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DAILY EAST OSEGOAN. FENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1916.
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JUST IN BY EXPRESS. FINE FCR QUICK
LUNCH. POUND 25c
Country Eggs, dozen 40
Candled Eggs, dozen 35
Oregon Butter, pound 30
Country Butter, pound 35f
Jeffrey Apples, box $1.75
Boiled Ham, pound 45
Chipped Beef, pound 45
Sliced Bacon, pound 45f
Summer Sausage, pound 50
Store Closed Each Afternoon of Round-Up.
Open in Evening.
CRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28
823 Main St
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An operation for appendicitis was
performed upon the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Haskell of Pilot Rock at
St. Anthony's hospital this afternoon.
Guardians Are Appointed.
County Judge C. H. Marsh has ap
pointed Jeanette I. Caldwell the guar
dian of the estates of her children.
Haiel U Caldwell and Eldon T. Caldwell.
Kound-l'p and had to get here the
best way I could. Three of my part
ners were kicked off in the mountains
hut will probably drift on in tonight."
To Report Tills Afternoon.
The grand Jury finished taking
evidence this morning and will make
a report this afternoon. Pour or five
indictments are expected to be returned.
Tullwh Many Dim.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Tultoch died at the St. Anthony's
hospital at 10 o'clock this morning,
aged but one day. The child will be
burled at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
Injured In Accident.
A slight auto accident occurred this
afternoon at the corner of West Court
I and Cosble streets when a Parker taxi-
cat) counted with the tr. Hill anto
driven by Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Hill was
Injured on the face but not seriously.
Pliilsh Harvost Today.
Edgar W. Smith came in from the
Strand-Smith Vansycle ranch today,
the crew having finished harvesting
this morning. Mr. Smith reports a
very good yield. He will remain here
until after the Round-Up.
0 PK.R CPNT OF
MOOSK VOTE POM WHITMAN
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You Can Do Better
At this store because there is an unvarying element of economy attached to the pur
chase of any article at a low price or at a high price or at a price anywhere between.
It is the element of real worth at each price the fullest measure of value in fabric
and workmanship and service.
Harney OMfirld to Como,
Among the prominent
national reputation who
today to attend the Round-l'p Is
l'arney Oldfield, the International
famed auto speed demon. He is mak
ing the trip by automobile.
tion. A majority of the progressive
leaders of the state supported Mr.
Whitman's candidacy. The leaders of
the so-called Insurgent wing who gave
their aid to Judge Seaburv professed
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visitors bf . to be more than satisfied with the
will arrive suit.
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Ladies' Sulfa S.VO, $13.50, $14.75, $18.50, $19.50
I -adieu1 Silk or Serjro Drews $5.00, $T.M, $.M
I-adies' Klmonaa... 8 $1.49. $1.69, $1.98, $1.98
ladies' Voile Waists .-. . 980, I1.9R, $2.98
ladles' Silk W'aista $2.98, $3.98
Ladles' Silk Petti eoatu $2.49, $2.98, $3.49
IjuIIc' Satwn Petticoats. . , . 49c, 690, 98c, $1.49
ladies' Coats $5.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50
Room Size Rugs ...$5.90, $8.90, $14.75, $21.50
"lcndlcton Made" ltlankets $4.50, $8.50
YOU CAN
IK) BETTKK AT
Men's Knits. . $9.90, $12.50, $14.75. $16.50, $.$
Men's MookliuMut $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $T.4
Young Men's Macklpaws, sties 36 and 88. S4-5S
Itoys' Mackinaw $2.98, $$.M
Boys' Suits $2.98, 13.98, $4.98
Men's Dross Hats $1.49, $1.98, $2.49
Men's Pall I nlon Suits. .. Ho, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98
Men's Dress Pants $1.98, $2.98, $$.$
Men s Dress Shoes $2.98, $3.60, $3.98, $4.50, $4.9
ladles' Dress Shoes $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $1.98, $5.99
VI E LEAD,
OTI1F.KS POLLOW
Must Miss First Iound-l"p.
For the first time since the Round
l started. E. C. Quirk, popular
traveling man, nous inmcii uuaui.
2. .u. .vi,io attend this year. However, he has
l lie mutes ui me jiihiiuuw, wi.i w-. .
nlans as the best substitute for see
ing the show.
will serve meals in the basement of
the church Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. The church will be open to
visitors during the day. Adv.
EYFSTESeD. atfSKHWJND
ANDFIinO-UHSES DUPLICATED
AMEmCAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.- PENDUTON.ORE.
