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DAILY EAST OBEGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1916. EIGHT PAGES 1 ,r 5 t 1 5 The Carniing Season You want to tret your canning done before the Round-l'p. tad wo are going to help you all m t an, ,bv keeping the most complete stock of Fruits. Vegetables. Spices. Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses. EE SPECIAL Ripe Tomato, box 50 Canning Peaches, box 75c Italian Prune, box 75c Gravenstone Apples, box 75c, $2.00 Oregon Butter, pound 30 Gold Medal Catsup, bottle 15c Black Berries, crate $2.00 GRAY BROS. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28 823 Main St. hhhhhhhI nuoHn of wan and f (JKRMVN I.AXGVAGE. 4 9, a Music furnished for all occasion? A 4 ta I Address 515 Madison. S lMione 459-11. Phone 45S-B. !llllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll "THE. drink that put the " weat" in hot weather "BMW" SOME K Om Draught and In Bottles st Following Resorts: S Al Dunlap's Billy's Place B Coutts ft McDevitt The Crescent S Round-Up Pool Hall Button Cigar Store 5 W. W Hoch E Bungalow Pool Hall S The Charles Co. g Gritman's cigar Store. Served at the Following E Cafes. S St. George Grill - Quelle Cafe. Sold to the family trade In cases of one dozen bottles and up. quarts or pints. J We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, j E PORT-0 and PEND-O. j Brewed and bottled by I Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. j City Brewery. E Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 528 j EiiMimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiim To the man who knows good work and appreciates prompt delivery we offer an exceptional service in watch repairs. WF. MAKE A SPECIAITY OF FINIS KF.PUISINt. Conscientious care, mkilled workman ahlp. fair charges and broad ex perience have combined to build up for us a large and well pleased cll- entlle to whom we shall be glad to refer prospective customers. ! Jlve our work a trial. We guarantee satisfaction. Two watchmakers always busy. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler ft ff ft ft ft ft ft I ft ft ft V I i 22 GROCERY CO. ft ft ft 55 Boost the Round-Pp. Pendleton boosters who wish to let their friends and relatives kaow about the Round-Up, can do so by using Round-Up envelopes with type and Illustration printed In beautiful colors.- These envelopes may be se cured In any quantity at the East Oregonian office for one cent each. Adv. Autc Stage. For Adams, Athena and Weston leaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at 10 a. m. aud 3:30 P m. each day. Adv. "PEP" 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. 5 J M turtles of Kaiu. A i'ixl of M of an inch of rain fell last night during ihe shower. Warm to odlege. Folsom Tallman. a Junior at the Cniversitv of Oregon, returned to Eu gene Mat night. He will visit In I'nrtland a tew days. Ui'tlll 11 to Homo. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Finch aud faniilv of Dtvvton. Wash . returned to their home today after attending U funeral of Glen Finch. To (HX'ii Old Bowman. Alt Peters, well Known Pendleton ,,, . Brfti .eii a sort drink parlor Saturday in the place formerly occu pied 1 the Bowman oar next to tne Hotel Bowman. Aovpts l-XsWr Position. Miss Alice Forshaw has resigned her position with the Western L'nion and has accepted her former position with the Singer Sewing Machine company. To Return for Round-l'p. Frank Moore, who has Oeen work ing at the Henry Bain place during harvest left yesterday for a visit with friends in Independence. He will re turn home in time, for the Round-Up. O.-W. lHH-s Advertising. The O.-W. R. & N. Company is us ing a very attractive advertising dis play In a number or papers through out the states of Oregon and Wash ington. Wild west cuts are used anil the wording is catchy George Cochran Here. George T. Cochran of La Grande, state water commissioner, arrived this morning to confer with Circuit Judge G W. Phelps on the decree in the adjudication of water rights alonjs the Umatilla river which is to be sign ed within the next few days, it is un derstood. I Brother of I.ocal Woman. Herbert Heyes, wno Is taking tne lead nart In the photo drama, "Un der Two Flags," which is now being shown at the Pastime theater, is a brother of Mrs. H. N. Graham of this city. Mr. Heyes has been on the stage for a number of years. Mr. Heyes is a Portland boy and attenaea Hills Military