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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
Columbia
River Salmon
Columbia River Packers' Association Stamped
on every can.
Special
1 Doz. Cans 91.00
FRESH KIPPERED SALMON
Just in bv express,
POUND 25c.
HOME MADE JELLY, GLASS 20c
Cottage Cheese, fresh Tuesday, pint 15c.
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4
5
Have M iMtk, ' hearsals for dedication maal last
Robert Harney. . Robin Fletcher ami week. It is planned in have the dedl
Vesle Fletcher motored to Dead ration in October. The building
Man's hill yesterday on a shooting when completed will he One of the
trii'. The bagged a nice lot or I finest ehurohes in eastern Oregon.
grouse
Ships Sheep From F.llonsburg.
lao trifcnw NimuM. Robert stun field, well known Stan-
Dave Nelson, prominent local far- M sheepman, has returned from a
numbered among the honor-!"'1!' to r.ncnsmirg where ne nai
mer,
ary seamen appointed for the annual
Astoria regatta to be held September
1. I, 3 and 4.
bi
shipping sheep.
GRAY
BROS
GROCERY
CO.
, On llmitins Trip.
Cyrus C Sturgis, C. K Oranston. U
IQ. Frailer and Chai tes H. 1'nrter letl
f yestenlay In the Sturgis cur for a
hunting and fishing trip to Wallowa
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m :lbnlt Iw.i weeks
t
A Purchases Barber Shop.
A J. F. Barker, a newcomer
Zt Minneapolis, has p1 rchased ih
Q I hath iurlirr shun frum l-' iil si:iw.-i
Mr. BaWyer will devote most of hi
Oct Many Fish.
Dr and Mrs. Max S. Kent have re
turned from a fishing trip to Sisters
at the foot of the Thiee mountains
He reports getting a large number of
fine fish emh day.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28
823 Main St.
time to orchestra work this full but In
tends to do some barbering.
Maack Funeral Held
The funeral of Adolnh .Maack was
j held yesterduy at Folsom s chapel at
- o'clock. Clem Hogue conducted the
services. Interment was made In 01-
trona ll(,v cemetery.
Eagle I
IjosOb Fine Dog.
I HAT r. nuioi'K. prominent larmer
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Every Day Offerings
Merchandise of merit can always be had at this store at surprisingly low prices.
Prices that are the same from day to day ; you pay the same as your neighbor One
Price to All.
strong IIikc fop Boya, a pairs 25c
Every Day Socks, for boys So
Hoys' Mule Skin Shoes 98c
Boys' Khaki antN io
Boys' Overalls 25c, 49c. 09c
Boys- Shirts 25i. SftC
Boys' BIoiiscn 25c, MG
Men's Work Shirts S9c, 45c
Men's Harvest SIMM'S HI. II)
Men's Klk Skin Shoes . . SI.9H
Ladles' (. i nr. bain IVHIemus 4to
I .allies' Breakfast SullH ago
l adles' Silk (alovcH 49r, 69e, 98c
Boudoir Cap 25c, 49c, Attn
Calicos, all coIoth, yard. . . . : 5c
"wales, all colors, yard 7 i-ii
pron (ilnghanis .,-
Children's Bateen Mooanetn 25c, I9V
(ilrls' Muslin Bant 0c. i9c, 95o
Hack Towels 5c, 8 I -Sc. 19c
Bagged Some Birds.
G. W. Coutts and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Allen returned Saturday from Black
mountain whre they nunted for sev
eral days They secured a number of
grouse. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
who were with them, reniaine
mountains to camp for a linn
losi his fine three year old Irish set
ter dog Saturday afternoon in Pan
dleton. The dog hail come to town
with Mr. Tullook in his automobile
but after reaching here left the ear.
Accepts. Position,
Wilbur Had ley.
pre
high
GO TO THE
St. George Grill
when you want a good
steak.
35c Merchants Lunch
Served Daily.
Boost the Round-rp. cool last Night.
Pendleton boosters who wish to let- Pendleton experienced a cool night
their friends and relatives know j when the temperature dropped to 37
about the Round-Up, can do so by j degrees. Saturday morning at Hlda
using Round-L'p envelopes with type way Springs there was a thin layer
and illustration printed In beautiful of lee on the water liut the sun came
colors. These envelopes may be se-1 out bright and strong during the
cured In any quantity at the East day.
Oregonian office for one cent each.
lament
Coutts, I school graduate, has accepted a po
lo ttM anion with the Oeorge C. Baer Hard
ware Companx. Mr. Haillex succeeds
Ralph Temple who is assisting In the
ccnstructlon of Temples auto rest.
VOl CAN
1M BFTTF.lt AT
i r a
WE LEAD,
OTKKR8 FOIJOW
strength again failed him and he
went under. Bystanders seeing his
peril called other swimmers to his
aid and he was finally gotten to
safety.
Charles Miller 111.
Charles Miller, well known
man. Is reported to be III at his
at 111 Willow street.
ncal
une
Adv.
Ladles.
For residential work, call Pendle
ton Hair Dressing and Manicure Par
lors, phone 45 Pendleton Hotel. Adv
To start i leaner Wednesday.
H. W. Collins announces that he
will start his wheat cleaning plant
Wednesday for a trial run. While the
plant is not yet completed a trial run
will be possible at that time. The
Plant will not be running full blast
for some time.
Visits Former Classmate,
Floyd E. Work, prominent member
of the bonding firm "f Peabody and
Houteling of Chicago is visiting at the
home of Pr. and Mrs F. M. Hoyden
i lr. Hoyden and Mr. Work were col
lege classmates in South Dakota, Mr.
; work is accompanied by his wlfi
Recovers From Operation.
Percy Folsom who underwent an
j operation at St. Anthony's hospital
j two weeks ago, is on the streets again.
1 Building at the Junction.
There are six dwelling houses now
under construction at Rieta ami three
business houses under way according
to George QeanokopolUS.
('iteration Is IVrroruiod.
An operation was performed this
morning upon the small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor I'urke at St. An
thony's hospital.
card of Thanks.
We wish lo express our heartfelt
thanks to those who assisted by their
many acts of kindness In our late
hour of bereavement
Ml! AND M US. J JOHNSON,
MR AMi M KS. AI.HF.KT MAACK.
af'H AND M its. .1 ii. CARROLL
MRS, PAULINE HATS.
(Adv. )
I
Big car for Country Trip.
Call Ooedecke at Sutton's Cigar
store, tel. 464, or Ooedecke'a home,
tel. :'S9M. Round-trip to Lehman or
Hldaway, IT Oo any place in the
country. Adv.
Auto for Hire.
City or country trips. Phoae O B.
Waffle. Residence 284M; office 190
NOTrOB OF PAYMENT OK CWY
OF PKNlHiHTON IMPKOVM
MENT BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that City of
Pendleton Improvement Bonds Noe.
7 anil 8. Series T, will bo paid upon
presentation thereof to the under
Signed at the American National
Bank, Pendleton, nmatiiia county
Oregon Interest on said bands
cease September 1, 1916.
Dnted August 11, 1911
LEE MOORHOUH;
Treasurer, City of Pendleton, by Wil
liam Mlckelsen. Deputy.
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THE drink that put the
"weat" in hot weather
(Jets line Buck.
5 1 George Beddow of Pendleton, w ho
5 i is camped near Hldaway Springs,
jjj 1 killed a large six point deer Saturday
afternoon, a mile and a half north of
2 ; the resort Mr. Beddow was out on
S ' a short hunting jaunt when he saw
S 1 the deer a few feet from him. He was
5 'able to get a standing shot. The deer i
5 j was hauled to Hldaway.
Voted Bird Man Mere.
T. Qllberl Pearson of New York.
. secretary of the National Association
o, Audubon societies, was a visitor in
Pendleton yesterdav leaving for the
Malheur and Harm Lake country
last night. He was accompanied from
i Portland here by William U Kinlev
state biologist.
Had Good Lock,
James It Bowler and Lj man Rice
i Of the First National Hunk force spent
Sunday hunting on upper Hlrch creek.
Thev brought back several birds.
SOME "PEP"
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fee
I
Oa Draught and In Bottles
at Following Resorts:
Al Dunlap's
Blliyt puce
Coutts ft McDevitt
The Crescent
Round-Dp Pool Hall
Sutton Cigar Store
W. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hall
The Charles Co.
(Irltman's Cigar Store.
Served at the Following
Cafes.
St. George Grill
Quelle Cafe.
REFRESHING
INVIGORATING
NON-INTOXICATING
"BRAN-NEW.'' like the
Round-l'p, is a Pendleton
product that beats them all.
An ideal summer drink for
men. women and children.
Henry Berg Dies
Henry Berg, a Pilot Rock laborer,
died Saturday afternoon while being
brought to St Anthony's hospital from
Pilot Rock by Dr. Gilleland. He was
a single man Little is known of his
relatives. The funeral arrangements
Moves to south Hill.
II I Simpson of the implement
firm of McClintock and Simpson, has
moved his fumily to their new home
at 115 west High street, formerly oc
cupied by Prof. A. c Hampton.
havt
ot been made.
ice wug"n i-i-m, oior. i rnrtrnrtnr Here
One of the Smythe-Lonergan ice jgj Amy Kplly nf ,he fxlensilin
wagons turned over yesterday no department of the rniver;:!ty of Idu
ing on Wade hill. On making a turn ' -0 drnetic science work is visiting
the ice slipped toward the front of
the wagon, upsetting the vehicle and
throwing Frank Snyder the driver, to
the ground. Mr. Snyder escaped with
a bruised arm and a torn shirt. The
mules on the wagon took flight but
were captured a short distance away.
at the home of Mrs. Mary Hoyden on
the north hill. Miss Kelly was a school
mate of Dr. Guy Boyden at Brook
ings. S. I. She is on her way from
Moscow to Boise.
Infantile Iaralysis ITocaution.
As an instance of the precaution
ary measures being taken in the east j
to prevent the spread of infantile pa- i
ralysis, Cadet Frank Bertholet. son
of Conductor Gus Bertholet. Saturday
morning received instructions from
his superiors at West Point not to I
stop In New York un his return to
the military academy from his vaca- ;
Herman l"cters Buys Wheat Farm.
A deal was closed today whereby
Herman Peters is the owner of 652
acres of nice wheat land In Tp, 3 N..
R. 31, northwest of Pendleton. The
land was sold by the Perry Bros., con
sideration 12". lion. The west half nf
Block 39 Reservation Addition was
turned in on the ileal. The deal was
handled by K. T. Wade.
- 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.
S Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. 1
City Brewery. 5
Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 528 E
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tlon. He was instructed to
through trip and report at on
camp. He will not leave U
Thursday morning.
Ill
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In the purchase of jewelry, more than
anything else, it is essential that one shall
have confidence in the seller.
The confidence that has been bestowed
upon us by our fellow townsman is our
most prized possession.
All of it is due to the fact that we eli
minate all jewery of questionable merit
from our stock and are affiliated with the
country's best makers of gold jewelry and
silverware.
In buying Hallmark Ware you are com
forted in the knowledge of the quality of
the ware because each piece is stamped
"Hallmark."
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler Since '87
Pendleton. Oregon
SI Furlong May Come Agalm.
5 Charles Wellington Furlong. the
S Boston writer who has attended two
E Round-l'ps and who has written
many magazine stones about the lo
cal show, may be here for the 191S
Round-Up. In a letter received this
morning by a friend he states that he
will be here if it is at all possible.
"The hand-i;rip and the Inspiration of
being with old friendi again In Pen
dleton will be worth more than six
months at a health resort and will I
Men hunts Here on Special Train.
The last copy of the Oregon Mer
I chants, the officials Portland retail
I merchants' publication, has a story
j about the Pendleton Round-l'p ano
the trip the merchants are to make
'here to attend the show. Fifty or
' more Portland men will be on the
special train Including wholesalers, re
tailer and manufacturing men.
They I'oiiimI Grouse.
A successful grouse hunUng party
out yesterday was composed of Jack
Chlldreth. Dale Phillips. Robert San
ders and William Purchase. They
went up Cabbage Hill and bagged
seven birds.
Colored liccturer Here.
8. A. Bailey of Boise, a colored lec
turer, will deliver a free lecture on
Tuesday evening. August 22 at the
Falling building. Kill Water street and
all interested are invited. Music will
be furnished by a colored qunrtet.
Dies at Stale Hospital.
C. G. Frye. aged 72. passed away at
the State Hospital this morning. The
deceased was born in Massachusetts
and was committed to the hospital
about four months ago from Harney
county. .Nothing Is known of his rela
tives here.
TENT :. CITY
OFFERS
Long distance telephone service.
Nice clear and clean camp grounds.
Wo 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.
SHIPPING STRIKE 1 0m
ON COAST ENDED
inspiration for my winter's work,' J ,,'kln
Motor From Bollingham.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hlntz and dau
ghter Ksther and Clyde Lansing of
Belllngham passed through Pendle
ti n this morning enroute to Portland
from Twin Falls. They drove from
Mellingham east over the Sunset drive
which they report to be a fine hlgh-
nv. Tw n f a s is reported i
ig prosperous.
he writes.
New Church Soon Finished.
The beautiful new St. Mary's Catho
lic church is to be finished by Octo
ber. This is the satement of Father
Brown. The stone work it is hoped
Will lie finished this week and the
r of will be rushed to completion
The building has been held up for
some time on account of the delay of
the stone. The choir commenced re-
TYrSTESUD OUSSIS fjROUHD
ANOFIUJO- LINSfS DUPLICATED
AMEviCAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING." PENW.H0N.0Rf
Phomc 609
Will ttend Big Show.
Dr. iuy Hoyden has received word
from Dr. J. B. McCool of Portland
that he and his wife and a friend
have been bitten with the Round-Up
l ug and will be here for the three
days of the show. Dr. Boyden also
h:.f received word that his friend. Dr.
Tom Joyce of Drs. CViffey. Jones.
Sears and Joyce of Portland, will be
here.
SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. 11. The I
Iingshoremens' union has formally
notified waterfront employers and
i.nion Stevedores that the strike Is
ended. The union ratified the peace
agreement by a vote of 5 to 1. The
employers agreed to hire only union
ists when available and pay increased
waCSS dating from June first.
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SATURDAY AND
MONDAY
Come in and see the new
Birds of Paradise and Pat
tern Hats for Fall.
Miss Gordon of Portland,
trimmer.
COHN HAT SHOP
814 Main Street.
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
Will Study Dancing.
Miss Jean Iteber. accomplished
Pendleton girl expects to leave Thurs
day for New York where she wllll
study aesthetic dancing. Miss Reber
has appeared before a number of Pen
dleton audiences and her career will
be watched by her many friends here.
She will join her sister, Doris, in New
York.
near Killing Sliecp.
E. F. Averin. district Inspector In
charge of the federal campaign
against predatory animals, has re
turned from a trip to the Mttle Ml-
nam In Cnlon county from where he
I had received reports that bear were
killing sheep He found that the re
ports were true and will at once send
a government hunter to that section
to plan a warfare against the bruins.
Murphy Almost Drowned.
E. J. Murphy, local councilman and
former mayor of Pendleton, had a
narrow escape from drowning In the
pool at Hlngham yesterday. He had
been working upon hto ear and go
ing in the pool Immediately afterwards
offered a heart nttack. He was aid
ed out of the pool but feeling Iretter
and not wishing to give up started
again to swim across the pool hi. had
LOCALS
(Paid Advertisement, i
Cheap wheat lands. Write M. Fltz
maurlze, Cosdon, Oregon.
Wanted Dressmaking, plain sew
ing, children's clothes. Rooms 1 and
2, Falling Bldg.
Wanted Lady for cooking and gen
eral housework In Hoarding house.
777 Thompson.
For sale 180 Kimball parlor or
gan Slightly used. Bargain If taken
at once. Call or address, 513 Clay.
Lost on county road between Ad
ams and Pendleton, brown overcoat
Finder please return to room 207, Ho
tel Pendleton, for reward.
Strayed or stolen Fox Terrier dog
answering to name of Jack. One side
face black Wore harness. Reward
Notify Pendleton, Irug Co.
Wanted By young married man,
ytar around Job on grain or stock
ranch. Address Kdw H. Smith. 1778
1-2 Valley Ave., Baker, Ore.
For Bale or trade, house anil two
lots, 32 miles south of Portland, for
cash or Pendleton property of equal
value. In'iu'lre 624 Cedar street.
For sa'e Modern, one year old
bungalow, 5 rooms, Dutch kitchen
fire place, full cement basement East
front, corner lot. 417 Logan or
phone 366R.
Auto Stage.
For Adams, Athena and Weston
leaves Hennlng's Clgsr Store at 10 s
m. and 3:30 p m. each day Adv.
I Yr Sale.
A new, modern bungalow and ga
ige. Terms. Enquire "C" this of-
mill
r
Used
exclusively byi
the Ford Motor
Company
tat its plant,
branches
and service
stations, who
dtate it is best
for Ford cars.
"Aak lor Booklrt"
Sold by
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO, Inc.
812 Garden St.
Telephone 651
DM but a short dl it nice when his flee - Adv.