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EIGHT PAGE3 DAILY EAST OltRGOMAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JLXE 21, 1011. PAGE THIUEB ymmmmmmmmmmammitMjmammammmmmmmmmmsmmmmmmaaummmmmm $1.50 I Oxford Sal Regular $3.50 fords, in black and and sizes, to close $4 Ox tan, all out Your Choice Saturday F.E.L1VENG00D(1S,C0. July Ladies Home Journal Patterns Ready. i LOCALS I See Lane & Son for signs. Pastime' picture please all. Dutch Henry for coal. Main 178. Wall paper, paints, etc. Lane & Son. Wanted Plain sewing. Apply 308 South Lllleth street. Phone Platzoeder for freh meat and lard. Main 445. Everybody goes to the Orpheum to the best and the clearest pictures. Buy your chickens for Sunday's dinner at the Central Meat Market. Phone Main S3. Call up Main 75for McConnell's express. All kinds of hauling care fully and promptly done. Everything that's good to eat. in meats and groceries at the Cash Market, phone Main 101. For Rent Three furnished ouse keeplng rooms, electric lights and gas. No children. 701 Thompson. Special rates to horsee Boarded by the week or month at the Commercial Barn, 420 Aura street. Phone Main IS, Employment office, baggage check ed, headquarters for newspapers Geo. R. Dtmott cigar store, 521 Main street. Wanted Work on ranch by two young men, experienced. Address H. V. Masters, General Delivery, Pendle ton, Ore. Wanted Young man of pood busi ness address nnd small capital to en gage in advertising business. Ad dress East Oregonlan. Tho East Oregonlan Is Eastern Ore gon's representative paper. It .leads and the people appreciate it and show U by their liberal patronage. If you want to move, call Pcnland Eros., Transfer, phone 3391. Largo dray moves you quick. Trash hauled once a week. 647 Main street Meat! Meat! Meat! If It's on the market. It's here. Farmers' Meat Co., Conrad Platzoeder, manager, 224 E. Court street, phone Main 445. Tou can't burn slate and gravel! Don't try it. Phone Dutch Henry, Main 1"3, for clean screened Rock Springs coal either lump or nut. It burns clean and goes further. Lost on East Court street, a small gold medal with the following inscrlp. tlon on It: P. II. S. T. T.. High Jump, R. A. C, 1900. Finder please return to the postofflce and receive reward. For sale 2S0 ncres one mile from town, all In cultivation. Rood wheat or alfalfa land. Will trade for small tract of li.nd close to town or $5,000 In town property. For further par ticulars address 13. Hodden, Midvale, Idaho. Passengers to Portland can save money and at the same time have an enjoyable river ride by taking boat from The Dalles. Str. Bailey GaUert leaves dally, except Friday and Sun day at 1:30 p. in., arrives In Port land 9:30. Fare 31.00. NOTICE FOR BIDS. Bids will be rece.ved at the office of the secretary of tho "Round-up" In the-American National bank build ing up to and including Saturday, June 24, upon the following conces sions; during tho Round-up Septem ber 14, 15 and 16, 1911: Cushions, souvenirs, hatbands, pennants and novelties, either on each separate concession or as a whole. The Round up association reserving the right to reject any or all bids. J. H. GWINN, Secretary. PERSONAL MENTION LIUItAKY NOTES. For Salo or Trade. Must be sold at once, 5 acres, fine fruit ranch well Improved nearly all ' In fruit, good 6-room house; plenty of water to irrigate, 2 miles from Free water, Ore., 1-2 miles west of car line at Sunnyslde station, 1-2 mile to church and school. This must be sold at once as my boy who now lives on the place will leave the place and I have no one to look after it for me. Would take half in town property or good heavy team or merchandise. Will Sell on easy terms. Price 33000. A. T. Brewer, Failcrcek, Ore. Dan McKenzle Is In from his Adams ranch today. County Commis.'ioncr Horace Walker, Is In the city today. Alex McKenzle and son of TJkiah are In the city on a business trip. Miss Ruby Collwell of Long Creek, Is a guot at one of the local hotels.' T. M. Cook and wife of Helix re turned hnyie today from a visit In Walla Walla. Dr. Clise, the optician, came In on the local this morning from the east end of the county. Mark A. Sturtevant and wife of Pi lot Rock, came In from that town yes terday afternoon. Letcher Norvall was an Incoming passenger from Helix on the North ern Pacific train this morning. E. N. Wheeler, well known resident of Stanfield, has been In the city to day upon a short business trip. . Glen Scott returned to his ranch this morning after attending the Com mercial club luncheon last evening. E. P. Marshall made a trip to the west end of the county this morning to look after his business interests there. Mrs. II. L. Lnmoureux of Seattle is visiting with her brother. Captain Charles Murphy, at his home on the asylum