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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1916)
f PAGE TEN DAILY EAST OSEGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1918. TEN PAG 13 i! Li t 8 Our Wiiw Display Albert Bros. Milling Co. has on display in our window a Mechanical Demonstrator. We think it i a wonder, and we want every one to tee it Don't fail to look in when you are down town. IN STOCK Albert OaU Albert Wheat Flake Albert Pearls of Wheat Albert Flapjack Flour, Albert Buckwheat Flour THE ADVENTURES OF FLAPJACK JACK FREE. ASK FOR ONE. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. Tt Build New Bungalow. F. R King has taken out a permit to build a five room bungalow on Court street for $1700. Hernilston. Ilootlogging Case. ieputy District Attorney R. I. Kea tor went to Hermlston this morning to Investigate a report of bootlegging down there. WTll Buy Jackmbblta. Deputy Warden George Tonkin has received a letter from Linders & Co., a New York commission house, stat ing that they will buy all the Jack, rabbits sent them at good prices The letter states that, because of the high prices of other meats, rabbits will find ft big sale this winter. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28 823 Main St mSTEtflD GLASSES GROUND AM)FI!TSD-UhSS DUPLICATED AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING - PENMETON.ORE PnONt 609, auto Stage. For Adams, Athena and Weston eaves Henntng's Cigar Store at 10 a a. and S:30 p. m. each day. Adv. Mrs. Myse Roe-CHI PHYSICAL CULTURE AND ELOCUTION. Hotel Pendleton. A ,01 3 Heist PUR K There is practically no other article sold where the buyer depends so much on the honesty of the seller, as in the fur business, and it should mean a great deal to you to know that the GUARANTEE of this store as to GENUINENESS, STYLE and VALUE, is back of every piece we sell. SELECT FURS NOW FOR XMAS GIFTS WE WILL LAY THEM AWAY FOR YOU Our furs were contracted for over eight months ago, therefore we can quote you a lower price than if bought at today's market price. Sues for. Divorce. Elizabeth E. Miller yesterday filed suit in the circuit court for a divorce from her husband, John F. Miller, al leging cruel and Inhuman treatment and neglect. They were married In Pendleton in July, 1S98. and have a 11 year old daughter. W. M. Peter son is her attorney. Huv lnz w.v electiti with 6 1. Hawthorne lloytt Win. The Hawthorne school boys' bas ketball team yesterday afternoon de feated the boys' team of the Washing ton school In an exciting and well played game, the score being id to 10. DEUTSCHLAND IS READY TO SI NEW MNIHN, Nov. II. Thv DciMM'ltluiHi'M ranrii is safely aboard ami exix-ctcd to start on her outwar.l 'trip at any thue. It Is rt-Hmd she 1 Jnl,,,l. ... l ..... ( ,.i,,u r VU.WUre W,I1III IS IHIIIIM Total vote Nearly WOO. The total vote cast in Umatilla county Tuesday was 8916, according to the official count This Is the largest vote ever polled in this coun ts. Two years ago the women voted the first time but there were not nearly as many exercising their fran chise then as last Tuesday. Much land Open for Settlers. The figures of O. P. Hoff, state la bor commissioner, show that In Urni. ttlla county there was 74,220 acres o! land open for settlement on July 1 of this year. Of that acreage 65,6 At acres is surveyed land. ln the entire state there were 15,337,809 acres, only 18 per cent of which laid west of the Cascades. Otse Is ltismisetl. Deputy Game Warden George Ton kin has dismissed the case brought against Charles Vonderahe of Milton on a charge of catching muskrats. H was arrested recently by Bevitt San derson of Freewater but it has since been discovered that Sanderson Is neither deputy warden nor deputy sheriff. Socking- for Hunter. EM Banks of Weston mountain. was arrested a few days after the hunting season closed for shooting a native pheasant. Deputy Warden Carl Brutscher made the arrest and confiscated the bird and gun. Banks was directed to appear in court the following day but failed to do so, and the authorities are still looking for him. JAPAN'S NKv MIMSTKlt OP WAR, MF.UT.