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V.PAILY KAST -OREGONI AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 1917. EIGHT PAGES "WW. i.l 'll -- l L iifiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiiiiiniiiiMniiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiimiim! a 3 i f 1 I i si Smoked and Salt Fish Fresh Oysters Sealshipt Oysters, pint ' 50c Smoked Halibut, pound 30c Smoked Bloaters, 4 for 2Sc 'Smoked Kippered Salmon, lb. 25c Cod Fish Middles, pound 30c Cod Fish, 2 pound Brick 35c Mackerel, weight about 3 pounds, each 65c Small Mackerel, 2 for 25c Rollmops, 5 for 25c Norway Herring, 4 for 25c Pickled Herring, 5 for 25c Salt Salmon, pound - 20c Rhode Island Red Thoroughbred Eggs, setting $1.25 GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. quality- Two Phones, 28 823 Mam Si. i One- ItrVink In Court. Paul Wood? was given a S 10 or I ' days' sentence In police court thi ; morning for twins drunk. Gotr Meeting Tonlfrht. A meeting of the local golf club la to 1 held at the Commercial Asso ciation rooms at 7:30 this evening. ton. The federal court will open on the second vonday in April. Game Warden earning. State Game Warden Carl D. Shoemaker of Roseburg is expected to arrive in Pendleton Monday to confer with Deputy warden George Tonkin. lamnuiiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiiimiiiiHiiiiitniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiE Strlc-ken With Paralysis. Anton Beauwelinck, a Belgian liv ing in this city, was taken to St. An thony's hospital this morning for treatment. He is suffering from strokes of paralysis. Mvom- Suit riled. Alleging desertion, Martha Phillips today brought suit in the circuit court for a divorce from her husband Albert U Phillips. Her attorney is W. M. Peterson. Iiohs Was H5. The loss from the fire which de stroyed hams and bacon in the smoke house of the Cash Market yesterday morning has been placed at 185 by the adjusters. The loss wilt be shar ed by rive insurance companies. ' ; 1 Styles ft J That f I Have 'w'lv'' I I Style! MU I Every lady thinks of that every time when she stars out to find a dress, suit,, coat, waist or skirt. Isn't that a fact? Another fact: we have been more than successful in having, in all lines, the very "latest" out and that is why we are adding; more clerks to our-force. Do you catch the meaning? (In our "Down Stairs Store" you will find the best line of Pillows for the money that will ever be offered you.) MONOGRAM OIL DOES YOUR CAR RATTLE? It is a sure sign of undue wear. Two things will enable you to get the utmost wear from your car. One is a peri odical inspection. The other is correct lubrication. We are specialists in both. Let us adjust your car now, and save you costly repairs later on. We can supply you with the correct grade of Monogram Oil. Pendleton Auto Co. Distributors. Six Itor of Snow. That snow is now six feet deep on the ground at the sawmill above Wes ton is stated by 3. O. Hyatt, who Is here today from Weston. The depth of the snow la causing some concern to people lower down the mountain. Gets Hxptat Batteryraan. U. N. Niecolls. an expert battery. man and auto elect ricla, has been employed by the W, J. Burns Exide service) station and arrived here this morning from San Francisco to begin work. Red Cross Wants Rags. The Umatilla county chapter of the American Red Cross has issued a call for clean white rags, old sheets, nil low slips, spreads, pieces of linen cotton or Turkish towels. Pieces as small as a good1 sised handkerchief can be used. Anyone willing to givs is asked to leave the puckage at the county library. Gutti- Weather Forecasted. The following special stockmen s forecast was made last evening by the Portland weatntor office and dia tributed through this section by Su pervisor Cryder of the forest service. Rain or snow with slight tempera- ture changes and strong gusty winds Indicated for tonight and Wednesday probably Thursday." Humor of Kaiser's Death, A- widely circulated rumor to the effect that the German kaiser hAd bee assassinated -was afloat over the city last evening and many calls were received at the East Oregonlan office for confirmation or denial. The Bast Oregonlan telegraphed to Port land and received word that nothing was known of the report them It is said the report came over the O.