East Oregonian : E.O., August 14, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY. AUGUST 14, 1916.
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I Ionic Made
JELLY
The very best Plum
Jelly made at home.
Guaranteed to be
pure and clean.
Special Glass
20c
GRAY BROS
GROCERY CO
"QUALITY"
Two Phone, 28
823 Main St.
In l-II Husband
Mrs. Mavr linger, well known teach
er la the public schools, left SntUrdaj
tor Idaho where she will visit hoi
husband.
report is not irue. The liishop
bought the mills In order to set the
machinery tor their northern plants,
if the HaryavUle mills are opened at
ill. they will probahlv onl have a
mall part of their equipment.
To Make Trip.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ruben l.nsc 01 Kietb
will leave FTidav in their uut.onol.il.
tor a trip to Nampa. Poise and Other
Idaho points Thin will distribute
some Kound-l"p literature along the
way.
Sells Willis Place.
Norbourne Berkeley announces the
s.il. of the Willis place north of Athe
na to H. Itussell. a n.w comar from
the alle.
1 Warmer at Walla Walla.
j i'. Woodworth. manager of the
Van Tetten I.umler Company, return
ed Saturday afternoon from a short
visit to Walla Walla He says that the
temperature is higher there than ii
Pendleton.
Suit to Foreclose'
Having purchased a mortgage tntm
the Oregon Hulldlng & Loan Associa
tion, V 11. Ayer has brought suit
.igr.inst Josephine Lyman, adminis
tator of the estate of KilaabeHh Kel
sey. and the other heirs to foreclose.
On the mortgage, it is alleged, is now
due $111.'. 10. interest and S 1 -5 attor
ney fees. Frederick Stelwer Is attor
ney for the plaintiff.
i Condm t Round-Up,
w. i.. Leslie of Chllotiuin, Klamath
I county, wrltee t the Commercial
1 UWOClatlon. stating thai he will motor
to tli" lo'uiul-l p and .isknii; toi
i reel Ions as to routes.
Water Mam Breaks.
water main on Wesl Blufl stiee',
just below the O-W round house.
' broke about noon todav and it was
; necessary to shut the water off for
Ian hour or so while it was being re
! paired.
Typewriters Repaired
OVKRHAVIJO) M UWVSTKD BY TWO K.XPERT
TYPEWRITER S05OHAN1CS. M.W PLATENS AMI
PARTS M PPMED FOR Al l M AKES.
t l 1. FOR STKATTON .(t FOARD
AT PEVMjETOS HOTEL.
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Funeral f waller Stewart,
The funeral of Walter Stewart,
son of Mr. and Mrs H. Stewart, who
died Friday night, was held ye.-ter-day
afternoon at .". :30 at the Kolsom
chapel. The christian Science funer
al service was read Dj Mrs. Deal.
Tatoni. Interment was made this
morning at Pilot Hock, .the birth
place of the deceased. All of the
brothers and sisters or the deceased
were home for the funeral
Hunting I'arlt Leaves.
Water Supt F. B. Haves. L. G
frailer and Kmll Robert left this
afternoon for Hear Hollow to be
readv lor the opening of the grouse
season. They expect to be gone three
da s.
OVERALLS j
THE GOLDEN RULE
L .T.. I
Suil In Filed.
Through Attorneys Rale) A Haley,
suit was filed In the circuit court this
morning b the First National Hank
of Hermiston against the West J ma
UUa Water I'scrfc association to col
lect 11130, atlesed to be due on a pro
missory note, and IKO attorney fees.
MMKOis oIUNU I I'.
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Huck deer with horns August 15
. . , .... . .I,..r I I
o.i.. ..,,i..ulbi- Season closed I
Hi Hood RIVW and Wasco counties by
Order Of the state board of fish anil
game commissioners
Ducks and geese October 1 to Jan
uary It, (Federal law. I
Hails and coots October 1 to Jun
uary It, (Federal law).
Shore birds, black breasted and
sheep, mountain goat, antelope, elk or
moose may he fined from - 00 to
SliuiO and Imprisonment not less than
6n days or more than six months.
..,....., , iti Im. r.el,l..,l vl.iln.
Hons of other sections carry penalties
of not less than $2.', or more than
If.Oti and costs, or by Imprisonment
not less than .In davs or more than six
months.
