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I TAGE EIGIIT DAILY BAST OREGOTLVH, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 22, 1011. EIGHT PAGES What Shall We Have? THE ANSWER IS ONOPOLE Newsy Notes of Pendleton IICKXS DETECTIVES AUIUVE AT LOS ANGELES The "One Best" of all canned and glass foods. VF.rtF.TABLES COFFEE FISH SriCES RELISHES TEA FRUITS N'om in Policv Court. The police court docket presented 1 a rather blank appearance this morn I ius despite the fact that there have 1 ieon sessions since Saturday. Sun I day brought no offenders into jail ' and consequently the work of Judgo Vi'.z Gerald was considerably lightened. Los Angeles. May 24. With a number of exhibits, Including articles used in making a Infernal machine, suit cases used carry them and other other articles. Burns' detectives ar rived from Chicago. They have also books and papers taken after the ar rest of the Moamaras. They will be used in the McNamara trial. EXTRACTS SYRUrS Fresh shipment of fine MOXOrOLE SYRUP just re ceived. The hot cake's best friend no breakfast is com plete without MOXOFOLE SYRUf. STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY INC. SOLE AGENTS WHERE ALL ARE PLEAS FIX FRAXK O'GARA, rrea. BERNARD O'GAIU, Sec-Treas. GREY MARE IS HOMESICK. Can't Board Ferry So Swims Across the Columbia. Vancouver, Wash., May 22. The love of home was so strong In a dap nio rrev mare today, that she risked her life in reaching It by swimming the Columbia river, where It is a mile wide, and more than SO feet deep. The horse was recently sold to the St. Johns Lumber company, but she broke away and reached the ferry slip on Hayden Island yesterday. At every landing of the boat she was driven back to the top of the bill, and she was still persistent In trying to get on the ferry. This morning the homesick mare was turned into a pasture by the fer ry landing, and in a few mlnuntes she was on the river bank, surveying a course which she was to follow. No one being around, sbe Jumped Into the muddy torrent and began to pad dle for the Washington shore, holding her head upstream. She passed the City of Vancouver terry in the middle of the stream, and kept on her weary way, the water covering all except her head and ears, and they, too, were at times sub mcrked by the waves. When she was about two-thirds across she began to go down stream and ber long swim began to tell on her power of endur ance, but she paddled away and fi nally landed near the shipyards of the Pittock & Leadbetter Lumber company, where in a few minutes af ter she had shaken the water from her hair, began to browse along the bank. Circuit Court in SesMon. The special May session of the cir cuit court convened this morning with Judge G. W. Phelps in the chair. Tiie attention of the court during the entire day has been occupied with the cases of Williams vs, Cecil, and Gillette vs. Cecil appealed from the justice court of Echo. , The plaintiffs are being represented by Attorney HensllRh of Echo and the defendants by Attorneys A. W. Gray of Stanfield, and L. A. Esteb of Echo. The other cases set for trial and the order in which they will be called follow: State vs. Flarty, State vs. Vermillion, Gilbert Co. vs. Peters, State vs. C. C. Hendricks et al and Nolen vs. Xolen. The grand jury is in session and will probably return several indictments against men now in jail. Johnson Buck on Stage. New York, May 22. Jack Johnson, the heavyweight champion, Is back on the stage, commencing a vaude ville engagement here this afternoon, Ho appears in a boxing stunt with his sparring partner, Jim Monohun, The big negro says he Is taking a course in voice culture and expects to be come a singer. After concluding his theatrical engagement lie will sail for England. UP While ordering the daily groceries cus tomers often send us a message like this: "You are always so prompt and under stand my needs so well that it is a pleas ure to deal with you." A Compliment yes but that's what they all say. We specialize not only in the quality of our goods but in the service we render you. Whether you order over the 'phone or call in at the store, you will find the same courteous attention and desire to please you-it's part of our business system, just as much as is our prompt delivery and pains taking attention to your every order, r.o matter how small. You are respectfully invited to give it a trial. Fresh berries received daily A large variety of fine vegetables al nays on hand Gray Bros. Grocery "Quality Grocers." Phone Main 28. Next to Post Office Echo Flayed Good Game. Manager R. B. Stanfield of the Echo Lizards