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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1917)
EIGHT FAcrn TACZ t DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1917. 1 l- I s 1 5 ! e i: 1 1 I s If 1 r M2 ll 1 1 HOME COOKING SATURDAY !U!fisiuiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiH!:i!itiiiiiuuiiiiitinisiuiiiiiiiHiiiitiiiui;:iiuiiiU!!j 5 II "QUALITY" 4 823 Main St g By Young Ladies' Club. NON-IRRIGATED APPLES FROM OUR OWN ORCHARD AT IMBLER, ORE. SOLID, CRISP AND JUICY. Rome Beauty, C Grade, box $1.15 Rome Beauty, Fancy Grade, box $1.25 Rome Beauty, Ex. Fancy Grade, box $1.40 Winter Banana, C Grade, box $1.25 Winter Bananas, Fancy Grade, box $1.40 Jonathans, Fancy Grade, box. $1.40 Jonathans, Ex. Fancy, Grade, box $1.50 "Wine saps, Extra Fancy Grade, box $2.00 Bulk Olives, pint 30c Seal-Shipt Oysters, pint 50c Salad Mustard, 2 bottles 25c Salad Dressing, large bottle 15c Clam Chowder, large can 15c Ranch Eggs, guaranteed, dozen 45c Country Butter 2 Pound Roll 75c Old Monk Olive Oil, quart $1.00 GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. To Hold Meetfa(rs at Helio. Rev. Walter Payne of the United Brethren church of Weston was in the city this morning en rdute to Etho where he will conduct a seriea of meetings. Will Beet Directors. A meeting of those interested In the Westland Irrigation project, re cently organiied, has been called for tomorrow at the Butter Creek school house for the purpose of electing directors, Two Phones, 23 I glOUUI ' flllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr liUUIIIll iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii iiiiinni ......t r. lAXVaVlWMVIXVU Early Spring Arrivals in Silk and Georgette WAISTS Crepe de Chine Blouses at $3.95, $4.45 and $5.95. Georgette Crepe Waists in all the new Spring shades NOW ON DISPLAY. Exclusive Agents for "WIRTHMOR" DOLLAR WAISTS. Takes Position Here, Falcott Smith of Portland has ac cepted a position with the Round-Up City Auto Co. Mr. Smith is a Saxon factory mechanic and has been with the Saxon Motor Co. since they hava been in eusiness. Tax collectors Particular. Uncle Bam Is a most particular tax. collector as one local farmer who had to pay an Income tax will testify. His tax amounted to a sum which figured out to milU. It ended In 77 cents seven mills and the farmer left off the mills. He was at once notified to re mit the balance and had to "kick through" with another cent. Warner May Coach Chmawa. W. J. Warner, well known Hermls ton attorney, la slated to coach the football team of the Chemawa Indian school near Salem next season, accord ing to Portland papers. Warner sev eral years mentored the University nt Oregon team. He Is a brother of Glen Warner, who rose to fame as coach of the Carlisle India5n team. Xew N. P. Superintendent. W. C. Sloan, formerly of Glendlve. Mont., has been made superintendent of the Pasco division of the Northern Pacific, relieving Superintendent W. C. Tyler, who la to become general manager of the Cottonbelt road out of St. Louis. The Pasco division In cludes authority over the Pendleton Pasco branch road. To Talk Balk Grain. Another meeting for the purpose ol dscusslag the desirability of handling grain in bulk Is to be held here by the Farmers Union Elevator Co. about February 20 by which time it is expected the company's elevator will be in operation. A superintendent for the elevator has not yet been chosen. Sells Quarter Section. Earl P. Tulloch has snid a quarter section of land north of Pendleton to George A. Sievers, well known farmer, for 14,00. The deal was concluded yesterday through W, H Morrison of Helix. The land is described as the NE 14 of section 29, Township 3 north, range 32, and is one of three quarters purchased about two years ago by Mr. Tulloch for J33.000. The transaction was a cash one. t iMnuMitriiniinillllllillllllllllillllllllililltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll-'l Fj M The Big Ben Alarm Clock A good alarm clock make an easy conscience, and the Big Ben is an unusually good clock. IT NEVER FAILS to wake you at the proper time, and you never need worry for fear you will over sleep. It is a fine looking clock, made on the Big Ben specifications, and the dial is very plain and easy to read. You will like the Big Ben Alarm. Royal M. Sawtelle Since 87 Pendleton, Oregon Attend Innocratic Mooting. Will Moore left yesterday for Port land to attend the state democratic central committee meeting, he being the committeeman from this county. Will M. Peterson, former chairman o! the county committee, and Postmaster T. J. Tweedy left on No. 17 today to attend the meeting tomorrow and to go on to Salem to watch the legisla ture work Sam IJace, committeeman from Wallowa county, was here yes. terday en route down. 