East Oregonian : E.O., July 29, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1916
PAGE EIGHT
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ALWAYS
Owe
and its Medicinal
Properties
Old Monk Virgin Pure Olive Oil is
light in body, delicate in flavor, and
easier to digest than the thick oils
with which the market is flooded.
SALADS AND THEIR SECRETS
FREE WITH EACH ORDER.
GRAY BROS
GROW GO
"QUALITY'
Two Phones, 28.
823 Main St.
3-
Sew Yiutclinuikor Here.
Hi Stoke f Glendive, Mont., arriv- traternitv
ed this morning to accept a position
as imtOhmakcr for K. M. Sawtelle.
member of Hota Thet.i I'i college
Batatt i iraisl.
Confined to ,liue.
Charles t iretilich of the Charles
company, is confined to his home to-
The estate of D. N. Van Skiver has day.
been appraiseu at ..:.. "J fi""
(M James Harnes. Joe Klomttren and PtvOCca Is
Q, W. StuKKS.
. aiv
Pi
I, rallied.
decree was
.t Charle k
Circuit Judm
s represented
To Take Munition.
Miss Josephine Sullivan, stenogra
pher in the office of the district at- ' perry,
tonnev, will leave tomorrow for a
vacation to be spent at Lehman aim l M Hw for It.iynl
Hulaway Springs.
ntcd Marie
Pas this
help. The
Attorney
No matter what your wants, when it comes to wearing apparel the Golden Rule
Store has it for less. Look us up compare our prices the quality and the patterns
then you will be convinced. Buying for 125 Big Busy Stores, cutting overhead ex
penses, having less than sale prices everyday of the year, are several good reasons
why you can buy for less.
Iiilr
To Remtai Cat After Round -Up.
Miss Emma Oberlat of UcUingham.
has arrived to visit at the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. R Dudwlg. 417 Garfield
street. She will probably remain
here until after the Round-up.
Judgment is Bel Uade.
On the motion of the defendant, (ln
the case ot F. C. McKeiuie Mains!
C F. Benson, to allow the defendant '
attorney to file an answer, circuit
Judge has' set aside the Judgment
against the defendant.
Maxwell roadster am
a no-stop run from Portland to Spo
kane passed through Pendleton loda
at u M. The machine left Portland
at .i ll this morning.
rlntaheg Barley Tlmnatiiii
Dan Shaw has completed threshing
his barley at hia farm on McKay
creek He report a good yield or
barley and says he has a tine crop of
h! this year,
Scrim 10c, 12 1-tc, 18c, i-
India 1 J nous 1-lf. tl -:. 10c. 12 1-2.
UwgCiotli 10c, U l-2c. 150, I'. 25
S(i Silk, all colors IOC
Nov. Pall liimjlianis ... 10c
Nch rail Percale 7 i-2 ioc. IS use
sew Cotton Blanket We, We, hn,-
New I 'fill Blanket tl-. Mc
Unite Uneae '2 --
IS Inch Indian Head IHi-
You Can
Do Better
At
J. C. Penney Co. Inc.
auircth Waists fur Children in'
Mark rams Me
Rnben shins, whlu- or nm il.Vs
Iviilii-' Summer I nlon Suits He, !'
Children's rnloo Bait 35c
i.ihv or ChUdrcif White Hose is i-sc
New collars for UmHn 2.v. Itq
IjkIIcs' iidiis. nil sl.ilcs Wo, mic. !!
I.iulltvs lloiw llri'SN's 98c
i ndies' Bathing suits $i.h, ll.4e, us. M.M
We Lead,
I Others
Follow
Accept PoattJoa Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Edward have
arrived from Portland to reside in
1'endleion. Mr. Edwards who is a son
ot William Kdwards, has accepted a
n with rvniv.au inoineis
I
GO TO THE
St. George Grill
when you want a good
steak.
35c Merchants Lunch
Served Daily.
CRATER LAKE ROAD IS
ATTRACTING TOURISTS
MEDFORD. ore.. July 29 Crater
Lake highway is now open to the rim
of the lake and the hotel there is al
ready crowded with goests Parties
are leaving Med ford dally. The road
to the lake Is in excellent condition,
and increasing travel from Medford
to Josephine county caves, 4" miles
distant. The Pacific highway is lin
ed w th tourist cars. The number of
tourists registered here Is the largest
in the history of southern Oregon.
l.lttlc Southern Rlossom Arriie.
i itttia five nound daughter arrived 1
Thursday evening at the home of Mr. .
and Mrs Charles Polk of the Peoples Idle 1 QaMM.
., v, h... urn. A decree in Cavor ot
V" , k. .el to' was granted by Circuit Judge Phelps
txi r..-ie Uuoiv auu
make Pendleton her permanent home.
the plaintifl
H, and Mrs. J. S. Haye und Mr.
and Mrs. Claude lynland will leave
tomorrow lor Lehman Springs where
they are to enjoy an outing. Mrs
Panland I daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs. lia
Teacher- Mu-U Do Work.
