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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1916)
DAILY EAST OREGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1916. EIGHT PAGES ft &KK .i-Mm. mmmmmmmnmKmmmmmmmmmmimm MMIMmiHlwmWtWWIWMWWMWWm.1 4 V.KCX nGTTT V if ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft i 't i Fresh Bulk Sealshipt OYSTERS h ft tt ft Yt ft ft fi JUST ARRIVED. Direct From the Oyster Beds. Free from water, ice or preservative. A PURE FOOD Natural flavor and freshness guaranteed. GRAY BROS. GROCER ft tt ft tt i 'd'A I.xnrc Is Cancelled. It t nnliiillni'ixl to.lilv that tile ICC tare In have been given at the Chris tian church tonight under the aus pices of the civic club has been can celled. Apartment House Permit. 1 D Tull of Spokane, who has started an apartment house on Wa ter and college streets, yesterday took out the permit for the building. It will cost approximately $10,000. Iiclnitli .hiilumciil Kulprrd. A default judgment for the plain tiff has been entered in the vase of V. C. Udvall vs. Carl Newquist. The judgment amounts to $248.80 plus In terest and $25 attorney fees. tive from Morrow and I'matilla coun ties, for speaker of the house. Mr. Stanfield will lie re-elected to the leg islature, as he has no opposition. "It has been a Ions time since east ern Oregon had a speaker,-' said Mr Kltner at the Imperial last night. "1 think our legislation will be solid for him. (.nnlanc 1 4nplc to Wol. A marriage license was issued today to Have V more and Hell.- K!y, both of Oiirdane. Y CO. 1 QUALmr yt Two Phones, 28 823 Main St tt it GRAIN and STOCKRANGH SS'jo acre on railroad. 2000 tillable, part ready to seed; good building, plenty of water, all fenced and cross fenced. Price 565.000. Will take some exchange If price is rteht. 1 have some desirable reaiience property In Pendleton for sals it les than cost to build, and lots thrown In. Among which are ilie fine modern homes of J. S. Landers on Jackson street, and .1. U Mct'reary on Monroe street. Pendleton. Ore. I E. T. WADE, tHII!IIIHI!:illlMlltll1lllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllinilllllllllUI!IIIIIIIIIUIIIItllltllll!llllll: Kstaic Is Appraised. ' Grant Bhrhart. E. W. MoComas and K. J. Sommervllle have filed their report a appraisers of the estate of Maria W. Tachelln. They esttmate the estate to be worth $9500. Atlicoa Roy On Tcm. Glen Dudley, well known Athena boy who Is attending the University of Oregon, is one of the leading can didates for a backfleld position on the football team of that college, ac cording to press reports. Commercial Club Meeting. At the monthly meeting of the Com mercial association tonight a plan for increasing the membership campaign will be discussed. The plan Is said to be some form of a contest which will end In a big banquet. Rash Ranch Is sold. Tobe Bush has sold his Birch creek farm, consisting of 240 acres in Tp. 1 N' R. !!, to W. 3. Condra. The price Is not given, but It is known that It runs well up Into the thou sands. E. T. Wade handled the deal. RlanceUH Are Rack. Dell and Bertha Blancett, promi nent Round-Up favorites, have re turned from the fair at Garfield, Wash., where they were very success ful. They will leave in a day or two for Dayton to take part In the faif program there. c mw E E Not only because it is made in Pendleton, but because it is better B Sold 'o Vie family trade In cases of one dozes bottles and up. quarts or pints. We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, PORT-0 and PEND-O. . Brewed and bottled by Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. E City Brewery. B Wholesale nd Family Trade. Telephone 528 iiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Light ItaSnfuU. A light rain fell early this morn ing and another brief shower occur red about 9 o'clock. It Is quite gen erally honed that heavier rains will follow in order to improve the roads and do away with the dust that u proving obnoxious to housewives. Paul Ijcdorie Very Low. Paul I.ederle of La Grande, whd has been an invalid at St. Anthony's hnQnitnl for aomn Vears is reDOrted today to be very low and sinking rap. idly. Little nope is neia out ior nun. He has a daughter, Miss Pauline Led- erle