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PAOB BOHT
DAILY BAST OREGQNIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1916.
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Has that boy or girl been supplied with the thing that he or the needs for 9chool ?
or do they need Shoes, Hosiery, Underwear, Dresses or Suits, Hats, Caps, etc.? We
are well supplied with any thing for them that you may have forgotten.
I Macaroni In Bui 1 pMSm&
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Curve Cut
Special
3 lbs. for 25c
Itu lUu Ginger snaps, lb. 15c
rjrogoa Batter, full weight, lb.... SOc
Pure, sweet, clean.
totuniNa River Salmon. .1 cans. . 35c
Gold Medal Cat.-up, 16-01. bottle 15c
( Hveim Swiss Cheese, lb. S5c
Crab Apples, box $1.50
riainHim Mwtai lKx 91-75, $2.00
KlUfta IVaehes, box 75c
Italian ITune-i. hoi 75c
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phone, 28
823 Main St
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lliuu OB McKay Creek.
F.uireiie Molitor. Guy CMelveny
S. Young", and Alfred Pin Gerald
went grouse hunting on McKay
i reek esterday.
- - from ooeraUon.
D. IV Bailey, well known Pendle
ton man. ia on the streets again. Mr.
Hailey underwent a serious operation
:n lvrtland some time ago.
ton. Freewater, Dr. C (X Wainscott,
Hcrmitn. 9 Bi Wilcox. Milton, L
C, Scharni. I'ilot Ruck. W. K. Smith,
Stanfield. and i: M. Smith
WeMoII.
tipu.ian lAHting Hon-.
U. W. WUten. an optician, is mov
ing to Pendleton from North Yakima
and is seeking a location for an office
and also a residence for his family.
Kc-Mirfaee Road.
A force of men are engaged in re
BUrfacUul the driveway on the north
side of the 0-W. station.
Paint store IVoot.
A force of men are repainting the
Grant of the Hamley and Company
larness shop.
Relay Rider Arrives.
Mabel De Long, popular relay rid
er, arrived from Wallula yeweruay
I and will practice dally at ItoXind-l'P
Cleaver Park,
Return. from Trip.
Van Simmons and K. B.
liave returned from a business trip
to the John Dn country They re- Returns to Dayton.
n.r. o.i nrona in that section .aid I Mrs. J. W. Sayres of Dayton. Wash
slock conamons turn.
Enjoy Hunting Trip.
Robert Ilarney, CUve Cheshire and
Robin W. Fletcher composed an au
tomobile party which spent yester
day hunting in the Red Springs country
Spokane la Good.
R. N. Crommelin. manager of the
Pendleton Roller Mills, returned this
n.orninir from a short business trip to
Spokane. He reports Spokane
busy and prosperous.
to be
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Music furnished for all occasions 8
Address 515 Madison.
A Phone 459-R.
Boost the Round-Up,
Pendleton boosters who wish to let
who has been visiting at the home of
her son, R D. Sayres, here for some
time, returned to her home yesterday.
in! int Ruby Dies.
The three days old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Sparks died at St An
ihony's hospital .Saturday afternoon.
Tne chili was buried Saturday.
Hois' School Suits $8.H, 9S.9H. S1.9H
Boys' long' Pants Suits $5.00, 16.90. 990, 113.50
How Caps 2 So, 19c, B8e
Hoys' Hats 49c 98c, 11.49. 91.98
Boys' Hosiery I ,9"
Hoys' Socks 5c, 10c, II! l-2c, S5c
lioys' Knickerbocker Pants 49c 89c, Mr
Hoys' Mouses 5c 49c
HOfaf Shirt 9Sc, 49c, OMc
Boys' SiiHjieiiders 15c, 19c, 35c
YOU CAN
DO BETTER AT
Girls' DtcatM 9Bc. 91.33. 91.49
Girls' White or Black Uonnicn 35c, 49a
t.lrls' Fall Union Suits) 49c, 69c, 9Bc
;irls' Summer Villous 35c, 49o
Girls' Sweeten
Girls' School Shoes $1.49, 91.09, 91. OH. 93.4
Girls' Handkerchiefs Ic, 2 l-2c, to, 8 I -Sc. lOo
Girls' line Ribbed Hose 13 I -9c, 85o
Girls' Cloaks 94.98. 95.90, 99.90
Girls' Hair Bow Ribbons 10c. 15c, 1 9c, 39c
WE LKAD,
OTHERS FOLLOW
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Mr Ellison will give seven or eight .Curtis ridge Friday, hobbling down
i umbers and his reputation as a head-: the mountain, and took them to Ola
liner with the Orpheum circuit is such , cier Haaln. He started out with them
will be interested in Hear-, ssituruay morning iuiu wu. tun j
from the interest in two uuumiooiies irom nemon
tluit many
Ing him apart
the scientific feature of the entertain
ment Mr. Willis J. Storms, repre
sentative of tht F.dlson laboratory of
New York, was here Saturday In con
nection with this matter.
