapelle district. The British admit a temporary German gain on A liuht walnut crop is I from orange apuaty, ainTornta SEE WHAT CUTICURA i X V vTH fW ,i VP 1 V V y DAINTY LAWN DRESSES All this years styles and in a wide range of sizes and styles. Your choice at 1 3 Reduction. one PARASOLS Including every have in our entire store. Your we choice Reduction. 27-1 N. LAWNS and RICE CLOTHS Regular 15c at 9; regular 20c and 0 125c at 11?; and regular 35c to 60c at 25. WAISTS These come in all sizes and are made up of Lawns, Voiles, Pongee, Crepe and Organdy. Your choice 98c. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR 9c the garment, and they are the Munsing- ivear too. KIMONAS Here's your chance. These come in crepes, lawns and sat ins, all sizes from 34 to 44 ; your choice only 40. WOOL SUITS And the kind that sold regularly at $20.00 to $35.00. This spring's styles and they all go at 9.95. Have you given our Grocery Dep't. trial order? If Not Do It Now a THE DAYLIGHT STORE; BET TER GOODS, LATEST STYLES. PROMPT AND COURTEOUS AT TENTION. WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL MAIL ORDERS. ALEXANDERS 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiirnimum' Warplane Crashes Into Auto; Child Killed; Mother Hurt DOES FOB MY HAIR AND SH The Soap keeps my skin fnuh and clear andncalp free from (lanilrufl. Tin Oint ment soothes and heals any skin trouble. Sample Euch Free by Mail With :t'J-p. Skin Hook on renuest. Ad-dre-ec poat-card "f'utlrurit, liVt. I7tip iiuatvu," bold tlirou.4vui tin vvurlu. UIUKAIT BBOOKBS UNMAN- iV Mi Alll 1. As AVIATOR AT TKJUT8 Tt RISE NEAR MESA. HllillHllllllimillllllll.S the speech was a breach of faith ap.inew (toverament can be established parently made with the intention of tm,, ,h., negottatlona for a com-. Lord Lansdowne was the m.Hnten 1 ance of a irarrison in in.iun.i a,p..,.n In his Rpeech before the house orjenoutrh t.. prtaarve order. He thoiurii Ic-rds on Tuesday Lord Lansdowne: 10,090 troops under command Ol outllaed a system for the provisional Qenera Maxwell wmild lie sufficient (oreranteat Of Ireland when martial to prevent the situate.,,, fr..oi u-.-ttlnc- is abolished there and until a oat of hand i wrecking th promise. ONTARIO, ,Cal, July 29 A hild Hie first line trenches, but aarettad 'M killed and its ttlotner, Mrs. c A. they were retaken. Berlin made no Strobe. -rionsly injured when I.leu- claim to occupylaf ITOUnd. but claim tenant Wheel! 'd ty. in.- and guns. MAJORITY OF CASES DISMISSED warpla ashed n eked attempted to ris Mesa The p automobiles .mil met txiAl. STRIKE imiii Wil l. NOT BE TRIKp it OM .Oil AIM) COURT. UUMdowae Talk aaflara, I.nNDiiX. .Iiilx J7 John Kedmon-1 leader Of the Irish nationalists. in-'Ued MKMTS ' statement oharaotarlalBg the speech of the M. minis of Lansdowne in the house of lords as a declaration of war on the Irish people. He says also that OBNVKR, Juy 29. Attorney i!en- eral Kirrar of Colorado has mumce.l that the ma) i n S4 P$ CURED hi HOME BY .ii i k i i . ac ptnrini oat Di me 191.1 coal sinke will De dismissed The supreme OOttTt appeals c. strike leader John Law-mi and otheta, arhi wciv fftren terms alter the con NEW ABSORPTION ME i H D If you suffer fr.m bltvtliuj;. Itfhing, bMnl or protnitllntr Pi leu, totui mo your atldrosa. nnd 1 will ttll .voii bow to rttN v.tunie'f ui lituna hv titw i Iwi irnt ! m t rw mikiii 'u MUimi rhargw "f pArttc pttlon In w also Mad mm nf rhta boaM trntmi ht f.itnl riot, will not b affn ted. . fr' Nf trll. with rvferafifti from pnf own iiM'niitv if ttQyottvd. Uotn rapoii im modlnto relief ami pOidy euro. Hid M Uoforn. A unlvcrsaTTv dostroil trn- nr. but tHI others of thU offpr. Wrltp liny ib hh ai suramoi's, do I r, nom latue, 1ml. provement In politics. a Make Our Business Your Business Study our business methods. Look into the safeguards prrv.-.'ded. Ask others about our service and facilities. 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