jDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1917.
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COUNTRY
MEAT....
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Direct from the Country Yesterday. Order early
only limited upply in stock.
Country Butter, roll 75c
Pure Sweet Clean Chocolate in bulk, 2 lbs.... 45c
Cotosuet, Fine for Cooking, pail , T5e
Anchovies in bulk, pound 30c
Anchovies, per pail $1.50
Bamboo Knives and Forks, set .'. 5c
Ask to see them.
Macaroni in Bulk, 3 pounds . 25c
Mince Meat in Bulk, 2 lbs. 25c
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY
Two Phones 28
823 Maia St.
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To Rulld i.wrwKt.
Mrs. Spike haw taken out it permit
to build a KaraR ui her home, 305
Kast Alta utrewt.
Ituys New Butck.
Uuy Wyrick, well known farmffMfr
hfcs purchased a L4& Bulck of the
Oregon Motor Garage.
lreM (iuard Ih Charged
I K Uren forest guard at Look
out Mountain, has been charged in
l complaint filed by Leputy Game
burden Tonkin with hunting deer out
of season. Green has been telephoned
to make an appearance ii court aa
soon as possible.
False Alarm Turned In.
Iast evening shortly before 8
o'clock some unkown person turnei
in an alarm of fire , from the box at
the. corner of Kast Webb and Col-
lege. When the firetruck reached
there, there was neither evidence of
fire or of the person who pulled the
box.
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Again We Speak
of
Coats
Suits
Dresses
Skirts
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It matters not what you may need
in this line, you will be pleased, better
pleased, if you will look here before
you make your selection. We invite
comparisons. We have been "com
pared" over since coming- to Pendle
ton and the result is, we are growing
and we are building up a big trade,
and why?
That "Down Stairs Store U the place
to buy Bedding1, such as Quilts. Blank
ets, Pillows, Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Attended 14stjrit convention.
R. F. Kirkpatrick. Henry J. Taylor
and I K Wickland of this city and
W. T. Reeves of Stanfield. returned
to Pendleton yesterday after attend
ing the district convention of Odd
Fellows at Dayton. Wash., on Tues
day. They drove over in the Taylor
car. The district consists of the
counties of Garfield. Columbia and
Walla Walla.
Ship hee to Looking ftlasa.
r. L. Johnson, prominent Pendle
ton sheepman. parsed through the
city this morning with, 11 carloads of
ewes and lambs bound for the Look
ing Glass range where he will grand
the band this summer. Mr. Johnson
reports very cold weather the past
few days in Pendleton but preceding
that he says they have had a pleasant
spring, and at times it has been real
warm. He states that the bunch
grass has all dried up in that com
munity. 'la Grande Observer,
fie oonR-estion. Practically all rail
roads are , now giving preference to
overnmen .orders, with foodstuffs
for men a ad animals getting second
recognition and the balance of traf
fic being taken care of afterwards.
Wells is Transferred.
K. Ia Wells, immigration Inspector
formerly at Walla Walla, and well
k no wn here, has been transferred
from Port Townsend to Eagle, a
point on the Cadadian-Alaskan boun
dary. ,
Attachment Suit Filed.
Suit has been brought -by H. F.
Peters against Jerry St. Dennis for
judgment on three alleged assigned
claims, one for $303.15, one for
95.B0 and one for $138.81. ' Kuley A
Ualey are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Paseant Called Off.
upt. A. T. Park this morning an
nounced that on account of the rainy
weather thft school pageant at
Round-Up park; scheduled for this'
afternoon had been postponed until
tomorrow afternoon.
Convention Starts Friday.
Several hundred Sabbath school
workers from all parts of Oregon will
be here tomorrow for attendance at
the state and county Sunday school
conventions to be held here. The
main sessions are to be held at the
Christian church with sectional meet
ings in other churches of the city.
Appropriate entertainment is being
provided for the visitors.
Would Help RoiNi iHNiie.