County School Superintendent I. E.
Young announces that all those who
wish to teach in the county next year
must do reading circle work from
either the University- of Oregon or lh
Oregon Agricultural College.
todav in the case of Fred
against Q. D, Riddle and Lizzie T.
Riddle. The suit was one involving
till to lands In the county.
K. F Aveilll, head of the local bi-
Strler I glogtoal survey office, returned las.
niglit from a trip to the trappers In
Mori
minty.
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'"THE most popular drink
in Pendleton 1
l ecture is Well Attended.
Lieutenant M. Swartzkupensky. ex
Russian soldier, spoke to a good
sized audience last night at the Ore- llrunk I
gon theater. Lieutenant Swarukop
ensky spoke on his life in the Kus
sian army and his escape from exib
in Siberia.
Gets picture ot New Machine.
Major Lee Moorhouse has soup;
fine photographs taken at the Dave
Kelson farm Thursday of the new
Nelson self-propelled caterpillar har. j
veter at work. The machine does'
the work without the ai.l ot noise-.
That Dezney of Bend was regis
tered at the Golden Rule hotel last
nlgllt Jr. Dezney is a former resi
dent of Umatilla county.
and
lined sin.
Charle Iknnelt Jr.. well Known
I iid an. was fined lit) or five days in
jail by Judge Fitz uerald this morn
ing Ul police court for being intoxi
cated last night Bennett says he ob
tained his liquor from a stranger
near the 0 -W. station
Mr. und Mrs. R W. Fletcher
family returned yesterday from an u" ' selling ability und
lomoblle trip to Portland. w nne on,
'the road they did some good Round
lip boosting.
Wanted Lady agent for work In
city. Call Til Aura street, from 4 to
today.
Wanted ilarvest work for myself
and four horses, good run. Address
ileo. L. Wurster BohO, "re
IajsI -Three year old grey mule,
branded I : on front shoulder. Suit
able reward if returned. Phone I Pit.
Competent nurse Lady with MOM
experience in hunting desires posi
tion as nurse. Address T. H.. care
Kast orcgoniau.
Wanted Oood, reliable young man
for steady job. Must be IndtUtrlOUl
and permanent. Letter only, cure
n. Kast OregonlM
Wanted Young man with some
light cur to go t'i
country with manager. Address II
S. ii, i.ite Kast (iregonlan
IjuIIcm' Round. Up Hta.
Remember, ladies, we are all
liound-l'p boosters, too Kveryone
tl supposed to wear their Round-Up
hat.- commencing Tuesday August
1st and wi have a neautlful showing
of new "31rl of the Golden We"
hats for ladles. See our window tiet
your now and be a booster.
CAMPBELL M1LLINBRY.
t Adv. I t18 Main Street
"BMW"
A "Hear Paw" Potato.
Ii W. Inmia. often known as "Uat-
! tlesnake Pete, who is living t hrec
! miles east of Adams, brought to the DlXONX siut I- Fllcl.
city yesterday a potato that looks
I like a cross between a bear's paw
I and a fielder's mit. Intrfin is now
I farming and says he finds it more
profitable than cowpunching.
After being married three months
to a day, suit for divorce was riled
In the circuit court today by Mae E.
Clark against Walter Y Clark
through her attorney Will M. Peter
son. Cruel and inhuman treatment is
alleged. The plaintiff asks that she
be given her maiden name of
DaYl.
Ml
Wil-
IT HAS THE "PEP"
Refreshing
Invigorating Non-Intoxicating 5
In a class by itself as a summer
drink for men, women and children
Oa Draught and in Bottles
at Following Resort:
AI Dunlap's
Billy's Place
Court & McDevitt
The Crescent
Round-Up Pool Hall
Sutton Cigar Store
YV. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hall
The Charles Co.
Gritman's Cigar Store.
Served at the Following
Cafes.
St. George Grill
Quelle Cafe.
I ali for iiia Motorists Here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Shaw I
I Diego Cal . are in Pendleton v
i at the home of Mr. and Mrs
liam Goedecke. They have motored scuttle lsilc n Tour.
from San Diego through California,' Two Cadillac automobiles from Se
i southern Oregon, Idaho and are nowt.;'le passfd through Pendleton this I
! en route to Portland, Tacoma. Seattle morning en route home from Yellow-
and then home. Mr. Shaw is a cou-! stone Park. The S. attic party came i
I sin of Mrs Goedecxe. t.ere by way ofJBolse, They say the
I worst roads they traveled during tne
i ...i. ,, i ......nni.i trip Were in southern Idaho. The,
A. M. Shannon. representative of I only
the Warren Construction Co , with with
James Hill is In from Helix today.
lames Griggs of Portland passld
yesterday in the city,
V T. Curtis of Portland, is In
town today on business.
