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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1916.
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THREE
MEACHAM BALL TEAM
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Gold
Watermelons
The Dean
Telephone
DOWNEY'S
U. S. INSPECTED
CONNECTION.
Phone 187-188.
FIRST PLAY TODAY IN
NATIONAL TENNIS MEET
LAKE FOR BUT ill.. Aug,
li
1- ii mi i.i.ik iii the uretlmlnan natl
'Hill
tennis doubles stalled on the Onwent
sia club courts here today.
Competing against each othW WH
teams which hud won SSCttolMll
plonshlps in th east, tniddle-A
southern, western, souilin
i ham
I Drink Soda
, . , . no
Psts-s-N. Mii;iiiWt.Vjii vsyytia.'.vt'wv.'ww.wgwnv ..iisimmm:-:- .Mr. and
ISold by your hom doaler and 79 othar kadlnf HwsJtlVwllM
merchant in Oregon WBj&fPjPlK. Mis
O an.l ..I v.r ma Wit REM OIL. it. mtiH- KBlffam' I 'Hit
IMiNOTON ARMS lTON ML1ALL1U avJMHMMagFP
the most sanitary way.
It's pure and easy to keep cool.
We bottle, sell anil deliver to your home
HIRE'S ROOT BEER
SODAS, ALL FLAVORS
GINGER ALE
- good as any in the state.
Agency for Weinhard's Golden Nector
the fine summer drink.
Pioneer Bottling Works
Paul Hemmelgarn, Prop.
Telephone 177. Quick delivery a feature.
Pendleton
Phone
We have a fresh car of the
big red, sweet kind and when
you get one of them you will
be satisfied, because they are
kept in the coolers for several
hours and are chilled thor
oughly. Don't fail to order to
day for that trip tomorrow.
Tatom Co.
MEAT IN
rthwi
HOifiC
I hr
tern
MinHourl valley ami tin
roast.
winners of I be preliminary
will plaj Messrs William M.
n and Clarence i. Qrlffin, pres-
v holders, fur Hie initional
ohamplonshlp, during the
doubles
Jl.llllStl
ent till
doubles
week ut the national championship
lobrnamenti st the Wbtl sui- Tettnii
in Bottles m
TREAT YOURSELF
to a dish of our pure ice cream.
You have no idea how it re
Btorea a tired body or soothes
a worried mind. It is delicious
in flavor, smooth in texture, it
is a cream so wholesome that
doctors recommend it for in
valids. Better get acquainted
with some today.
All Pendleton's best butter
is put in Blue Cartons. Be sure
thai you irot It when your order
butter.
88
lnb New York. Tin- national chain-
.h ,.., h.-eins on All.
Creamery
444
GUESTS III PRETTY
PARTY
Mils I T. GfOOUaK ENTERTAINS
UITIK loi.lis IN IIONOlt Ol
111 I! DAI OUTER'S 7TII
ANNIVERSARY.
(East oregonlan Special.)
ECiK), ore., Aug. la. Mrs. K. T.
George gave a party yesterday even
ing for her little seven year old
daughter, Marlon. A large number
Ol RPPJf little girls participated in
telebialing the day.
Justice ot the 1'euce Louis Scholl,
Jr., spent today In PldlSton where
he was met by his brother, Call
cboll, of Walla Wallu, Wi h.
J. J. fcuatice, w:io unuer.,i ul ail
I'M ratios lust week at the St. An
tkoay'l hospital, returned, home. hat
uruiy, He is now sleadll .mprov
nig. i .ill (JilbeM id lh:n place, reueiveu
the sad new jeateiuay 01 me drown
ing hi nis tweiits -inree jear old
Brother in New iork male.
Mayor Hugh D. Smith returned
.Sunday morning from a three weeks
aOJOUID in the tireen norn inouiilaina
share he has mining interests.
Miss Mary Houser iuis just return
I ed iroin a two weeks vis.t in Port
land.
', T tieoige lelt Sunday morning
for Seattle., wash., on a weeks busi
ness visit.
llM Misses Rub and Mary Cip
prell .11 Seattle, ale "lere visiting with
their parents
who live eight miles
east ut Kcho.
i.eurge Peri)
miiiniiig ironi
was called last
of the death ul
returned
I'urtlaud
Saturday
a friend.
Miss EOS Knits 01 North Yakima, I
Wash, was the guest ol Miss tiladjs I
Wells yesterday. Miss Prills arr!eJ
here Monda iiioriiing DO a two
weeks' visit with her grand mother,
Mrs. liamble ol flutter deck
Miss I h ue Webb resumed her w
ok
ut the telephone office
yesterdaj
which sh'
ii in I'en- '
Mrs Win.
Wilder went up
rat iat week for un outing
i.i. uevore and bride are ocon
vug apartmenta i the George
uuiiulng.
