East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 13, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textf PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. 1917. EIGHT PAGES Qooooooooooooeooeooooooooo o o o o o o o o o o o r Cream Salad Mustard To make delicious Salad Dressing use 2 tablespoonsful FRENCHE'S CREAM SALAD MUSTARD, 2 tablespoonsful Sweet Cream, Vt teaspoonful Sugar; mix thoroughly. SPECIAL 2 LARGE BOTTLES 25c Tanglefoot Fly Swatters Sturfed Green Peppers, Rollmops. Blue Hill Cheese, Chase & Sanborn's Coffee, Sheboygan Ginger Ale, Grape Juice, Appleju, Loganberry Juice. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. "QUALITY" Two Phones 28 823 Main St. o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o o o Jixteti ihSs to IorUaiid. t mutton fur a Suu rram iHco firm and Circuit Judtce G. V, Phelps will recently came over ttie mountains leave tomorrow for Portland where ' from John Day. In March he drove he is to assist In holding court there during the next few weeks. Kstate 1m Appraised. U C. Scharpf, II. G. Casteel and C. A. Oooper, appraisers of the es tate of the late Anna M. cummins, have filed their report estimating the property to be worth 9974 45. a car over the Sisklyous which whs the first car over this year, ire be lieves he wit lbe able to get to l.i Urande and will write back the con dition of the roads. To l.iirlil (.Jirajtft Moses Taylor has taken out a per mit to huihi a (carafe and staMe at 2211 liailroMii street at a cost of $500. The o -W. H. & N. has taken out a permit to erect two tent hous es on its ri;ht of way to house an extra section Rang. KrftlHtered Men Pouted. Sheriff Taylor and Clerk Frown have completed making a list of the men in k'nmtillu county who regis tered on War Census Day and u copy of the list has been posted in the ridors of the court house. rir- KtMinotly still lit Iuil. i William Kennedy, who pht i son Monday near Honulston. is j being held in the county jail. i complaint has yet heen filed ag; hi" still No in.-;! He. ins Hun ot Aimed. him and it is not known whether his The Red Cross headquarters open- j 'n.i will prosecute him. The wound ed in the old specialty grocery stand i ed son is getting along In fine man is for the campaign committee only ner and his recovery is expected to and not for the mem Iters of the oi-jhe speedy. sranization who are making supplier The sewing- machines will still he kept in the headquarters room in the federal building. ( Prosperity Listen to Us Word from our New York executive officer informs us that the J. C. Penney Co. is gaining by bounds and leaps. Every day sees an immense increase in business over the same day last year. The TWELVE MILLION DOLLAR mark set for this year will be far outdistanced at the present rale of progress. There is a reason for this. Come in and let us explain, we are overflowing with enthusiasm at all times. We are getting the trade of the masses throughout the United States. Fancy IMro Silk How Painty Hoot Rlllc Host l'uro Silk White and Mack Hose All Vhll Fibre How All White IJwIe How All Mlilte Cotton IIOHO, 1 for All Wlute lau Issle Plain lllark I4slc Honr Ilain Blark Cotton How ' . . "He . . ItX' . . HV . . 4HT, . . 2.1c . . SAr . . 2: . a.v !.KJ 'A YOV CAN l0 RKTTF.K I. I". Coats Croi'lH-t Thread id" I. I. touts Scwtnic Tlin-ud 4a fortlrrili Mcwlnir Kllk He 1-adtc' Handkerchief, to. 3 for ftc. .V S for 2.o TiirklHh Towels ,. nw, lao Curtain Scrims, yard Ilk- lo am. Turkish Toweling, yard a:U' lliM-k Towelln. yard ilk to it Wtilto Came, yard ... m 1-:ic WE I.KAD jtf THE GOLDEN RULE J oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Will the Old Days Return? .Neier. in 40 yearn, hate women taken more Pennine pleasure in iMiyin shoo. Beautiful Mwtcs, Short Skirts and the juTomNtn In ap ptkarmv of otithfnliMaM lutve won tin appro val1 of tin- gentlt-r e. Women hate always -ought Im-s ut i ful Halt. .im. th-y buy beau tiful Shore and with the same dWight. W ill ihr -thoe oiis.ne jen hack to the old, jmlial day of wsiy Kt.vlc. heaty leathers, ill fitting and hreakinic In." No! Again, o: We shall continue to buy Iteautlful Shoe-. mft, flexible and elegant sIkcs and will aJ- way fit your feet with the create rare. Ka sImics. Haopv IteauUful Shoe-.. Kadiant franr. May we lxrw ou our shoe.? 111 oo DO oo oo ca S3 DQ oo I oo CQ oo II oo an oo 4 Tbal I where Ihe "Ihmn Stair More- lr. OO OO ca on o oo MARMON Individuality Comfort Power Speed We have these cars in stock right here. We show you you'll take one-delivery right now- PENDLETON AUTO COMPANY "Cars of Merit" lcth at State Hospital. KoHcoe M. Kirkpatrlck, 33. die 1 this moriMnjf at the Kastern Oregon State HKpitai and the- IxxtV i be1n prepared for shipnieia t Hxd Rivef from whii-b place he waa committed two years ao. Deceased was the son of K. Kirkpatrlck of Hood lul tine I rMav INlis-- The flae poles f-r t'oiirt street are teing put in place this afternoon. There are ix of the pules, one for each intersection from Main to Vin cent inclusive. The poles are 30 feet above the Kround and topped with a gilded ball. Flans will be flown from all every day. The Court street busi ness men subscribed the money for putting up the polef. River. O. O. Tie vns a member of the I. Time I.lmit for Petition. The school board has fixed tomor row eveninir at 5 o'clock as the time limit for the filing of petitions nom inating candidates for director of the school district. There Is no law, so far as the schoot authorities can find fixing1 a time limit but some time mupt be fixed in order to give the board an opportunity to prnt the ballots. J Farmer Kiictl for IMvorcc. t I ley Winn, well known farmer wh i worth $2i0. 000 according to the I alleguions in the complaint, was yes terday afternoon sued for a divorce by his wile. Delia Will. She asks for half the real property and a liberal allowance for the support of herself and their four children. Cruel and inhuman treatment is her alleged Krotinds. The have be-n married about 13 years. Haley & Haley and K. J. Warner are attorm s for th plaintiff. Ileiiete ling Had Itabios. E. J. Dresser. a Cabbage Hill rancher, yesterday sent the head of one of his hog to Dr. David X. Ro berg, state health officer; for exam ination. He believes the animal ex hibited symptoms of rabies before It died and he Is ufraid that his other hogs are infected. A report is ex pected by tomorrow. WELL KNOWN ATHENA FARMER PASSES AWAY William lliirrioii Wood Die at St. ' Anthony's llftspltal Yesterday Af ternoon of Appendicitis, coust eit ies must subserilte ne.u !y twenty eight milion dollnrs to the lib erty bomls before Friday noon, if Whey expeet to complete the o,uot as signed them. In oiuht of the largest rnam citte-. I the aguregate nllottment of bonds a hundred anil five million two hun dred sixty thousand There Is alrcHdv subscribed seventy Ht-ven million .x hundred and m-vcniv six. I'ortlmid i the I'anuer rltv, evceedlnK Hs alli-'t-mene ! netirly wven h undnd rnd fifty thousand. ' Trapfteix Are Quitting. i'ecause of the rapid advance of wages in other lins of work, a good many of the government trappers are quitting their jobs. K. F. Aver ill, district inspector ror the biolog ical survey, left last night for the Willamette valley, to replace several trappera who had resigned to accept more remunerative employment. In some places as high as $100 a month and expenses are being paid for sheep herders. It inch am Spring Open Sunday. rinvham Springs will fortnally open for the summer season on next Hun day, according to W. W. Horh. pro prittor. who is down today. On Sat urday niuhtof this week he will give la big dunce In the old pavilion which ' has been remodeled ami where nil dances are -to be given this year. The . roads are in fair condition and t he fishing is excellent, he reports.. The 'hotel ii nil annex have been remodeled new dressing rooms have been built William Harrison Wood. a well known farmer of Athena, died yester- 1 day afternoon about 4 o'clock at St. Anthony's hospital of appendicitis. The body will be taken to Athena where the funeral is to be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter ment iwll hi- m.ide in the Weston cemetery. Deceased was 5i yenrs old. having ' been born in Sullivan county, ills- I souri. Nov. 11. lx0. He had leen n i resident of this county for the past j j 4t years. His farm was loeated be- jtween Athena and Weston. Durinu j the past year he had mUde his home j in the town of Athena. He ban never married but Is sur fvived by two brother anil four sisters as follows: Jame and Otto Wood of j Athena. Mrs. Alf Johnson of Walla I Walla, Mrs. Daisy Stanton and Mrs. j Fannie McFurland of Athena and Mrs. I I.i.zie 1'utton of this city. VANCOUVER STREET CAR LINES ARE TIED UP BY STRIKE OF CONDUCTORS at the pool and five new eottatfe: been built. Mr. Ht.ch expects season despite its lateness. have a biK FOOD BILL IS DOUBLED FOR STATE WARDS VA.VlHifVKIt. June 13. A Strike of street railway conductors and mo tormen. this morning tied up nil line in Vancouver. Nort h Vancouver and New Westminster The company made ,in effort to take the cars from the barns i EARTHQUAKE, PROBABLY IN ALASKA, RECORDED AMju4imlit Suit tlk-fl. An nllin-hnifnt suit with V. K. Tavlor of Athena an plaintiff and P. mine na prm-iuiuy u.v. - CLKVKIJIN1). Juno 13. Thrr. were e.irthquakeM, poibly In Aluik.t. lfLU.se of Ihe ailvanced prices for jthis morning. There were 45 regular foodstuffs the cost of irroceriea for shoi k. accordinic to a report rrom lh". Kastern Oregon Stute Hoopitnl Father Odenhafh. in charse of the and for the other insttiutions of thu "elsmograph at St. lunation. . Imcoh of Weston as defendant was filed in the circuit court today. Plaintiff is assignee for claims ag gregating 300 and Interest by the First National Bank of Vale. $1000 and interest ly the First National Rank of Athena, $433.08 by the Mer cantile . and ir..0S by 1. I. O--lfarra. Homer I. Watts Is attorney for plaintiff. iner prices. This was disclosed when I ner n woman rearnes me ug. the state board secured new contracts J 40 it Is Im possible to convince I for supplies a few days ago. that the good all die young. in. McNary has not completed his I calculations as to what the additional NOTIfK TO CONTItTOIt.S. of O. A. C. Poultry Experiments show that Meat Scraps and Soy Bean Meal make a better egg ration than wheat and are actually cheaper at present. Now is the Time To feed your hens well to fret results the cominf Winter when egrtrs will be high Blydonsto.il & Co. Phone 351. m lluiillil mum Will Try to r. Mrs. Z. W. Johnson of San Francisco, who has been visiting his cousin. Walter Hose, since Saturday, experts to leave this afternoon or tomor row In his Ford "bug- In an ntt'-mnt to cross the lllue mountains to I..4 flranile. Tie is securing road Infor- KAI.R KOTHWI I.I. OplonietrlM and Omlciaa cost will be at the institution but thn increases will be similar o those at Salem where Dr. U. E I.. Steiner es timates the cost of foodstuffs for the year wil lbe flO.OWO more than for last year. Flour contracted for the Institu tion here last year at 14 20 Is now contracted at 7.3r. and the new bid is $11 per barrel. :eans formerly purchased by the state at from four to five cents a pound now cost II and . 12 cents. Siigar is 50 per cent higher thfm for merly and the same Is true of most all other staple foods. ' Stall nia. I s. .o liiasse ground and fitted, lenses duplicated. . American National Bank Rutldlng Pendleton. VRKKFIj HAMS AMI HIVKS DIVKIt AMKIUCAX POUT, June 13. Ail Amnriimi HnT arriving to day renoruti she mink a tier man submarine by ramming It while en routn to the (."mini State from KAlropc. IIIIIIHHHIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllltllHIIU 1 BILLY'S BRAN-NEW I PHILOSOPHY mm, m. - i r - -j t BRAN-NEW Clrara dusty brains and puU you on frdc for a bia- daa work. S UK 1 1 KCOM M-KN D The Irinkn with the Pep. lllla Count). Onvun. Sealed oidM fur the cniiHtructiiui ol ten (10i mlh'H of pavement, tu L laid on old macadam road, beKinninrf ut iVndletin and runoinx nurthea-tt toward Walla Walla, on the Colum 1 3 Ijiu Highway In I'niatilla County. ; trearon. will be received the Htate j 5 HiKhway I'onimiHMion of the Htate of j OreKon. at the (,'oiirt Hmim-, m th ; office ut the County Court of l.'m- 1 S tilla County, TenHleton, Oregon, - 11 o'cliK-k, 2!th day of JutiM, mi7. St bid will be considered uuli;H6 accompanied by canh. bldier's bond or certified check for an amount etjual to at leiint (5 ler cent of the total amount of the bid. A corporate surety bond will be required for the faithful performance of the contract In a num. equal to one half the total amount of the bid. Tropoeal blanks and full informa tion for bidders may be obtained at the of rice of the Htate Highway Com. mitttfion and the mate Hifthway Engi neer In t he Htate H o use, at Sale m, Oregon. Plans and specifications and forms of contract may be seen at the same place or may be obtained upon the deposit of $5.60. The fijrht Is reserved to reject any or all proposal or to accept the pro posal or proposals deemed bent for the State of Oregon. STATU HIOHWAV CTlfMJOW. S. 1 ten Hon, Chairman; V. K Thorn p. xon. Commlseioner; , K. J. Adams, Commissioner. , Attent: -'--.A Herbert Nunn, Ht:ite HiKhnav Kn X: irineer. Hi Salem, re;nn. June 1917. -'i9 111 IT w m jBl BRAN-NEW ROOT BEER GINGER ALE SARSAPARILLA VANILLA CREME Just pour some Into your sys tem. I'cp In every bubble. 2 1 i-KMH.i-rrov nnsT S ITV !' OltKliON continued from Page 1.) j Vor?- district contributions totaled HI seven hundred and forty two mllll'-n. Hit n increase ttt nearly a hundred ml' H ' H''ii lnee yesterdny. Three hund'-ed I and fifty four million must be su "cril'ed by Friday. -Sometimes when WlO. ROCSCll BOfflOJ CO. f yoivwant to aneeze, its just because ouV Pendleton Oregon Sterl Hib-r-rlbr SS.YOOO.MM. CIIICAWI, June 1J. W. A. Heath i-hairntan of the Federal Ilewerve 1'ank. announced the I'nlted Htal yte-i cvirporation has subscribed n additional twenty five million to Ih I.ibfTty bonds. tnnklriK a total of fifi million. on land ItaniH'T ll. S3 ii II II. e3 II 15 Ii II We are agents for the famous mfo)V7 ONE, TWO AND THREE TON SIZES Trucks are raising in price. In order to protect our patrons we have ordered a carload to be sold at the old price. Get your order in now. When these are gone the new prices will prevail. Truck now here for demonstrating .CaJ and sec tta important. DENBY features Strong sturdy frame. Heavy truck type motor. ' Denby Multiple disk clutch. Internal gear rear axle. Denby cooling Denby drive. Extra road clearance. Always pleaxt-d to demonstrate. Oregon Motor Garage i 1 17. Iscorporated. II. III. IIJ West CowH Si. Telephone 44 a 5.3 -'3 M brains are dusty 'nwtHtwinwimwimwTwiwnninwwtrsnss'mseTTHwHtrsiwwifitM?HtntififfH)HiittwtjMtfw;tii'iiH litlliiiiitilll'IMii4uliaiuiiuatNlaiiMUiuiiuuaiiMjiiiilwtuLiSiiUhosiliiilUtiuiiiuii( niiliiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirtiiniiniiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; S V Kit Nl'l ' . 1 13 l.ir.'. (