A general statement has been sent
all agents and superintendents of the
Union Pacific system, urging upon
officials and employes the duty of
subscribing- to the war bonds. The
company offers to make such sub
scriptions for employes, deduct the
purchase prices In monthly payments
from salaries, charging the govern
ment rate of three and a half per
cent interest.
Requisition I (Granted.
District Attorney R. I. Keator this
morning received word that Gover
nor Iister of Washington has granted
his requisition to bring back Karl
Bupir from that stte to stand trial
in this county on a statutory charge.
Bugg formerly lived at Stanfieldand
is one of those implicated in the
charges made by a young girl of that
town. Pugg was twica arrested, once
at North Yakima and once at Sunny
side, but both times secured his lib
erty through habeas corpus proceedings.
THE HOST EXCLUSIVE
LINE OF MOTOR CARS
In Pendleton
FRANKLIN
COLE
REO
MARMON
REPUBLIC
Pa vine Bid Accepted.
The bids of the Warren Construc
tion Co. for paving Madison and Wil
low streets were accepted last even
ing1 and contracts authorized. The
first resolution proposing' the paving
of Perkins avenue was adopted at the
meeting last evening. It is under
stood a remonstrance is being circu
lated against this proposed improve
ment. An ordinance was passed last
evening authorizing the street com
mittee to enter into a contract with
K. C. Day for building1 a sewer ex.
ension. The fire committee reported
favorably upon the petition for a fire
alarm box at the corner of Washing
ton and Blaine. ,
Traffic Men Promote Efficiency.
Waldo G. Paine, vice-president and
traffic manager of the Spokane & In
land Fmpire ltailroad Co.. O. M.
Morten bo n. traveling freight and pas
senger agent of the 8. P. & 8., and
G. D. Thomas, contracting freight
agent of the C. B. Q are in Pen
dleton today on a trip they are mak
ing In the intertut of efficiency. They
are doing all they can to promote
the quick loading and unloading of
cars with a view to relieving the traf-
Firwt Cult to Meet.
Dan P. Smythe. drillmaster of the
first unit, has called a special meet
ing of the organization for this eve
ning at -7:30 In the city hall for the
discussion of a matter of importance
and requests a full attendance. Re
cituae of the commencement exercis
es tomorrow evenine, the drill for to
morrow night has been suspended
Instead the company will drill Sun
day morning at Round -T'p Park.
Buys Farm Foe Son.
Assessor C. P. Strain recently pur
chased 160 acres of bottom land near
Cambridge, Idaho, and has placed
his son. Clayton Strain, in charge of
it. His son has been taking post
graduate work at Cornell and was en
route to San Francisco to test butter
for the government when his father's
telegram Intercepted him. Part of
the land ia in alfalfa and part in
grain. The consideration is said to
have been 112.000.
The Prices on Otir Staple Merchandise;
Arc Mill nlthin the law of rramn. " The market Is mixing almost every day " Muslins. Kin-cling, inilow
rases, HirVHd, Callcoe. Ginghams Mid IHrnltv and II surely la-liuoves all who need uuyttitiig In the
itnmcnllc lint- to lay In a supply at tin- prices quoted below. We know each year about how much of
Iho staple articles our 175 storm will nit-d. then-fore we place a blunkel 'order for thai amount. Wo
benefit by thin. Inasmuch a we guin roiicestfloiitt and dlwcowitK that the -nuill uierehant who Imijm from,
hand to mouth eanuot obtain, , . L . " - .. ; ,
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Hope Muslin, yard .
A Uood Quality Muxltn, yard .......
Ilerkeley HO Cambric yard .........
Hrrkcley I no Cambric, yard ........
leperotl KheetlnK. B-4. yard .......
Iequot ShcctlnK. yard ........
FVtxoroft Hheetlng, - t. yard Slo
Pillow TuMnic, 43 lorh.-j-ard I Ho. 33c
Hemmed Sheet, each. . ISO, 6Sc. 8c.
