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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1917)
EIGHT PAGES PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONTAN, FENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1917. .1 tlllHIIMllll(HnilH!U1HniHllllllHnilllHlllHIIIIIIH!linilli;!illlllllll!hl!HltlH!nH!lH!l!MIIMlHlilinillllHIIMIIII!llllll llllllllllllll!lllllH!l!S;SHS!mii!!ll 0C30I IOE30E V. - .. , 1 it - V . . . - ? i: Social and Personal WHEN you -think of good clothing, think of O D OC30 oaoc IOE30I I0E39 ( Mr. sn.1 Mrs Olifion Cleaver cf I'rslrie Oly, ttnt Sunday as the Ktiots of Mr. and Mrs Elmer & Cleaver. Mr. (leaver reported 14 inches of mow at hi home. Miss Dorothea Lillian Timmerman hafl returned from Portland where she had been visiting for ths past two months with the J. F. McCarthy fam. ily and other friends. While in Tort land Mlas Timmerman attended a large masque lull at Cotillion Hall ami carried away the first prijte for th heat lady waltxer In Portland and also the first prise for the best costume. Pha represented Fatima. Miss Myrtle Ross will leave tomor row for Portland where she will visit with friends for a few days before poing to Eugene to enter the Univer sity of Oregon. Mr. Rankin and daughter, Miss Pe;rhe Rankin returned Sunday from a three months' visit in California, Mrs. J. H Dunham is confined to her home at SIS Bush street with ill ness. Mrs. J. W. Ingram of Portland 1 visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Drake. The Ohio Society for Pendleton will meet at the public library this even ing at 7:S0. All former residents ot Ohio are asked to attend. James IX Zurcher, of the O.-W. It. A N. legal demartment has been In the city on a business trip. He Is brother of Mrs. Elmer Storey of Wal la Walla. The Wafgjammi Club was host est last evening at a very enjoyable danc ing party in Eagle-Woodman halL There were a large number In at tendance. P. H. Hudeman of Adams, was in the city overnight. J. E, Scbximsher la down from his home at Weston. , Mrs. C 8. Jerard arrived home yes terday from a week-end visit with her sister in Pasco. COMING. TRUANT DALE ROTHWELL OptometriMt and Optician Scientific optical work. 11 years experience. American National Bank Building, Pendleton. EXPERT REPAIRING of Watches and Jeweliy SATISFACTION GUARANTEED !( 1A . f IVV THE Jeweler m mm Given by the Order of Mooae Moose Hall Wednesday, Jan. 31 The public U cordially invited. sawyers msm Admission 50c Clark Dunlap is In Portland attend. ing the automobile show, G. T. Laird, who farms south of town, has returned from winter vis to California. Frank J. Burrows left today for Wallula where he expects to remain for some time. H. W. Hicks, traveling passenger agent for, the 0.-AV. R. & N. has been in the city today. F. T. Ayers of Adams has accepted a position with the Wray Marblo Works in this city. J. P. Murphy of Murphy Bros., is expected to return today from a so journ at Hot Lake. H. C- Church left this morning for Prineville where he wil (accept a po- sition with the Prineville Drug Co. T. J. Tweedy and Will M. Peterson have returned from Portland wher they attended a Masonic meeting. Ben Colvin, prominent Grant coun ty stockman, is in the city visiting hii family who are here for the winter. George Ellis, postmaster at Albee, returned last evening; to his home aft er spending two weeks at the hospit al. J. D. Zurcher of the right of way department of the O.-W. R. ft N., is at the Pendleton. He is a brother of Mrs. Elmer Storie, formerly of this city. BOYS RKTI KX HOME FINI FATHER AD MOTHER DEAD BUTTE, Mont., Jan. 30. When Ralph, Ernest and Frank Murphy, three newsboys, returned to their home here last night they found their father, Bernard T Murphy, a mine fireman, and their mother lying dead on the floor Mrs. Murphy had been shot four times and Murphy had ono bullet wound In his head The police believe Murphy killed his wife and then committed suicide. At the Cosy. roi R CHILDREN KILLED: FATHER IS SI SPECTED Utile With Skulls FraofureJ, Jieft to Burn in Flaming Home. SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. SO. Inves tigation by county officers at Auburn proved that the four children of 8. A. Hewitt, found flead yesterday in the. buorning home of the family, had been struck on the head with some blunt Instrument, the skulls having been fractured. The father, a railroad brakeman. was taken to Auburn today. In the morgue, with the bodies of his dead children lying before him, he repeated the story he told yesterday when he was arrested. He said he was sleep ing in the cottage with the four chil dren when the fire was discovered at S o'clock Sunday morning. He said a lamp that was left burning in thn room where the four children