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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAflT OREGONIAfl, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1916. PAGE THREE EVERYBODY j IS TRADING AT Downey's Market BECAUSE. ' The meat is cheaper. It is U. S. 1 11 inspected, guaranteeing you that I it is healthy. Our shop is clean. WHY DON'T YOU CALL UP 188 OR 187? Grocery Dep't. 688 I ROUND-UP BUCKERS BROUGHT JN ' TRYOUTS START IMMEDIATELY 2 COWBOYS WORRIED OVER GOATS IOOOI ioboi IOOOI New Arrivals in Looking fat and Klerk utter rating tht-lr heads off In summer pasture, the Round-Cp bucking horses were brought Into I'endleton today by . chance to rest up and be at their beat for the show they will be tried out early. I A large crowd visited Round-l'p grounds yesterday to see the new Lais Shoes MONDAY, SEPTEMBER t. mo Hall: They are having rain and reign down at Aslorlu. Jupiter I'luvlus Is ' I i.. -liii,., the one and uueen Muriel 1 be other. Which reminds us thati someone has suggested that it was wry appropriate to choose a Sallng' for the queen of a water festival. Preparing Their TrousMwu. We suspect that Jim Howler and Max Hopper are starling a hope chest. Kach purchased an embroid ered dolly from a lady agent the' other day lib. Downfall. Adolph Schaefer says that some- tlmea upon the most trivial things icst grave responsibility. He knows vhereof he speaks but he doesn't ! know thai we know It. To prove that ' we do, we're, going to tell It. Adolph was moving his household goods from or.e house to another last week, and was walking up Water street with l-olh hands full of his belongings. j Suddenly his bell buckle, a very tri vial thing indeed, gave a. Willi bpth hands occupied, he could noli avert the calamity. His trousers, not! being the kind that stand up by j themselves, suddenly dropped around j his feet, and their owner's appearance at onee changed from that of :i sub stantial householder to a parodv on September Morn. livestock Director Sam R. Thompson. ; Hound-Up steers and the roping At the very sight of man these vicious, goats. The steers are said to be the animals, who In less than three weeks1 finest lot of roping steers ever seen will bo making amusement for thou in this section and the steer roping sands or ltound-l'p visitors, are said event should bs a world beater, to have started In to go through the: "i don't see now )n thunder." said various characteristic steps which a well known cowboy yesterday, "a have caused the downfall of many a man Is going to rope those goats,'' as cowboy. he surveyed the 2t little white An- Tryouts will start Immediately at goras at the pens. Their little Round-1'p Park and will be held each horns stick straight out and the afternoon from now on. In order tu man who ropes and conquers a give the hardest backers a good goat Is going to sure win his money. TRACTION ENGINE MOISTS iff PM GOES IN DITCH Echo Man - Harvest Is Accident Big imui Itroug-ht In. Delayed By of (.a jiI in School Hoard and round Take Steps. t Accommodate Motorists to the Round-Up. We have just received 14 case? of Ladies' New Fall Style Shoe. and are now prepared to fit you in all styles, as we carry the most complete line of sizes of any store in Eastern Oregon. o D o .in The school pro party of Pendleton will be turned over during Round-Up week to autoists for the parking of One look at our shoes will convince you why our shoes are better. They have the class, will and do hold their shape, and you will get wear and comfort in our shoes. WE CARRY SHOES FROM $3.50 TO $10.00 THE PAIR and always have a bargain in odd and end shoes for you. Come in and let us show you these beautiful shoes. ALEXANDERS THE DAYLIGHT STORE Where you get style, fit, comfort and wear. That's why Alexander shoes are better aonOESoaoi Typically ItooMwrlUsn. Cllm Roosevelt denies having made the statement credited to him ill the hurt issue of the Hulldogger That seems to be a characteristic of the Roosevelts. Very Punny. We note that the footing fur the new Happy I'uiiyoii grandstand have been poun d, which to us Is ondfct evidence of a solid foundation for the institution. What a Man will Do l.r Monov. Rimer Turner says he knows the full measure of shame a man will en-' dun for the sake of a breudticket. i Elmer s ancestors came from over the Rhine and he works for Mickey Dow nev whose forbears sprang from Er- ir's sod. Kr.mk recently purchased ; n Ml altn truck and put Turner on us driver. And he painted It a brll liant green, which color right now to n (iernuin is about as popular as red is with an angry bull. "My Job means j porkjobs for my family,'' says Turner lu explaining why he submit to the; Ignominy. Making The Goat The Butt of a .toko. ! The Hound-Cp yesterday received I It goats from (""allfornla, CUTS Chcs-1 hire says he knows several people! around here w hose gnats they could have got nt less expense. Old ( row. For Instance. Speaking of those RoundlTp goats, ranshall Spell says they are not the only things that kick that come from California, i In The Stilly Sight . The peculiar sound that a bottle make! when it strikes against some thing hard Is nn electrifying noise these drv days. Tn proof of which we submit the following evidence Time tilt a. m. Inst Saturday morning. Scene. In front of the Rnnnd-I'p tick et wagon where some two-score men w ere trying to sleep In 1m -ovlscd beds while waiting for the ticket sale to open. ne of the number, reclining in an auto, had fortified himself against the long vigil by bringing a few but tles of real beer. We won't mention his name out of respect to his family He had emptied one bottle and set It on the running board from which po sition ii tumbled off from some cause or other. All had been quiet and peaceful in the cots and cars for more than two hours. The sound of the bottle striking the pavement was like a dinner bell to a harvest ganit Instantly some 20 men sat up In bed and rubbed their eyes "Did I hear a noise?" said Hert Wilson. "If 1 didn't hear the tinkle of glass, may I never get a ltound-l'p seat." snld Hob Juries. An Investigation result ed, and when a full bottle was found It hud no more chance than a grass hopper that strays Into a chicken yard. kik. Is lair Enough. Agnes Fair, champion lady soap box orator of the CJ, S., blew Into our sanctum yesterday en route to the I'endleton Round-Up. Agnes is on of the wealthiest women in the world, because she has everything she Wants, when she wants It and as long as she wants It. She goes where she 1 leases and stuys as long as she likes and Agnes has the whole big round world all for her own and intends to leave it to all mankind when she dies Saturdav Evg'n Allot. Attention, Swains: Wanted A number of Pendleton bachelors to act as cavaliers for car of Portland debutantes coming to the itound-rp Apply to tan Smythe or Roy Itltner. (Thia adv. is not yet paid for). National OaJamlt) Averted. The strike having been called off. I'endleton will be spared the spectacle of Tom o'Hrlen in s brakeman's uniform. It's Labor Duv Tor the Washwoatsn, Alright. Todny Is Labor Day, which is the only excuse we have for working. Salute the Admiral. John M. Bentley was made an honorary admiral of the Astoria Re gatta The distinction Is a deserved one, says Billy Chamberlain, because John always did believe that water was made to sail boats on. Constipation the Father of Many Ills i if the numerous Ills that affect hu manity large Share start with con stipation. Keep your bowels regular and they may be avoided. When n laxative Is needed take Chamberlain's Tablets. They not only move the bowels but Improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. Leaves for University. Charles Johns, popular UniVsrsltJ of Oregon student, who bus been working In the Umatilla county wheat fielde. left last night for Eu gene. He will be a candidate for the University of Oregon football team this year. i Ea.-t uregonian Soecial. i ECHO. Sent. 4. C. I". Adams of i their cars, and the hivntnrv and toilet OHOB this place, who has been running a facilities of the school buildings will threshing outfit with his traction en- be open to them fine, met with an accident which will! Thp school board, recognizing the delay his work, fin Saturday whenjfllPt th(lt endleton must take steps two miles out of Pendleton on his to accommodate the hundreds of peo way toward Echo, a bridge gave way e rm!ng to ,he Round-Up this beneath his engine, precipitating it . v(,ar ln car8- has piaced the school Into the ditch, the separator also OS-1 t at their disposal at the sugges ln dragged in on top of the engine. ; tlon ,(f the apecial council committee Manuel Todhunter returned here appointed to secure parking places for Saturday evening from I'endleton j ,.arB There are four school proper din wmw oi gasonne ttM and In each building will be a man ; relieved of ihe duties of He bought the gasoline for R. R. l,ew- ,ind iadv attendant during Ron n d - l'p I secretary, . m .... .. ........ ..... an .... . wees, me council will provide inese Visions of a "dirk , road transportation last week on ac- attendants and also towels. alarming th association rnllnl ,,l thu ' i . 't , win,, 1 I i strike. Mr. Todhunter used eight! horses and two wagons, taking the1 greater part of two days for the trip IOE30E 10C30I e D iO Woman Suffrage association Three of lu most important officers are re signing. Mrs. Frank M. Roessing refuses to be first vice president any longer. Miss Anna J. Patterson, correspond ing secretary and "right hand man' to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. Is ea ger to bid farewell to her office, and Mrs James W. Morrison wants to be recording imiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiir Known For It's Strength iiiihiimiiii r Washington, D. C, Oct 6, 1915. have several other places where mo torists may park their cars or camp WOMAN SUFFRAGE TluVe Most Important Chiefs Are He signing Positions In Great National Body for Various Reasons. NEW YuRK Sept. 4. There is an linheaval in the ranks of the Natlonr.l' infc to cost him His first love and his first shave, are two episodes In every young man's career that he never forgets. MJUJLIL Something New Every Day Tbii Inn tie of many New Remedies for multitude of ills. Bn! toe tutu of Lhoaaands of tunerera from blood impuri- ue. remains wun me oia reliable 3. 