John Mudge is visiting in Port
lend with his sister, Mrs. it. Cox.
James Masking is nome lrmn Port
land where he olid., went an opera-
turn, Mr. HnsKins Is rapldl) Improv-
Lawrence Bryant is eiijumg
liiinlmg trip m the Hlue mountain
ome SO mile- from Kaniela.
dale Sherman lett Saturday mori
Ins tor Pendleton. Prom thut piai
he will go oi.t as timekeeper with
hu
uncle, C. P. Adams threshing
chme.
Mrs. J. T. Hoskirts and dm
vashtl left Bundaj morning foi
ma'
thi
dmmei camp near Meachani.
It. It. Lewis and W. H. Gterj au-
lld.ng a lew du ;ilis week in tile
blue miiuutains.
Mr and Mrs, W. J. Waltenburger
returned Saturday morning trom a
three weeks outing at Newport, ore 1
accompanied Home "
then daughters. Miss Ina and Miss
l.iliian. who will remain until in
.September when School opens si Moti
mouth and Corvaltt
, A Ksteb and her sons and
C. Smothers left yesterday
ll'l .Mi ai i . ".. a- ,
rlanil was a bu- mess visit -
llcton on Saturday
GERMANS REPULSE
RUSSIAN ATTACKS
Official Statement Says Slavs
Are Forced Back on
Every Front.
BBRLIN, Auk. Iii. -Cinnan and
; Austrian official statements report
ed that Russian attacks had been re
pulsed on practically every front.
The Russtnnq .vainly attacked north
; east of Stanisfaa and sulfered heav
I tt
! strong assaults ereer defeated near
Lup and Craberka. Austrian officials
'said: "'in Archduke Karl's front our
j troops maintained their positions
against violent enemy attacks. West
of Stanislau we repulsed two Hussiuii
divisions In a thirty-six hour battle.
Hlndenburg repulsed Russian muss
attacks Over ltrody an Austrian
aeroplane set afire and destroyed a
i Russian AlbatroM aeroplane. The
' Russian Imperial guard suffered
beavilj in attacking the Btochod
front."
Famous Wash
Heals Skin
P. n. P., tlio prentest of skin ri-modlea,
will remove tlioie unsightly flnd trouble
some nkln Bffllctlans Hint have rasdo your
life a burden. Tlint tntn'ernble Itrhlne.
burnlnft uml illBennifurt will disappear un
dor the naglc buneaes of thi rsneor. it
ban cured man eases prooottscad Incur
ahle and will reach your ense. It will take
Just a few mmnrnta to step In and ask im
what our BSperlenea haa been In the way
of anthfli'd cuntiim'-'ra. We want yon to
ajra D, D, T), 11 trial. 2.'io. 60c and Sl.nn.
Vour monev bnck iinlesa the first bottlo
relievos sea, D, D. ll. Soup keeps jour
skin bcalthv. Aak us sbout it.
DTk fV For 18 Years
0 JLf JLr he Standard
nSMaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai SltU Remedy
TALLMAN DRCG CO.
i miiininu altei
WltlTK TO VOl'lt rRIBSWDS ON
Myogram Stationery
W. G. SMITH & CO.
tVKDLUNH AND VlUITlNU CAR!
ENa HAVERS.
M0SQAM i 1 .1 11 i , rOHTLAND, OR
IE
THE KAMELA PLAYERS
I'l l I XI I ADMIMVIKHKO H
MilliK l- II TO RETURN
GAME Hil l, in PLAY
RI AK.I ST 2T.
(Eat oregunlan Special. )
MKACHAM, Ore, Aug U. The
Kaniela Invincible suffered a crush
I tag deleat at the hands of the Men
' cham ball team, August 13, Itll
' when the two teams clashe'd on th
Kamela diamond (7) and "Pride o'i
the Woods" boys ran up the senre, 1!
to 3, much to the utter consternation
'of the Invincible.! (In name only).
Just here we would add a word uboui
the diamond. it was certainly an
"uncut" gem aim a poet would de
scribe it as a "field with feed ure
i clad."
However, to numerous causes ma)
be ascribed the .at ot our oppo
nents, among them being the absence
1 ul their manager and mascot, Wetzel
and then, too, their heavy hitters
i were unuble to f.nd the tricky bolls
w hich Pitcher Ulrica nerved to all
, comers.
j However, ill due Justice to Ivanieia
'we will say they played right manful
ly alter the first .lining when a jiunc
ture was put in then- inilated pride,
I But aside from the friendly rivalry
I of the game, Meachani will not soon
forget the kindlj treatment acOWdOd
to their players ana the rooters who
accompanied them A return game
I will be played on the Meachani
home this ! grounds, August :'Tth.
where he I Mrs. J. 1. Case and daughter. Jen
in account ny, went to Hilganl on Thuwdaj to
spend the day visiting.
J, D. Casey
Thursday on
went to l.a uranoe on
business.
R, Pagan ant to Pendleton on
turday to have a looth extracted
Mrs. Ely la Bhankrand of Eats cads,
ore., i
si ler
visiting a wee k or su wun ner
Mrs. Matlic Atchison and her
.Mrs B, m Calvert
,1
ard cam-
up from Paadle-
i.,i mi Kiiiidiiv .li. sn-nd Hie day Wlti
ton on Sunday to
his family.
The dance on 81
enjoyed by all wh
there was a good CI
known. It may be i
last dance for some
hall is built.
night was
time unle.'.- s new
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL
DEDICATE $10,000,000 DAM
200,000 Acres of Fertile Land:
in Mexica and Texas are
Reclaimed.
Iaso. !Pias, Aug. S. When
Idenl Wilson touches the golden
which will Mart the waters of the
Orande flowing through the s-i;ii-
I key
llio
wavs of the great i:ieihant Butte
dam "ii October 14. he will "bring i""
bunion acres "f fertile lands in the
Chain of valley in New Mexico. Texas
and old Mexico. The first meeting
of the 23rd international Irrigation
congress will be held at the dam dedi
cation and followed by sessions In El
Paso. Oct If. 17 and 1 1.
The Elephant Btttte dam Is a mass
' of concrete and steel thrown across
i he Rio 1 1 rands on the desert of New
' Mexico at the point where s greai
formed
mastaib
from t
like the head and bo ('
nlc elephant
ic Rio Orat
ling dam hat
inatiiin reserv
than tr. miles
seems to
1-111 K
I giant mi pi .ii ti
formed
r in the
largest Ir
1""
world. More
mil s miles aero:
the la
TRYING TO AVERT GREAT RAILWAY STRIKE
rsAvsna
iiiiuimi
HgHaWaMjMM
iMiSTa!
Uembers of the Federal Mediation
Board, Judjre Martin a. Knapp, Judge
w. U chamber, O. w w Maagar
with the consent nf A. It QalTetgon
chief of the order of Railroad Con
ductor, W s. Stone, chief of the
Hrotlioi'hu.'il
Locomotive Rngl-
If p;
Hi.
One Day Cash Shoe Sale
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, WE WILL PUT ON SALE ALL LOW SHOES AND
THESE SHOES WILL ALL BE FIT. THERE WILL BE NO EXCHANGES OR Rt
TURNS. CASH ONLY CAN BUY THESE SHOES AT THESE PRICES. Thi sale
lasts one day only. See window tonight for style. Alexander's Shoes are Better.
IN OUR LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT we have special prices on House Dresses,
Kimonas and Waists. '.
To get you to visit this department we are offering for Wednesday only AN EX
TRA SPECIAL ON STREET DRESSES; all good sizes and styles. Wednesday only
$1.98. See window tonight.
ALEXANDERS
THE DAYLIGHT STORE
melted snows of the Colorado Moun-
tains and
these life-Kivine w:ters are i
allowed to flow through the spillways
of the dam when the land needs mo.s-1
ture for the growing season, thus caus
Ina Ihe desert acres below the dam to
blossom mid bear fruitage.
"The dedication of the Elephant
Butte dam by President Wilson on Oct.
14 v. ill lie an event of w orld-w ide im-j
port. 'nee in the Irrigation field." states.
James ('. MoNair president of the
Kirsi National Hank of El Pas-o and
chairman of the Board of I'ontrol of
the Irrigation Congress. "It will mark
the reclamation service's greatest achi
evement. It will reward the pioneer
men and Women Of the lower Rio!
Qnuide valley from Albuquerque to
Old Mexico, and it will justify the j
faith of the people of the southwest
w ho have staked their all on the fer-j
tillty of the soil end the ability of the I
project to carry the waters to the
landi when most needed. Above all.
it 111 be a perpetual monument to I
the Irrigation 'onuress. which has
been Conducting a great empire
butidiag campaign for the past twenty-five
years.
"We anticipate that President Wil
son will be accompanied by several
members of his official family, inclad
iRg Hon. Franklin K. Lane, secretary
of the interior, and probably
members of his cabinet; Hon.
Jones, first assistant secretary
intend-: ludge Will It. King,
counsel, and other members
other
A. A.
if the 1
chief
if the;
iatl
CONTEMPT CASE AGAINST
U. S. ATTORNEY IS UP
House of Representatives to
Proceed Against Dist. Atty.
H. Snowden Marshall.
WASHINGTON. Aug IS. A phase
of the United States house of repre
sentatives' contempt proceeding
against t". s. ri-trtct Attorney H.