S D. Peterson, well known Milton
attorney, Is In town today.
S. H. Cooley is an out of town vis.
Itor here from Napa, Cal
William Leathers of Henmston
pas-ed last night in the city.
Fred. Lou and orrando Hodglns "I 3
Vincent, are in town today. 1PE
Mrs. I. L. Magee of Ocean Park, i 2
Cal., I a visitor in tne city. 5g
Edgar Uarrin of Enterprise, w as . S:
IHg Car fur (xiuntry Trips.
i Seven passenger FrunKun makes
country trips, also carries passengers
! to liingham. lehman or Hiduwuy
Springs. Kasy riding. Ulck service
I Headquarter at Sutton's cigar slore.
Phone Itil or phone 9M nights.
Aov.
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
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visitor in the city last night.
A. S. Y'aughan of Pacific, was an
E Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up, j
S. quarts or pints.
2 We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, E
PORT-0 and PEND-0. S
Erewed and bottled by
1 Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
City Brewery. I
S tYhoUnwIe nd FamllT Trade. Telephone 528
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trouble they nave experienced
their cars has been two tire
offices in Portland, Is here today
taking over the company's local busi
ness management following the res
ignation of C. P. A. Lonergan. Mr
Shannon will not move here but ex
pects to handle the Pendleton busi
ness from the Portland office
punctures. The party
T. Q. Pacey of Seattle.
is headed by
Fireman Job i open.
The I". S. civil service commission
anounca that examinations will be
held to till one vacancy In the posi
tion of fireman-laborer, 1660 per suit; $i!0 for the u e
annum, and two vacancies in the po- during the pendemr
sition of laborer, $800 per annum,
federal building. Pendleton, Ore. Ex
amination consists or filing applica
tion blank prior to tne hour of clos
ing business on August 17, 11)16. Age
11m. ts are In to 0 years.
Herroid vs. Ilerrold.
Through attorney Will M. Peterson
suit for divorce was filed today in
the circuit court by Presa Hen old
against Daniel K. Herroid. Cruel and
inhuman treatment and non-support
is alleged. The paintiff asks for the
custody of a minor child. $75 attorney
fees; g 25 for the prosecution of thr
of the plaintifl
if the suit and
yin a month for the support of the
minor child. The coupM were mar
ried In Portland in 1SI09.
out of town visitor in the city yester
day. W. H. Daughtrey of the I'nlon
Meat Company Of Portland, la ln
town today.
o. Dickenson, commercial repre
sentative Of Allen and Lewis, is in
town today.
Miss Majorle Bollins. daughter of I
W. Bollons of Iji Grande, was In the
city yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Creulich. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bonney and Mrs.
V E Brock have returned from a
trip to Bingham Springs.
Rainier Royal
ICED TEA
if all the summer bevi rages that are prepared for hoir
Consumption, Iced Tea is probably the most widely pop1
lar as w.-ll as the most refreshing.
Your favorite tea is brewed in tn
aki) using a pierced silver tea bi
leaves can be readily removed from t
iug left to ruin the fine flavor. Pottl
Ma pitcher, add suitar. and cool at
usual way prefel -II
so that the spent
e pot instead of ba
th tea Into a serv
once to the desired
enion to each glass.
It i custom irv and proper to serve Iced Tea and drinks
Of a similar nature in a long thin class. For stirring liquid
refreehmcnl erved In this fashion a special ipeon is re-
OUlred having a long handle nut with a bowl of about
the same pWportlon as that of a tea spoon.
I'niess tios. ire provided th- beverag must be served
mer th:m tha' prescribed by custom, arm
guaeu ma) be placed in an embarrassing
Igfa twkt . rd efforts to manage a WOOn
a diffi )
,. -elf ,
Man;, things besides coi, en ience have rorurimuen io me
popularity of bed Te .) n They are long, slim, am.
graceful. Ideally designed for use with any tall glass.
OA account of their length, lutnd) for other household pur
pNi that will suggest themselves. They are not ex-IH-nslie
and the ones we have in silver plate would ap
pear to g i anvaniani on any hmhw
Your inspection oi our assortment
Is cordially Inlvted.