Pillow CaHca, each IOC, 13c, 15c, lc
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Turkish Towels, eiu-h. ...... KK!, iiViC 80c, SBo
Huck Towels. 9 for ., SHo
rush TowelloK. yd l-lc, 8 I -Sc. lOu, laUjo, lac
Huck TowellnK, yard luc 13)40. lite, I He
A Ijwue Selection of iniiliams, yd. lOu, Ui'jC, Iflc
ark and LUfht PercalcM, yard.. 10c. 1 3 He, I So
Cretonne, yard lil'aC, l5o
Sllkollm-s. plain and fancies, yard ISo
tiray and Indigo 'alleoea, yard 7c
Black and Colored Wateen. yard ............ 24c
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riiBKles. Shelby Alloway, Carlton Ui
Dow. Jacob Knauii. NH Rosert. Ixu
Rhelnhart, Earl Nlelaon, Byron Ehr
art, Kdmund Khetnhart. Donald
Hoduson and Vern Hitle.
Seeklne For Son.
Sheriff T. D. Taylor has received a
request fro mthe Pinkertons to assist
him in locating Reginald Howell
who is supposed to have worked In
harvest near Pendleton in 1914. His
mother in RirminKham, Knaland. to
trylnff to locate him.
Information Axalnst Means
A formal complaint chanting J. R.
'Means with rape was filed in the
Justice court this afternoon. v . H.
Hall was the complaining witness and
District Attorney It, 1. Keator made
out the complaint. It Is expected
that Means will file a complaint
asninst Hall churning him with assault.
Contract for Home 1ct.
Koeppcn Rrns.. general contractors
of Portland, were this morning
awarded the contract for constructing
the SL'a.OOO home of lowell Roger
on North -Main street. Phelps & m
were awarded the contract for thf
plumbing, heutinsr, gas fixtures and
vacuum cleaner apparatus ana J. 1
Vaughnn was awarded the contract
for wiring,'
Invocation Reverend Oornall
Valse Mrillante Chopin
Alta Mentzer
Salutatory Oration Hasel Strain
Joys of Spring A. Glebel
Quartette
Commencement Address
Doctor H. D. Sheldon
Uevesfreud FYits Keialer
' Margaret Phelps
Valedictory ........ Dewey Oervals
Read by Ida Wells
Presentation of Lantern Cup....
. Principal Drill
Presentation of Diplomas . . . . .
Principal Drill
Feng ......... Goodbye, tfweet Day
Jane Murphy
Penedictlon. 1 Reverend H. H. Hubbell
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SEED POTATOES
Choice Quality
ASKS YOI.rXTKKHS TO
.KMX FRKXCH AILMY
DAI.K ROTHWEI.Ij
Optometrist and Optician
Glasses ground
and fitted, lenses
duplicated.
American National Bank Buildtns;.
Pendleton.
Pitchfork Through Ix-g.
.Oeorge Strand. Vansycle farmer
and former deputy sheriff, is tempor
arily a cripple as a result of an ac
cident yesterday afternoon. He had
thrown a pitchfork In the bottom of
a hack and was driving along when
the handle or the fork got caught in
a wheel, forcing the tines against hi
leg. One tine passed clear through
his leg and pinioned him to the hack.
He came to Pendleton for medical
assistance.
NKW YORK. May 14. General
I'etaln. pew commander of the
FYench armies, appeals for American
volunt'-ers to go abroad Immediately
in an Interview with Whitney Warrei.
ted architect, published by th-'
New York Times.
'These volunteers will be first or
ganised with the French units, but
still rewpc-ctlng the autonomy ot
America," petaln said.
"It's understood it's a moral ne
cessity that they . fitht under their
own flag, but there is also the neces
sity for a period of transition, or In
struction, when quicker and bette.
results could be obtained by the above
methods.-
Petaln shows the volunteer units
will later be used, as skeleton organr
izatinns of bigger American armies
He expressed confidence In America's
ability for the "Herculean" effort of
raising and equipping a big army for
selective service. He said this huge
army must be trained both at home
and behind the lines.
Another Jaunt for Scouts.
The Pendleton Boy Scouts have an
other weekend jaunt planned. On
Saturday, led by Scout Master Tubbs.
they will hike up McKay creek past
the county hospital and pitch camp,
remaining there Saturday night.