Nye Position Vacant
A civil service examination I? short
ly to be held for the purpose of fill
ing the vacancy of postmaster a.
N'ye. the vacancy having been caused
b) resignation.
lit unks Forfeit Ball.
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t ii- r.,.fi,'ort .1 hi.il each to ku Hodgens, well known Hudson
and Two Weeks Harvest Vet.
TKXCHER OF MVS1C
(.F.RM LANGUAGE.
their friends and relatives kaow I CIty Recorder Fltx Gerald when they , " was in the city Saturday,
about ths Round-TJn. can do so byl,' , nranc at court He states that harvesting In that sec-
using Round-Up envelope with type fhl, morninlf to answer charges ot lion will not be completed before two
drunkenness. The men
Saturday night.
afternoon. The men were taken at
once to the Renton Hospital. The
other members of the party of 15,
Which left Renton Monday morning
to stage the illumination, returned
Thursday under the Impression that
,1... Ann urk.-. i,,i,i..l lh Mlimmit were
i in Is Horn I i"
. ,.,... k... ... vir mid Mrs. safely off the mountain.
Shirlev Page at their home on River-1 Great anxiety was felt Friday and
sid addition this morning. Saturday over their failure to return.
sine aatuunn A long-distunce telephone message
Drive from UmBtMla. from SUtbo mines, however. an-
Mr and Mrs Arthur (!. Means, son, nounced that they had reached that
and Mrs M O Means motored to point on their downward trip. The
Pendleton this morning from Umatil- exact location Is unknown.
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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.
were arrested weekj et- Tne fourth crop of alfal-
j fa Is almost ready to cut.
Auto, stage.
For Adam Athena and Weston
leaves Henning's Cigar Store at 10 a
m. and 3:30 p m. each day Adv.
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Nearly as famous as The Round-Up and
still growing in favor S
Semaphore Boosts Round-VP.
The cover design of the Pacific
Semaphore, published by the O -W. R.
& N. Employes' Club, this month is
made up from Round-Up pictures and
under the heading. "The Chautauqua
of the Cowboy," several stories boost
ing the Round-Up of 1916 are run.
There is also a Round-Up poem writ
ten by John Scott Mills.
Son Back Prom Mexico,
Mrs. C. S. Cole this morning receiv
ed a card from her son who Is a ma
chinist on the U. S. battleship "Colo-
rado." That ship has recently been
j in Mexican waters but is now at San
I Diego.
Apartment House progresses.
P. D. Tull who Is putting up an
apartment house at the corner of Wa
ter and College streets Is In the city
today. He reports work Is progress
ing nicelv on his new structoure.
WAREHOUSES AT ADAMS BVILV
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vent the destruction of the two ware-
Mr. Collins states that his losa Is
fully covered However, Mr. Wood
ward had no Insurance on his ware
house or upon his wheat. The wheat
had been sold, however, but the re
ceipts had not been delivered. There
fore there Is some question as to
whether the sale will hold. His
brother, George Woodward, had In
surance on his wheat There prob
ably was not more than 8000 or 10,
000 bushols in the Woodward ware
house at the time of the fire.
Frank Curl probably had the larg
est crop in the Collins warehouse and
onl ya few days before had taken out
Insurance for $125 a bushel. He can
thus collect trie market price which
Saturday was II. It, J. T. IJeuallen
had parts of three crops In the ware
house and was partially Insured. John
Adams' 1916 crop was stored there
and It is reported he carried Insur
ance of only 90 cents a bushel. Frank
Martin's crop, which was in the ware
house had been sold. Lawrence Lieu-
SOME "PEP"
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at Following Resorts:
Al Dun lap s
Billy's Place
Courts ft McDevItt
The Crescent
Round-Up Pool Hall
Sutton Cigar Store
W. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hall
The Charles Co.
Grttman'i Cigar Store.
Served at the Following
Cafes.
St George Grill
Queue 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.
Dayton Will Largely Attend.
R. D. Sayres, Stanley S. Sayres aad
Bertrand Jerard motored to Dayton,
Wash., yesterday in the Sayres au
tomobile for a day's visit with friends.