-W. wfcea and was spread alt npjind down the line. fenr Morrow county. Sentiment in the west end of the county is strong for the road bonds, declared Carl Gilbert of Echo, who here today, tout ne states he has heard reports that, in case they are adopted. Morrow county will refuse to meet the stste In building the river road through that country. He states that west enders have no ob jection to a highway through Hepp ner to Pilot Rock being paved but do insist that Morrow county co-oi-erate in securing' also the river road. SuitlnH-nt in Maker Changing. That the sentiment in Baker coun ty la rapidly changing in favor of the bonding measure was the declaration of Highway Commissioner . W. I Thompson on his return this morn ing from Baker where yesterday he met the business men of the com munity. His session with them was really an all-day affair. Mr. Thomp son spoke pn road matters and J. V. Tallman. who accompanied him, on "Co-operation" at a luncheon at noon. Iuring the afternoon a dele gation of 4fl went over the bonding measure and post road legislation with him and in the evening another big meeting was held. Mmiiv of the people there had been misinformed, he said, and he believes they will rally to the support of the measure. (rand Army Man Dies. Kit Carson Post, G. A. R.. lost Its commander at an early hour this morning when Elbridge H. Thayer passed away at the home .of his daughter, Mrs. W. S. Bowlsby, 71! Aura street. The veteran was 85 years old and his death was due In part to his advanced age. Mr. Thay er had been a. resident of Pendleton for the past eight years and had many friends, particularly in, grand army circles. His body will be ship ped on Friday to David City. Nebras ka, where t wll lbe buried, by the side of Mrs. Thayer. Sny Weston Tor Bonds. That the community of Weston is lining up almost solidly behind the alx million road bonding measure i the word brought back to Pendleton by the representatives of the Eastern Oregon Highway Association who at tended a meeting of the Weston Com mercial Club last evening. Though the club had formally gone on record before as advocating the measure, a rising vote was taken at the meeting last evening and fully 90 per cent of the 150 or more men present stood up. according to the local men. Three going up from here included Presl dent D. H. Nelson, Secretary R. W. Ritner and Senator Frederick Stel- wer. Each was called upon to ex- plain something of the new road leg islation and of the bonding measure. Let Us Talk to You Just a Minute And see if we can convince you that what we say is the absolute truth. Are you aware that you have here in Pendleton a branch of the largest, most powerful and most pro gressive dry goods syndicate that there is today, and that branch.is called the Golden Rule, that we are one of the 125 busy stores of the J. C Penney Co., Inc., considered by every one all through the country in the 1 25 localities in which we are located, as being the best place to trade on account of our very reasonable prices and fair treat ment. That we have a prestige in the manufacturers that the one store merchant cannot obtain, and that by our large buying capacity, and for strictly cash, we can undersell every other store that comes .within our Srange. ' (.adieu- lilac Lisle Hose... S5c, and S for SI. 01 I-arilcx' mark Cotton Hose.. . I2'4 ISo, lo, 2 So . I.adh-H' lUack All Kllk Hose. Mc ladlrs' ltlark Fibre Hoot Hose . . ., SSo l.alle' Fancy Moot Silk Hose 4c .files' Out Size mark Hose ISo, ado Ladles' White IJsle Hose 25c Ladles' Out Sise White Hose 1 25c Ladles' White Foot Cotton Hone 25c YOC CAN DO BETTER AT J C Penney Co. nc. J