Academy there. Visits Brother Here. Miss Josephine McCarty of Port land, arrived yesterday to visit her brother, William McCarty, who was injured in the auto accident of laat Monday. McCarty, who was released fiom St. Anthony's hospital yester day, suffered many painful 'bruises about the face and arms Miss Mc Carty is a nurse at St Vincent's hos pital in Portland. Saddles to Portland. The championship saddles in the ladies' bucking and ladles' relay con tests at the Round-Up have been fin ished by Hamley and Company and left today on train No. 17. They will Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. of glasses see dis tant objects) YOU CAN IF YOO WEAR vpYPTOK iV GLASSES II THE OJUI INVISIBLE BIFOCAL The lower part gives the nec essary correction for near vis Ion while the upper part is ad apted for far vision. KRTPIOK ( Pronounced Crip-tock) Glasses cannot be distinguished from single vision glasses because their smooth, clear surfaces are absolutely free from the disfiguring lines, seams or shoulders of old-fssh-ioned bifocals. JEYfSTtUfD SlttSlS Wm aNDFITUD- UN5 duplicated. aMt.-if AN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.' PENDtOON.ORf Phone 60 D A Can you read this type Ck ft? clearly and W 7 wiui die same pair ff of glasses see dis- I be displayed in Portland by the O.-W. company and in the windows of the Meter A Frank deportment store. The workmanship on the saddles Is of the very fine. The ladles' bucking sad dle, valued at 1225, has sterling sil ver ornaments on the skins and Jockeys and on the tips of top. It has silver tie ornaments, a rope roll and a white metal horn. The work was done by Louis Campbell. The ladles' relay saddle valued at (ISO, is the work Of Fred J McMonies. It has silver tie ornament and a white met al horn. The championship saddles in the cowboys' bucxlng will not be finished in time for Portland display. (;la.N at t ony. A new glass ticket installed at the Posy window is being theater today. W heat at $1. 20. Wheat is being quoted at 11.10 to da) by local grain dealers although no grain is changing hands. Baby Is Horn. a baby was bom to Mr. and Mrs, George C, Patterson of Irrigon at St Anthony's hospital yesterday. Train Is litc. Train No. 6 of the O.-W. U. A N. company was almost two hours late into Pendleton this morning. Com mon delays along the line was the nu. , ,h n-nln nnt ru.-hln here on time I ' intti- i., i. i A class of 23 candidates was initl- nted into the Pendleton lodge of Moose last Wednesday night large feed and entertainment followed the initiatory ceremonies. A dance in honor of the newly elected Moose will be given at Moose hall next Wednes day night. Today is Blue Priduy. Todav is divorce day In the circuit court. A lame number of divorce cases are being tried by Circuit Judge Qilberi W Phelps. A decree in favor of the plaintiff was granted in the case I' Berths M. Martin against Eu- did Martin. Scut Sail- Greut. The Round-l'p seat sale continues to be heavy. Heretofore some Thurs days of previous shows the crowd has been rather light but indications point that if goo.l weather prevails stand ing room will be at a premium for even the first day. Tomorrow Is ex pected to be a heavy local day. Out of town orders continue to be heavy. Want- to Hear From Son. I The Commercial association has re- ceived a letter from Mrs. William H Conlbear of Mill City. Oregon, asking I for information regarding i Russell Hutch, her 19 year Alfred Id neph - ew. The boy left Mill City April 17 and has not been heard from since but ls said to have intended to come to Pendleton. It Is thought he may have l joined the navy. " I'urnlture Is Delayed. i The new furniture for the library , building is arriving in small ship- ments but It will pronaDiv De na little time yet before the steel furni- i tutre arrives Some of the rurniture I has not been in conformance with i specifications and the company has l.been called upon to correct tne mis- , takes. Mrs 0. M. Rice has been ap- pointed to secure the window shades. , No Trace r iionin-rs. Sheriff T. I). Taylor and deputy ! James Kstes returned this morning I from Athena when- they have been 'at work on the port offiCS robbery case Yesterday afternoon they found tne speeder on which the men escaped. Thev had stolen th speeder from sec Hon foreman Nelson on September SI and driven to Athena. After the safe was blow n the men escaped toward j Walla Walla Thev left the machine; about a mile and a half the other side of Tiarrett station between there and Preewater. The men had been clever enough to almost conceal the car com- 1 pletely. No ire of the robbers from her.