-GEN. KlXr. OI1I OSIIIM A. ; SPLENDID VALUES ALWAYS Spend those hard earned dollars where Quality Merchandise can be had for a reasonable price HUNDREDS DO EVERY DAY. If you have passed our store dur ing the past few days you would of said: "My, What a Crowd." The answer is The best Merchandise in town all sold on a very small margfn. You don't pay for the losses incurred by a store doing a credit business. That's all. l-adlcs' Suits $.. SI2.50. $II.7S, $IO.M) Ladles' Coats $9.W, $14.50, f 14.7.1, 16.5t to SXa.Ml Is-lles' WlstN ja.BS. $.i.9H Ladles' Kid Gloves $1,118. $1.(8 Ladles' Wool Gloves a So, 49o ljulies Fleeced lined Hose l&o, S5o Indies' Cashmere How i.y, 390 20 Ineh MoHsallnes 8e Loiur Cloth 100 18 1-ac, ISO, 18o 25c Cotton Blanket 49o, 69i He, $1.49 Woolnap Blanket $1.98, $$.1S Wool Blankets $a 8, $8.98. $4.(8 VOU CAN DO BETTER AT J.C Penney Co Inc. J Men Sulla n.0, $12.50, $11.75. $16.50 Men's Overcoats Vt.W. $12.50 Men s Mackinaw $1.98, $5.90, $6.90. $7.90 Men's SeiHU-ate Trousers $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 Men s Haw 980, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49. $2.98 Men's Wool Hocks '. jg i.j0 Men's Heavy Wool Socks jso Men's Flannel Shirts $1.25, $1.49, $1.9$ Men's Staff Shirts $5.98 Men's Work Shoes $2.49, $2.98. $.1.50, $.1.98, $4.50 Men's llrcNS Shoes $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.50 Hoy Shoe $1.39, $1.49, $1.79, ai.Bg, t2 49 WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Exclusive Store for Women Open Athletic Club. Pete Jost has opened the old gym nasium In the rear of the Commerci al association and will conduct class es during the winter. He has already organized several business men's classes and intends having the place open from 3 to 6 ln the afternoon and from 7:30 until 10 at night. He has renovated and Improved the gymna sium and has It fully equipped. The business men are taking more inter est in it than they have for several years. . V" " ' "SWW!" .MUSS! ' Hi 4 : ft ?i " 1 A HALLMARK SPECIAL DIAMOND RINGS at Prices Surprisingly Low Constables Are Elected. John Heathman, veteran democrat and city street commissioner of Pen dleton, was elected constable of tin Pendleton justice district at the elec- t'on Tuesday. There were no candi dates' names on the ballot and a number were' written In. Tom Smart present constable, who refused to Btand -for ' re-elect'on. secured 81 votes, whereas Heathman received 106. The railroad boys voted for Walter. Rose and quite a number of other names were written In. Four Harvard Defeat Princeton CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 1I.-H beat Princeton, three to nothing Harvard kicked one field goal. G11TCAT BATTLE is RAGING. (Continued from Page 1.) Russian Fleet Shells Ooastanza. PETROCJRAD, Nov. 11. ir is an nounced the Russian fleet shelled the Roumanian seaport of Constanza and is aiding the Russian Dobrudja arm les. Great damage was li,fiin,,i j Mackenzen's left rest on the Danube vernavoaa, his right is in Con-stanza. BIG DEMONSTRATION. (Continued from Page 1.) republican finished A4S 915.09 A46 $18.00 A'jO J20.O0 AM 9)0 99 V $J5.00y Nothinp; but the best of its kind is ever knowingly admitted to this store. When we announce a conces sion in price it means on the same excellent quality you always expect. We and hundreds of other Hallmark Stores combined and imported direct an enormous lot of selected diamonds of good quality and mounted them in solid gold rings. To appreciate just how this co-operative Hallmark Store buying gives your dollar extra pur chasing power, you have only to see these Diamond Ring at their excep tionally low prices. Measured by value; elsewhere even in big New York stores experts will know that, as priced by us, part of these diamonds cost you nothing. Better come early, as these rings are ' sure to go fast. Diamonds, you know, are inclined to increase in value and are therefore considered a good in vestment. , headnuiirters n,,H ....... down the big canvass sign. It was trailed in glory uo the tr, oh me