of La Grande. Frwwator Lady Dies. Mrs. Elizabeth Ulbrlcht of r'reewa- ter, 71 years old. died yesterday about noon at St. Anthony's hospital where she had been for treatment. She was sufferer from heart trouble and iirr.n She Is survived by one son. Carl Ulbricht of Freewater. The fu neral was held this afternoon and in terment made at Olney cemetery. Looking for' SroU-liman. Chief of Police Tom Gurdane is looking fer one Adam Redpath, a na tive of Carluke. Lanarkshire, Scot land, in order to relieve the anxiety of .in w received a letter from that place this morning stating that in ..,. verv des rous oi io- mtintr the man who was last heard. of In Portland in June, 1D1J. a' '"' time he was headed Tor easmu. o'- .i. i.t,.. st.ntpx. He is de- gOn, HI'S It-Lnr. scribed as 27 years old, six feet tall. brown hair, grey eyes, Biignuy v ed and a teamster by trade. ALL HARMONY STATES HERT Money Saved is Money Earned I You save money on every purchase when trading at l 1 THE GOLDEN RULE STORE 1 Outing Maiuul. yard 6 l-le, 8 l-8 UK While Outing Flannel, yard ft l-;io, UK' Flannelette, yard 10o Vi'lour cloth 12 l-2c, 15c Wool Flannel, colors Wc llaby Hannol 25c, 4lo F.nihroUlered llannel 9tic Sli-liK'li Wm4 Kcnro, nil colors 49e M-iiH'h Woo! Serge, 9He Rliiek and white eheelt Suiting 25o, 4e. 98o, f 1.19 500 ard Spool Hasting Thread 1c llius Rinding, Ixdt 50 llilmollvo Soap, 3 luirs 25o Wldo l-'nncy Ribbons )iinl tOa t'lirtuln Rotl.i Ilalr XetH with elaslU's 3e Amu Ciiiw . ". a t'olantc's Talcuni le Ciitlciira Soa Velvet (irlp Supjioiiors, all slziw Is' S Ol't'AN c&&7ls 'WCUCCi V. l.K.VK. S g DO RKTTUK AT ?-JL VIAlltj I OTIIKKS IX)I.I.OW g OIIICAUO, Oct. 3. A. T. Hell Hughes western manager, denied that Hitchcock succeeded Willcox as manager of the entire campaign- "Such stories are purely imuglnary. Willcox requested Hitchcock to serve on the advisory board. We're nil harmonious." First Uoiue at llostou. XKW YORK, Oct. 3. The Nation al baseball commission today decided to play the first and second games of the world's series at Boston October seventh and ninth. After the Saturday and Monday games at Boston the teams will play two games at Brooklyn or Philadel phia, depending on which club .wins in the National league. The fifth game will be at Boston and the sixth at Philadelphia or Brooklyn. If the series goes to seven games the com mission will hold a special meeting at Boston to decide the scene of the final contest. J. Taylor Sink will be offi cial scorer. The umpires are not selected. LOCALS (Paid Advertisement.) For rent Modern furnished room, furnace heat. 114 Grange street. r'or rent Neat five room cottage well furnished, 25. ("all 323 Lincoln. A clean stock of high grade furni ture in best town in Willamette val ley. Invoicing about $14,000, for sale for cash. 12 years established and enjoys by far the bt-st trade In coun ty. Principals only need reply. No real estate wanted. This Is a clean cut proposition and will stand rigid investigation. Address Box 97, Mc Minnvllle, Ore. Tot sale Rendering kettle unci stove combined. Phone 371R. Wanted To rent, small house fur- nlshed or unfurnished. Call 721 Johnson. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll (ABiflM at the 1st. George Care Chatham A new pattern in sterling sil ver that I am offering to my customers. Made in the popular plati num finish and I predict that ibis pattern will be the most popular one brought out for years. Si-e i: in piy window. Yo'i a re a;vty welcome to n'e i'i and i:i?pect our new warrs. Since 1837 To Play Milton. Manager Harold casey announced that the local high school ...,..k.,ii .m will journey to mmi'mi on the coming Saturday to take on the football gladiators ol mat . ,,,mher((l that Mllt'lll las' year waled all over the local team in the first few minutes of play, scoring the first torch down only ti be defeated later by a large score. The game should prove a thriller as well as a good practice game. fli'er Vl'-tlm of Th'ef. Chief of Police Gurdane has been givin;. hi: time and attention to safe Unrding the property of others from pe-ty thieves and now he finds him self a victim. Saturday while driving up Webb street In his car he had a puncture and, t elng In a hurry, took off his old tire ;ind rtm, replaced them and left the discarded tire and rim on the parking near the Anton Vey home, intending to pick them up on .turn. Hefore he returnee soon else had taken a fancy to th'Tn. S Come in and try our new 35 cent hot noon lunch. S E Evening Specials: E Olympia and Eastern Oys- sj iters, any style. j Dungeness Crabs. 