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SATPRnAY,
DAILY EAST OTCEflONTjftr, PENDLETON.
PAOE FIVT1
.TAXTTATtV SO
W. R. Walpole is up from his home
at IrrlKon.
C. E. McLellan,
In
Are the More! Enjoyable When the Edibles are of the Right Kind.
Meats that reach your home properly put up are the kind that encourage cooks to put forth their very beHt effort. That' the kind
you want for your table. That's the kind we sell.
KNIGHT'S PICKLES
DON'T BLAME
THE COOK
It
BWKET INDIA JUSUMl OH CHOW are the most dellcl-crti- s
appetizers sold. Our stock Is complete. For a good old fashioned feed, try Bauer kraut and welners.
Q Advertising in Brief
BATES.
Per Ibis first lnartloa
0e
Pw Use, additional lasertlos....6e
Per 11m, pw sooth
fi.oo
Ne lorsl Ukrs for I cm than Lie
Coast
ordinary words to Mo.
Locals will sot be taksa over U
paoae sod rsamtaace Bust sccots
pas arose.
Public dance Moose hall Tuesday.
Drssed hogs, lc lb. W. W. Harrah.
Prions I. C Snyder, chimney sweep
For rent Furnished housekeeping
rooms, tOI Water street.
For sale Piano practically new
Phone tlSW evenings.
n
Phone 111, Kuril
Elliott
market, for your meats, etc.
dellca-tsssis-
For sale Oood dry wood. 110
Thompsn street, or phone 171.
WantsJ Oood, clean rags at the
Bast Oregontas office.
Wanted Office work or housework by girl of II. Apply this office.
La Tim cigars, mad In Pendleton.
Five room house for sal on north
Corner lot Improved. Address
"W this office.
Party borrowing Jack plane from
Henry Thompson will kindly return
side.
same.
Wanted Four or five room fur
niehed house, modern. Apply Hotel
Pendleton.
. j
Bmok the La Tim a cigar.
For sale Desirable residence lot on
North Side. Close In. Address P. 0.
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Box
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40.
Toung woman wants place to assist
housework, go horn nights. Phone
HIW between 4:10-7:1For sal Two moJern cottages located on east Court street, seven
blocks from Mln street Inquire of
Walters' mill
Old papers for sale; tied In bundles.
Oood for starting fires, etc. lOo a
bundle. This office.
Try th La Homer 10c cigar.
For saleFine stock ranch at Rich-field- .
Idaho; 1.1 acres tillable, part In
alfalfa. WUI conalder part trada
Writ S E. Elmonton. Adams. Or.
For rent I sections well Improv
ed land, 100 acre plowed, seed and
feed on farm. For particulars write
to Clyde Welttenhlller, Ontario, Or
gon, B. I Allen, Laurens. Iowa, of
'A. F. May, Pendleton. Oregon
Wanted to eichange Two farms,
each nicely Improved, near Eugene,
Oregon, containing J00 acres of good
land. Will exchange for good wheat
land Improved In eastern Oregon
State lot Prefer Umatilla county.)
Irving.
Ore
SO,
cation., Address Box
The Central Market
PHONE 33
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semi-humoro-
The I'nltod Artisans of Tllot Rock
pave a very Vnjoyable
dance and
to
banquet last evening, according
members of the United Orchestra who
furnished the music for the occasion.
flio Boot
meeting of the Standurd Bearers
was held at the home of Miss Meta
Nlel Friday evening. An entertaining
program was enjoyed after which the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
A
Suck
'ASSORTED
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Good white- stock
5 pounds
CANDIES
P. S, SHRIMP
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35
pk.
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3
quarts
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Fresli stock, dozen tins
PURE CIDER VINEGAR
FRESH EGGS 3 dozen
Choice
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25
pound.-- .
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154
25
$1.45
?1.75
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Flag day sales will be held In Pendleton between the seventeenth and
twenty-firs- t
of February under the
asso
auspices tf the parent-teacheditions for the benefit of the child
welfare work being carried on by the
Oregon Congress ot Mothers and
association.' At
stale parent-tenche- r
the meeting of the Lincoln association yesterday afternoon, this was decided upon at the business session.
Tlio business session was preceded
by a program Vhlch was very much
tnjeyed by the large number present.