'At the meet ing the committee will discuss the matter of political appointments. Negro Was Old Offender. William Rogers, the colored man who was recently sent to the peniten tiary from this county for the shoot. ' ing affray and attempted robbery in I the Umatilla Club, is an old offender. Under the name of M. . Moore, ho served two terms in the Montana 1 state penitentiary at Deer Lodge, ac cording to word received by Sshettir Taylor, and Is believed to be wanted ; in either San Francisco Or Los An ! geles as an escape. The communica : Hon states that he wants to be a "bad nigger." To Ilti lid Garage. D. L, Johnson this afternoon too out a permit to build a concrete gar age at the corner of Thompson and Muff. The garage will cost approxi mately 1250. Undergoes Operation. Mrs. J. W. Embusk of 418 Perklnt Avenue underwent a serious operation at the hospital this morning but is re ported to come through it in a very satisfactory manner. Measles in City. Quite a number of cases of measles are reported in the city but all of the cases are mild. One of the latest casts reported is that of Harry Fnlsom, lit tle son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fol-soin. A Treat For the "Kiddies"- Only yesterday we received a fine assortment of Play Clothes as well as "go to meetin' " clothes for the children ranging from age 2 yrs. to 14 yrs. Rompers for the baby, made up in splendid qualities of ginghams and cheviots neatly trimmed, priced at 49c and 69c. Gingham dresses for the girl between 6 yrs. and 14 yrs., well made and of the nicest pattern and qualities. The wash suits for that youngster between 2 yrs. and 8 yrs. are on display and priced, The Golden Rule way, within the reach of all, made from plain and striped Devonshire and Linens, trimmed with white pique. You cannot make the above garments as reasonable as you can buy them here. Be sure and make an early selection. Children's Stockings 15c, 2.1c Stout Stockings for Boys' 15c, 2 Jc Children's Velvet Grip Supporters 15c Nazareth Waists ,Sc Rubens Wool Slurta 490 Children's Sleeping Garments 49e to 89c Children's Wool Union Suits 69o to 98c Girls' Sateen Bloomers Site, 4c Infants' White Presses 4c to 91.98 YOU CAS DO BETTER AT Hon' Boys' Boys Bora' Boys' Blouses S9C, 59o Boys' Shirts 25c, 49o Suspenders 15o, 2 So Knickers 49e, 980, $1.35 Overalls 49c, 69o Wool Union Suits -. 98c Hoys' Cotton Union Suits 49c Boys' Caps , 25c, 49c Boys' Hats 49c, 98o WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW Trains From Vast I,ate. All trains from the east are running late today owing to storms In Wy oming and other states to the east. A stub of Xo. 17 came in on time but regular No. 17 is ten hours late. No. 19 Is nine and a half hours late and No. 5 was almost as late. j DO BETTER AT . f-9M VH'J'tl 12 Vear Old Boy Pies. Leo Rldemour, 12 year old son of Mrs. Josle Johnson of this city, died last night at St. Anthony's hospital, death being due to heart disease. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Brown chapel. De ceased was born in Walla Walla. He had been ill about a year. No Matron Named Yet. Owing to the absence of Council man Klrkpatrlck, chairman of the house committee, at the last council meeting, no matron for the rest room has yet been employed. Councilman Kirkpatrlck will make the recommen dation but the whole council will pass upon the appointment. VICTORIA. .Ian. 26. The Grand Trunk steamer Prince John sent a wireless that she was ashore and leaking in the wran gel Narrows. She called for help. Several vessels are rushing to her i d. it Is not known whether passengers were aboard. She Is usually a freighter. RECORD JAVELIN THROW OVERRULED The record of 184 feet which Ches ter Fee of Pendleton made In the jave lin throw at the Intercollegiate con ference meet at Pullman last year will not be allowed to stand as a mark for other spear-hurlers to shoot at, ac cording to a decision reached by the A. A. U. authorities. It was found that a 10 or 12 mile wind was blowing or the day of the meet and that this assisted Fee's Javelin In Its record flight. Other records made that day, notable among which was the 440 yard reoord made by Kadderly of' O. A. C. were disallowed on the same grounds. Fee, however, is given some consolation by the president of the A. A. U. who characterizes him as one of the best pole-vaulters America has produced. HOW GOOD THAT MUSTEROLE FEELS! It Gets to That Sore Spot Like Magic A-a-h! That's delicious relief for those sore muscles, those Stiff joints, that lame back. Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with the oil of mustard and other home simples. It does the work of the old fashioned mustard plaster, minus the plaster and minus the blister! You simply rub Musterole on the spot where the pain is rub it on briskly and usually the pain is gone. No muss, no bother. Just comfort ing, soothing relief first a gentle glow, then a delightful sense of cool ness. And best of all, no blisters like the old-fashioned mustard plaster used to make. Use Musterole for sore throat, bron chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,1 pains and aches of the back or joints,' sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil blains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it often prevents tyieumonia). oraot aoaoz 10X301 IOE30E OIL! 11 FEW LEFT o M ill Rabies Rampant at Prlneville. "During the past month or so re ports hare been reaching this office almost every day of the death of cat tle in the Immediate vicinity of Prine. ville front 'rabies,' " Forest Super visor Rom of Prlneville reports to In spector ATerlll. ''Two cows died yes terday on Ochoco creek, 20 miles east of here and one went mad today on McKay creek, Beven miles north of here. Pour mad coyotes have been killed within 20 miles of prlne ville during the last three weeks and others have been seen. It therefore appears that the epidemic Is worse In this locality at present than It hai ever been before, and stockmen re port that there are more coyotes In this vicinity than they have seen for several years." Mr. Averlll will dis patch a hunter to the section namer. LOCALS (Paid Advertisement ) Furnished apartment. "17 Lllleth. Wanted position as housekeeper, widower preferred, by young woman with small child. Apply 208 Orange street. Competent man and wife with boy 13, girl 1L would like position on hay, grain or stock ranch where wife can have management of housework. F.. E. Everett, Pendleton. Wanted Two experienced well rir'llpra Af will soil hnlf Interest In 'well drill on easy terms to the right 1 party who has had experience and ' can handle the outfit. Now st work and lta of work ahead. Address Box 704, Echo, Ore. Lots For Sale On terms if desired. Choice residence district. Nearly all new and modern houses along this street. These lots front on Raley street in vicinity of Lincoln School. Round-Up Park, Natatorium and Golf Links close by. Raley street paved and is Pendleton's main thoroughfare leading to Eastern Oregon Asylum and Pilot Rock Junction. All improvements including grading, sidewalks, sewers and trees. YOUR LAST CHANCE to secure a lot in this ideal ly located district. SEE Cox & Lonerg'an TODAY Phone 8 o D o o 0 o oooe I0E30I SOEXOI I0E30I lozaa . LEADERS FOR GOOD BUYS 480 acres, 40 bushel land; 40 acres alfalfa land with ditch and water right. Abundance of water. Price $20,000. Terms. 410 acres, close to railroad, lies good. Half In crop; price 116, 000. Part cash. 7 per cent on balance. 780 acres stock ranch; good buildings, family orchard, close P, O., store, school, sawmill, grist mill; grazing right on the Reserve for 100 head of cattle. Price 18000 Tou can buy with this ranch 70 head of stock cattle at range prices. Terms. E. T. WADE, Pendleton, Oregon. ALFALFA HAY Long, Chopped, Loose or Baled, any Quantity CAR LOTS SOLICITED This is second crop. You will find none better. Your cows, horses and chickens will do better on this. ALSO GRAIN FEEDS OF ALL KINDS. Beardless and Bald Barley and Oats for Seed. Bfyduf ti & CO. QUALITY COUNTS WITH US. 1300 W. Alta Street. Phone 351 Town office with Will Moore, phone 35 SAXON (f L f- fl- THE FINEST CAR HADE FOR LESS THAN $1000 Continental Motor Timken Bearings Honeycomb Radiator Timken Axles Bevel Drive Gear Remy Ignition Rigid Frame Wagner Starter Dry Plate Clutch Stormberg Carburetor Cantilever Springs Nine Added Attractions in the 1917 SAXON CARS NOW HERE Being sold in Pendleton by an established company with a modern garage and guaranteed service behind every SAXON sold. Round-llp City Mo Co. 812 Garden Street Telephone 651 -:MiiiiiiMiMfitHiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiilliiliiiliiliiiill!illiiilllilllllillllllililllllllliiir:
