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PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1917. EIGHT PAGES ,1 Fosters Seal Fast Jars GLASS COVER o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 & a llnU lw!n I lint. ioi'n I Quart, donen l$ (.atlon. tloren Pint. doen Quart, doxrn . (.allon. dosrii OI.I M .SO IMnl. il:-n Qiinrl, down t.ullnn. dofll WIIlK MOIT1I MSON. Quart, doon . t Gallon, dozen ;1I.1 STATK MSOV 1'inl. down Jlly l.lacs, down . 5o H0." S1.25 $1.7.1 SI. tfl $i.m SI. SO iiir. i.2.- $i..w $l.0 Silver C.rays lo lrill. Thu Stiver Grays will uriU as usual this t'Vt'iiinK tit the romnu'tvtal asso ciation rooms. Tear Out Curblujts. Hy order of the street oommitiM' of the eoitnoil the eurblnK put in on Wil low street preparatory to paving has been ordered torn out and replaced because of faulty construction. after having been informed that he was liable to be dealt with an a de nerted. Baker Herald. Judgment Ih flin. Judgment for $50.05 and Jt 1 1.90 costs has been Riven plaintiff in the case of Max Haer vs. Claude M. Kby. i; GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. Adding: on lo (."hop Mill. To take care of his im-rea-slnu misi-lu-ss. H. U. Hlyd,-nsteln has taken oul l-rniit to hniUI a cnop mm in me 1 west end of the city on Nnrllu-rn I'a- TTji;fic grounds. The IniildinR will cos! O approximatelv $1000. o ri(.run(l .lury Is iA.Uod. J udi;e Phelps today en lied the old liraml jury to convene on September 4 to consider the accumulated crimi nal matters since the last session. Court will open ubout a week later. He Fstate Is AppraJed. Carl Kupers, James Kern and Wil liam Nuckols, appraisers of the estate j of George Emmet Ftees, have fixed j the value at $41Mt0.00. The princi- pal part of the estate is 526 acres of j farm land. I Read Everybodys "Sale" Prices Carefully Then read our every day prices and see if we are not lower than the "Clean Ups." Sales are obnoxious to us. We can't believe in them. We are quoting you prices on standard merchandise lar below any merchants sale price. .-.-. i-uii laiiiiiiiuiiiM, ani iaLic, live New lVrcutaM, y&nl. , CroHli Tom ell inc. yard I lurk Towel I iiic, yard. I I nek TnnvlH, t'aoli . . Ilulli Towels, pair. . . . HfHl ST(kaflH Oiliiforttiti t ottou lllanketM IMIInw slliw, each . . Slmm, 72x(M) NhertM 81x90 I op, 10c, I7e H l-3. IOt 12 'io I0. t2H". lHo tlk. 12 H 20c. 2.-M-. o, 4 He SMC, $1.49. SI.9H $1.49, $3.19, :l. lrt $1.10, $1.49, $1.79, $I.9H life S9C, 09c 94c. SI. 10 Uleaelied Shwtlnir, 81 n. wide., yard .ISc Hleached MiinIIiin. ard 8 l-Sc. lie, 12 Sc Cation IUUS 8 lb. 73,,, OHc YOC CAS New Scrim, yard SllkolliicM. yard . i 'rcumnca, yard. . HiirlupN, yard . . Art Ticking, yard I (N m 3r 12 Jic 15c. 17c ... 8 l-ltc, 10c. IRC, 25r 9c a.te, 29c White Outline Manuel, yd. wide, yd.... 10c, lc Colored Outliur Flannel, yd. 12 He Cambric Unities, yd 8 t-3c Fire Wurdcn Here. I'harlea Itoblnwun. who is connected with the office of state fire warden, arrived in 1'endleton today on matters pertaining to his office. Mr. Kobinsnn was formerly deputy district attorney in F'ortland. 3 r. ... r"T n tii Iff iiIMm ft, it i ii lllack Natecn, yd. I.onic Cloth, yd India Ifliion, yd XaiitMookM. yd lllack Sateen llloonteni I .tulles' Khaki OverollH Table oil cloth, yd. ... IM) 111: I I KK THE GOLDEN RULE T J Itc, 2.V- . . toe, 12 He ia 8 l-Uc. 10c, 13 H: . . . 10c. 1.1c. Ic 89c, 49c Sl.l 20e VR l,FA OTIIKKS e q "QUALITY" Two Phones 28 823 Main St. o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Allofied Sln.fker Picked I p. 1 IViililv IT. S Mjtrshiill D H iiIImt , liliio. ilotn L-lillittiul ' Hrriv'.(l in Ppiirilotmi nn 'n 1 7 Kn v. O) In the windows of the Pendleton ing in custody Ralph Kerkeloy whom Won.!) MOIUrT STKEI KMHAIMiO SRVMKN WANT .ItMANH (inzette has rejected (be sukk. hUoii ! IKH AIEKKI I'lKHl VKSSK1.S that he ko to Kuirliind to live, il.clar- Slilp Hulldorx Say It nK ho could not leave Itussla until the litpaiieM Would Htiin Indusiry. Would Forever Itulo Theiu Off ilut ctmstittietit asHemblv has determiutMl Itritlsh Shlks, liihiinmii. iaimliiK Tl"y Arc ' Drus Store is a lame photo if Sec- arrested at Hums on a charge of 4$x j tion C, Co. I. of the marine corps at "MnK uuiea 10 reKister ror tne ararr Mare Island. Armuiff those in the Tbe complaint was made from No O picture is Georgre W. Kinff. a cousin ( vda. j of Miss Ada Decker ana Merle King. TvKlO, Auf. 21. Japanese ship ) builders have inaugurated a national I movement to seek a modification rf ' I.O.NToN, Auir. 21. At the steel embargo and have formed session of the convention of Heame thu future form of govern meat. It will he . ri'iucin hered that Urn nn I trot her iolrn to ITeMldto. j Mrs. 1. M. Niccollos of this city had . received word that her brother 'Em m et t row r te, was one of the 0 ap i Duke Michael miule at the a-Rlnnintf today a ltt k rcvnl in Inn il timviHt mini r - nunc Ait Ion nf h 1m '1m im tn Ininr-rtnl a league for the purpose of bringing representing several entente and nee- j nuccesslon declaring he will only uc- auoiii. a cancel union o in Amen- irai cou tries il was proposed that can embargo on iron and steel. ! Germans be debarred forever from The Mhinhuilrirs hnvr ortentfd i eillimr rm TirltluVi shinti ' if called b the peo- Old Timer is Here. Jrry Schoolfiig. a pioneer of Ore- tmr-tu i hr.. f.,riv in '.-hnrtf of a plicants selected from Alaska to go to ! Wheeler, the American carload of registered sheep from the!,hf training camp at the I'residio. HeTokio urging relief from the embar- Iseninen declared they were still presented j billing on Hrittsh ships. lengthy memorials to the Japanese- f The Germans were denounced for i government und .to George Host Ignoring the laws of the ea and re- I charge at t fusing to succor those in peril. The un- fffllllftlIIIIIllllIfllllIllflllllttlllllllllllIllllltlItlllJflflfIIIlL ! t:iiivvin Sheep & Und t'o. ut Ha ,s a former I niversity of Oregon ri -- - - - - I.. . , . ...... sttiHunt TJ4 rees. rie is taKiiig mem io otto Our SUITS and COATS For Fall Are Proving Very Popular Although we have had them on display but a short time our fall garments are selling rapidly. We know well you like a variety to choose from. So we have seen to it that our advance display presents a variety of styles wide enough to satis fy the preference of the women of the community. Never has there been more attractive styles or more pleasing colors. By making your selection early you are sure to find a garment that is just to your fancy. 3 Ukti. Mr. Schooling and Dr. E. J. 5 Sommervi'le were schoo'mates years 5 aso. Want Round-Tp pieturcK. Secretary Cranston of the Commer cial association this morning received a letter from the Country Gentle- man asking for photos of Round-Up go, cla ming that It would ruin the ship building industry, close factories and bring about a discontinuance of the construction of ships either build ing or contracted for by the entente powers. , lieu tenant McKay Visits. , Lieutenant Richard McKay mim Wn ah itt vi rinir in p.nilptnn swn for publication in that maw today as the guest of Stanley S zln. Say res. Lieutenant McKay is a grad- i uate of Whitman College and attend- j Mangold Refused ConunlHNlun. ed Columbia last year. He recently t Tut Mangold, who was given h won his commission in a training ' commission as second lieutenant in ua viii I,.,. for- Kv.rt WnrJlhe cavalry at tlio recent officers- den in u few days to report for dutj with the coast defense. training camp, has returned to Pen dleton to take up his work again as i()t1tr(.r Alleged Slacker Fit a mined. Richard James Warring, who was arrested in Pendleton on the charge of being a Raker county slacker, was examined by the local board this aft ernoon, and although he claimed to have a weak back and a defective foot he was pronounced by the board i to be fit for military service Warring has c'aimed exemption on S I the ground that he is a railroad man. clerk in the local postoffioe. H fused the commission on the grounds poared iimi wie sainry it carriea wuum noi be sufficient to provide for his family and niPHt his own Hxpnss as an officer. ircKCTi; mi st hk stopiki. Wa -hi ma on IoDco AmH Women Near white Ifause. W A S HI NOTO N", Aug 21. For m a I notice was served by the police today upon the leaders of the woman's party that so-called picketing of th Wh te House would be to'erated no and in future banner bearers would be arersted as fast as they ap- Ieeler to Convene Here. The Retail JewtUrs association of Oregon will hold their 19 ly conven tion in Pendleton, according to word received by the Commercial associa tion this morning from Secretary Si- Several hours were allowed for th warning to take efect. Then six wo men posted at the executive mansion were carried off in a patrol wagon. All gave bond for apeparance tomor row to answer charges of obstruct ing traffic. H)NTIXIK WAKKHOrSK J I'NSK il His case will be dealt with by the : Kur(J H Landstnun of l-obanin. The 31s I district board at La Grande. He ask- ; convention was landed, he said, larw- ;6( tne privilege or oeing examinea. BILLY'S BRAN-NEW PHILOSOPHY Again we call your attention to the new lot of Silk Poplin Dresses at $6.95 in our "Down Stairs Store." ly through the efforts of Roval M. Sawtelle who was elected vice-president. The 1 91 H convention will be held in Portland. Tn State Terminal 1impany Frnnl. No rruud. OLYMPIA. Aug. St. M. II Houser of Portland has failed in his effort to have the public service com mission cancel the licenses of the Tri State Terminal Warehouse company, which operates a string of ware houses in eastern Wrshlngton. Hou ser eoniplained that the company had failed to store a crop of grain he had sacked and specially piled as or- willing to carry socialists to the In ternational Stockholm conft-rence. but were awaiting the time when they could carry delegates from vic torious ii Hied armies on the way to Berlin. ll( IIK1, RFFFHS KI'SSIA TO K4.IAM cept the throne Pie. The Hourse Gazzette says there were persistent reminders a few days before the transfer of ex-Emperor Nicholas from Tsarkoe-Selo that Grand Duke Michael had deputed for England. In vestigation proved he had been given the option of going there but refused to do so until the question of regime was settled. Grand fluke Ioe Not Tnke Kindly to Invitation to Change Residence. PKTIiOilTtAP. Auk. Duk Michael, according tn SI. --Grand The Pou rue i JiAJ.F. ROTffWEI.rj Optomrtrtiit snd Optician Ryes scientlficat Oa. ly examined. EStT2l5 Glasses ground T to fit. American National Bank Bullrtlot Pendleton. ; Road Making Is Oelayed. I The Warren Construction Co. is I having ail kinds of trouble in bulld j 1nr the hard surface highway up j Wild Horse. Last week one of the ; motors at the plant broke and this i dered ! accident together with other troubles When he demanded h s wheat it (enabled the company to accomplish I was missing. The company claimed (about one day s work during th j a mistake had been made and offer ; v oek. The eompanv is also having pd to give him bushel for bushel of I trouble getting and keeping men ow- j wheat of equal grade and quality. Mng to the fact thar harvest wages j Houser insisted the licenses be can j are so hieh. celled. After hearing the testimony , amj finding that an error had been ! Mu-band Threatens to Kill. made, fraud not being established the j Married in Mar of this year at Wal- commission has dismissed the com j la Walla to Tony Musters of this city. plaint Rut ft has directed certain ' Pertha Masters would now be rid of reforms be installed so that it wil him because she doesn't consider him : not happen again. a safe husband. Within a week after' their marriage, he began treating her j .IFAVK M W l lvWll IALI0NT1K. cruelly, she alleges in her divorce! , complaint, and has threatened to kill ' STOCK" 1R LM. Aug. til Ira Ne'smi her if she filed suit for divorce. Sbf ' Morris, the American minister, sta I asks for an n J l'r m violence, restoration nf Fayrweather. ' attorney. rder to restrain hitr She also asks for the ji.'ivin'H her maiden nam W. M . Peterson is h t Repairs and More Repairs Iliht now when nvery minutw counm for many dollarn uhn you have a delay in your work, depend on a reliable house for your aoceisaorie. and Job work. A full Hturk of: HATTKKIKS KPAKK I'l.riS Ifi.MTIO.N CWIH.K MUWKiK.U OIIJ M.htiSKTtUi on ji And expert mechnnlcA to lntntl the part, right when you nnl thena rCNDLETON AUTO COMPANY -GOOIM Of MI KIT" 'They s-y tW mojyey ralhs. but all ir ever says to me is 'GoocJ Bye! j It amounts to the same th'ng I whether we eat in the kitchen or cook in the din ng room. I - dav that he had receiverl off cial from Turk-y that about 710 American Jews had been granted permission to leave Palestine for th rnited States. Mr. Morris said that ne irly 1 00 already had l'"ft 'onstan tinople for Switzerland. These 7 on Jews represent nhfitit fine-half of the American colony In Palestine THE NEW BRITISH GRIP ON LENS You can't help but like to spend money when will buy it such fine drinks BRAN-NEW IXHiAN BERRY STRAWBEHRT RASPBFRR LKMON 1'IXKAPPI.K C'llimKY They are noticeable for their purenesH and low price. Made at home. Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. Pendleton I Oregon I IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll!: I IF J HL IL We make a specialty of fuel 1 I EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR I Most Heat Units, Thats the Reason ALL KINDS OF 1 Cord and Slab Wood j The Ik-st on the Market 1 qal fnone iy i SMYTHE-LONERGAN CO. Quality Quantity Service ?milllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr ""iinin .Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; The heavy blnck line nhown the present battle line, which ha-s been advanced by the ?nnndinnH north of j T.ens over a two mile front lo n depth of a mile. An arrow points to the fa mous Mill 70, the key to the Oer man defenses In this area, which wa stormed, together with neverai or the northern suburbs of I.enc. :H 'Il ii r. 3 II Ii THE NEW 1918 VALVE-IN-HEAD MOTOR CARS THREE CHASSES AND NINE BODY DESIGNS ANNOUNCED THIS SEASON. The 1918 BUICK has all the fundamental BUICK principles with the addition of every improvement that has stood the BUICK test of WORTH. In fact, the three chasses have been improved in every particular where improvement was possible, making the 1918 BUICK cars MORE DURABLE, MORE DEPENDABLE, FASTER, MORE POWERFUL THAN EVER Prices of Buick 1918 Models in Pendleton Touring Cars. Model IC-Six-49. 7-PiiHsenfiriT Tourinj? Car $1C50 Model K-Six-45, 5-Pnssentfer Tourinjr Car $1425 Model K-Four-35, 5-Pas.senjter Tourinjr dir.. $925 Roadsters. Model K-Six-44. 3-Pa.ssenjrer Roadster $142.ri Model K-Four-n4. 2 Passenjrer Roadster $925 Deliveries in Rotation. Oregon Motor Garage i 17. Il Incorporated. 121. IU West Court S. 4 TrWphoae 41 immi! IL.iilii alii