Phone 609.
I For Sale at a Bargain.
Corner lot and two houses. Fine
! shade trees, cement walks, including
igas range and coke burner. Alex
i Manning. 800 W. Alta. Aa.
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E Nearly as famous as The Round-Up and 5
still growing in favor
In 61 up state districts heard from
at midnight Seabury led Whitman but
by less than 100 votes.
ARNOLD RKNVETT DKKENDS
SCANT ATTIRE OF CHORUS
lHx-lares Mule Hall Girls nre Cloth
ed In Same Fashion Queen Victoria
Demanded at Dinner.
IONDON, Sept. 20. General Smith.
uorrien complained that scantly
dressed music hall girls evilly affect
Decree for Plaintiff. IF'' British soldiers on furlough. Ar-
A decree In favor of the plaintiff r.old Bennett, the novelist. replied
has been handed down by Circuit through the Westminster Gazette:
Judge G. W. Phelps in the case of ! "I have not observed In any stage
Jessye J. Merrifleld against Harley r review any woman whose nudity
Maurice Merrifield. The maiden name exceeded that which Queen Victoria
of Jessye Morine Jackson was
stored to the plaintiff.
uemnnaeu at dinner. The same
nudity Is visible nightly in many Lon
don drawing rooms.
Schools to close.
All city schools will close this aft
ernoon for the remainder of the week
in order that all may attend the!
Round-tTp. The basements of the,
grade schools will be open to all auto
S : tourists and there will be a man ana
5 ! woman assistant in each of the bulld
E ! Ings.
3 Orders 250 Seats for Heppner.
FOl'lt All P. KFIT.KD WIIKX
TRAIN STRIKES AITO
Mrs. Ierey Sieger, Wife of Wealthy
ltttfiburc Merchant, Daughter,
Grunddaiighu-r and Chauffeur
Dead.
Pendleton's Popular Drink
It surely
has got
the
S Oa Draught and In Bottles
3 a4 Following Resorts:
3 Ai Dun Lap's
3 BUiys Place
E Pat McDevitts
Tbs Crescent
3 Garrison & Quills
g Round-Up Pool Hall
3 8utton Cigar Store
3 W. W. Hoch
S Bungalow Pool Hall
E The Charles Co.
E Gritman'i Cigar Store.
o. k: shop
Served at the FoUowtng
E Cafes.
E St. George Grill E
E Kopper Kettle E
E Hoh bach's
S Sola to tie family trade in cased of one dozen bottles and up, E
E quarts or pints. E
S We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks,
E PORT-0 and PEND-0.
Brewed and bottled by S
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. 1
E City Brewery. I
E Wholesale a6 Family Trade. Telephone 528 E
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BUIE. Pa.. SepL 20. A New York
Central mail train hit the automobile
l A telephone mesage was receivea - '"w v.. .-
E ! by the Round-r this morning from thV Pittsburg merchant. Mrs. Sieger,
I ... .-j her Hi411Erhtfr crrfinrtdiiilirhtor nnH na-
iman asking mat granusianu Hoots, -
Joe Wilklns. well known Heppnerj1" cnauneur ere Kiiieq.
man asking that 250 grandstand seats ..,.,rT.
be reserved for the Heppner crowa . - "V,"1'
for Saturday. It is stated that fully
500 Morrow county visitors will at
tend the show.
1000 ARE LOST IN
Hundred Are Mkwing Survivor Arc
Iieft Without Pood or Clothing
lroperty Iowa Iarge.
RERUN, Sept. 20. Bohemian flood
casualties as a result of the White
Dessedam collapse may reach a thou
sand. Hundreds are missing. It ls
feared the bodies are inside the hous
es floating downstream. Three hun
dred corpses have been recovered. The
survivors are foodless and without
clothing.
WITHDRAWAL I'LAN TO
RE PIMSHER SATI RDAY
NEW LOXDON, Sept. 20. It is
predicted the Mexican-American con
ference will complete the definite
withdrawal plan before Saturday.
Cowboys Come In On Rods.
Yesterday noon when No. 17 rolled
Into the station, a dirty, begrimed
figure crawled from beneath one of
the cars and inquired the way to the
nearest watering trough. "'I came
all the way from Denver on those
E I rods." he said. "I had Just enough
E money for entrance fees to the
The Colonial Maid
is a new and very artistic pat
tern that is growing popular
very fast.
