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DAILY EAST OttEGOXIAN, PEXDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1012.
EIGirT PAGES.
That During
1912
You will buy your
Groceries
at this store.
Fhone orders carefully
attended.
Stock crisp and fresh every
day.
Our prices will please you.
WE WANT 1912 TO BE OUR. BANNER YEAR
We'll make it worth while for you if you'll trade here.
Standard Grocery Co., Inc.
rilONE MAIN 98.
FRANK O'GARA. Proa.
WHERE ALL ARE PLEASED.
BERNARD O'GARA. Soc-Treas.
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
1 v Mon Draw Two Duys.
.Judge Fita Gerald this morning
handed out two day sentences In jnll
each to Jack Hull and Albert Paine,
both of whom pleaded guilty to the
charge of disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Rupc Slowly Improving.
Word has been received here to the
effect that Mrs. Ernest Ruppe, who
recently underwent several operations
for appendicitis and other internal
complications in' a hospital at The
Dulles, Is slowly recovering.
Dr. Ulcnkney Resigns.
Dr. V. II. Bleaknev. formerly pres
ident of the Pendleton Academy and
recently pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Freewater, has resigned his
pastorate and passed through Pen
dleton this morning- enroute to Port
land where he may locate permanently.
McMullen that his mother, living in
that state, was one of 11 heirs of the
estate of her brother, who died -recently
in Baltimore, leaving a for
tune appraised at $148, 000,000. Her
share of the estate, it is figured, will
be nearly $15,000,000. At her death
that .sum will descend to McMullen
and his two brothers and two sisters,
giving each oneflfth, or about $2,
000,000. ,
RAILROAD IU1LDER OF
NOTE IN PADDED CELL
Engineer Want to Wtxl Princess and
Demands $50,000 Pension.
Seattle, Wash. J. J. Harding, for
mer supervising engineer for the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Railroad, was adjudged insane and
committed to the state asylum at
Stellncoon. Mr. Harding has the.
hallucination that he is to receive a
$50,000 pension from the Fllwaukee
j railroad and that he Is to marry Prin
cess Patricia, daughter of - the Duke
of Connaught, Govei'nor-General of
Canada. Two falls, In each of which
Mr. . Harding sustained a fractured
skull, are declared to be responsible
for his plight.
HELIX L 0. T. I.
INSTALL OFFICERS
(Special Correspondence).
Helix, Ore, Jan. 17. The Ladies of
the Maccabees installed their new of
ficers for the following year as fol
lows: Lady commander, Verna Wy
rlck; lieut. com., Audry Shannon;
past commander, Emma Zeuske;
treasurer, Wlldy Smith, secretary, Net
tie Myers; chaplain, Olive Frledly;
sergeant, Gertrude Cook; sentinel,
Jessie Warren; picket, Iola Piper, af
ter which games were played until
10:30 when their guests were seated
to a banquet of which everybody en
Joyed until midnight.
The snow has melted and nearly
all of it went Into the ground.
The late sowed grain nearly all
came through the ground during the
snow and promises are fine for a
good stand.
Work has commenced on the new
commercial hall which will be a
great Improvement to the city and ad
jacent country.
MOTHER WON'T VOTE,
BVT SHE CONTROLS PA'S
"You're for Taft," Woman Who Re
fuses to Resistor, Tells Husband.
f San Francisco. ratrick Connor,
elderly hut vigorous, applied to be reg
istered, his wife, of about his own
age, accompanied him to the office.
but standing modestly back from the
desk.
"Come up here, mother, and regis
ter yourself." said Patrick. "You've
as good a right to do it as I have
now."
"That is true, Mrs. Connor," said
the clerk.
"Oh, no, I don't want to register.
I'd never think of voting," protested
Mrs. Connor, blushing like a girl all
over her pleasant, smiling face; and
nothing would persuade her to change
her mind. So Patrick proceeded to
register alone.
"What Is your politics," Inquired
the clerk, when he har proceeded that
far.
Connor hesitated a moment, then
looked toward his wife.
"Mother," he questioned, "how do I
vote?"
Quickly and firmly came the ans
wer. "You vote for Taft that's the way
you vote."
So Patrick was put down as a re
publican and walked meekly away
with the good woman who wouldn't
think of voting herself.
tcvlvnl Attendance Increases.
The attendance Is increasing at the
revival meetings in the Methodist
Episcopal church. Rev. Emmel de
lighted his hearers with his plain,
practical sermon on "Power" last
night. He will sing the special solo
tonight as- well as preach. The ser
vice begins promptly at 7:30. All are
invited and urged to come.
DIVORCE TRIAL IX SECRET.
Bancroft Case) Against Daughter of
Alfred I. Du Pont Begins.
