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KH.I1T PAvE. PAGE EIGHT. DAILY KAK1 ORBGOMA1N, PENDLETON, ORBGOIf. BATCRDAY, OCTOIU.K SO, MlOlt. The Old Way Coffee in Bulk A blend of dirt, dust and ill-kept Coffee scooped into a Paper package. The New Way White House Coffee A choice blend of the best Coffees in the world. Sold whole or ground in air-tight tins. Neve in bulk. Standard Grocery Co. 214-216 East Court St. Leading Grocers. PERSONAL MENTION PENDLETON HIGH WINS AT MILTON DEFEATS COLUMBIA COLLEGE JUNIOR THREE TO NOTHING Drop Kick H Nat Kimball Won Championship of County for Local Team Captain Devino's Plunges I'oature of Game. By superior playing throughout, the Pendleton high school football team defeated the team from the Columbia college on the latter's home ground at Milton yesterday afternoon by a score of 3 to 0. As in the game with Walla Walla, the winning score iru in.i.if by Nat Kimball, with a cleverely executed drop kick from the 20 yard line. The Milton correspondent of the Walla Walla Union says that not since the season opened has such clean exhibition of the game been put up and at no time throughout tht game were there any objectionable features. This statement is borne out by the testimony of the Pendle ton players who returned this morn ing on the Walla Walla train. The boys say they outplayed their opponents at all stages of the game and that the ball was in the Colum bia territory hnarly all the time. They feel that a touchdown would more nearly have represented the compara tive strength of the two teams, thousli the victory is appreciated, especially since both teams had previously de feated the Walla Walla high school by the same score of 6 to 0. No score was made by either side in the first half, the winning kick coming In the second half, after a se ries of marvelous linebucks by Cap tain Devine. While Quarterback Kimball and Captine Devine at full were the stars of the day for the win ning team, they were given good sup port by every member of their team. Huds.in and Henderson were the best players for the college. Mark Moorhouse of Pendleton was referee while Dr. Cannane of Milton wag umpire. The halves were 20 minutes. The next game for the Pendleton team will be with Baker City in this city. November 12. and will be one of the hardest and most Important games of the entire season. The win ner of this game will probably be the champion of eastern Oregon, though the La Grande team will still remain to be reckoned with. ? ? ? ? Is after you ! ! ! STAN FIELD Will. SECURE A IIWK TALLMAN'S MT. HOOD PEROXIDE GREASLESS e CREAM (Special Corresjondence.) Stanfield. Ore.. Oct. 30. This county's youngest town Is to have a bank. Papers for the organization of the financial institution were execut ed, in Portland this week, and Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, who arrived this morning from the state's metropolis, is the moving spit it in the new- Insti tution. Arrangements for a building will be made as soon as possible, of ficers elected, the bank Installed and opened for the accommodation of the public. U w-as also announced this morn ing that the town is to have a new fireproof business building It Is to be two stories in height, constructed of concrete and will have a 75-foot frontage The building Is to be erect ed just east of the one being put up by Fred T. George on Coe avenue. Is after you I An excellent skin ro$d complexion beauttfler. Effectu ally removes all blackheads and fclemlshes, Waving soft, smooth and velvety. Pre vents chapping and roughness. Will not stain the most delicate colors, fur sale by, Tallman & C o. Leafing Druggists. 1$ DR. F. B. DAYTON of the well known firm of Dayton Bros., eye specialists, has re turned from his Willamette valley trip and is again at hfs old location ?ver the French Restaurant. To start the wlnt-r'S business oft with a boom he has decided to makp "pop ular" prices for next week on all work, this means a "big" cut and offers you a chance to get glasses at most reasonable price. Remember all work is guaranteed and references will be gladly furnished to strangers. We have fitted many persons to glasses In Pendleton during the last 6 years and will be glad to furnish such as references. If you need glasses get the best. Eyes examined free. Dayton Bros., over French Restaurant. R B. Stanfield of Echo, Is a Pen dleton visitor today. H. D. Smith and wife of Echo, are IVndlcton visitors today. Mayor H. R. Newport of Horniiston, is a Pendleton visitor today R. K. Eaton of Hoppner, is trans .u tttlg Kusiiuss in Pendleton. H. t;. NYwpori and Wife, came up from Herin'.ston last evening. Miss S. E. Morris of Milton, is a guest of the Hotel Bowman. M. L. Morrison, the Hel.x mer chant, is spending the day In Pendle ton. Frank Curl came In this morning from his reservation ranch, near Ha vana. M S. Maxwell of Hoppner, Is car ing for business interests In this city today. Jo0 N. Scott, the Athena farmer, has been transacting business here today. K B. Stanfield, cashier of the bank at Echo, is transacting business here today. E. P. Croarkin, the Echo real es tate man. Is a Pendleton business vis itor today. L. L. Rogers and family came down from Adams this morning to spend the day. Charles McAIavy of Helix, came in from that place this morning to do some trading. Attorney Homer I. Watts of Athe na, is here today for the transaction of legal business. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Duffy of Walla Walla, are over from that city for a brief visit with friends. A. D. Nye, custodian of the Com mercial association rooms, is spend ing the day at Hermiston. C. E. Nelson came up from his home In Lmatllla last evening for the transaction of business here. Miss Norma Alioway has returned from visiting her parents. at Boise and 'will be here for some time. D. T. Smith, a prominent stock man of Grant county, is here today, j having come in with some stock. Hon C. A. Barrett came down from Athena this morning to attend the mass meeting in this city, this after noon. Horace T. Jones, special land agent for the government, was a westbound ! passenger on this morning's local train. L. F. Beiheide of Hermiston. Is caring for business interests' in this city today, having come up la3t eve ning. Mrs. Ross Carney left on the noon train for Portland, being called there by the death of her grandfather, S. G. Reese. Hon. D. C. Brownell of I'matilla. left for home this noon, after trans acting business in this city for a couple of days. Dell McCarty Is expected to arrive in Pendleton this evening from Al berta, where he has been farming for the past several months. Rev. H. S. Shankle, presiding elder for this district of the M. E. church, south, passed through Pendleton this morning on his way to Echo. Ralph A. Harmon, field correspond ent for the Spokesman Review, pass ed through Pendleton this morning on his way from Walla Walla, to the west end of l.'matllla county, R. O. Hawks, who is teaching school at Yoakum, is In the city to day on business in connection with a lawsuit which is to be argued before the supreme court in this city next week. CITIZENS JOIN IV PROTEST. (Continued from page 1.) NOW ITS PICKARD'S FANCY CHINA Let us tell you right at the start that we are terribly particular what SORT of China we handle, just as we are about other things. We bought the famous Plckard's on the pr.nclple that our cus tomers wouldn't care for anything "cheap." so-we ask you to con sider China excellence ONLY. That leaves out a lot of low grade goods, but what IS here is Ft I GUT There are no better example of the art of decorating China to be found anywhere, so we Invite you to view It critically. Our display offers suggestions for presents that you shouldn t miss. Don't fall to see our White and Gold Initial Havlland. Wm E. Hanscom Jeweler O. M. Ilea cock, Optician. School and College Pennants A New and Pretty Line Now Showing Pyrography Wood Beautiful Patterns For Burning, all Sizes, Different Designs NELSON'S 719 Main Street. Resolved, that we protest against said action of the Merchant Marine league of Seattle, and against the al- lowance by the government of the T'nited States, or any of Its depart ments, of their application in tho premises. And further that we believe It to be for the Interest of the wheat grow ers of the Pacific coast states that present conditions as to shlpp ng by foreign vessels shall be permitted to continue unchanged. And further, that the secretary of the navy should examine Into this matter carefully before taking action upon It. and should refuse the Seat tle application. And further that a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to each Senator and each Member of Congress from Oregon, with the request that they use their Influence to prevent the adoption by the Secretary of the Navy of the recommendations of the fprcham Marine League of Seattle, aforesaid. And that a copy of these resolutions b- transmitted direct to the Secretary of the Navy. And that all farmers and all com rperclal bodies In the whfat growing regions on the Pacific coast be re quested to co-operate with us in this protest. STEPHEN A. LOWELL, Chalrmnn. C. A. BARRETT. Secretary. ? ? Is after you ! ! ! O. A. O. ADMINISTERS DEFEAT TO Will i M N (Continued from page one. the bleachers were Inaudible when compared to the roar thai emanated from the Hons of Marcus. An Ideal day for such a contest, nothing marred what proved an ex ceptionally clean exhibition of the college game though defeated, the lor d lads feel that they did their best. BIG SALE ENDS TONIGHT Tonight After Supper Will End The Great Showimg Of Ladies' Coats Capes, Suits Dresses No Old Stock But Just The New Beautiful And Mostly Desired Styles And Colorings FqrThe Coming Winter Women's Fall Suits All Sizes In Malaca, Grape, R.aisiiy Black, Navy, Wistaria, Grey, Mahogany, Stripes, Solid Colors, Mixtures. Wool Serges, English Serge, Cheviots $1875 TO $65.00 Women's Coats, All Sizes From $15.00 To $35.00 Women's Capes, Many Col orings $12.50 To $27.50 Ladies' FallJDresses AHjizg8Cojjei.hagen. BladciGreen!LRjseda, Maize, Navy, Taupe Grey nrl Brown Colors. All The New StyleiThatAreJtew mUJ Effect FronT $25.00 To $ 1 50.00 Do Not Overlook jnggportgj AkM As CanJJnjy Afford To Carry In A Large Citjjle BOSTON STORE Remember Tonight This Sale Ends "The Hendy Store." ? 7 ? ? 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