Sunday and Sunday night. There are
now about 4 0 members or the orga- j
nizacion ana uifj n re .rr, Kiiiiitim
astlc. Last evening 1 of their num
ber took down and stacked the 1000 I
chairs in the Happy Canyon pavilion
in 40 minutes. Those participating in Wants
this feat were Lloyd McOee. Carl
Thompson, Raymond Cox. Burl Still
well, Lou Blydensteln, Bob McOee.
Glen Morton, Fred Rohrman. Fred
I'OH'NTAHY CK-NHOItSHir WILL
UK GIVEN A FAIlt TRIAt
WASHINGTON. May 17. It Is
learned that whether the administra
tion presses for a censorship law de
pends upon the conduct of voluntary
censorship during the next few weeks.
It is explained by administration of
ficials that the original purpose of the
, Gregory bill was to curb a few Iso
I lated papers ignoring the censorship
Iself Imposed by other newspapers.
The house ana senate rnnierrm
I the espionage bill begin work tomor
row.
PMK-ei IW.Jc.tlon
Repudiated by llrltlan
LONDON. May 1 Philip Snow
don a radical socialists and peace
) advocate. Imoassionatelv pleaded In
ithe house' of commons for Englan.l
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note rejecting Germany's peace offer.
BILLY'S BRAN-NEW
PHILOSOPHY
PEN OLE TON
AUTO COMPANY
I Tu unwntttn law of hu$kts$
I flake (jog J or flake Rem
To Make Good
You muut have Pep. now-a-days.
It ts th blKt modern
word, and w bottle the pep
pieM of Modern Drink.
BRAN-NEW
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GINGER ALE
SARSAPARILLA
VANILLA
CREME
They mirely put the pep In It't
proper place your yatem.
Hold by R.-rulnr
Regular Fellows,
Bottled by the
Win. Itali Boffins Co.
Pendleton
Oregon
1 GLASS DAY PROGRAM
IS WELL ATTENDED
Hmh 8Ihmi1 Auditorium
C imnnrmrnM'nt Kerrten
row at ft O'clock: r.
,Kirkcr.
Crowded;
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Khcidoa,
PHONE 178
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The best stork ranch in Kastern Oregon, with all the equip-
S ment, all fenced, good buildings, orchards, telephone and dally
S mail, can be bought for Is.&O per ncre, on easy terms. The cat-
tie and horses can be bought at range prices.
(0 acres. In tp. 3 X.. K. 31. 4C In grain. 1-4 of crop goes with s
2 it delivered in warehouse. Price $4S per acre. s
31 acrns grain land, hair In crop, close to town and railroad.
Price including crop. 340 per acre.
S 40 acres, half in wheat, good Improvements, plenty of wa- SS
ter. Price including crop. 337.60 per acre. S
1835 acres. 10A0 in grain, good improvements. 3 mile haul s
S warehouse. Price 345 per acre including crop.
f have 40 or 60 residence rroperty in Pendleton for sale.
2 Some of them are mighty good bargains. S
Come in and talk it over. '
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A large number of parents attend
ed the class day exercises of the
ijhi:h school graduating class yeater
Hjday afternoon in the school auditori
um. 1 ne stuuenui WRinr iniiT
Lucille llaer. clasa president. lr:ice
itugg. Nola fhlldreth. Kmrald Oreen
uwald. Hlerllng Patterson. Harold
Casey, who gave the Junior class re
sponse, Flela Hall and Ardls Calll
son. The commencement exercises. Kill
be held tomorrow evening at
o'clock in the auditorium. Ioctor H.
D. Sheldon, head of the department
of education at the Cniveralty of Ore
gon, will give the class addrena. Four
scholarships and the Lantern cup
will be awarded tj members of the
class selected as mt.rthy by the fe-i-ll.v.
The program f,,lt'"
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Than Anjr Other Company.
BUICK is built better, perform better,
costs less for upkeep and the large line
of parts carried by this garajre enable
you to receive uninterrupted ervke
from your BUICK.
Can now here.
Oregon Motor Garage
Incorporated.
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