Infants' Fibre Hllk Hose SSc Infants' Cashmere Hose s5c Infanta' BJark Cotton Hone, for SSo Children's Fine Ribbed Hose 15c, 25c Misses' Fne Ribbed Hose 15c, SSo Hoys' Heavy Ribbed Hose IBs Hoys' Double Hervloe Hose StW. Men's Lisle Hose, all eolor 5o Men's Cotton Hows all colors I2'4o, 15c WE LEAD. OTHRR8 FOLLOW BOXING CARD IS GOOD EXHIBITIOH PTVK FAST BOUTS OTAOKD IX 1H SIVHKH MEN'S ATHIvRTIC CIfB IjAST NIGHT. Th boxing game was reintroduced in Pendleton last evening when five fast bouts were staged by the Busi ness Men i Athletic Club in the gym nasium back of the commercial club rooms. A fair slued audience wit nessed the card and seemingly ap proved of It. All of the bouts were of six rounds and were refered by Charles Jost. . The boxing program opened with couple of 110 pounders. Young Sloan and Young Willis. The latter won, the decision on agrerfvene. Though the smaller he was the more clever and carried the fight to hi rangy opponent throughout. The bout proved one of the most popular of the evening. Meyers and Miller, colored, put on the second bout at IIS pounds X? started as a slapping match but be- fore the end came Meyers was land ing hard on the colored boy and had him wobbly. However, he larked the steam to win a decision and the ref eree called the match & draw. The third match brought Into the ring heavier and more finished box era, Ray McCarroil and "Baker" Gunn. 165 pounders. They mixed it lively after the first two rounds, both showing considerable skill with tfie Wielded mitts. No decision was giv en. The banner bout of the evening was between Pasco, colored, of Pen- dlotyn. and Andy Jensen of Walla Walla at 140 pounds. The shifty col ored boy met his match In the clean cut young mittman of the Garden City. He carried, a good defense and and a quick, choppy blow that often found Its mark. He had a longer reach than Pasco and thus had the advantage. However, the colored boy waded into him often, regardless of the mall ops he stopped, and threw the crowd into much glee by hi grimaces, snorts and broad grins. The referee called the bout a dravg The closing number was a six round go between Jack Carpenter, old time fighter, who is soon to meet Farmer Burns at Echo, and Earl Newqulst. who Is Just breaking into the professional game and who went in as a substitute last night. Car penter. though outweighed, had the advantage of knowledge of the game and ring experience and he easily outpointed Newqulst. Tn the final round he beat a rapid tatoo on Now quint's head and body with rights and lefts. 4M MM WHOLE WHEAT RND El MOLTED BRRLEV M ARE MADE INTO t J j mm wm u urape-Hiits n M " M 12 rv n Kii nil (1 ti BV n SKILFUL BUNDINC PROCESS THfrS HfMTH IN OftAPf-NUTS r.0TIIR& DO THIS When the Children Cough, Rub s Musterole on Throats and Cheats Ha leltinir how toon the svmDtomsrnay develop into croup, or worse. And then s when you're glad you have a jar of Mus terole at nana .to give prompt, sure re lief. It docs not blister. A first aid and a certain remedy. Musterole is excellent Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too. Re llrvM .ore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis. croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head- acne, COngCStlOn, JMCUrisjr, iiicuiimumii, ttimharn. nains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). W10 The best in town Thoroughly dry Bound Cascade red fir. Car load just received ; get in your order early. ALFALFA Long, Chopped or Baled The best quality only. Also a few tons of prime wheat hay in stack on McKay Creek. Dlydonsfoin & Go. CHOP MILL W. Alt, Phone. 351. TOWN OFFICE 117 C Court, Phono 35 lI.K Km 11 W KM, Optometrist and OpUiiaa 'I lasses around anil fitted. 