Wilmington, Del. The trial of the
suit for divorce of John Bancroft Jr.
against Madeleine Du Pont Bancroft
daughter of Alfred I. Du Pont,' and
the cross-suit of Mrs. Bancroft for
a divorce from her husband, was be
gun in the Superior Court here be
hind closed doors. All the sessions
of the court dealing with both actions
will be tried in secret.
When the cases were called Chief
Justice Penney will said:
"In addition to sensational features
and the repulsive nature of the test!
mony that will be produced, there is
In Issue the legitimary of an innocent
child. This is a matter we think
should not be given unnecessary put
llcatlon,"
Restaurant Keeper Released.
The city failed to make a case
against Georgia Farmer alias Emma
Holland, proprietress of the'Hpme res
taurant, yesterday afternoon when
she was brought up for trial on a
charge of disorderly conduct. Con
clusive evidence was not introduced
and Judge Fltz Gerald decided she
was not guilty. Judge James A. Fee
was the defendant's legal counsel.
Young man, get a piece of. land.
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of ike Incomo of ihe Average
Family is Spent for Eatables
VTIAT are you receiving in return for money spent for eatables?
You can be the judge of the r reshness and Wholesomeness
of your purchase but you must depend upon the
SCALES in use for the ' quantity
We Protect Our Customers by
Usind Toledo Scales
No Springs
HONEST WEIGHT GUARANTEED
Yoa can see the goods automatically weighed and
their money value is calculated by the machine NO
WAITING NO ERROUS Come in and see this
most modern weighing system.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
won't eot yon so much if you (ret full vnlue for your money.
A littl" ivinir :.iy ly tUY oi l""r f'' supplier wiU umount
to a i-oii'-iO' i-aMi- turn in a year. Wc- pi.-imutce to give you
the most of tbe best quality for your mouny.
Evangelist Speaks at P. H. S.
Rev. Emmel addressed the high
school this morning upon the theme
of Athletics and Religion. Having
been an enthusiast upon both subjects
for years, he is well qualified to speak
upon the topic. The students showed
the'r appreciation of Ills remarks by
heany rounds of applause.
Reiiorts Prospects Fine.
In a letter to Ray Ayers, his assist
ant in the Pendleton Abstract com
pany, James H. Gwinn, who with Roy
Raley is in Los Angeles making pre
parations for the presentation of a
wild west show, declares the prospects
confronting- them on their arrival were
better than anticipated and he de
clared they are now hard at work
with their arrangements.
PRIKST IS ADMITTED
TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW
Tho Rev. Father G lea son of Truckec
Pn.sses Examination.
Sacramento. The Rev. Father
Francis Gleason of Truckee, Catholic
priest, passed a successful examination
before the Third - District Court of
Appeal, and has been admitted to
the practice of law In the state of
California. Father Gleason, who is
more than sixty years old, passed a
good examination and was the first
on the list of the class of eighteen.
FAMILY IS IX STRANGE TANGLE.
D. K. Dannels of Boulder, Colo., to no
come Fathcr-ln-Law of Stepson.
Boulder, Colo. Because of the issu
ance of a marriage license here to D.
K. Dannels, a sawmill proprietor, peo
ple are puzzled to know how the fam
ily relationship is to be determined
through the approaching marriage of
Dannels' daughter to his wife's son.
Dannels will become the stepfather
of his own daughter, while his step
son will become his son-inlaw. The
daughter will have a stepmother and
mother-in-law all in one.
Burns and Brltton Mntelied.
San Francisco, Jan. 17. Frankle
Burns and Jack Brltton were match
ed to meet In a ten round contest be
fore the Oakland Wheelman's club
January 24. They will weigh 133
pounds at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
of the contest.
Man Loses Hi3 Pocketbook.
J. W. Hicks, when he arrived in
Pendleton last evening enroute from
Lewlston to Huntington, discovered
that he had lost a pocketbook con
taining $112 on the train, and he was
forced to borrow $1.50 from the local
ticket agent In order to continue his
Journey. . An effort has been made to
locate the money but has heen una
vailing.
Former Local Girl Very III.
A telegram was received last night
by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bentley an
nounc'ng that their daughter, Mrs.
W. A. Pierce Jjad just been operated
upon twice In a Spokane hospital for
appendicitis and was about to under
go the third operation. No hope of
recovery was entertained by the phy
sicians on Saturday and Sunday but
they now announce that is a little
hope left, says the message which
was sent by Mrs. Carrie Alexander,
another daughter who la at the bed
side of her sister. Mrs. Pierce is well
known here where she formerly lived
as Is her husband, who is a member
of the local K. of P. order.
Dale Rothvell
Optometrist
Eyes examined by the latest and
best methods. Glasses fitted, lenses
duplicated - and frames repaired
With Wm. Har.scom THE
Jeweler, Pendleton
CSl Teday end Try Ssijis ci Those
iioidii
Weighed on Our Electric Scates 1
Country Sausage
Fresh Mince Meat
Echo Honey, jars and bulk
Fresh Package Cookies 4
Summer Sausage
Swiss Cheese
Johnson s Package Candies
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Quality Grocers
RasketMH Games Tonight.