The program was opened by a song
by the primary iftiplls of Miss Maxwell and was followed by a story told
by Vada Beeman. Mrs. J. li. McCook
rendered a vocal selection. A paper
on "Respect," written by Mrs. George
Fell, was read by Mrs. G. W. Phelps
and the discussion on the subject was
opened by Mrs. G. W. Rugg and closed by Mrs. L. L. Mann. "Respect for
Authority" was the title of a very ink,
teresting pnper by Miss Anita
principal of the
Lincoln
school. Chairman W. E. Brock of
the school board talked on
between the schools, the' directors and the parents and Supt. J. S.
Landers followed with a tnllc nlonj
the Biuno line, dwelling In particular
upon the effect of the homo upon
the pupils and school work.
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Special,
FRESH ROASTED rEANUTS
r. S. ASPARAGUS TIPS, 5 tins
10 lb.
iu
T-U-
FRESH YELLOW AND WHITE CORN MEAL
Flaked
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?1.00
Klrk-patrlc-
THE
SPECIALTY
Thone 476.
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CASH
GROCERY
Next Door to Quello Cafe.
EMBER:
Wo Sell For Cash For Loss Money.
R KM
Because "Pemeco" Meats are the
very best money can buy. "Pemn-co- "
Meats are cheaper than inoati
that cost less and give only a
small percentage of the nutriment
Also, "PemeJn "Pemeco" Meats.
co' meats are a home product, a
booster for Pendleton.
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BUT .TUB
THAT ISN'T TALK
COME AND SEE FOR YOUR SELF.
PURE OATS
Satisfaction
Zlm-balls-
for Looo I3Giioy
Eastern Menl
OUR BULK FLOUR
PEMECO' Insures
Wanted, to trade horses for an at- tomoblle. Address E. E. Hutchinson,
"WE ARE ON EVE
Pilot Rock, Oregon.
OP NEW PHOSPEHITV"
housexeeping
Wanted Furnished
or
children,
rooms; young couple, no
(Continued from page two.)
small furnished house. Address "B,
care this office.
WASHINGTON, Jan. SO. A mes
A partial program of the music to
Wanted Energetic business worn-A- Le given at the library is given here. sage of hope to the big corporations
desirous of earning good money. The Warren Music House has offered
of the nation was voiced here by
Add res
Experience not necessary.
a Victoria for the purpose together President Wilson In an
optimistic
a this office.
with several of the best records in
to
eddreas
members
the
of
the Am
"Mutt" tskes th big loads and stock. J. T. Lamblrth has kindly of"Jeff show th speed. Penland fered to furnish additional records erican Electrical Railways association
Bros, hsul anything, and reasonable. frcm his collection.
"1 think I can state," said the pres.
The library la
Furniture van and storage warehouse. open from 2 until I o'clock Sundays ident, "that we are on the eve of a
Office C47 Main street. Phone ttl. and music will begin at three. List of new era of prosperity. Business has
The Alta House and Barn. Head selections:
, been checked In the last 20 years be
quarters for farmers and stockmen.
Handel's Sixth Sonata. Kubellk; cause of a moving maze of interrogaCall and see us. Stephensos ft Eng-la- r, Who Knows, McCormack. . Irish Love tion points. The main thing was to
70S Song, SchumannHelnk; Little
447.
proprietors.
Phon
Grey find out what ought not to bo done.
.
East Alt Street.
Home in the West, Oluck; How Much
"I believe suspicion has given way
confidence. Henceforth nobody Is
Several small farms on Umatilla I Love You; Year's at the Spring,
t; going to be suspicious of any business
river particularly adapted to hogs, Gadski; Siclllenne and, Minuet,
dairy or poultry, I7S0 cash, bslanc
Carmen, Mlcaela's Air, Tetrai- - merely because It Is big."
per cent tlnl; Luc-la- ,
on or before 10 years. 7
Sextette, Victor opera sex"Progress and prosperity are In the
Bee Berkeley.
tette; Schubert's Serenade, Williams; air and It's up to America to grasp
Found on county road In front of Flow Gently Sweet Afton, Wither Its opportunities," said Vice President
state hospital, purse containing a sum spoon; Austrian Hymn, Kreialer; Kingsbury of the American Telephone
o money and other articles. Owner Nearer My God to Thee, McCormack, & Telegraph company, in his address.
can secure sama by calling at super- Rock of Ages, Gluck snd Homer; Kingsbury declared there was not
intendent's office In state hospital and Softly Through the Night Is Calling, much the matter with the country. He
McCormack-KrelsleOld Folks at said President Wilson had advised the
piylng for this notice.