site. Roland Oliver, MLs Grace Oliver and Mrs. R. L. Oliver loft yesterday by auto for a week-end visit at Uklah. County Judge J. W. Maloney re turned this morning from Astoria, where he had been to attend the K. of P. convention. J. H. Gwinn, grand vice chancellor elect of the Knights of Pythias, will return tomorrow from his trip to the convention at Astoria. Maurice Smith, formerly ticket agent at the O. W. R. & N. depot In this city and now a rancher near Husum, Washington, is visiting in the city. Ben Hill, formery secretary of the Pendleton Commercial association, came over from Walla Walla last eve ning to attend the monthly luncheon of the association. He returned to the Garden City on the morning train. i Miss Celestlne Moorhouse returned this morning from Seattle where she has beeri visiting for the past week. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Lavelle McDonald, who will visit at the home of her parents, Major and Mrs. Lee Moorhouse. would run W. Dunn. ru-Q. Interesting articles in the June magazines: How a business man the government. A. (World's Work.) How the colors of nature are produced in moving pictures, J. Roberts. (Popular Mechanics.) Volcanic cave wonders of tho Northwest. K. R. Howard. (Pacif ic Monthly.) Small houses, several articles. (Country Life In America.) .Saddles and Camps In the Rock'es. Dillon Wallace. (Outing.) Women of the Caesars; 2nd paper. Liva 'and Julia G. Ferrero. (Cen tury.) New fiction added to the adult fic tion department: Burnett The Shuttle. Cummins The Lamplighter. Ford Janice Meredith. Hichens The Garden of Allah. Hope Quisante. McCutoheon Truxton King. Miller Saul of Tarsus. Parker Ladder of Swords. Oppenludm The Lost Ladder. Smith Colonel Carter's Christmas. Smith Peter. Wood East Lynn. , Children's Books nlblc Stories. Old stories of the East. Story of the chosen people. Myths and Legends. The Golden Fleese. Greek Heroes. In Mythland. Myths of the Northern Lands. 'Round the year In myth and song, Fairy Tales. The Fairy Ring. Animal Legends. Adventures of a Brownie. Tho Wonderful Chair. Old World Wonder Storle. Animal Stories. Among the Farmyard People. Baby Mishook. Little Brother to the Bear. Stories Alwut Indians. Indian Children. Indian Chieftans. Wigwam Stories. Fiction. Story of a Bad Boy. Picciola. The Sandman: his Farm Stories. The Monkey That Would Not Kill. The Story of a Donkey, Jack and Nell in Field and Forest Bow-wow and Mef-mew. Child Life. Twilight Stories. Cookcil Food Sale. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold another cooked food sale at The Peoples Warehouse tomorrow. PrcsbyU-riun Cliuroli. The regular services at Presbyteri an church, tomorrow morning and evening. Good music by the choir. All are welcome. Sunday school nt 10 a. m. and Young Peoples' meeting at 7 p. m. John Reeves, supply. THEIR CLOTHES GONE. ! Kosppens j For Ico Cream Sodas Thai Please. Try Our CHOCOLATE ICECREAM "The best made." Ice.Cream Sundae One of our most popular . dishes. Fresh Strawberries served with ice cream. Once a patron, always a pat ron, at KOEPPENS Twenty Couples Lit Macon Party Rob ImiI and Locked in Swimming Pool. Macon, Ua. Twenty young women and twenty younj men, social lights in Macon, spent most of last night in a swimming pool because they could not get out. The twenty couples were invited to attend a swimming party at the resi dence of W. W. Billingsley where there Is a spacious pool. Tho forty appeared wiih their swimming costumes and soon were disporting in the water. The swim ming continued to a late hour, and then some one suggested that It was time to go home. i The young men and the young wo men scrambled out of the pool und discovered to their horror, that some one had made off with their clothing and also locked them in. Mr. Bill lngslea himself was one of the vic tims. Clad only in their scanty costumes tho twenty girls and twenty young men had to remain in tfec pool until this morning, as efforts to make themselves heard were in vain. When morning dawned some of Mr. Billlngslea's servants released the swimmers. The girls were draped in sheets. Taxlcabs were summoned and tho forty hurried to their homes. Mr. Bllllngslea has offered a largo reward for information as to who took the clothes and locked the par ty In. THE COMING WEEK, JUNE 25 IX HISTORY, t 1526 An imperial Diet assembled nt. Speyer, Germany, for reforming the abuses of the church. 1S15 Bonaparte's farewell address to his soldiers. 1823 Alexander Griffiths, a parri cide and suicide, buried in the cross roads near London, the last olio In terred as the net giving Christian burial to suicides then took place. 