slept must have exploded. He was awak ened by the smoke, he said, and at temped to reach the children's room, but was unable to do so on account or the progress the fire had made. Shortly after the fire Hewitt In trusted to a neighbor for safe keeping Insurance policies on the lives of the four dead children and a fifth which Mrs. Hewitt had taken with her when she fled to Everett. GREECE SAUTES FLAG OF THE ENTENTE ALUKs LONDON, Jan. iO. The ceremony of saluting the entente allies' flag by Greece was carried out Monday after noon In the Zappelon, In accordant with the arrangement recently enter, ed into between the Greek govern ment and the entente powers, says a Reiner dispatch from Athens. The general public was excluded from the building. rap Was it a fallen angel who invented angel cakes? REALTY TRANSFERS UNIDENTIFIED STEAMER IS REPORTED AGROUND NEW YORK. Jan. 30. An uniden tified steamship is aground about a mile south of Barnegat Light, N. J., and the coast guard service Is unable to render assistane on account of the rough sea, according to a report re ceived here tonight f Warranty Deeds. M. S. Robinson, et ux, to Harry Riffle, et al, $5000, 160 acres in sees. SI and 32, township 5 north, range 7. C. D. Rushmore to F, I. Latimer, tl. lots 4 and 5. block 9, Helix. E. H. Richmond, et ux, to A. A Mc Intyre, $40,000, SW 1-4 and SB 1-4. section 3, township 4 north, range 34. Umatilla Farm Lands Co., to E. R. Falkenhagen, $10, 44 acres In section 33. township 6 north, range 28. Gus8ie Keppinger, et vlr, to Geo. J. Stangier, $1133. lots 3 and 4. block 264 and N 1-2 lots 6 and 9. block F, Reservation addition to Pendleton. Geo W. Haw et ux, to D. B. Foth eringham, $30,000, mete and bound description in corner Court and Thompson streets, Pendleton. Smith Hardware Co., to Tum-a-lum Lumber Co.. $1.00. lots 1. 2, 3 and 4, block 4, Koontz addition to Echo. A. P. Fletcher, et ux, to Helen I. BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE OF HORSEMEAT NEW YORK, Jan. 30 A Butcher shop in which horse meat is sold ex clusively has been opened in Harlem, with the sanction of- the board ot health, it became known last night. A sign over the shop reads: "Horseflesh for sale here." Round and sirloin steaks are quoted at 12 cents a pound, while inferior cuts sell as low as six cents a poun;1. Horse meat frankfurters retail at tet( cents a dozen. Terry, tl. lot 9, block 183, bation addition to Pendleton. Reser- oiiEfiOV MILITIA 1'NTTS ARE MUSTERED OUT a WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 It is 4 announced the following addl- tional militia units have been mustered out Troop A, caval- ry; Battery A. field artillery, of Oregon, and Troop B. cavalry, Company A Signal Corps of 4 Washington. ' i - . A ; " . -. " - ' . j i x I 7. 'Hi - y f . . v-- t I i s Complete Outfitters for men We absolutely guarantee: Honest Values Latest Styles Best Workmanship Perfect Fit " If you are not satisfied your money will be cheerfully refunded. Bond Clothes $15 to 835 Our giving service to suit the individual has made us Pendleton's Leading Clothiers r.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii muni iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniini iiiiitiiiMiiiiiiiiiuiif liiiiiiiiMin iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiHUi- IRRIGATION DISTRICT FORMAL ORDER SIGNED West Land District is Created From Project Lands of Western Land & Ir rigation Co. "Acknowledging the vote of the land owners Involved, the county court this morning formally signed the ordor creating the West Land Irrigation Dis trict out of Western Land & irriga tion project lands west of the Umatil la river in the west end of the coun ty. An abstract of the vote taken Saturday was filed showing 33 for ano 13 against the project. The organiz ers of the project proposed to take water from the Umatilla river below the Furnish dam, siphon It across nt the Bond Bros, ranch and convey it through a canal for several miles to the mouth of Alkali canyon where It is proposed to build a reservoir that will store up water for summer use. If the project carries out its plan', which will cost not less than t200.000, 1 Is estimated, there will be plenty o( water to Insure crops every ye.ir on this land. DR. G. E. VINCENT HEADS ROCKEFEIJ.ER FOUNDATION NEW YORK, Jan. 27. Dr. George E. Vincent, head of the University of Minnesota was elected president of the Rockefeller Foundation at the annual meeting here today. John D. Rocke feller, Jr., the former president, was elected to fill the newly created posi tion of chairman of the board of trustees. That's a loyal and natural feeling all mothers have, t Then make your desire an assurance by using "Mother's Friend." 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