is in Pendleton today enroute home from Weston where his team played the Mountaineers yester day and suffered defeat by the score of 5 to 3. Manager Stanfield is greatly pleased with the showing his team made because of the fact that he was greatly handicapped due to the fact that five of his regular team turned in their suits last week be cause of some fancied grievance and he was forced to fill their places with high school boys and 'has-beens." Me had no pitcher but during the last six innings the hard hitting Weston players only gathered two hits and one run off his improvised slab artist. The spirit of the Echo manager is to be commended for, despite the dis couragements he has been forced to work under, he is always on hand at every game and ready for the fray. lUblo Training Selkxil. Tuskegee, Ala., May 22. Exercises commemorating the seventeen the an niversary of the Phelps Hall Bible Training School will bo held this eve ning in the chapel of Tuskegee In stitute, as a part of the commence ment week program at Dr. Washing ton's Institution. London, May 22. One of the great musical features of coronation year, the London Spring Muslo Festival, had its inaugural today. Trained choirs of thousands of voices and some of the best orchestras of the empire will be heard during the sea son. FLIRTATIONS IX SEATTLE COME HIGH Jack Stanfield, Mascot. Young Jack Stanfield, mascot for the Echo baseball team has been in the city today in company with his father R. B. Stanfield who manages the Echo twirlers. Jack has Just ac quired fame through the medium of the Oregon Journal which paper pub lished his picture yesterday with the following sketch, though the Journal erroneously stated that the boy was the son of R. X. Stanfield Instead of R. B. Stanfield. "The Echo team, of the Blue Moun tain league, has a mascot who, al- Scattle, Wash. That a courtesy ex tended to her on a Capital Hill street car by F. S. Lang, a local stove manu facturer at 1S27 First avenue, result ed in a flirtation during which he asked her if she believed In "love at first sight" and called her "honey" and "dearie," was the charge made on the witness stand today by Miss Mae Aronstein, who is suing Mr. Lang for $50,000 damages for breach of promise in falling to carry out his promise to marry her. Lang admits that he flirted a little with Miss Aronstein before he mar rled his present 'wife but charges that the present litigation Is blackmail, When Lang married. Miss Aronstein lay In wait for Lang at the Rainier Grand Hotel with a horsewhly but some friends conveyed the news to him and he came not to the tryst, VICTIM OF MAI) HOG. Maddened Unite Kan Into School Room Filled With Children. Mason City, la. Earl Farmer, aged 9, was the victim nf a mad dog which tore the flesh off one of his Pendleton t9s CLEANEST and BEST GROCERY 4 In Our Model Cool Base ment Phone Main 17 Fresh Dairy Butter, sweet as a nut, roll 6 Cans Choice Sliced Pineapple- ... Bulk Macaroni, ready cut, pound Canned Baked Sweet Potatoes, cans ... Stuffed Olives, bulk, pint Ripe Olives, pint Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps, special, pound Choice Ripe Juicy Oranges, dozen Imported Swiss Cheese, pound California Strawberries, 3 boxes .. Ehmann Olive Oil, bottles Maplo Butter, jars . 55 $1.00 10 20? 40 .... 25 .. 10? 30f 45 50 35, 60, $1.00 45 The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Save Your Coupon Where it Pay to Trade tion in behalf of Roy E. Pierce, ton of Henry Clay Pierce, the oil mag nate, to annul his marriage to Mrs. Bessie Chapman Pierce was tried in the supreme court today. No de fense was Interposed. Judge Mor- chauser took the papers and will ren der a decision early next week. The petition denied that any agree ment existed whereby the action would not be defended. Toung Pierce did not appear, but his father told in detail his objections tc his son's wife and also said he had refused to pay her $25,000 which his son demanded to recompense her for the income she had lost by reason of her marriage to Pierce. ' The father thought Pierce mentally Incompetent to contract a marriage as at the time, he said, the young man was suffering from the effects of about 45 drinks and 50 cigarettes a day. Dr. Carlos F. McDonald, called a an expert, gave it as his opinion that a person who drank and smoked so much was in no condition of mind to contract marriage. WAR MINISTER IS KILLED. (Continued from page one.) aid treatment by field surgeons. It was seen that M. Berteaux was fatally hurt and that M. Monls was seriously Injured. After the ministers had been cared for, the surgeons