5 Sandwiches of all kinds. Give us a trial. E T)illlllllllllllllililllilillllllllllllliiliilllllr. hi.- L H. Mil Working for stanfleW. ..... ,,r Tt.n.r rt.nror.pntHlive In I iLoy v. iv'iii,.. j the legislature from Umatilla coiin V. and a candidate for re-election, is in town for a few days, recuperating from his strenuous efforts an on of the directors of the Round-Up, says th Portland Oregonlan. Incidentally, he is nurslni; the boom of It N. K anfield, Joint representa- Jeweler. t 4 ROY WANTED. We want a good, steady lxy. 17 years or ovr, who wantx U learn the printing trade. Permanent ixwitlnn '" the rlglit nun of loy, with good ii- 4 portiuilty for adianocment. KST Ol'JItiOMAN. mm "A" ... - t;'-i- Are often liackwarl, becuuse they are handicapped bj some defect of vision tin child havini? difficulty in see ing the blackboard experi ences embarrassment, and often headaches and aching eyes. Kye defects t h;it handicap children are so common that no child .'.Ivjijld i,e sent to school without first having an examination by an ex perienced optician. Children that are brought here tfi lie e imiri'd are neve: fitted with glasses unless thej need them. My methods are especially adapted to fitting the eyes of children as the results do not depend on answers to i"s-lions. VfYFSTWfO GtifS GROUND ANBflIJ5D-lNSfS JUUf ATEO WErfiCAH NMiONAL BANK BUILDIHG - PEIIWHON OHf -l Investment, Hotel for sale Will pay 10 per cent on f 45.000 It" rented now. Pay big If run by owners. Best location in the city. I!est town In Willamette valley. Rugene has woolen mills, Ore gon University. The big Hooth-Kelly mills, etc. Owner retiring, going to old country. Price less than market now. See me. G. B. Rose, Golden Rule Hotel. Adv. Ixp Yer lwnoc, Wednesday evening, October 4th, In Eagle-Woodmen hall. Music by Saw yer's Orchestra. Admission, 50c. Adv. from Hound-Up gronds during the Round-Up one brown mare, weight about 1000 pounds, branded L. C. oa stifle, mane roached. Leave at Jtm Beck's livery stable, Pendleton, or notify Hon Thompson, Karaela, Adv. 00 YOU SUFFER FROM BACKACHE? When your kidneys are weak and torpid they do not properly perform heir t'uuciioiis: your bnek aches and you do not teel like doins; much of anytliiiiu. You are likely to be U'spondinit and to borrow trouble, .jiit as it' you hadn't enough al i'cady. linn t lie n victim any Inn tier. Tim old reliable medicine, Hood's Snrsitpanllu, jives strength and tone to the kidneys and builds up the whole system. Got it today. Expert repairing of Watchet and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. fm VVfv Don't Take Our Word For It! ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR Who won't use any other kind but "Peacock" Goal THERE'S A REASON "H& Smythe-Lonergan Co. pEjS5? QUALITY QUANTITY SERVICE Phone 178 H GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY 1 ml ARE TODAY PROVING A SENSATION IN WHEAT FIELDS NEAR PENDLETON, Put to the most severe tests, overloaded from 50 to 100 per cent, a two-ton (!. M. C. Truck ha pulled out of the fields over soft (round and up steep hills, like It were runnlnx on the level streets iKmonstratlons, have been made for the following prominent farmers, ask them. At Last We've Found the TRUCK for Umatilla County G. M. C. GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY TRUCKS Roy W. Ritner John Crow Wm. Slusher R. F. Heyden Elmer Moore Chas. Bloom ti. M. C. Trucks were not made to sell at a certain price. They were mnde to "deliver the goods" and you pay for what you demand and get. Tlmken bearing throughout; Tlmken worm gear drive; Continental motor; high tension magneto; parts drop forged, hardened and heat treated. liullt to glvo continual service at the lowest ip-kecp cost. LET US SHOW YOU WHAT THIS TRUCK WILL DO. Oregon Motor Garage 117, 119, 121, 123 West Court St. (Incorporated) Phone 468 The HALLMARK Storo