- was obtained IJBIIAKY BOAUD. (Continued from Page 1.) the library was between Umatilla county and the Pendleton library b.ard. The law under which th- contract was made specifies that the county may contract with any cor poration controlling a library i"" Pendleton library board Is not a cor poration and several attorneys con tend that the contract should have been between the city and the city ,.t Pendleton to make It binding. If the contract never has been le- gal It appears that ihe board known as the t'matllla county library board has had no legal status. It would seem to follow, then, that the city and county libraries nave never been lawfully merged In this event the point as to whether or not the dlsso- lutlon of the contract will hold sinks into insignificance. According to J. It. Raley, whose le- gal opinion has been asked, the sit - uatlon now is that of a dissolved patrtnership whose murines has not ' been setiieu auu 11 e wmno - 'county and city will have to reach I some immediate agreement as to the been settled and he tmnKs tnai uij management of the joint library un til the dispute is settled finally. Who Is ijlhrartan? As matters now stand, Miss Nason is not recognized by the board as li brarian. Miss Delano, one of the two assistants, resigned recently to go to Portland. Mra Hturgls had nygotla ted with Miss Gladys Smith of Wal lace, Idaho to succeed Miss Delano and Miss .Smith Is nare. However, the board last evening refused to cm ploy her without further considera tion, denying Mrs. Hturgls' right to act without authority from the board. School Days Are here. Is that boy and girl ready? We are well supplied with all the wearing apparel they might need. All bought direct from the manufacturers and sold with a small margin of profit added. This is the one store where you can buy the right kind of merchandise at the price that you wish to pay. Boys' School Shoes Sl.:!. $1.19. $1.U, $I.UN. S'i.lt ItoW suits $2.98. $8.9S, $4.98 toys' Xid Pants i9c. Jo, 98c, I.M Boys' Blouses -19c Boys' Shirts 49c, 98c Boys' Overall Ic. c Boys' Silk Ties S.V, 45c Boys' Hose IS I'lo, I' Boston Garters I So Roys' Suspenders . 15c, No Vol CAN BO nKTTUR AT Mrs. sturgis stated that her action did not in any way bind the board. This leaves Miss Lois Crlsswell as the only librarian recognised by both fac tions. Mayor Best intimated this morning that If the contract Is declared void that the city is not bound to keep any agreement it has with the county rel Sttvs to providing funds for assisting In maintaining the library There is considerable speculation as to wheth er the fight will Jeopardize the Stui- gls library endowment was left for the library rund which of the Com mercial association. New developments are expected at almost any time. An adjourned meeting of the library board will be almost anv time. An auiourneu meeting of the library boaru will ue; held next Thursday evening and In I the meantime the matter will prob- j ably be brought to the attention ot I the council. The county court Intt-: mates that H is prepared to fight to 1 the finish to take the county system! from under the control of the city. Mist. Xason On Job. Meantime Miss Nason is still on the jorj at the library She takes the po- sitlon that she is still in the employ ,,f the county and will remain at her pu8l until removed by the county COurt. Many expect the court to take .some action confirming her position before the present session closes. MIsh Nason Reports. Prior to her "dlsttUBMU" last even ing, Miss Nason submitted her month-' lv report. She called attenUou to the fact that during the month the library had been moved into the new building, stating that It completed the second step of the program she had mapped out when assuming her posi tion two and a half yeurs ago, the first having been the establishment of the county system. The third step, already accomplished, she stated, is the building of the new branch build ings at Milton and Hemilston and the securing for other towns of the coun- ty similar buildings. . in conclusion she stated that he- caU8e 0r present conditions in the II- brary board and because of her un- (,ertaln tenure of office, the affairs of the library were being handicapped, , anu sne urged that the board