Home, Melba.
business men of the country to be
Alfalfa Hay for gate,
confident 'of the future and Kings
The Saturday Night Club Is to meet bury said the attitude of his company
Fsrmers north of Pendleton on th
O W. R. it N. and th Northern Pa- at the high school this evening.
was not to violently oppose governyou
cific railroad, I can furnish
lines.
ment ownership of telephone
freight,
Miss Laura Mulr is leaving today but to advise the public as to what
choice alfalfa hay,' cheap
quirk delivery." E. C. Burltngarae. for Portland to be gone a month.
It involved.
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Farmer. Walla Walla. .Waah. Adv.
That the high school lyceum course
TO
brings some splendid musical talent LEAVES INCOME
Cows! Cows! Cows!
51 PERSONS VOTl LIFE
Thirty head fresh milch cow for to the city was thoroughly demonstrated lust evening by the concert of
sale. Enquire Grllman Bros. Adv.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. SO. Life in
the International Opera company, an
Notice.
entertainment, enjoyed by the Urge comes for 81 persons, 20 year remitDance In the Moose Hall, Thursday audience in the high school auditori- tances for 14 others and a trust fund
evening, February 4th, given under um. The first riart of the tiroaram for the establishment of an eye, ear,
connecthe auspices of the Pendleton Lodge consisted in solos, duets and quartet' nose and throat hospital in
university, St
No. 78, L. O. O. M. Everyone Invit selections. J. Allen Grubb is the ten- tion with Washington
or and among hla selections one of Louis, were provided In the will of
ed. Admission, SOc. Adv.
Wil
the notable numbers last evening was Mrs. Elira McMillan, widow St.of Louis
SrttiiuTs Now .Ready.
"Sound an Alarm" from Judas Maca-- . liam McMillan, millionaire
reRhode Island Reds, not buff or bens. Mr. Grubb has a strong pleas-- J car builder. Mrs. McMillan died
was
Her
will
Cal.
Pasadena,
cently
at
heavy
!ng perfectly trained voice. Mr. Burt
brown, but big red blrda of
laying strain. Cockerel prize bira P. McKinnle, bass, and leader of the filed for probate here.
The will disposes of property worth
company. Is a soloist of well deserved
from Portland poultry ahow
Among
$9,000,000.
approximately
prize
strong,
rich
popularity, for from his
Hens bred from International
monthly Incomes fot
winners. Supply of eggs limited. Ad- baritone he has exceptionally good those receiving
atage presence.His encores were ol , life are: Miss Elizabeth Dyer, Los Andress E. I. Davis, Hermlston, Ore.
Anpopular
nature, as were those byj geles, S100; Mabel Duane, Los
a
Adv.
McKlt-trlcgeles.
William
Rev.
$100;
the
Mr. Grubb, and highly pleasing. Mrs.
formerly a Presbyterian minTekla Farm McKlnnie, soprano, is an
V. of W. Pane Tuesday Night
leg,
Pendleton Circle W. of W. will give artistic singer and her selections were ister, lncapaclated by the loss of a
Warfleld
Josephine
$250,
Mrs.
and
"good
dances
contralto,'
time"
enjoyed. Miss Heidenrick,
another of their
Feb. 2nd. appeared in a group of Japanese McMillan of Colorado Springs. Colo.,
In Moose Hall. Tuesday.
All songs.
Th a trpneral nubile Is invited.
MIbs Margaret Day, acconv. $500.
by
Music
good
time.
gave
a
some charming Instru-- j
panlst,
promised
Admission 60c mental selections and encores. The WILL INVESTIGATE
United Orchestra.
Adv.
Come!
concert was concluded with the rendl-- .
CENTRALIA FAILURE
tlon of "The Sleeping Queen," aj
operetta, WASHINGTON. Jan. 80. The
pleasing and
Attention Kagles,
I
of Justice and the comptrolEagles will meet at Eagle Hall at by the entire company.
ler of the currency each decided to
funeral
the
tomorrow to attend
Mrs. R. R. Raymond and Mrs. Ret-t- a send a man to Centralia, Wash., to
of Roy Stuart which will be held at
Wombaugh of this city and Mr. probe the recent failure of the First
S
o'clock.
at
parlors
Folsom
the
and Mrs. Emmett Reese of Helix, left National bank there.
J. B. HINES.
Mrs. Otis,
Worthy President Thursday for Portland.
(Adv.)
who was Mrs. Raymond's guest, ac
companied them ns far as her home
In The Dalles.
too
Uo
SANITATION
QUALITY
SERVICE
right
LOCALS
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OLIVKS,
When you get a tough, rough
steak or roast. It's probably the
result of poor meat improperly cut.