dressed the wounds of those who had received minor bruises. , There are various ( versions as to the cause of the accident, but all seem agreed that It occurred with such rapidity that there was no time for M. Berteaux, M. lonls and the other to escape. arms at a school house two mile though only eight years old, threatens , north of town last evenlnsr, to break into professional baseball. The brute charged Into the floor He is Jack Stanfield son of the team's ; of tne room which was filled full manager, R. B. Stanfield. . terrified children. Besides being manager and play- Trie, teacher, Florence Lnyman, lng captain of the Echo Juniors, , managed to beat off the rabid animal whom' he has trained In the inner , with a ruler and saved the other chil- worklngs of the national game with j dren. studious care. Jack' gets out with the , Miss Tollman's clothing whs torn big fellows In practice and holds his t shreds by the fanns of the doe. He is said to be the youngest own. "piaylng mascot" in the west." STAGE STILL LITRES WIFE OF DR. MCNYON Chicago. "There Is hope." So said Dr. James M. Munyon, the mil lionaire patent medicine king, a score INTERESTING NOTES FROM HERMISTOX The Reclamation Lodge, No. 107, Knights of Pythias, at Hermiston, met Thursday evening in regular ses sion and commenced their nomina tions for office for the ensuing year. I . . . . . i 1 of years ago, and his words were dls- 'ine paruni nominations were -.-c,a in t front windows of every lows: oDthecarv shop "There is hope." So echoes Dr. Munyon's beautiful wife, who twice tackled matrimony and found it a failure and three times essayed the stage with varying success, as mo prepared for a fourth theatrical de but by a brief engagement on cnica go's moving picture circuit. Failure to fmd happiness as a wne Chancelor Commander, Clinton Jackson; vice chancellor, H. D. Bur roughs; prelate, Otto Sapper; master of work. J. T. Hlnkle: master at ' arms, A. L. Larson; Inner guard. B. 1 B. Lane; outer guard, George E. Brlggs. Nominations were not closed and will be continued at the next regular meeting nlKht. when there will be a LOOKS LIKEFiFTY BUSHELSNOW 640 acres, all in wheat, well watered, Rood iinprotmif. This land has produced 48 bushels to the acre, and insy iv it this .year, the prospect is fine. $40.00 per acr bny i terms easy. I have some fine alfalfa and fruit farms on McKay 4 Birch creek, prices very reasonable, terms easy. If von arc looking for business property, a residence, or suburban home, drop in and we will talk it over. Tenrole Big 8271. Pendleton. Ore. E, T. WADE Office phone Mail. 455 ; Res. B. drove Mrs Munyon back to the stage. I reception In honor of George T Root. Vl"?. ?L , n, . n netress'Mr. Root will leave for Portland to ""JT-i.,. v,.. ,v t Oie home- ' make his home In the near future. He Will Il'Jt . i . pathlc villa of her sexagenerlan hus band. Now, spurred on by the applause of the "fans" In- the tiny Casino 10-cent theater at North Clark and Illinois streets, she announces that she will not return to the old religion with the doctor, but will carve out success for herself before the footlights. On this ioc nninf there seems to be some difference of opinion. Charles Moore, stage manager of the Casino has little faith in the art of the beautiful Mrs. Munyon. "You know how it Is with these society women," he said. "They all think they can act and sing, and there's only one In a thousand of (hem who ever makes good. Mrs. Munyon wnsn't nnv scream here." "Mv voice Is all gone and I had to tsiiv mv sones Instead of singing hm .nlH th nrt'st herself. "That Is all that is the matter." Mrs. Munyon uses her maiden name Piiniine Neff. on the stage. She is Z& years old. Dr. Munyon Is 61. Do yon read the Best OregonlanT la one of the charter members of the lodge. Refreshments will be served work-in the third degree wil be given and the nominations for office will be closed at this meeting. SEEK TO ANNCL PIERCE MARRIAGE Oil Mnimato Objects to Ills Son's Wife ami Takes Cace to Court. Newburgh. N. Y.. May 22. The ac- DALE ROTIIWELL OPTOMETRIST. Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted, Lenses Duplicated and Frames Repaired. With W. E. IIANSCOM, THE Jeweler, Pendleton. Pendleton Dye Works CUT PRICES FOR MAY LADIES' SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED $3.0 LADIES' SUITS PRESSED l-00 MEN'S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED $a.0 MEN'S SUITS PRESSED 5c Have your clothes cleaned t an up-to-date place and by up-to-date methods. 906 1-9 E. Alts. Phone Main 109. 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