East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 29, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textnam pagt3 DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. rENTLETON. OSSGON. T.'ONDAY, fAftUAi , , 1 5 i H I I I 1 5 til RE SI I 1 I I m Hi 'iifiuiMiiiiiiiisHiitnuiiiiiiiiiitiiiiuiniutninniiiiiniiiiiuiiitiinnuuHis j - r. isssr .., li"""" 4ip i 11011)1 Apple Butter, in bulk, 2 lb. 250 Apple Syrup, in gallon bottle $1-50 Apple Cider quart 25c ; gallon 90c Apple, in gallon can, each 40 Apple, Rome Beauty, C Grade, box $1.15 Apple, Rome Beauty, Fancy Grade, box $1.25 Apple, Rome Beauty, Extra Fancy, box $1.40 Apple, Winter Banana, C Grade, box.. $1.25 Apple, Winter Banana, Fancy, box $1.40 Apple, Jonathans, Fancy Grade, box. $1.40 Apple, Jonathan, Ex. Fancy Grade, box $1.50 ' O. D. C Saving Banks Free to the Children. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. i Two Phones, 28 "QUALITY" 823 Main St. 'd It I I! Indian CMa Dk. fj L, Robert Jo, the 18 monins om . rhirlw Joe. Indian, died suddenly this morning on the reservation. Xollu Mtai Ordained. Erward toCutcheon of Nolln has been ordained as a minister of tho United Brethren church, according to word brought In from that place. CliSd Is nM. . 5 xii- .nil Mrs. Harry Amos uioson lfuiv letralW adopted (Men Rleth Lea ir.n rY.A tho consent of the an mother haying been secured. It will be ome time yet before he la entirely recovered. i Cold Wave Is Dims According to the official weather predictions, a cold wave la due to strike Pendleton tonight. Last night a light snow fell in Pendleton Dut this morning was clear. The barome ter has been falling this afternoon and the sky has clouded up. J. n. Kasart la Back. J B. rTasarl has returned from a trip to Portland and to the East Ore gonian stated Saturday he would set tle in full all accounts he has out standing hare.' Dew Snowed In- Section Foreman Nor Dean of Gib bon in In the city today and reports that 15 deer are snowed In on Mea cham creek. The snow is so deep that they cannot trawl, he states. Wvt Miwvt IIaIiv Ilfiva- Two baby boys made their arrival In Pendleton yesterday. A son was tern during the morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Col well of 615 Maine street, and during the afternoon a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. U R. Phee ly of 418 Lincoln street. ptmtttniiummiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiuiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniir. j lYmr New Oars. The Simpson Auto Company reports the following cr. within tho last week: Fords by J. A. King. T. M. Main and Albert Anderson, all of Pen dleton, and a Chevrolet by K. E. New-ell. l4Mflslators KiiUrtaliicd. The special committee from the legislature which Saturday Investi gated conditions at the Eastern Ore gon State Hospital left Saturday night on the special Idaho troop train, mak ing connections at Umatilla with a Portland train. Thv wore pntertnln. ed during the evening by business men at the Wenaha Club. Our Dry Goods Department Will soon be filled to overflowing with the NEW THINGS FOR SPRING. . NEW GINGHAMS NIW SILKS NEW PERCALES NEW WOOLENS ... NEW WASH GOODS NEW LACES Many of the above items we will be able to re tail at the old prices, having contracted with the manufacturers eight months ago. KEEP YOUR EYES ON OUR DRY GOODS DE PARTMENT FOR THE NEW THINGS. NEW TODAY WHITE KID GLOVES Kuners V. Mann. Martin Kupers has brought an at tachment suit in tho circuit court against P. D. Mann for 1137.60 alleg ed to be due for pasturage and other 'service performed. S- A. Newberry U attorney for the platnttrr. To visit Old Home. Roy Buchanan, head of the dry goods department of the Peoples Warehouse, expects to leave today for his old heme in Bryan. Texas, to visit friends and relatives. He will go by way of California, Appointee Administrator. George A. Price of Milton, was to dav anointed administrator of the ea tato of the late Louisa Osborn, who died In Walla Walla. The estate In this county is valued at 1750. H. L, Fazier. a A. Cowl and T. C- Frazier were named as appraisers. Masonic DesTee Conferred. Today at noon Dr. Coleman, past BTand chaplain of the Kentucky rrnnil lodee of Masons, conferred the Shell degree upon six Pendleton Ma sons. Dr. Ooleman spoke last night at the Christian church on the Ma sonic order snd the Holyland. He ro ceived tfce "Shell" degree irom ins natives of Joppa in the Holyland. MntunirV Aon-ln-Law Hore.' lamp. Miles, a Carlisle graduate anA ftnn-in.law of Parson's Motanic, wbIi known Indian, and his wire ann little son have been visiting the Mo- tanics on the reservation but will this whV for Fort Deriance. Arizona, where Miles is electrical en. o-inoc . the, eovernment school. H was called to Lapwal, Idaho, recently by the death of his father. Pendleton's Quality Store. txiprn Truffle Mocked. Thpro are no trains at all running through Pendleton from eastern states owing to the snow blockade In wy r.minir a Btnb of No. 17 came throned on