1S59 American Commodore Tat nnll assists the English at the Chi nese engagement on the Pelho river, saying "blood Is thicker than wa ter." 1SS4 Heirs of Richard Wagner re. fused an offer of $250,000 from an American for the exclusive rights of Parsifal. 1884 Asiatic cholera raging at Toulon, France. 1SP8 Americans under General Chaffee, occupy Sovilla, which had been abandoned by the Spaniards. 1903 King Peter of Servia takes the oath of office. 1910 Congress adjourned. Bandits kill two men at Lynn, Muss. Do you read the East Oregonlan T Sunday. Baptist Day will be observed by that denomlna ion throughout the world. Solemn inaugural session of the World's Eucharlstic congress in Mad rid, Spain. Sunday school day will be observ ed by churches throughout North America. International Sunday school con vention, San Francisco temperance session. Monday. King George and Queen Mary will attend gala performance of opera. National Catholic Educational as sociation will open meeting in Chi cago. American Medical association's na tional convention opens in Los An geles. American Institute of Electrical Engineers will convene In Chicago. American Institute of Homeopathy meets at Nurragansett Pier, R. I. Spanish War Veterans' state con ventions in California and New York. Tuesday. King and queen will give garden party ut Buckingham Palace, London. International carnival will be op ened at Niagara Falls, N. Y. Special election on liquor question will be held in all cities of Utah. Fifty additional postal savings bunks will be inaugurated. Closing session of International Sunday school congress in San Francisco. Fifth Sagamore Sociological con ference opens at Sagamore Beach, Muss. Big farewell banquet In Berlin to Dr. Hillt retiring American ambassa dor. Pennsylvania Bar association's an nual convention at Bewford Springs. State conventions of educators will be held in Ohio und Kentucky. Wodncsdiiy. King George will visit Royal Ag ricultural show at Norwich. Siberian national exposition will open nt Omsk, Western Siberia. Pilgrims of London will givo. din ner in honor of John Hays Hammond. Dartmouth college's 142nd annual commencement exercises. Thursday. King and queen will drive through London and visit the Guild Hall. Fubllc procession of the Most Holy Sacrament at Madrid Eucharlstis con gress. Commencement exercises at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Friday. King and queen will dine with Pre mier and Mrs. Asqulth. Coronation fete for the children at the Crystal Palace, London. American battleships will leave Kiel on return trip to America. Compulsory retirement elimination board of nnvy will hold session. Satnrdny. Postofflce department will begin fast freight system for magazines. Increase in freight rates becomes effective In official classifications territory. King George and Queen Mary will remove their court to Windsor Castle. BULLETS BEAT BLOWS. Pncilist and His Trainer, However, Rout Two Footpads. Chester, Pa. While on their way to James F. Dougherty's training ouarters at Leiperville early this morning. Matt Wells, the English lightweight champion, and his trainer, Dal Dollings, were held up by two masked men. who umped in front of them from behind bushes. At the point of a revolver, one of the footpads commanded them to hold up their hands, but Wells quickly sidestepped and making a lunge at one of the fellows, knocked him to the ground. The other highwayman shot twice, one of the bullets grazed DoWnes" head, inflicting a flesh wound. Dollings fell and Wells made dash for the footpad, who escaped down the Chester pike. Returning to the scene of the hold up, Wells found Dollings sitting up Prepare lor Pendleton's 4th ef July Eelebration A Real Sale That Will Help Make the Day One of Pleasure. A sale of trustworthy merch andise, of genuine reductions in dependable summer wear ables of all kinds. I The reductions announced in last nights East Or egonian will continue up until July 4th Wohlenberg Dep't. Store "Better Goods for Less Money." ing near the window of this story s mountain cabin, but the heroine who lives there with her brother and sis ter is "The White Rose of the Wilds." The story Is well constructed and the producer has used a great deal of art in making Its tense moments ef fective. The acting of "The Rose" In particular Is natural and very pleasing. The chief rough seemed to be very much a gentleman; the other parts are well acted. "Hearts and Flags," Edison. This I: a war story. There are some fine scenes In It. The one where the Un ion soldiers first appear and crowd on the porch Is very good. The drink ing scene In the hall Immediately af ter the attack on the girls when the heroine shoots two of them and the captain enters with his men and saves the girls Is theatrical. The cap tain's acting is convincing; that of the girls Is even better; and the darkles are fine. It is good to see again the letter that the captain's mother put in the "housewife." she gave him, which said "the needle is mightier than the sword." "Joe and Jim," Selig. An interest ing narrative of the friendship be tween two fishermen and illustrates the poem of Joe and Jim, by Hal Reld. "Whiffle's Courtship," American Comedy. A most interesting and laughable comedy in which some clever trick photography is used. "Maxe's Feet are Pinched," Amer lean. Another funny one that Is well carried out. A big show full of excitement. AT THE PICTURE SHOWS Orplium. Pendleton's favorite picture theater. Good program for Sunday and Mon day: i 1. "A Good Turn." Lubln. When his wealth was suddenly swept away John Lacy determined to die. He went to a ball that he might have a final dance with his sweetheart. Return ing home he found burglars in his li brary. They saw him about to shoot h'mself. Fearing that they would be charged with murdering Lacy they bound him. Then finding a farewell note addressed to u.is sweetheart they called her up. Quickly she came, un bound her lover and read the note. With her before him, John Lacy was mighty glad he was alive. He prom ised the girl to fight his fate and win for her sake. 2. "The Lucky Card." Essanay. Here Is a Western picture filled with thrills and showing In a realistic way scenes which were common enough years ago. The story turns upon the fact that an American saves the life of a Mexican prospector. 3. "ScmiramR" This is another j gorgeous Pathe production. with stately scenes before temple gates. In the sumptuous palace rooms and hanging gardens of Babylon. We see processions of graceful youths nnd maidens In silk nnd gold, a doynl marriage, the death of a monarch nnd the triumphal reception of a vic torious queen. The producers spared neither pains nor expense In making this picture. 4. "Davy Jones, His Wife's Hus band." Davy Jones has got us all going again in this comedy that will strike you as the funniest yet nnd best ever. Mrs. Davy Jones receives a let ter from her mother that the Ladles' Card club will meet at her house. Poor Davy, laden with bundles and his wife's pooille dog reluctantly vis its his mother-in-law with his w'.fe. At his wife's mother's home he Is given the care of the canine pets of the members of the party. Davy gets a brilliant Idea, pretends he Is bitten by one of the pets and feigns "hy drophobia." H's wife calls the un dertaker nnd Davy has the extreme pleasure of being measured for his coffin. He jumps up and throws the undertaker out of the window. Tlio Cosy. A program that will please all for Friday and Saturday: "The Temptress," Imp. Gilbert and Lucille are engaged, but Gilbert meets a Count and Madame Elolse and Is Infatuated with Madame. Ber-of Tiflis. tie, Gilbert's friend, tries to drive tho woman away and she for revenge brings about an estrangement be tween the friends. Gilbert challenge Bertie to a duel and they meet on the field of honor, where Bertie is killed and the woman's perfidlty 13 discovered too late. A splendid dra matlv story. "The Little Western Rose." Yan kee. Tom and Jack both love Rose, who prefers Jack, so the rivals fight ja lariat duel on horseback. Tom drags Jack from his mount and starts across the prairie, dragging his victim to death. Rose rescues Jack at the point of a revolver and Tom in a wild rage has a gang of Mexi cans abduct Rose. The girl writes a note and gives It to her dog who leads a rescuing party to the shack where the girl la Imprisoned. The lariat duel and the almost human In telligence of the dog make this a wonderful film. Finely colored and very exciting. "One Montn to Live." American. A good comedy, full of laughs. Mr. John Jones is very fond of Imbibing various kinds of spirits, and after returning home in a semi-comatose condition he finds a letter reading: "John has 6ne month to live," and he thinks he is the doomed one. A month of terror follows in which John reforms in all kinds of ways. But it was a mistake and John didn't die. Very funny. "The Traces on the Snow." Am brosia. A beautiful film, telling a story of dramatic strength. A lord throws Bertano into the river for dar ing to love his daughter, but he is rescjjed by a knight. In a great bat tle he comes to the rescue of the knight and the enemy is defeated. "The Parade of the Hiflls Garri son." Ambrosio. A tipical picture, showing the maneuvers of the army ) )) The i Burning Question 9 The Pastime. The house of quality. Interesting program for Sunday and Monday. A big feature picture. "The White Rose of the Wilds." r.lograph. There Is a white rose grow- o Do "You" Use Gas for Cooking ? If Not, Why Not ? Phone Main 40 and ask to have our representative call on you .'. .'. .'. .. Pacific Power & Light Go. "Always at Your Service"