Hesldes fines, anyone violating laws
shall be subject to a civil liability
ranging from i for each game bird
to $300 for elk nnd mountain sheep:
shall forfeit ull guns, dogs, boats,
traps, fishing apparatus and Imple
ments used In violation of laws, and
shall forfeit his hunting license for
the balance of the calendar year in
which the offense was committed.
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THE drink that put the
"weat" in hot weather
Takes control of laper.
Jean P. Kirkpatrick, son Of W.
IQrkpatrtck of this city and himseK
formerly In Pendleton, has bought
stock in the. Oregon Messenger of
Salem and has assumed the position
of managing editor of that paper. C.
D Habcock. the previous editor, has
accepted the position of publicity
manager of the Hughes campaign
committee in Oregon. Mr. KirTvpu'
rick has been elected secretai'
treasurer of the company and will
have' complete charge ,, the paper
The paper is a weekly.
( hief on
Chief i
W.i It. -r
for the
Gin dan
ney int.
they wi
During
i ifflcer
chief.
IQldan plover. W ilson or Jack snipe.
Htaoottei Trip. ! WMorl. ock and mate and lesser el-
of Police Tom (lin dane and w iegs- October 1 to December It.
Freeman will leave tonight i Federal law. I
Chinese pheasants open season in
Fnlon countyOctober 1 to October
10. Closed at all times in ulher coun
ties. Grouse August 15 to October II.
Prairie chickens open season In
Sherman. Union and Wasco counties
Closed in all
W. H. Uulllfor.l ranch at:
Tomorrow the) will jour-!
the John Day country where
enjoy a few days' shooting,
he alseuce of Chief Gurdane
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SOME "PEP"
Oa Draught and In Bottles
at Following Resorts:
Al Dunlap'e
Billy's Place
Coutta 4 McDevitt
The Crescent
Round-L'p Pool Hall
Sutton Cigar Store
W. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hall
The Charles Co.
Gritman's Cigar Store.
Served at the Following
Cafes.
St. George '-rill
Quelle Cafe.
Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up.
quarts or pints.
We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks,
PORT-0 and PEND-0.
Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
Citv Brewery.
ai,ni.i, .nrt Family Trade. Telephone 528
REFRESHING
INVIGORATING
NON-INTOXICATING
"BRAN-NEW." like the
Rnund-Vp, is a Pendleton
product that beats them all
An ideal summer drink for
men. women and children.
ship More Machine Here.
Roy T Bishop of the Pendleton
Woolen Mills. left yesterday fur
Maiysville. Calif., to superintend the
loading of three cars of machinery
of the old mills at that place for ship
ment to this city and Washougal.
One car of the machinery will be for
the local mills and two cars for the
Washougal mills. Already one ship
ment of machinery from the Marys
ville mills has been received and in
stalled here. A story under a San
Francisco date line tn Portland pa
pers this morning states that the
Marysville mills are to be started
again. Neither of Ihe Bishops are
here today but from the best infor
mation obtainable it is believed this
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To Talk on Mexico.
Col, K. 0. Ledwig. an officer In the'
Can-anna army in Mexico, is to give
I a lecture here Tuesday evening on
I the subject of Mexico and Mexican
j conditions. He is all American by
i birth hut was naturalised in Mexico
and resided in that country for 31
years. Hecause of his personal ex
perience he is said to have a very
! Interesting lecture
Signs Ketng Put Ip.
Kftii and Wright are today put
ting up four llfe-.-ized figures on the
I O-W park green. The figures por
. tray a cow boy on a horse, a cowgirl
Ion a bucker. a I'matllla Indian and'
a cowboy on a steer. Back of the
figures will be a sign telling thel
I dates of the Uound-l'p. The signs
I are made so that they will be able to
: withstand the elements.
August II,
ID Klamath
October 1" i
ather counties.
October .11 1
Thn
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Fiv
hens
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:- For quick service and j
lense ground exactly I
like your broken one:s.
I take them to
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service as it should? Do you have to
set vour watch every time you look at
the time'.' Have you had your watch
verhauled in the last two years. If
sour watch needs repairs, come to our
watch department, we renew your
n,ier vo-i .fflf-leni ser-
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r t YFS TtSlSD OUS'jIS GROUND
NO FITTED - UNSti DUPLICATED
B AME.oCl'i NATIONAL 3ANK
BUILDING - PUlDLf.ICN.OHE
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GO TO THE
St. George Grill
when you want a good
steak.
35c Merchants Lunch
Served Daily.
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
W i
I. AM: ItltWDI'ls TO REP-
i:i:si:m i . b. in MEXICAN '
PARTiET.
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S mm '$?T'. Htm k bird
October I to October IT..
times in other counties.
Sage hens - July 1 1 1"
vjuail open season
county- October I lo
rlosc.l at all time:
1 lutes September I to
Bag Limits.
Huck deer with bonis
ing an) season.
Silver erav snuirrels
seven consecutive days.
Ducks, geese, rails, cools and shore j
hirds Thirtv In any seven consecu-1
tlve days.
i'hinese pheasants, native pheasants)
and grouse Five in one day including I
i ne female t'hinese pheasant, and 10
Ln any seven consecutive days. Inclod-j
ing two female Chinese pheasants.
Prairie chickens and sage
vw in one dav and 10 in any seven
consecutive daya.
Quail- Ten In any seven
tlve davs.
Doves Ten In one day or
seven consecutive aaja.
,-.us.. killed in Wasco.
If ,rnpv Crook. Morrow and
inatilla counties may ne snm
having metal tugs attached.
It is Always I nlawful
To kill mountain sheep, antelope Sg
ib h..,.r female deer, spotted fawn. ;
ver pheasants.
n.... ins- nheasants. Knglish
Hungarian partridges. Franklin irouae
I hen, hob-wnile ipiau. s
di;-k. wild turkey, least sand- '
solitary sand-piper, semi- palm ISj
over, snowy plover and all other
at any kind ex. ipl
Sherman
v ar
aft.
TENT CITY
BINGHAM
SPRINGS
OFFERS
Long distance telephone lervice.
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.
pheasa nis :
partridges
I ln.se
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
1XUIS D. BJ2AKDEJS
Assoclate Justice lmls D. Krandels
of the 1'. K. RUpf'eme court and Secre
tary of Interior Franklin Lone have
i-.-ao appointed by PreaMmt Wilson t
serve us the American members on
the joint commteainn which will tnk.
up and endeavor to settle th" dliphtf
between this countr and Mexico.
bir
wbich there is an open season.
'he following are nut proiecieo
anv time Duck hawk, sharp shinned;
haul- prairie falcon- goshawk. Kng
llsh sparrow, great horned owl, north-1
.rn shrike, cormorants, American mar-,
ganser, crows and ravens, magpies j
and blue lacs
rob any birds' nasi excepi ... o
an are not protected b) law
To hunt without having hunting II
rense on person, and to refuse to show
same on demand of proper officer Of
owner or representative of real prop
erty where hunting.
To hunt at night.
To sell or have In possession plum
age of protected birds.
hunt on anv game reservation
lisguise sex or kind of any game
To hunt deer with dogs.
To lie In wait near licks while
hunting deer.
II game of any kind excepi
when propagated according to law.
To shoot game from public high
ways or railroad rights of way.
To wantonly waste gnme.
For aliens to hunt without a special
gun license.
; To shoot from any power, sink or
sneak boat, or sink box.
To hunt on enclosed or occupied
I unenclosed lands without permission
of owner.
j To trap fur henrlng animals with
out a license.
! To burn tides between February II
and September ! except by permit
; from state game warden.
To have In possession more than to
pounds of Jerked venison.
To Iran net or ensnare game ani
mals, birds or fish, except as express
Iv provided.
To hunt within the corporate limits
of nnv cltv or town public park or
Cemetery, or on anv campus or grounds
of anv public school, college or uni
versity, or within the boundaries of
any watershed reservation as set aside
by the United States to supply water
to cities, or within any national bird
or game reservation.
To resist game wardens or other of
ficers charged with the enforcenienl
of the game Inws
Penalties.
Any person killing any mountain
Lais, We Have Moved
From our old location In the Sayros store to our nicely arranged
Millinery Parlors in the Judd building, si 4 Main Street.
We will be prepared to show yu Millinery this Fall that will
easily be the class of the city.
COHN HAT SHOP
Telephone 638
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
You must not judge the Ford car by its
first cost. That is low, because the best
manufacturing methods and the great
volume of production reduce the cost of
making and selling. Better materials,
bought at lower prices, make the Ford a
better car for less money. Order yours
today. Runabout $399.85; Touring Car
$414.85.
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO.
Incorporated
812 Garden St. Phone 651
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