time today but there has been nothing east of Idaho apd no thrinieh trains are marked up at an. There have been heavy snows the past two days In the mountains about Meacham but the tracks are being kepe clear. "HONESTY, THE BEST POLICY" And one price to all. If there i. any .tore in Pendleton that adheres c. above statement, than the Golden Rule we have not heard of them. be certain you are receiving the same price here as your ne.ghbors, or we wua rather put $100.00 worth of merchandise back on the shelves, and whin we have done several times, than to reduce an article or the total of a bill one penny, , or al low a favored few certain discounts. It would be folly for us to quote one price m then, on request, drop to our competitors lower price, as some of our aviates gua rantee to do. We can stick to our policy simply because we are always below any competitors price today. Now At. Axmlnstor Rugs SxlS. Boautlful Comb. In Small Ruga. . New Shipment Ra Rugs All Color Oil Cloth, Jrd ...... 1-adlcw' House Dresses '.cautltiil White Waists line Sllkollnes, yard Now tilnghama, yard Yard Wide Percale, yard you CAN DO BETTER AT $24.50 fi.9 to $3.8 . . t8o to 12.85 2C 8c, II.lt , . . . 980, S1.S8 , 150 ... 10c, llHc 15o Mcu's Cotton Vnlon Suit Reinforced Work Khirts Now Une RroMB Shirts . Men's nrewK KIhkw Men's Work Shoos Men's Work Gloves ISO tso tso fi.9S. M.&O, II.5S 116 to tS.SO 8c, $!. Men's Work rants UM to 8!l Men's Hain Coats Men's Dress Iants t5.80 to Ut.li t2 8 t3.t8 WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW GIRLS' TEAM WINS OVER WALLA WALLA 25 TO 24 The gifls' team of the Pendleton MpVi ni'hniil rntifrneri InMt eVffnini: from a two game series at Waitsburg and Walla Walla, They broke 60-50, having loot to Waitsburg on Friday 20 to 17. but redeemed themselves Saturday with a 24 to 25 win over the fast Walla Walla team. This wag one of the best games ever played on the Walla Walla floor and was marked by superior playing by several members of the local team. Vera Temple, speedy little forward. was the largest point getter, scoring twentv herself. Alta Mrmtzer started at the other forward but soon gave way to Grace Rugg on account or a sprained knee. M'iW Rugg played n very good game. , Thelma Thompson and Helen Nel son were largely responsible for keep ing Walla Walla's score down, Dotn olavinir stellar eames at guard. In both the games the locals feel that they got the worst of it in re gard to the referees. The one Satur dav was particularly "rank," they say, on some of his decisions and was forever calling unseen fouls on Pen Hlstnn while at Waltshure the offi cial seemed more inclined to argue with the spectators than to watch the playing of the game. After the game Saturday the team as well as the followers who Journey ed from here to see the game were very royally entertnlne i at a dancing party given by the high school, Rnnnister who has been very ill during the past week, Is re ported better. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Mct-onnen ot Adams visited relatives in Weston Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Iteed la visiting her brother, Luke Reed, near Athena. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price motor ed to Walla Walla Saturday. Mrs. Lilly Pitman of Weston, who has been in Pendleton attending the funeral of her mother, Mrs. G. W. Mitchell, has returned hume. O M Richmond of Walla Walla was In the city Friday. D. R. Ward left Saturday for Kch3 whflA ha Antanrin to pntrnffA In farm ing, his family having preceded him. Mr. and Mrs. George Bannwner oi Athena, were visiting relatives in Weston during the week. Val Loverldge who recently oam up from Los Angeles, Cal., la vlalting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. lover. Idge. Mrs. T. D. Watts entertained the Saturday Afternoon Club last Satur. day afternoon. "The Movie' waa the main topic of discussion, Mrs. Cliff Culley of Walla Walla Is visiting relatives In Weston. BETTER THAU CAIOH Thousands Have Discovered Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute TV Edwards' Olive Tablets the sub. ati,,, ter 1nml nri ft mild but tor. UlUI. .V. w. w -- laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. 1 hey are me re sult of nr. tdwards determination not ,a ---. i;wi, nnA huuffl ,nmnlatnta with ,U um I1.V. " " - ...,- ...... ...... calomel His efforts to banish it brought Out tnese tune oiivc-coiorcu lauicis. These pleasant little tablets ao tnt good that calomel does, but have no bad after etlects. iney aoni injure me teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with 'the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Most headaches, "dullness" and that , fA.i;mf nm frAm rnnctinatinn and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets when you leei WRgy ana "heavy." Note how they "dear" clouded u thru 'Writ no" the soir- UIm ... , J , r- -f its. lUc and c a oox. aii urustsui. Chopped Ha Wheat Land tor Sale. OnA of th best ouarter sections for wheat In Franklin county, Wash., all fenced, nearly level. As nice to work as a garden. Very little waste land. Small dwelling. Good auto ta ken as part payment A real bar gain for a quick sale. For particulars write to H. S. Shangle, Milton, Ore gon. Adv '. -.. -.. - i. il i Hi,. 