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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1916)
PAG8 BGHT DAILY EAST OREGQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1916. EIGHT PAGES I I 5 s I word Grapes Large Basket 50c Lime Juke, 1 pint, 9 fluid ounces 75 Sam-O-Grape, bottle 20c I-opan Berry Juice pint 25c: quart 50C Grape Juice. Theo. Nett. pint 50C Pompeian Salad Dressing, bottle 50e j& Herbert Salad Pressing, 8 oz. bottle.... 15C Gold Medal Catsup. 16 oz. bottle 15C Oregon Creamery Rutter. 2 lbs. full wt 60s Aluminum Kettles. ,'i for 85c QUALITY PEACHES FOR CANNING. CRAY BROS GROCERY CO "QUALITY' Two Phone, 28 823 Main St, 32 tt 55 H i 55 55 55 55 m 8S "Hillside Homo." Though he is able 18 The official Round-Up COWOOy hat la much In WMlW "' UW streets at the city. "Hillside Home." TtkOUgh he is able to be agonal the hoMa, he is not us strong as he was a few ears ago and fpr thai reason, no birthday celebra tion was planned. "I'ncle George" Omimer, '! 1ub Milling. ! rvri "taXe "f r,K"" u UMOfl The regular monthly meeting of the J:st thirty years ago. Pendleton iVnimeroial association will be held tomorrow evening In the( To Clone at 6. rnts neing i,aoor Day, the Western Union office will close at 6 o'clock club rooms. lioiind-lp IVrform'T Here. Sid Seale. popular Kound-l'p per former. Is here from fondon. Mr. Seale is one of the best trick riders In the country. Settle to iu- In-tailed. new chairs for the hitch school assembly room have arrived and are being installed today. Th scats have a side arm attachment which con verts the chair Into a study desk. Out o Hail. John Doe was arrested yesterday on charge of being drunk and la out on ball. He will have a hearing to morrow before Judge Fltz Gerald in Police court. Two Chevrolet sold. Cieorge Ferguson, salesman for the local Chevrolet agency reports the sale of cars to Mrs Lucille Schmidt of this city and to Emil Belike, who farm south of Pendleton near Pilot Rock. PEACHES Elbertas PEACHES A Full Car Load for Canning Has Just Arrived From the Best Peach District in Yakima Valley. ANOTHERS LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. The embargo on fruit shipments has caused a slump in prices which will advance rapidly, if the embargo is raised. If the STRIKE is called, famine prices on sugar will prevail. So by canning your peaches now vou will win; ether way. ASK YOUR GROCERS. PENDLETON FRUIT CO. Distributors fits evening. Ill With lliciiiiionla. Dr. 1). X. Heber who has bee.n cri tically ill at St. Anthony's hospital with pneumonia is reported to be Improved. Cooler Weather Demands warmer clothing. We are showing complete lines of Fall Underwear, Hosiery, Ladies' and Men's Suits, Waists, Dress Skirts, Petticoats, Dress Goods, Silks, Ginghams, Percales, Girls' School Dresses, Boys' School Suits, Shoes, Etc. liag Two ; rouse. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bishop and fam ily passed yesterday in the south end of the county. During the da Mr. lMshop bagged two grouse. Here for Han est. Charles Me.Uavy and ('. A. Kern of Long Bench. Calif., both of whom hae farm interests near Helix are here to remain until harvest concludes. i 1 (.111-- school rtHMSFa 88V. $1.2,1. Sl.lll (.ill-' School llot' i-2o. He i. in-' I'nlon Bulla j5., iii) tilrls' White or Black Bloomers. 4H, (Iris' Sweaters gill) (.Iris' School Shoe.... xi. '.'., SI. 111. Sl.tlH. SLUM BoyS' School Suits $2.H. g.1.98. $1.08 Boys' (Kill Pant Ie. 8IH 98c BoJTS' Blouses 25,.. id,. Boys' shirt- (to ,v Boys' car-Proof Homo 2 l-2c, 19o lUiys' Overall- 25c, 4c. 8tc yoc oan DO IlKTTEK AT Pencil Tuliiets a,, j,. Ink Tablets 5, m,. Kraaiier , sc lk 4c I'enlioldcrti 4,. Cruyons 4c Pencil. 2 for Jc IjidliV l ull Milts 8 1 2.511. SI I.7.V flS.50. tlW.M IjidliV DlMH Skirts 12.88, f.8. II. 9H, $,". ladles' Pall Waists 81.98. $2.98. fS.M ItdW Hall Middle. 98c, tl.SS Ladies' Knteen Pettlcoul- 19c, 89c. 98c. $1.19 w t : UCAB, OTUKHS FOLLOW Many Schools start. A number of schools throughout Umatilla county sarted today. Practi cally all of the remaining ones will I e in session next week. some Kaln Saturday. The official weather report shows that Oh of an Inch of rain fell Satur day night. The thermometer register ed as high as 90 degrees In the after noon. A dust storm shortly after 4 o'clock cooled the atmosphere. President Wilson And Mrs Wilson arrived at 9:40 this morning. En route to the Lincoln farm the party stopped at the courthouse square. Wilson placed a wreath on the Lin coln statute there. Village school children presented Mrs Wilson with a houqUt The parly starts on its re turn trip to Washington at 2 o'clock They are to reach th! capital tomor row afternoon. Extend O.