The Dayton people are much interest
ed in the Round-Up this year and the
largest delegation ever from the Tou
chet valley will be sent here for the
exhibition. September 21, 22 and 23.
Columbia county has experienced n
very prosperous year.
(in .lob Again.
il us Bartholet, conductor on the N.
P. branch line between Pendleton and
Pasco is on the job again after a va
cation of two weeks. Mr. Bartholet
has completely recovered from a re.
cent illness.
Hygne Society Elects.
Officers and directors of the Ore-
Mnrriaire Uccnsc Issued.
A marriage license was Issued Sat
urday bv the county clerk to John A.
Bunch and Ada Winder. Today Dep
uty County Clerk Muriel Baling grant
ed a license to John Snyder and Miss
Marie M. Hunot.
houses. Another warehouse nearby alien had sold his crop also. John
was saved by the volunteer firemen I Banister had 875 sacks there but
who played a hose on It constantly. I thinks none of his was damaged. O.
' The fire was discernible from a great, M. Morrison Id reported to have had
distance and many automobiles from I two crops in the warehouse and to
Witnesses Being Subpoenaed.
Witnesses are being subpoenaed for
the Investigation of the grand Jury ( gmythe.
which convenes September 18. There i
are very few cases to be brought up
for Investigation at this session of the
Jury.
Decree for Plalnttff.
A divorce decree lri favor
plaintiff was handed down this morn
ing in the case of Etnel M. Livermore
against L B. Livermore. The plain
tiff was represented by Carter &
Pendleton, Athena. Weston and He
lix hurried to the scene.
Protected By Insurance.
Most of the loss Is covered by In
surance though a number of farmers;
having grain in the house were not
' insured up to the market price. Some
of the ; of the wheat was already sold and
the grain companies were protected
by blanket Insurance.
have been only partially protected
To Luttr U. of Idaho.
Miss Edna Coutts has resigned her
position as bookkeeper at the Pen-
Bold to the family trade In case of one dosen bottles and up,
quarts or pints. E
We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks,
PORT-0 and PEND-O.
Brewed and bottled by
I Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. I
City Brewery.
5 TThnli sail and Family Trade. Telephone 699
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To the man who knows good work
and appreciates prompt delivery
we offer an exceptional service in
watch repairs.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FINE
REPAIRING.
Conscientious care, skilled workman
ship, fair charges and broad ex
perience have combined to build up
for us a large and well pleased cll
entile to whom we Bhall be glad to
ffer prospective customers.
illve our work a trial.
We euar&ntee satisfaction.
Two watchmakers always busy.
Royal M.Sawtelle
Jeweler
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elected Friday and Judge G. w. jeave (or MogcoWt Idaho, where
Phelps of this city, was re-elected one nc wlll enter maeic department
of the vice-presidents. He was also of the University of Idaho.
re-elected to the executive committee.
Among the directors elected were the HoU.s Are FllJ
following from this county: w.
Thompson. Pendleton, L L. Lieuallen.
Adams, J. W. Welsh. Athena. R. B.
Stanfield Echo, Rev. E. W. Warring-
Wheat Sells at 91.22.
Approximately 60.000 bushels of
wheat are reported to have been pur
chased here Saturday by local grain
dealers at $1.22. Very little wheat is
being offered today on the local mar
ket. Grain dealers are quoting i
price of I1.1L
GAYNELL BALDWIN
Violin Instructor
European Instruction
T09 Thompson St. Phone MS-W
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
ft Can you read a
this type Ak
clearly and
with the same pair J
I oi giasaci see U1S- I
I tan!
objects?
YOU CAN IF YOC WEAR
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THE 2MX INVISIBLE BIFOCAL
TOW
GLASSES lib
The lower part gives the nec
essary correction for near vis
Ion while the upper part is ad
apted for far vision.
KRTI'TDK (Pronounced
Crlp-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-fashioned
bifocals.
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ANUFKIED-IEHSES DUPLICATED
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING - I'LNUL'.ION ORE
Pi-ONt. 609
The various hotels of Pendleton
have had all of their rooms rented
during Round-l'p week for some time.
The Hotel Pendleton has already re
fused 200 additional reservations and
other hotels have likewise been forc
ed to refuse wouldbe patrons. The
big bulk of the people coming will
have to rely upon rooms in private
houses.
To Show Here Round-Up.
C. J. Riley, advance manager of
the itoslonians, Is In the city today
making arrangements for the open
ing of his company here at the Alta
theater. September 21, 22 and 24. The
company will put on four musical
co'iiedles and is said to be a strong
organization. The troupe has ap
peared here several times before.
TryoutH Are Underway.