ceieorators had other onnatnhloa Wn limtlnen nt I there Were Only Bhreds left the peace were elected over the county' 11 was a blS celebration and ineach case without opposition. F. I ""u "or several hours. B. Stuart of Stanfield received .16 votes for Jut'ce of the peace of that district and Dave Beavert 45 votes fol constable. . George Ravhlll wai elect, ed constable of Herm'ston with 349 votes and J. Hi Stephens was elected I constable of Umatilla with 37. Frank Chamberlain was chosen Justice of the peace at Uklah with 69 votes and OPEN THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 9TH. V. S. Cafe The newest and cleanest place in , the city. We serve ex cellent meals. Next door to Empire Meat Market. Give us a trial. 4 K Mrs. Kd Cross of La Grande, district manager for the Knights and Ladies of Security Is now here and will remain for some time building up the local membership. She is to meat with the Pendleton organization next week. ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Jeweler Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler The Friday Bridge Club was de lightfully entertained yesterday b; Mrs. Dave Neison at her home on Waohingtun stieet, the honors for highest score being captured by Mrs. C. O. RJnehart. Guests other than the cub members were Mrs, G. I. La Dow and Mrs J. N. Burgess. The Pendleton Delphian Club met yesterday ln the club room of the library and enjoyed a very Interest ing program on Greek mythology. The Rnqulrlng Twelve Club met with Mrs. J. T. Richardson as hostess at her home on Lewis street yesterday afternoon. The ttudy of California was concluded with at this meeting. Mrs. Charles Heard read the first pa per on "The Universities of Califor n a." Call'ornla ranks high alonj educational lines and boasts of eight no mal . chools to her credit. The second paper was read by Mrs. Frank linker on "The Industries of Califor nia." The topic was well handled and much of Interest was learned on this su'iject Mrs. Richard on spoke on 'The National Pa-k and Yosemlto Valley.' It was gratifying to learn that the wonders of the Yosom tt are cumptrablo with those In Europe A short musical program was appro- elated. The hostess served very ap propriate and dainty refreshments. The Columbia Union Christian Kn- deavor convention is in session ln Pendleton todayand there are thirty or more delegates present. The Uni on embraces the various C. E. orga nizations of Umatilla, Grant and Mor row counties. Interesting sessions have been held this morning and this afternoon, and this evening a bunquet will be served at The Delta. State President Lloyd It. Carrlck Is In attendance. The meetings are being held In the Pres byterian church. The convention will close tomorrow evening with C. E. services between the hours of 6:15 and 7:15. The state president and the union secretary, Miss Hilda Rice of Milton will lead. William Swash is over from Walla Walla. O. Kurrle of Helix 1b a Pendleton visitor today. J. H. Wagner of Ukiah is a Pen dleton visitor. L. E. Brown of Ritter is registered at the Golden Rule. J. G. Hoffner of Pilot Rock spent the night In the city. Mrs. J. V. Crawford of Huppner was in the city lust evening. C. D. Gubrlelson, Salem Insurance adjuster, is at the Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baddley of Athena spent last night In the city. M. L. Morrison was In the city last evening to see the Wilson celebration. F. T. Chamberlain of Uklah was down from the south end yesterday. J. C, Hosklns, well known Echo farmer, Is paying Pendleton a visit to. day. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Winder of Wes ton were overnight visitors In Pen dleton. Mrs. J. J. Roulstone of Walla Wal la was an overnight guest of Mrs. W. M. Plakely. Fay Sturtevant, Hot Peterson anil M. A. 8turtevant of Pilot Rock were at the Bowman last evening. U D. Leedy and Frank J. Miller of Salem were guests of the St. George last night. They left on No. 17. W. R. Taylor was one of the dele gation of Athena democrats here for the Wilson celebration last evening. For sale Five room house, east Court street. Desirable location, clos to school. A genuine bargain. For particulars address R. C. Jory, MaV pin. Ore. For sale One eight months' old, full blooded Poland China boar, full brother to the champion at Hermls ton Dairy and Stock Show. Write J. Wallace Spencer, Hermlston Ore. Barley too high for feed. See BIT densteln, 117 E. Court. Phone St for oats by car lots. ruhlko Dance Tonight, Moose Hall. The public la cordially Invited to attend the regular Saturday night dance tonight In Moose hall. Muelo by Sawyer's orchestra. Admission, lv cents. Adv. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimmu NOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce to all our customers and especially the former pat rons of the old firm of Kopittke & Gillan ders and the Pendleton Ice & Cold Stor age Co., that we have secured the services of Earl Gillanders, the former manager of those concerns, who will now look after your interests with the same' willingness and courtesy which has characterized his conduct in the past. The acquisition of Mr. Gillanders to our organization means the last word in service. Stolen. ' One "Emblem" gents bicycle, double truss frame, black and blue enamel. Mud guards front and rear. Suitable reward. Notify "F" this office. Adv. LOCALS 8fe Advei tiiing in Brief HATta. Per line first Insertion lot Ivr line, additional Insertion.... 6c I'er line, per muntb f.1 00 No locals taken for leu tbin '25c Count 6 ordinary words to line. I-orals will not be taken orer tt telephone except from Kt Oregon ian paid up aubscrlben. SHM-LOf U CO. i s PHONE 178 QUALITY, QUANTITY, SERVICE niiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirf Wanted Furnished light house keeping room, with heat. Close In Address "S" this office. Wanted Girl for light housework and care for lady. Inquire 301 Wil low street, or phone 721W. Gordon's ' Pressery. phone 764, 108 E. Alts, street Formerly O. K. Pre-sery. Work called for and de livered. For sale Rubber tired buggy, har ness, large heating stove, set of scene ry and drops for 18-foot stage. In quire Milne Grocery. Rooming house for sale. Mats street, In center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros Late model Ford at a bargain, ( good t res, Atwater Kent starter ln fine condition. Inquire of owner, 777 Thompson. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros.. 219 Beauregard. Pohne 127 J. Lost Ladles raincoat on Reserva tion road south of agency. Flnde' kindly leave, at Alexanders and receive reward. Found Bunch of keys on Cotton wood street. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying charges. Prompt automoMle taxi service, lay or night. Funerals to cemeteri nly 13. 6U Phone (80. Hotel Si ore. Carney Taxi Co. "Reliable canvassers to sell our complete line of Fruit and Ornamen tal stock In best sections of this state. 'Tnnvasslng outfit furnished. Cash i''vani'ed weekly. Address tNuriery, Crenco, Oregon." GRAIN and STOGKR ANCH 2820 acres on railroad. 2000 tillable, part ready to seed; fair buildings plenty of water, all fenced and cross fenced. Price now 360,000. I have some desirable residence property In Pendleton for sale at less than cost to build, and lots thrown In. Among which are the fine modern home of J. S. Landers on Jackson street. Price reduced now $600. , House of 9 rooms two blocks from Depot. Fine shade trees, new cement walk, cellar, about half way between high and west end school. This house Is insured for 31000, paid up to June, 1918, policy will be transferred with the property for only $1000. The above 2820 acres can be bought now for $20 per acre. . T. WADE, Pendleton. Ore. jmmiimiiimiimHMimiHnimmn iiliiiiliiiiliiiiiliiliiiliM 0 In teat, every day performance and the race for the public favor. ANOTHER CARLOAD JUST RECEIVED Buiek sixes of the 1916 series have been sold by this agency and most of them were re-orders. What does this mean to you S1175 Li Pendieton Cars now here for immediate delivery. See them. OREGON MOTOR GARAGE Incorporated. 117. 119, 121, Itt Wert Court St. Telephone 468 iv"; I ,