11 years experience. Amertcan National Bank Building. Psndleton WsUMrsMw rase Is Set. The case brouaht t- J'ruh OraMne aK4im her nair-brothers. It. Ifc and H I. Watts of A'h'sa. to- hr ' certain derns set snide will l tried i in this city. This was determine 1 ! ymterda- st a hesrlnr in Portland kHinsel for plaintiff sourht to hve ! th case tried In Portland The dnte ! set Is the se-rnd day of th sprlnr term of the federsl court in Pendle- fcit4rr cliejesr. Try our cott se ches. Will make It fresh every dsr. For sale at Feo pli Warehouse, afllns Grocery and John Unri Oroeery. (Adv., PE.NOl-BTO! CRRAMKRT. 2 SINGLE or double breaster? Half or all around belt? Plain patch or pleated patch pocketi? If any of these questions about that new suit is bothering you, come here and de cide. Just now we -can please you to the most minute detail In Bond Clothes S15 to K3S Our haberdashery stock is now complete hats shirts, hose, ties, etc. 17 liirstnrtc for For ssl 1200. snd 7 ear "Midi RamoouWe ewes. Itmlt In fend I A Wsrlsa. Near Kun'Wlrk. Vaeh ' A CmUm Bros.. North Taalma. Wrsh. J J Waked Flssl Kale. ; Th Fredda Heerua Kel tin', will ; V. hold a cooked food snle at )rv ' Bros.. Msturdar, March 14 A-lv. j Bond Bros. Mew's Coaa4re Oatfturra Prwdlefow'a lyraftfBf; CV1 Biters. ti i .2 r4 K ST 1 2 The World's Greatest Motor Car Valine Note these ftpec.ficatuMis Kniclnt Four-cylinder; unit trnmlMlon bolted to engine; d tuchahi. head. Crank ahaft of exceptional six and t rim nth and ftt tnd with larKo bearinKa. Cam shaft and cams drop forged Integrally from solid bar of steel. Ignition Atwater Kent System. Cooling Tubular radiator and fan. Themo-s nhon system with larKe Inlet and outlet connections. Lubrication H plash system with ponlttve oil pump, delivering- oil direct to front and rear main bearings and maintaining constant level In splash pan. Carburetor Special atomiser type; daah adjustment to suit start ing and running in any climate. Gasoline -Tank Located under dmah cowl, making short and mbeo liite feed to carburetor. Positive feeding qualities, even on steepest grades. Clutch Faced with multt-bestoa lining; clutch runs In oil and takes hold smoothly and without grabbing. Itrakes IX Inch, affording positive control. Transmission Main transmission shaft has Hyatt roller bearing. Jackshaft has phosphor bronse bushing; gears are nickel steel, heat treated. Hteerlng 16-inch steering wheel; irreversible worm steering gear, adjustable; ball thrust on both ends of worm; steering wheel shaft and spark throttle control rods enclosed in steering column which Is rigidly held to Instrument board; steering drag link Is athwart oar and absorbs shock from wheels. Control Qear shift lever In centeT of driving compartment and operated at right of driver; spark and throttle controls operated on quadrant underneath steering wheel. Throttle also operated by foot accelerator. Instrument Hoard Carburetor adjustment, speedometer, light and Ignition switch, 'battery regulator switch, ammeter, dash light and gasoline gauge are carried on this board within nlftfH and easy reach of the driver. Light and Ignition switch, ammeter, fuse box and battery regulator contained In metal housing called the electrical con trol unit, which can be easily removed for Inspection or adjustment. Wheel Fase 103 Inches. Tire 30-in. x Jft-ln. all around; anti-skid tires, In rear. Wheols Artillery type of best grade hickory; 12 spokes In both front and rear wheels; equipped with demountable rims. Rear Axle J-4-floatirg type, five Hyatt bearings; axle shafts of tiirkel steel; gear ratio 1.6S to 1. Front Axle Prop forged I-beam section, extra long wheel hub. i 'inning on bull bearings. ' Springs Front, semi-elliptic, 33 Inches long. 1 3-4 Inches wlrl, fixed In front, shackled at rear. Hear, 3-4 elliptic: lower half 44 Inches long. Frame Pressed steel with three cross members. Frame Is taper ed from 32 7-14 Inches at rear to 3s Inches at front. Insuring that the I.hJ- rftts solidly Us complete length. . Fendere Crown fn1ers, fully enclosed at front and rear between wheel and bndv. And the price TOURING CAS $725 ROADSTER $710 f. o. b. Pendleton. Cars here for immediate delivery. Let us demonstrate to" you Oregon Motor Garage, Inc. JT. IIS. 121 113 W. Court Ht. Irirphooe 4M