-W, sidewalk. S Kugo has taken out a sidewalk permit to construct a cement sidewalk for the O.-W. When long easthound trains are pulled in here heretofore passengers on end coaches had to de train onto a gravel. path. Office to no Open. The office of City School Superin tendent Park and High School Princi pal H T Prill will be open each even ing of this week in order to give all 1 a chance to talk over the work of th So wheal Market Today, coming year in the city schools. owing to the fact today i ! Day there is no local wheat cii p(s Rotation Here. Ray Bryan and familv of San Fran, cisco have arrived to make their home in Pendleton. Mr. Bryan has accepted a position with Bond Brothers WW" Mam Carey has also aCCI on with Bond Brothers, LED SENATE STRIKE LEG- ISliATIOX. 4 a pi giiimiiiiiiiimMiiiininiHuiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitu HTHE drink that put the "weat" in hot weather "BRAN-NW" SOME "PEP" On Draught and In Bottles a Following Resorts: Al Dunlap'a Billy's Place Courts ft McDevitt 7fhs Crescent Round-Up Pool Hall Sutton Cigar Store W. W. Hoch Bungalow Pool Hall The Charles Co. Orltman's Cigar Store. Served at the Following Cafes. St. George Grill Quelle Cafe. REFRESHING INVIGORATING NON-INTOXICATING "BRAN-NEW.'' like the Round-Up, Is a Pendleton product that beats them all. An ideal summer drink for men. women and children. Harrington runeral Yesterday. The funeral of George Lester Hnr. rincton was held yesterday at 2 p. m. at Folsom's chapel. Rev. H. H Huh. bell of the christian church, conduct ed the services. Interment was made in Olney cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. Senienee I Continued. Judge Thomas Fltz Gerald contin ued the sentences of Mr and Mrs. Bolllns. a colored couple who were ar rested Saturday by the police on a charge of vagrancy, until Tuesday morning They pleafled guilty to the charge. lib.ir market being quoted. Dealers seem to feel that the market will open stronger tomorrow than It has been for some time. Scat Sale Continues (;ood. The Round-Pp seat sale ll continu ing stronc today. Many local people are securing seats and many mall or ders are pouring in. Tom Hoy len. who lias been in charge, returned to his ranch near Echo and his brother, Eu gene, is now in charge. Many to Attend Round-Pp. Arthur M. Geary. Portland attor ney and former graduate manager of the University of Oregon, was in the city yesterday He says that great Round-Up crowds win attend the ex hibition this year from every section of the state. S j To Make Home Here, S Mr. and Mrs. V H. Dittemore and Z children arrived yesterday from St. Joe. Mo., to make their home in the city. They were accompanied by L. M. McQueen of St. Joe. who will make a visit here. The Dlttemores are former resident of Pendleton. They have taken op a residence on Bush street Sold to fie family tjade 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. s " City Brewery. 5 Wholesale sad Family Trade. Telephone U8 E gwniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiic Ruder Leading Iunie. Don Rader, former Pendleton boy, is leading the Western leiigue in bat ting honors, according to the last av erage published He has played in 36 games, been at bat 124 times, made 14 runs and 44 hits for an average of .35!!. MipnimNiiiiywi liiiwW.S(j families and several Can by and Ore gon city rest, louts will attend the 11S how, At Canby Miss Brownfisld vis ited Mrs. Walter Clark, her aunt. She also visited Portland and Salem and made a trip up the Columbia river highway. 1. 