'ir swt mi gr t 99 1T I'TTmTTTT?" t aA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiL'd ins: . set Man's Watch n I 'jih'i- Jiistlco Cuho Appealed. The case of Carl H f:wry vs. Dick Kirchoff has been appealed to thy circuit court from the Pilot Rock Jus tice coart Plaintiff is suing for $210 jalleged to be due as commission for the sale of a piece of defendant's j land. Defendant claims that under : the terms of the contract nothing U due hina. A Jury in the Justice court gave a verdict to plaintiff and defend, ant. through his attorney, Raley S. lialey, is appealing. REVIVAL MEETINGS HELD IN THE WESTON CHURCH (East Oregonlan Special.) WESTON. Jan. 29. Revival meet ings commenced last Saturday night in the Methodist church, Presiding Elder H. S. Shangle of Milton Is as sisting In the meetings. Mr and Mrs. John Barnes of Athe na, spent Sunday In Weston visiting relatives. Roy Read has resigned his position in the Weston Mercantile Co. and will engage In farming near Lacrosse, Wash. Mr and Mrs. R. A. Lleuallen visit ed relatives in Pendleton during the week. Hooker & DuKe Messengert and Package Deliveries. PHONE 522 Office Hooker's Flower Store, 523 Main St. The Best Second Crop You will find your horses, cows and chickens will do better on this. Also long and baled Al falfa, Barley, Com. Oats and other feeds, by the sack or carload. Be&rdleu and Bald Barley and Seed OaU GARLOTS SOLICITED iteti 1 Co. QUALITY COUNTS WITH US. 1300 W. Alta Street Phone 351 Town office with Will Moore, phone 35 A man needs an absolutely accu rate time keeper one that he can depend upon to help him keep his appointments promptly. The Hallmark watch for men carries the broadest possible guar antee of satisfaction in every grade, and every watch from the least to the most expensive, is carefully made and thoroughly reliable. The Hallmark watches for men are on display here and you need search no further for a handsome accurate time keeper. Royal M. Sawtelle Since '87 Pendleton, Oregon .Suit to rwedose. Suit to foreclose a lien on som land in the east end of the county was brought this morning by Frank Sullivaa against J. W. Lefia and wife to whoaa he had contracted for th sale of the land. He alleges 13000 U due and anpaid on a promissory note and ask for this amount plus Inter est and $250 attorney fees. E. A Halloo k and wife, who claim an In- ' terest la the property, are also made defendants B. D. Peterson of Miiw Is attorney for the plaintiff. 0E30Z 30E30I IOE30I I0E3OI OILY A FEW LEF1 jiunuiitntiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiMiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;!- w ,y, ir, m tjt MS VI M f&ZLU M WSILUM mMfflffiMj firkin New Jury list. j County Judge Marsh, who returned ! yesterday from California, and Com ' mlsslonod H. M. Cockburn convened the February term of the countv court t'a morning and are busily engaged in picking the 1917 Jury list , They mm select the name of 800 ! taxpayer and must be careful not to Pick any men who have been drawn during the past two years. B. E. An. d.rin th. new commissioner, has ' not yet returned from hi California trip. Had Feet Frown. Jay Despaln Is at 8t. Anthony's ho pital Jus recovering from an ampu. tatlon of four toes occasioned by hav ing his feet frozen several weeks ago In Idaho. He had got hl feet wot while walking alongside his team In the snow while working on the Black foot resftTvatJon. Though he knew thv hid heen frozen he was not con cerned ant'l some time later. He then came to Pendleton and It was found necessary to take off four of the toes Lots For Sale On term, 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 & Lonergan TODAY Phone 8 xono D o o D o o D o u EADtRS FOR GOOD BUYS and in - in hnahol Und- 40 acres alfalfa land with ditch water right! Abundance of water. Price 120,000. Terms. 410 acres, close to railroad, lies good. Half In crop; price Jli. 000. Part cash, 7 per cent on bUance. 760 ucres 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 J8000 You can buy with this ranch 70 head of stock cattle at range prices. Terms. E. T. WADE, Pendleton, Oregon. OCXOI X0E30I iocaox I0E3OI GAR Service Station Now Is the time to have your FOIII) car overhauled. We have the time to do It right. All of our work is guaranteed to be satisfactory if not we will make It right. We carry a full line of FOHD and CHKVKOLKT parts In stock nnd have an expert F()1U mechanic and special FORD tools to do the work In the least possible time. A full line of FOKI and CIIF.VUOLKT tires and accessories In stock. Special F()lll oil, recommended by THE FOHD MO TOR CX). to be the best for I'Oltl) cars. Hip City Auto Co. 812 Garden Street Telephone 651 Don't forget tho Auto Show February 15, IS and 17. I0E3Q S3 m 11 i