9. a. ita reputation waa won ny merit alone, and la retained br the aame contin uum service to humanity. Tka TawHahla nor It and anne- ttorit of S. S. S. is recoaniied bv all who nave taken It and received Its benefita and rtvommrnrlfd by them to all tufferera from blood r! Il ea set. Kheumatiim, Catarrh, Malaria, and many forms of Skin Disease, are some of the blood's worst enemies but will surely girt way to the influent of S. S. 8. Cst tlia Genuine 3. S. 3. at Your Drug fist LjLH'.iUjnri: m m a The Misses Eva Dunning ami Mary ConlSy and Messrs. Ansel I.undberg and N'eiil Hock, all of Stanflsld, spent Friday evening In Kcho visiting the llluiuiu L-i,,. ., .1 I .,1. . l O. D. Teel was a week-end visitor 'OFFICERS WANTED FOR In I'endleton. The Ladies' Aid Of the M. E. church gave n lawn social at the home of Mrs. J. H. Koontz. Ice cream and cake watermelons and canteloupes were served. The affair was successful, both financially and socially. A large crowd was present Mrs. A. Maline of Portland and Mrs. Frank I'orrea of this place, spent Saturdav in I'endleton. Mrs Maline is a house guest of Mrs. Correa. Miss Eugene Scholl returned to the Dalles hospital where she Is taking training Saturday morning after a two weeks' visit with her parents and sister. Mrs. Minnie Stuart of Tacoma. Wash., who has been visitipg here the post two months with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. B Hamilton, lett for her home Saturday, accom panied by her mother. Mrs. Stuart is a teacher of languages in an exclusive Tacoma school. Mrs Hamilton ex pects to be away for a month or more. Ray Johnson, a former Echo school boy. arrived here yesterday morning from North Yakima, Wash, to enter school today. His parents. Mi. and Mrs T M. Johnson, will ar rive here about the middle of this month to miike Echo their home. Mr. and Mrs. R J Walker spent Saturday in Pendleton. Mrs. Boyd IOgnn and children of fecil. ire., returned home Saturday after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan. Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Buchanan are sisters Miss Mable Hamilton is here from Manznnola. Colorado to, spend the winter with her brother. E. W. Ham innn Miss Hammon will attend school here, being a senior. A! Hiatt and family spent Saturday In Hermiston. Mrs Frank Pedro of Pendleton pent Friday In Echo visiting Mrs Jos. Cuaha. W, H Qilletl returned home Sat urday morning from Portland. He was accompanied by his sister. Mrs. K. P 1mg. Mrs Hush D. Smith, who spent the summer with her parents in Portland, hus returned home. Mrs It A. Esteh and sons and Mrs. U. C. Smothers returned Friday even ing from s ainplng tripn the moun tains L it. Ashbnugh is home from a summer visit In the Wallowa valley. Lawrence Malcolm returned Sat urday morning from his vacation spent at Portland and the coast. He resumed work with the R. R. Lewis Co. HaslbAMIkesel and Earl ESselstyn spent Saturday In Pendleton and re turned home on the motor In the evening Clifford Rsselstyn. who ac companied them to .Pendleton wen! on to walla Wnlla for n short visit with relatives. horse" are There is no The action of the school board Is! strong woman ln sigh who can take a solution to a problem that has been any of the places that are to be open. I lauslng a little concern to the Round- "I can't think of a possible candi-'S l p directorate Besides the school date for these three important posts,' blocks. Director Dean Tatom will ; Mrs Catt said todav. Mrs. Frank Roessing, whose home is in Pennsylvania, has been forced to remain in Wasiflngton because of her work for the congressional commit tee. Miss Patterson, whose work for the cause has kept her in New York. ha her home In Pittsburg. Mrs. Morrison resigned because of illness in her family. First National Bank Every time a man meets his wife downtown he wonders what it is go- PENDLETON. OREGON is hereby granted the right to act as Trustee, Ex ecutor, Administrator and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. Federal Reserve Board. By G. S. Hamlin, Governor. ainuiiMiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii SECURITY Lnmuiiiiiiiiiiimimiiimiii t tended Frultmcn'a Meeting. Arthur M. rieary, a young attorney of Portland and a former representa tive of the fruit auction houses of the east, was here yesterday en route home from Walla Walla where he spoke before a meeting of fruit ship pers. Mr. Deary, who is a university graduate with a wide acquaintance In the state, Is an enthusiastic boost er for the Pendleton normal school bllt. The man who starts out to look for trouble usually ends by having It thrust upon him. Illliiiiil!liEili;iiillll J Past Performance I A AN the daily newspaper prove its worth as a national ad Vs vertising message bearer by the cold figures of "past performance"? Look about and see; or, better yet, ask the manufacturer of the standard food products with which you are most familiar. Note the fact that the only brand of chewing gum having complete national dis tribution is a newspaper advertised brand, and it was built up through newspapers. H See how the names of tobacco products are made known. l i :i Observe that the two talking machines that lead the world are newspaper ad- H And in the immediate present we see great national advertisers hitherto wed ded to other mediums turning to newspapers because they find they need them. o D o D o o 0 D o n s S I