enter into a contract with a librarian for ttt least a year in order that a defl- no(( ,,rotfram coud be undertaken. jfrg gu,, Re-elected. lllgnts meetmg was the an- nuaJ one and offCers were elected. Mrs. Sturgls was re-elected president being nominated for that position by Mrs, Fee. who was seconded by Mr. pnelps Mrs. c. F. Colesworthy was pleou,d vlce president. Mrs. G. M Rce aecretary, and C. P. Strain, treas. I urer. All of the selections were 1 unanimous, LOCALS (Paid Advertisement-) Fresh crawfish and Olympla oysters at the Quelle. For sale Ford roadster, good new lltO cash. Phone 421 Bj B K W R M d 4 j rA ; B ,B I ,vrKiN-ixxiK oixvnrEH The reason is, that for sixty HTKIN-nUMJH" 9 w. j . 1 4 . have studied the wants of K 1 '4 the careful dresser and have ca. K two years tered to his wants. We are now showing an un limited assortment of patterns In "HTF.IN-niOCH" OMJTM1ICG for Fall and Winter and sincere ly Invite your Inspection. We carry the largest assort ment of Boys' Clothing In the county. i Alexander s 4 Where Values Reign m ry-a moiii! r. i ami nam is 1 (.iris- Glaghasn Dusts . 91M, $i.l tiirls' Princess slips 7o t.lrls' Muslin l'snts 15c. S8o tilrls' Muslin GOWSS Oo (ilrls' Coverall irons 49c tilrls' Hose 12 l-2c. KC Girls' sw.-al. r-. $1.49, $1.98 Girls school HSWSS $1.25. $1.48. $1.69, $1.98 Girls' I'nlon Suits 25c. 49-. tan Girls' Hats . $1.19, !. Fresh olympla oysters for sale at Otto Holsbaoha t'none 80. Miss Muir. dressmaking. Rooms 14 and 15, Association Building. Wanted -Competent girl for gener al housework. Inquire Mrs. II. K. Itingo. For sale Few good, heavy young work horses. Phone 418 or 14t. H. P Whitman. Wanted Competent girl or woman for general housework. Phone 76 or inquire 111 Jackson. For rent Furnished room suitable for light housekeeping. gentlemen preferred. sua East Court. Phone 1 1 -u. una woe i.o u..ue.uu o kinds of farm work wish work In country, tapahle of taking full charge. T. Moon, French Restaurant. For sale $65 violin and leather case, plush lined, only used 3 months, for $20; also J3U0 worth of new oak furniture for 1100. Inquire this offlte. Experienced gas engineer and blacksmith wants permanent position on ranch operating tractor. Can nan- woman has deceived him his vanity die horses, cattle, milk and all ma- gets the worst JoR. chlnerv repairing. Address "C. L." this office. ! f Nhc.'ler studio Opens. GAYNELL BALDWIN The Wheeler studio Is again open Violin Instructor for business after being closed for the fw,o i..,.-,,,. summer during the absence of Mr. European Instruction and Mrs. Wheeler. Particular photog- 709 TliomNon St. Phone alt-W raphy our specialty. Adv. L j F No Commission No Red Tape ARM Liberal Repayment Privileges nil :: 1 ' 1 nt Comer Main and Court IT V BUICK CRACEFUIe A WOMAN'S ( All STURDY A MAN'S CAR To the woman who drives, the BUICK makes a special ap peal. In beauty and (trace of line it Is unsurpassed, and with perfect gear shift, efficient brakes and convenient arrange ment of all controls Is easily and safely handled. To the man who appreciates mechanical excellence, tho cleancut design of every unit, the extra sturdlness of chasls construction and the efficiency and power of the valve-in-head motor Is even raor' convincing evidence of BPICK excellence. Appearance, size, quality, finish and equipment considered, the BUICK offers the greatest car value of the season, six OTLnrOBR TOORING car sms. OREGON MOTOR GARAGE 1 Incorporated. 117. ll. 121. 123 Weit Court St. - tfa, MM mnKHHiw A in 11 w Mlip iiwg jj sr- BBsssafc s j WE lf.ad. OTHERS FOLLOW Asia lor Hire. CHy or country trips. Phone D. B. Waffle. Residence 1I4M; office lit School Chiktrfn, Notice. All pupils holding promotion cards from the Pendleton .schools or any other schools may call at the Frasier Hook Store and secure printed lists of the books required for them. All pupils should secure their books and supplies before Monday morning. A. T. PARK. (Adv. City Superintendent (Mrtl ot Thanks. We wish to thank the many friends who so kindly assisted, and to an nounce our heartfelt appreciation for the many beautiful floral offerings given us In the recent bereavement of our husband and son, Glen Finch MRS MAUI .1, FINCH. MR. AND MRS. CHAS. FINCH (Adv.) AND FAMILT. it's easy to talk philosophically If you aren't personally Interemed. When a man dUeovers that some L No Bonus No Delay Low Interest Rates t Co. Sts. Pendleton. Ore. m Telephone 468 OANS Mac