"Well begun is half done;" applies
to this preparation of meat, "Peine
co" meat li prepared right and we
cut
M4
628 Main.
C3
iiBBiissw
an
Juniper rancher,
George Roberts Is In the city from
his ranch today.
Mrs. J. O. McCoy of Echo is a guest
at the St. George.
Ed Rlngle Is among the Helix peo.
In the city today.
M. D. Smith was In yesterday from
his farm at Ring station.
John Wynn was down yesterday
from his ranch on McKay creek.
H. B. Glese of Hermlsto'n, came up
tjterday from the project town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foley of La
Grande are at the Hotel Pendleton.
Mrs. A. It. Gilchrist of Weston is
njmbered among the visitors in the
city.
A. L. Douglas, C. A. Staggs and
Harry Turner are down today from
Weston.
C. A. Guerne, principal of the Athena schools, is spending the day In
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sloan of Echo
are among the Saturday visitors in
Pendleton.
William Anderson, Jr., a merchant
of Milton, was among the visitors In
Pendleton yesterday.
W. C. Howard, principal of tht
Stanfleld schools, Is up from the west
end of the county today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilbert, prom
inent residents of Uklah, are weekend visitors in Pendleton.
William H. Daughtrey, president of
the Union Stock yards of Portland, Is
a Saturday visitor in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Timmerman and
Mrs. John Timmerman came In this
morning on the N. P. train f om He
lix.
Jesse O. Hales, well known Adams
farmer, was among the witnesses
her yesterday for the hog case tried
out in the circuit court.
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Herrmann Denies It.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30. Statements
from Chicago and New York that the
National Baseball commission had
raised the American association and
International league to major league
ratings were denied here by August
Herrmann, chairman of the commission.
"The commission." said Herrmann
"received applications from the International leagde and the American
association, but no decision has been
reached yet If these, leagues are
given major league standing the Pacific Coast league would, automatically become a major league
Changes In American Association.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. SO.
Commenting on the announcement of
President. Chlvington in Chicago that
the American association had been
elevated to the rank of a major league,
James C. McGill, president of the local club, said that the American association territory was to be enlarged.
St. Paul and Cleveland, be believed,
will be dropped from the circuit while
two other large cities will be taken
into the lea rue In their stead.
Cash
Donates
Husband
McGill said he had no definite inSALEM. Or., Jan. 29. Because the
beyond the fact that two
formation
state appropriation for the return of big
cities were being considered for
prisoners has been exhausted John
Palamera agreed to advance to the
commonwealth the necessary expense
money for returning his wife's alleg
ed murderer, Dominic Pachena, from
Stockton, Cal.
Governor Wlthycombe Issued a re
quisition on the California state executive for the extradition of Pachena. Mrs. Palamera was terrbly mutilated by her murderer. According to
a statement before she died, she was
attached because she refused to run
away with Pachena.
inclusion in American association
Oregon Appropriations.
10. Tho
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
house has passed a bill appropriating
at
$12,000 for a llfeaavlng station
Siuslaw and passed a bill giving SS0OO
for aids to navigation at the mouth of
the Coquille river.
ClUldreo'a Dencinc School.
Beginning Thursday afternoon, 4 p.
m., at Commercial gymnasium. Particulars. Phone J. H. Merryman, Ho
tel Pendleton.
Adv.
MEUMi
Kaiser Quotes John Knox
BERLIN, (via London), Jan. 2.
the
Emperor William, speaking to
war correspondents at the general
headquarters in the field said:
"Good morning. I pay my respects
and I thank you for it Tou accomplish excellent things and I read your
articles gladly. Your reports nave a
high patriotic tone and it la of great
".alue to our men In the trenches
when we can send them such matter.
"On thin more, and nofe this.
My principal
and it
gentlemen.
to this war also-- la the word of
old John Knox, the reformer In Scot
land, that 'one man with God is al
ways in the majority."
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A story
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"The Scenario Editor's
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A studio war scene. Airships in destructive
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machine which shoots lots of lightning.
"Tale of a Lonesome Day
Victor Comedy
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lmag-Ine.so-
Im-
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seemed to you, txen, the uttermost in luxury.
Superfluous weight does, sometimes, make for steadiness, there's no
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Demonstration
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4 Cylinder Touring $1085
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SOLD IN PENDLETON BY
LONG & WELKER
STONE GARAGE
Sfie
Street
Phone
74
727
Johnson
Episode No.
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"His Gratitude"
Mary Pickford
"Papa Buys a Ball"
Victor Comedy
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