8. Sims of Albee. is In town. Jack Vincent Is down from Athena today Dr. E. O. Parker left today for Port, land with his daughter who will at tend school there. A. W. Nolte of San Francisco, su ptrvlslng agent of the Singer SewinC Machine Co., is In the rlty on bttSt-ness. im- Thomas C. Omart, local dentist has returned from Malheur county where he spent a month on his ranch. His family is still there. Stra.MNl to My Place. Three and one half miles south o! Ail. ins. one gelding, chestnut brown, about lOoo llw.. halfl face, left front leg white, about 5 years old. Owner j may have same by calling at my place land paving charges, n. H. Inman. I 1 Adams Oregon Adv. KARL GUIOTT I I Vt lll.lt OP Ml NIC AND GERMAN LANQCAOB. Music furnished for all occasions Xildrms 515 Madison. Phone 159-K. Attention Hedmen. All members and visiting members are requested to attend regular meet-j lug of Umaholls Tribe No. 18, Tues-i da)' evening September 5. at Eagle Woodman Hall at 8 p, m. Refresh-1 menu will be served. Committee. Adt- Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. Temporary officer- chosen. The following officers have been -hosen as temporary officials of the National Hughes Alliance here: Mari on Jack, chairman. W. E. Lowell, vice chairman: Hoy Alexander, secretary and Mrs. Julia I-a Dow. treasurer. A. A. Courtney who nas been here or SSnlllng the club w ill go to I.a Grande tonight. SD4ATO5 FRANCIS NEWI.ANDS. Ah chairman of the Interstate com merce committee Senator Francis Newlands, of Nevada, headed the movement in the senate toward put ting through the legislation. Happy Canyon Progressing. The beginning of construction WOTlt on the new Happy Canyon is pro gressing rapidly. The uprights for ,, ,. . , ' . ' , , , dav and at the same time work is tie- Cyrus C. Sturgis has arrnnged af- , ..... ,,. . fairs so that he will be able to reman ! " Htj'rted on, the pi" f ir Pendleton this year until the day! "Gambling palace The wall of the after the Round-Up September U. cnyon "" tne ea8t h;,K been Mr sturgis will finish his medical "tended out as far as the curb line course at Johns Hopkins University;"1" giving more room for the dance this year. He will be accompanied j hall.. east by Mrs. Sturgis and son Cyrus j r J n V FARM LOANS mtmmmmmmmmmm MMMgeMaaasMssMmssMmsM No Commission No Red Taps No Boons No Delay Low Interest Rates Misn Haiti Wyrick returned thi morning from a ihotl trip in Walla Walla, Mr and Mr. ; M Klce and Mrs. Lyman Kir came hnip Batnrdaj hiKht. Mr.. I., it. Hci haf btn vis it i ii u ;it the home of hr uurenta in Hood River and Mr. ;ind Mrs. O, If, Rkse made a h(rt trip ta fortland CreMFy. Jr. After your summer's job, bring your watch in to us and llflt w overhaul it for.you. Let u Veep your watch up to the standard, we guaran tee good gervice and expert workmanship. Two watchmakers always busy. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler Since '87 Pendleton. Oregon cIchratcM 02nd Itirthday. "Uncle tleorge" Webb. rsspsotad and honored pioneer of eastern Ore gon, is today celebrating QUtStlj his 92nd anniversary at the horns of his daiiKhter. Mrs. Frank Frazler. at HIHTHI'LACK Ol' 1JI.. Miss Gladys Brownfisld has return- QtTKM T BOVERJTMEH7 j eri from ;m extended vis t of the state for the past two months. She visited (Continued from Page 1.) j at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. C. E Wheeler at Cannon Iteach and later should produce such men with a su-jwalI tt hulii,p Km.M t Mrs u w. Utt preme indifference as to manner In at Seaside. Through her efforts to which it produced them." toost the Round-Up. seven Portland Liberal Repayment Privileges Hartman Abstract Co Corner Main and Court Sts. Pendleton, Ore. THE PRESIDENT AND PROGRESSIVES' ASSOCIATB CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Hv Hi7 wyp aV ;4 ai ' 4 -" ' i . i' "V I'TTiwBnfrii , fi r tCopyrlght r Harris Ewlng, Wsshlngton. President and Mrs. Wilson on Aug. 17 entertained at luncheon "at the Whit Hows Are of the ssren Progress Ire leaders who bars been named ss an associate campaign committee to set with the Democratic national campaign committee. From left to right: Judge Albert D. Norton). Missouri; J. A. H. Hopkins, New Jersey; Henry M. Wal lace, Michigan; Vance 0. McCormick, Democratic nstloi ' chairman; President Wilson; Bain bridge Colby, New tort; Matthew Hale. Massachusetts. Used exclusively by the Ford Motor Company, at its plant, branches and service stations, who state it is best for Ford cars. "Aak for Booklet' Sold by ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO, Inc. 812 Garden St. Telephone 651 J 11 t