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EIGHT PAGES PAGE THREW i' s botes or roiiM s 1 Ia.J. Lynch ill. : L. J. Lynch of the niewett Har vester Co. Ih confined to his home on Jafckson street with Illness. Married in Walla Walla. i Alexander M'l.aln and Mm. Xolllo M'Danlel, both of thin city, secured a marriage license In Walla Walla Tuesday and were married there, They tinve returned to I'endleton to make their home. On Gun Crew Now. ; George Durveau Wednesday re ceived a photograph of a gun crew of one of VTncle Barn's war ships In Which His nephew; Henry Latourelle, Im one eaHlly recognizable. However he does not know what ship Mh pephew la on or In what waters. quent tribute to the gentle charactei and motherly worth of the deceased. The body was taken In the afternoon to Pilot Rock for Interment by the aide of other member of the family. JuilKimtit for Plaintiff, The Jury In the case of the Van Petten Co. va Carl Newqulst Wednes day afternoon returned a verdict against the defendant for $4 7.06 plus (25 attorney fees. Church Iridic ltmluce Ik-bt. The women of the Christian church have Just made a good payment on the church debt. Ah a result of serv IiiK Hound-Up meuls, the Ladles Aid of the Christian church made a 1500 payment to the general church exten sion Society, which holds the loan on their building. This reduces the In to $7800. OeM Ills IJqtlor Itack. . O. M. Fletcher, who not so long ago j dehtedneea Was arrested and convicted here on i a bootlegging charge and who subse- Hrtcascd by .fury; Knlists. tiuently got Into similar trouble In Paul Davis I'lrlrh, the young Pilot Walla Walla, has won out In that city I Kock man who was arrested during to the extent of forcing the state to the Round-Up tor stealing an auto feturn to him two and a half quarts j for a Joy ride, enlisted Wednesday as pt whiskey and one quart of heer. a fireman in the navy after the grand Jury had released him by returning a Junior Officers Arc 1 JTlxl. i not true hill. Robert Lee Oreer of The following students have been Bend also enlisted Wednesday as elected officers of the Junior class at fireman and both went to Portland the high school. Ned Strahorn, presl- ' on the night train, dent: vice president, Frank Enbusk, insure proper welcome to President Campbell of that Institution when he speaka In this city on Tuesday even ing next. The call la made by W. K. Lowell, J. 8. Johns and M. R. Chess ly Judge 8. A. Lowell to act. All graduates, and all who have ever at tended the university, men and women are urged to be present. Buys Willys-Knight. George L). Feebler haa purchased a 'Willya-Knlght touring cur of the Overland agency. Lalsn Commissioner Here. O. P. Hoff, state labor commission er, was in Pendleton yesterday en route to Spokane on some labor bus iness. While here he consulted with his local deputy. M. H. Allen. Sues for $75. W. a. Clarke haa brought auli against R.. Abrahamsen. to collect the suf of 975 alleged to be due on note, the complaint being filed by D. W. Bailey. aecretary-treasune, Helen Thompson, track manager, llulph lladgett; girls basketball manager, Gwendolyn Rog ers; basketball manager, Jack Heck. IVrxlimpn Rules l aid Down. , I'pperclassmen at the Hlxh School yesterday morning posted rules for the ponduct of the freshmen at that Institution, beginning next Monday. Ninety nine "spats." according to thn poster, Is the penalty for not wearing a certain kind of head gear, entering the building by a rear door, und part the hair In the middle. I.altor Commissioner Here. t O, P. Hoff, state labor commission er, was In Pendleton yesterday while enroule to Hpokane and investigated Preparing for Convention. At a meeting at the county organ' latlon Farmers Union to be held here Saturday plans will he taken up for handling the state convention which Is to be held In Pendleton early In December. The coming state meeting will he an Important affair and It is expected that between 400 or BOO men will be present counting the local members. The county meeting to be held Saturday Is the regular quar terly session. Hoard McAdoo and Uine. Quite a number of local people heard the speeches by Secretary Mc Adoo and Secretary Lane In Portland Wednesday and bring back reports of strong enthusiasm shown by the au- lnhor conditions here. He found a dlences. Secretary McAdoo spoke hortage In Carpenters and will try lo send more up here from the valley. Mr.-Hoff Is going to Spokane to try ti stop the sending of men to Astoria without informing them of the strike situation there. three times yesterday and in the even Ing Secretary Lane spoke at the audi torium to a big and appreciative audi ence. Among those down from here were II. O. Karnhart. W. W. Harrah. j Charles Howell, W. L. Thompson. Thomas Hampton, M. O. LaHne and ! others. Funeral of Mrs. Stewart The funeral of Mrs. Hnrl Stewart. whose death suddenly in Portland was i University Crnds to Moot. a great shock to her many friends, was All graduates and students of Unl lield yesterdny morning at the Fol-jVerslly of Oregon are requested to som chapel, the body arrived Wed - assemble at the room of the Pendleton naday evening accompanied by the I Commercial Association Saturday ev chlldren and husband. I lev. K. It. j ening. October 13th, at 7:30 P. M. C'levenger of tho Ilaptlst church made ; for the purpose of organization to PAY CASH AND GET MORE The Dean Tatom Co. Phone 688 Cranberries, quart 20c Peaches, Clings, extra large, box.. $1.00 Concord Grapes, basket 35c Pears, good for canning, pound. ..... 5c Parsnips, pound 3c Cascade Butter, pound 60c Salmon, new pack, tin 30c Cvisco. . . i small 45c; medium 90c Raisins, new crop, package 15c Our Meat Department is new, and with our up-to-date refrigerator plant enables us to keep our meats in the best of condi tion. EVERYTHING TO EAT. Cloo Is Rictnpted. Because the facts show he was hut 20 years of age when he registered, Karl Perdue Cloe's name has been cancelled from the draft list In this county. Orders to this effect were received hy the local hoard yesterday from Adjutant General White. Stlllman In Secretary. H. J. Stlllman has been elected as secretary of the Building and Loan Association In lieu of Will Moore who has resigned that position owing to the fact he Is soon to move to Port land to become collector of customs. Suit Over Harvester. J. H. Deardorf and t. T. Depper man have brought suit through D. W. i Bailey against the Idaho National Harvester Co. to secure Judgment for $1200. the price alleged to have been paid for ft harvester which Ib said to 1 have failed to come up to guaranty. .' Taken t.VOOO.OOO Bonds. ! Word has been received by J. A. I Murray, new local manager for the i telephone company to the effect the company and employes will take $5,- ; 000,000 of the new liberty bond Is- ; sue. The employes will be given tne bonds hy the company on an Install ment basis where such a plan Is de- sired. Soldiers Rhootlnsr Pheasants. Complaint was brought to Pendle ton Wednesday by a Campbell far mer to the effect that the soldiers stationed at Campbell dam are kill ing many China pheasants contrary to law. He declared they hnve also killed chickens and three calves be longing to farmers. Rally Iay at Cliurch. Sunday will be Rally Day at the Christian church and a special effort will be made to secure the attendance of every member at the morning ser vices. A special program In which different Sunday school classes will participate has been arranged and the music will be out of the ordinary. tllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIMIIIIIIimillli UtAU lttlH Wide-awake dentists are do- 1 Ing a lot of things today that. in the light of a generation ago, jj one would have said were im- S possible. They -are showing us, x for instance, that the, retention of certin "dead teeth" menace of 3 pyorrhea, "blind" ubcesses may mean serious illness. High grade dentistry reasonable pri. ces. Newton Painless Dentists Corner Main and Webb Streets S Entrance on Webb St. Phone ii Open Will Speak tor Liberty imnds. Rev. J. E. Snyder of the Presbyte rian church will leave Sunday night to Join Congressman C. N. McArthur on a speaking tour In central Oregon for the Liberty Ronds. They will speak Monday at Bend. Tuesday at Redmond. Wednesday fit Prinevllle and Thursday at Madras. To Take Rack Runaway Girl. An officer of Rnrley, Idaho, arriv ed on No, 17 today to take back Frances Sohuli. the runaway girl who was taken off the train here yes terday morning by the police. She lived a short distance from town and. evidently tiring of school, drew out $50 from her own hank account and bought a ticket for Seattle. She Is about 15 years old. masting Itreaks Power line. The Warren Construction Co. fired forty hlasts yesterday during the noon hour In connection with the building of the Wild Horse road and the pow er line to Pendleton was broken. It was 1:30 before the linemen could repair the damage. Recauses of this Interruption In the power service and the extended account of the world's series game. It was necessary to hold out much rtewa from the Hast Ore gnnian yesterday. It Is not anticipat ed that any more blasting will have to be done. Someday it's going to rain. Then you will wonder why you didn't - "Pre pare" with that new Umbrella while the preparing was good. We have the niftiest line of Umbrellas this fall that we have ever shown. Purple, Dark Green, "Kelly" Green, Red and black as well as fancy striped ef fects, with the new ivory handles and tips. All silk of course. Priced $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, $8.00 and $10.00. Others from $1.25 up. NEW FALL OUTINGS AT OLD PRICES Fine stripes and checks in pink, blue and grey, all staple plain shades and a good assortment of dark pat terns. Priced 12 l-2c, 15c and 18c. 28S- The season's trend toward the extensive use of Buttons for trimming purposes finds us prepared, as usual, to supply your needs in this line. We have all the new things in Buttons and would be pleased to have you come here first when in need of tjhese goods. CORRECT FOOTWEAR FOR FALL. As you plan your make sure that your Footwear is as correct as your appareL If you wear the Smartz-Goodwin shoe you can be sure that your footwear will be correct in every de tail. You will find in our store the latest models and colors. Let us show you, $8.00 to $13.50. "Florsheim Shoes for the Man Who Cares" $7.00 to $10.00. FALL AND WINTER UNDER WEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS As the days grow colder your attention will naturally be drawn toward warmer clothing and we wish to tell -you about our splendid and com plete line of Underwear. Wool Shirts, Etc. - Men's fine Cotton Ribbed Union Suit, Medium Weight, ecru color, all sizes upi to 48. Special suit 1... $1.50 few fall clothes, - ' T .... I Light Weight Worsted Grey Suit. A very fine garment, suit. Mottled Union . 3.on Heavy Weight Wool Union Suit, grey, the kind that gives the best of service; all sizes, 34 to 46. Priced suit ; $2.50 p Other All Wool, Wool and Silk Union .Suits. Cooper's original make, light, medium and heavy weights; white, blue and grey colors. Priced suit ., .00 to $6.00 Boys' Winter Union Suits in Cotton and AVool, Just the right weight, suit perfectly made and $1.2.1 and $1.50 SPKCIAL XH SATURDAY . Beautiful Silk. Neckwear, all new patterns, extra full cut shapes. Slip-Easy bands. Values well worth 75c to $1.00. Extra special for Saturday 65c each or two for $1.25. See. window display. . - Ask to see those New, Nifty Sophomore Overcoats $25.00 to. $35.00. A SPLENDID SHOWING OF BEAUTIFUL JJEW AUTUMN BLOUSES. V In all the new shades $4.50,' $6.95,; $7.50, - $8.50, $11.95 and $13.95. : ' : ' Alexander's blouse section is already famous for originality and values. : Wonderful are the Georget te Blouses at these prices, smartest effects in collar, sleeves, embroideries, beading3 and colorings. PHONE 526 FOR GROCERIES . Anil see how prompt you -will receive just what you desire in. the way of fresh, select vegetables and fruits in season. Fancy lunob -Roods, canned goods of alt kinds. 1 : ' " VEGETABLES Red Cabbage, per pound .......,.........,.........,...... 6e Mead Lettuce, each 10c Green Peppers, pound t , y t JH .Fresh Spinach, 3 pounds for SSe New Cauliflower, each SOo mkL SAo Sweet Spuds, & pounds for. ............. . . SSe Pickling Cucumbers, gallon ................ ........ 45o Canteloupes, 3 for ........,....,.................. f .... . t$e Cranberries, quart .......,..... .......... SOc Quinces, pound i JSc Ripe Tomatoes, box A ..... , w . WC Peaches, Freestones, crate . - 85c Parsnips. Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Etc Grapes of all kinds. Fancy Pickles, Fancy Syrups, New Stock. Package . Cereals and your Favorite Flavored Cof f ec -r PHONE 526 FOR ALEXANDER GROCERIES Via: OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SINCE 1881 dillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllillllllllllllllllMIIIIIII? For lite Marshall l-ollnjc. S , The handling of the Vice President S ! Marshall meeting In this city JCovcm S br 8 has been turned over to the g Liberty Ixan committee and this j; j morning V. I Thompson, chairman C of that committee named a sub-com-E mlttee to handle the details. He S ' named E. B. Aldrich. J. V. Tnllmnn nnd Hev. J. K. Snyder. The vie president la to he here as one of the lyceuni numbers and the evening: will be a charge affair. It Is possible he may consent to make another address while here. STYLISH MILLINERY at LOW PRICES Also UNDERWEAR -AT- THE BEE HIVE fes Civil S4TVIPC Kxams. The U. 8. Civil Service Commission announces that a clerk -carrier exam ination will be held at Pendleton, Oregon, on Xovemher 10, 1917. to establish an eligible register from which selection may be made to fill vacancies as they may occur In the positions of clerk and carrier at the . Pendleton, Oregon, postofflce. i Applicants should apply at once to i the local secretary. Tot C. Mangold, board, of civil servlc. examiners, at the postofflce. or tfi. secretary Kiev enth Civil Service District. Seattle. Washington, for application blank and full Information. MORRIS & CO. EASTERN SUGAR CURED BACOE3 40c Pound SATURDAY ONLY MORRIS & CO. EASTERN SUGAR CURED ; - 31 o Pound , SATURDAY ONLY (3 An Independent Market Handling Pure U. S. Inspected Meats. Our rhone Number is Easy to Remember 1S8 or 187. Call us up, We Guarantee You Better Meat for Less Money. - . . Remember We belong: to no Combine or Meat Trust r.