Great interest is being manifested
In high school circles over the two
interclass basketball games to be
played in the gymnasium tonight. The
line-ups of the teams have been an
nounced as follows:
Girls Senior, center, Raley, Par-k-tt;
guards, F. Baling, Coutts, Sat
terly; forwards, H. Johns, M. Sallng.
Junior, center, Louis Hampton, La
zlnka, F. Smith; guards, Berkeley,
Wagner; forwards, Lazinka, Mellon-lf-s.
Subs, Ila Sturdlvant, Lillian Boy
len. Boys Freshmen, center,- Rugg;
guards, Russell, Cecil Hampton; for
wards, Mentzer, Kirkpatrlck.
Sophomores, center, Koch; guards,
Krebs, Haw; forwards. O. Hampton,
A. Ferguson. Sub, Straughn. The
games commence at 7:45.
REAL MEXICAN HOT
TAMALES
Notice.
To members of Daphne Circle No.
Women of Woodcraft:
Commencing with January, 1912, I
will receive assessments and dues at
301 Lewis street, Pendleton, Ore.
Amanda Clark, clerk.
Hot Clam ' Bouillon. ,
.10c
Hot Malted Clams
..10c
Hot Reef Tea
10c
Hot Toninto Flip
10c
.Hot Reef Broth
01'ROR BRIBER TO BE
TRIED NEXT MONTH
Los Angeles, Jan. 17. After Supe
rior Judge W1119 today denied both
motions to set aside the information,
cha-ging bribery and attempted brib
ery ( f McNamara jurors, Bert Frank
lin, fomerly a - McNamaa detective,
pleaded not guilty and his trial was
set for February 15.
Hot Chocolate
.10c
, .10c
I
Try our Hot Drinks they are
Invigorating and will cheer you
up during cold weather.
O'DELL'S
Cigars, Candles and Pool Room.
649 Main Street. Prone M. 4.
LEAVE IT TO US.
Four Killed In Collision.
Louisville, Ky Jan. 17. Four train
men are dead and two perhaps fatal
ly Injured today as the result of a
head-on collision at Long Run, 18
miles east of here, between an in
bound Louisville & Nashville passen
ger train, and a Chesapeake & Ohio
train of empty cars. Virtually, all the
passengers on the Louisville & Nash
vllle train were slightly injured.
ROSEBURG LABORER IS
HEIR TO BIO FORTUNE
Roseburg, Ore. That he will be the
ultimate heir to a fortune running in
to seven figures Is the Information
conveyed In a letter received by C. F.
McMullen, a resident and laborer of
this city. The letter, which was
from relatives In Indiana, informed Phone Main HI.
and we will do your Cleaning and
Dyeing to your perfect satisfaction,
We take ladies' and gentlemen's gar
ments and make them look like new
by our process, which, however, will
never injure the most delicate rao
ric. We solicit a trial of our work,
feeling certain that the first order will
be the forerunner of many more from
you. Our charges are moderate In
all cases.
Pendleton Dye Works
Underwear, Shirts,
Shoes, Clothing,
Hats, Furnishings
all continue to go down in price at the.
s.
KostpOin Store
A SNAP FOR $2500.00
7 room modern house, atone cellar, barn, wood shed, bath,
toilet, shade and fruit trees, 1-2 block ground.
Call at once as bargains of this character can't last. Must see
It to appreciate It.
MARK MOORHOUSE CO.
Phone Main 83.
117 K Court Street
Other Property of Every Description.
Money to Loan on City and County Realty.
A Few of Our
Regular Prices
Compare these with so-called sale
prices then come in and see the fresh
ness and quality of our lines and
we'll prove to you WHO gives
the greatest bargains in Pendleton
Another Shipment of those $3.00 Corduroy Fants in dark
preen and tan, at regular S1.08
Dark Blue Flannel Shirts, $1.25 value, regular C9
Covert Coat with blanket lining 98
Indigo Blue and Turkey Red Handkerchiefs, 3 for..- 10
Ribbed Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawers, 50c value 25
Golden fkle Store Hs
KNOWN FOR ITS STRENGTH
THE
First National
3an!i
PENDLETON, OREGON
Capital, Surplus and Undi
vided Profits, $500,000.00
Resources $2,000,000.00
KNOWN FOR ITS SECURITY
SOtVi H. Alt.
Let Us Drive Your Kitchen Trouble
Away
Satisfactory Groceries at J
Satisfactory Prices
Just a few reminders
Black Tea, per pound
A very fine Broom for .
Hermiston Strained Honey, per pound
Lunch Beef, per can.
Hot Tamales 7 in a can
251
501
121
201
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CLARK'S GROCERY
Phone Main 174
612 Main' Street