Snowden Marshall of New Y'Tk comes;
& tans rB&fmmi:xt;
mi r nrm n' . . ry
xr' '
Qrfanisatlons of railroad smployaa
have taken Up the question ot the:
preat .--trlke threatened Ml all th-
railroadi of the United states. The
400,006 employe have voted over
whttm tngly fur a ir:ke. aiul oaleaa
the federal mediator can jit-t the two
Ki d s together the country will see the
PUMPS IN OUR LADIES' SHOE DEPAR TMtN I .
Any low shoe or pump in our store for just one-half
price.
About 150 pairs odd and end slippers for Jl.OO pair.
36 pair of canvas pumps in high and low heels, regu
lar $:100, $3.50 and $4.00 ; while they last for fl-!0
the pair.
up in the United States supreme
i ..urt nere today
The contempt
proceedings grew
out of the 17. S. indictments against
Congressman Prank Huchanan of
Illinois and other members of La
bor's National Peace council In con
nection with alleged German bomb
plots said to have been hatched In
the l.'nlted States.
Congressman Buchanan, charging
irregularity in the actions of Mar
shall in handling the case before the!
federal grand jury, got a congression-1
al investigating committee appointed'
to come to New York and probe
Marshall's acts.
The investigating congressmen, dis
i leased w ith what they considered
Marshall'! snippy attitude toward
them and their Investigation, haled
him before the house of representa
tives for contempt.
Marshall sought a writ of habeas
I corpus before Federal District Judg
; Hand in New York to prevent the
j house compelling him to appear and
i answer the charge Judge Hand dis
j missed the habeas corpus proceeding
after a hearing on its merits. Mar
shall has until m.dnight today to p r-
tect an appeal to the U. S. supreme
I ' ourt from he dismissal of his action I
Judge Hand Marshall's petition
stated that he had serious doubts as
to the jurisdiction of the house in
haling him before it for contempt.
&IC0U
Make known your
want, or desires,
and bv nil means
keep '"Mother's Friend" nearby, for in
it you can pot complete confidence
and reliability as a means of assistitij;
nature in SCCOXnptiahJag its wonder
ful work of preparation. "Mother's
Friend" soothes the d 1st res lag pains
and gives relief from morning sick
ness, as well as makes au easier de
livery. Get a bottle at your drug
gist nse externally ami note the
satisfaction received. A free book on
Motherhood will be sent all mothers.
Write for one. Address
The Brsdfleld Regulator Co.,
l!U! Lamar Itidg.,
Atlauta. tla.
Don't suffer! Get a dime pack
of Dr. James' Headache
Powders.
You can clour your head and relieve
a dull, splitting or, violent throbbing
headache in s moment with a Br
James' Headache Powder. This old
time headache relief acts almost magi
cally. 'Send some one to the drug store
now for a dime package and a few mo
ments after you take s powder vou
will wonder what becume ot' the head
iirlie. neuralgia and pain. Stop auiT, .
ing it's needless. Be sure you get what
you ask for.
rwemenfc
m
Ivr y and Comfort j
STOPS HEADACHE
PI
NEURALGIA
BEFORE
ou 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
He alo questioned the right or
Speaker Clark to Issue a warrant for
his arrest.
savv od Insurance.
ST. PAUL, Minn, Aug. 15. Minne
sota saved 1224,811 t)y carrying its
own insurance on state institutions tor
three years, according to records com
pleted bv H 1). Woms. state Insur-
ance commissioner, today.
ANSCO
CAMERAS Es.SPEEDEX FILM
I Si
ON'T let another
summer p-o by
without an Ansco. ft
will add more to the
pleasure of your out
ings than anything else.
All winter and long
afterwards you can live
over again with your
pictures those good
summer days. Let us
show you the Ansco
line. $2 to $55.
Tallman & Co
Leadit g DruggLici
SEASHORE
VACATIONS
HERE VOl' Wll.l, KIM A NKW
EK8T FOR I. Il l
In the sweet, salt breezes of the sea
at UKARHART ami BKAtllDS, Warm
sea water and surf Uathins. jjulf. ten
nis, trout fishtni; ami other pastimes.
LOW COST VACATIONS'
tor the entire famllv, from 110 per
week i for summer Cottage) upward
Best hotels, first class cuisine. Sea
foods abundant. Purest mountain wa
ter Stopover is convenient via The
MOUTH HANK ROAD iti.l the TWIN
PALACES to or from California.
THE C.H in i i or nil
OLITMRI RIVRR
and the World-liVallllg huhwny
through the heart ..f the ''ascades to
Portland snjoyad from the trains of
the SfORTH BANK Rl I i'
Round tnii from Psndietos HtM
Send postal for booklet.
See local agent N.irtlo-rii Pacirii-, or
o.-w. r. n.. or iditiagi.
R. H. CROZIEIt Asst Oen. Pso At.
Portland. Ore.
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