It can be matched at any
time, whether you want forks
or spoons of any of the single
pieces.
We will be happy to show
you even if you're not in the
buying mood.
Since 1887
Ml H. SftWTELLE
Jeweler.
The HALLMARK Storo
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BEFORE
You let any work in our
line, don't forget to get
our prices. Estimates
gladly furnished on any
kind of stone, brick and
cement work.
S. RUGO & CO.
Telephone 461
IN VIRGINIA EXPLOSION
HL'XTIXGTOlf, V.'. Va.. Sept. 20.
Five were killed and one seriously
hurt in an explosion that wrecked the
Aetna Chemical Company's plant at
Mount V nlon.
BRITAIN APOIXXilZFS FOR
HALTING AMERICAN SHIP
Sends Formal Regret for Action of
Destroyer in Stopping Steamer
Cebru.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. Rritish
Counsellor Parclav told the state de
partment that Britain had formally
; tendered regrets for her destroyer
! haling the Philippine steamer Cebu
within the three mile limit.
Ill'tillES IOSES CLOTHES
FORCED TO CO TO RED
(PERCY ARNOLD.)
SHEROYGAN, Wis., Sept. 20.
Hughes has carried the fight
into LaFollettes progressive ter
ritory. He delivered seven spee
ches. Mrs. Hughes was anxi
ous to reach Milwaukee last
night to meet Mrs. Sarah Wll-l!an:-,
who nursed her when a
baby.
It was learned Hughes was
forced to go to bed yesterday on
account of the disappearance of
his clothes. He took a bath In
the hotel at Springfield and his
clothes and valet vanished.
Hughes left the bath, shouted
for his clothes and went to bed
temporarily while friends se
cured fresh garments. The vnlet
returned later.
HOW STRIKE-BRNAKER WADDELL PROTECTED
MOTORMEN ON NEW YORK ELEVATED LINES
Expert repairing
of Watchet
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
You will like that
Chocolate
Ice Cream
at
KoeppenV
and its only
10c a dish
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MOTORMAN
J. T Waddell of Chicago, nottd
strikebreaker, was ( ven the Job ol
supplying men for the New York CM
y elevated lines when a strike was
j culled. In order to protect those no
matned at work, and also the new m
n, he had every mocorman's window
covered with heavy wire, so rocks c
ould do no damage. No motorman
was injured; In fact, strikers did not
!' tormen of th eleviiinl tralrm who re- attempt to injure them.
A FEW GOOD BARGAINS
120 acres, close to Milton, good stone buildings, water right,
and ditch In; land nil tillable, f 100 per acre. This land is adapt
ed to alfalfa nnd fruit, free from rock.
600 acres, close to town, produced 65 bUBhels of barley this
year; has produced 60 bushels of wheat per acre. 60 acres set
to alfulfa. Good buildings, orchard, and all kinds of small fruit.
8 horses, and harness, header, seeder, all machinery, chop miM
with motor power, 2 cows, chickens and everything goes with
the place at (46 per acre.
I have some good bargains In residence property In Pendle
ton. Come In and look them over before they are picked up.
STOCK RANCH FOB. SAL EI
One of the best propositions eer offered in the west for two
or three young men who want to engage In 'the stock business.
S.000 acres well fenced and cross fenced; fine range, good build
ings, big barns, orchards and abundance of water; 400 tons of
hay, all farm machinery goes with It free of cost the price has
been reduced from 110 to IS.60 per acre on easy tefms. You
can buy with it, 860 well-bred cuttle at range prices, calves
thrown In. Owner has made all the money he wants and wishes
to retire.
E. T. WADE,
Pendleton, Ore.
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No Red Tape
No Bonus i
Low tost Rates
Liberal Repayment Privileges
Abstract Co.
Corner Main and Court Sta. ' Pendleton, Ore.
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The Universal Gar
Three strong reasons urge you to buy the Ford
car: First, because of its record of satisfactory
service to more than fifteen hundred thousand
owners; Second, because of the reliability of the
Company which makes it; Third, because of its
large radiator and enclosed fan, streamline
hood, crown fenders front and rear, black fin
ish, nickel trimmings, it is more attractive in ap
pearance. To these must be added its wonder
ful economy in operation and maintenance
about two cents a mile ; likewise the fact that
by reason of its simplicity in construction any
one can operate and care for it. Nine thousand
Ford agents make Ford service as universal as
the car. Touring Car $414.85; Runabout
$399.85.
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO., Inc.
812 Garden St. Telephone 6S1
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