Saturday afternoon saw the begin
ning of the trying out of the Round-'
l.'p buckers at Round-Up Park and
they will continue every afternoon.
Among the bucking stars of other
days tried out Saturday were Runyan,
Hotfoot. Buggs and Dempsey. Hotfoot
and Bugs each piled their man. Run
yan made a fine buck but was mount
ed by a good rider. All of the animals
are In fine shape for the coming contests.
To Attend Round-Up.
Manager Guy Matlock of the Pas
time has received word that Manager
Reed of the Mutual Film Exchange
of Portland and three other men con.
nected with the exenange wlll be in
Pendleton to witness the Round-l'p
for the first time
Adjustment In Few Days.
Henry W. Collins and two fire in
surance adjustore went to Adams this
morning to adjust the loss caused by
the warehouse fire of last Saturday
night. It will be several day before
an estimate of the loss can be made.
Home of the wheat which was not
damaged by the fire and water was
considerably damaged by smake.
Decree Is Signed.
The decree In the case of the adju
dication of water rights along the
Umatilla river was signed Saturday
afternoon by Circuit Judge G, W.
Phelps. The decree, and findings in
the case follow closely the decision of
Judge Phelps which was filed with
County Clerk Sallng some time ago.
W.it.-r Superintendent George T, Co
chran of I-a Grande who had been In
conference with Judge Phelps for sev
eral days in regard to the case, re
turned to a Grande Saturday.
Army IJeutcnant Here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. I Grow of Athe
na are In the city today and they are
accompanied by First Lieutenant Rob
ert Walsh, U. S. A., who is a nephew
of Mr. I Grow and a cousin of James
H. and Cyrus C. Sturgls. He was
graduated from West Point last
spring. Because of the Increase in
the army he was given the rank of
first lieutenant Instead of second lieu
tenant at his graduation. He is a son
of Col. R. I). Walsh who was with
General Leonard Wood at the capture
of the Apache chief. Oeronlmo, and
who many years ago was stationed at
old Fort Walla Walla. Lieutenant
Walsh will leave this evening for Tex
as to join his company. He Is a guest
of Mrs. Una H. Sturgls while here.
F
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No Commission
No Red Tape
No Bonus No Delay
Low Interest Rates
Liberal Repayment Privileges
Hartman Attract Co.
Corner Main and Court Sts. Pendleton, Ore.
REV. GORNWALL TO
BE M. E. PASTOR
Rev. R. ('.. Cornwall, late of Indl
oni wh has heen supplying a
church at Orangeville, Idaho, for two
venrs in to be the new pastor of the
Pendleton Methodist church, accord
ing to a wire received today by Ro
innH Oliver Rev. Cornwall Is highly
.May KHtablWi Navy Station. ! lrfVn of a splendid citizen and
Secretary Charles K. Cranston has rnurcnman, Tne conference Is on at
received a letter from J. H. Black- LewBton and there is no announce-
burn, lieutenant commander of the mpnt yJ tQ wnpre uev. Hodshlro
U. 8. navy asking for a vacant space )h tQ
ror use this montn. iswwpw'
Btackbarn says that he has been or
dered here during to Round-Up to
- .,,,.,, in nn-
uLr .11 uetlons regarding the navy. 569W or call at 201 Water street be
lt is said that many young men tween
around here have shown a desire to
b-arn more of the navy and a num
ber of navy men will be In Pendleton
during the show.
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Ten Women Wanted Quick.
who can do plain sewing I'hom
10 a. in. and 12 M.
MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS
CAUGHT IN BLIZZARD
Kdlwm Star Coming.
Through an arrangement made by
ii,., Wiirren Music House Olenn Kill-
si n. famous Knglish Music Hall artist them on
and Scotch comedian. Is to appear at
the Alta theater during the latter
lart of November, the purpose of the
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pr": "T . nn than his compan ona (MI I.eh-
son inamoiiii inw: niui n. t
SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 11.
Four men, their fingers and toes
frozen in a blizzard which caught
Mount Rainier after they
had touched off the illumination Wed
nesday night, are undergoing treat
ment In the hospital at Renton. John
Jehman Is In a more sorlous condl-
perfected It Is Impossible to tell the
difference between the human voice
and the phonographic reproduction.
man.
lngs.
Ralph Bl'as and Allen Hitch'
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Major E. 8 ingraham met them at
Used
(exclusively byi
the Ford Motor
COMPANY!
at its plant,
branches
and service
stations, who
state it is best
for Ford cars.
'k for BookUt?
Sold by
MM CITY AUTO CO, Inc.
812 Garden St
Telephone 651
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