(I (da-sc I.(M
Haooa i on
of Iced Tea Spoons
Roval M. Sawtelle
Jeweler
EC '87
I'cniilcton. (jrcgon
' Bnffen Epateptic Atttack.
i traveler en route from Portl.m
to Spokane suffered an epileptic fit alleged to be due on the halan
at the o -W. It. & N. stat.on here las:
night The man had just uisenirain
ed from train No. 18 and was goin
to get on the north bound Washing
ton division tra n. Suddenly he was
struck with the attack and fell t"
the floor, suffering a nruiaed face. A
phydotan was called and the fellow
was taken to the hospital. lie
completely recovered today.
ine on Bulunx
The Farmers Bank of Weston
hroiitfh Attorneys Pee A Fee. have
lied suit against the Blue Mountain ,
lawmlll company asking for $60'0
of a
payment for a sawn, ill and lands in
the county, interest from August,
118, und IS00 attorney fees. The I
complaint alleges that the parti
entered into a contrail In 1101 where-!
by the defendant purchased from the'
plaintiff a sw mill ami lands for Its,-I
LOCALS
(Paid Advertisement, i
Apartment for rent, 400 E. Alta.
For sale Rapid flreless cooker.
Aluminum lined. Phone 21SM.
For rent Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms, 726 Johnson St
For sale Automobile truck. Ex-
client tot light delivery. Inquire
Frasief & Sretaon, 030 Cottonwood.
Pendleton's newest and most pleasing bev
erage. Made by the celebrated and long estab
lished RAINIER brewery.
RAINIER the nearest of the near. Insist
mi RAINIER from your dealer and be con
vinced of its superiority.
Prices and advertising literature furnished
bv the wholesalers.
Smythe-Lonergan Co.
Successors to
Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Co.
PHONE 178
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has
More I i-h 'or Cwroty.
a .arioad of fish arrived in Pen
dleton this morning from the state
farm at Bonneville. They were taken
to Pilot Kock and Ckiah today for
I distribution by deputy dune Warden
fJeorge Tonkin. He will be assisted
n tting them into the streams by
the members ol the Pilot Kock Ciun
club. The fish are eastern brook,
steeiheads and rainbow trout Most
I of the eastern brook f'Hh will be
! planted in the I'klah streams
0OU. Twenty thousand dollars was
paid down by the defendants and the
plaintiffs executed to the defenant a I
hond for a dee( in the penal sum ot
110,000. The defendants -ave the!
plaintiff promissory notes for the bal-l
ance of $8000 due. It ts alleged tha
defendant has not paid any of the bal-l
ance and only a part of the interest.
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J X, L .. . i'M
IfRYPTOK
IV GLASSES II
lui-
Cochran of La Oraad wa here
erday.
rm L. V. Henderson and children
today for Lehman Springs.
H. Johnson of Dufur was rgls
d at the. Hotel st. deorge yester.
da
Martin Brothers ol Dayvllle, were
me to nig snow.
stannard of Houghton, Mich,
! lias telegraphed George Daman Ol
the Hotel St. Georg asking for res
I ervatlon for two rooms and bath
1 during the three days of the Round
j Up, Because of the distance which
th will come to visit the show tiny
win Ki.eu ' ,.,. here yesterday With -t bunch of horses'
i t ons. Every day bungs a largo '
number of inquiries about accommo- ",r '"" mai sei.
IdaUon from every section of the Mr. and Mr, (i. liartholet and son'
countn which bears out the preIlc- Frank of Jaco are here to pass the
I Hon that this Is to be the great year ; week-end.- They win be the guests of'
! Mr. and Mrs. B. Haymond.
Harold WanKV Visit-
Harold J Warner, f
BWBI and popular pernl
rerid ng In Portland
the cllv today. Mr.
past two years ha
with the P. & S.,
.en wocearfMI In being admitted to
the Oregon state bar. He notes many
i . 1 1 1 i . o . i ' n I'1. ndietou. Warner
and daughte
mer nroml-l Mrs. Adam Ituppe
dltton boy now: Miss Bernlce Ituppe, will leave lues
Is a visitor In day for western Canada, expecting to
Winter for the' slop at Banff and other points of In
to en connected i tereat before eOBtmUtng their Journev
and has recentls to Strathmore, where tney win vis..
Mrs Uuppc's son. Iler.iert. ine) win
return to Portland about Mil limber,
- Portland Journal.
GLASSES
THE WCt INVISIBLE BIFOCAL
A two-range lens which
has no annoying crack or
seam. KRYPTOK (pro
nounced Crip-tock) is a
solid lens with smooth,
even, clear surfaces.
If you need glasses for
far and near vision, you
will certainly appreciate
the convenience and the
appearance of KRYP-TOKS.
YFS If jlfO GUSKS GROUND
ANDWlD-UNSfSuUPI KAltD
A ME. --CAN NATIONAL RAW
BUILOWM - PCHQU10N.MI
P,.oMr 6O0
BUICK SIX
The car that has "made good" in east
ern Oregon oyer rough roads and steep
hills.
Ymi cannot get a better value no car gives you
mure.
70 Sold in Pendleton
this Year
3 Cars Now Here lor Immediate Delivery.
$1175 IN PENDLETON, COMPLETE.
Let us demonstrate it to you today.
OREGON MOTOR GARAGE
Incorporated.
117, 110. 12 123 Weil Court St. Telephone 468
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