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PAGE EIGHT. DAILY EAST OttBGONTAy. PKyPKETON OREGON. -FRIDAY. MAKCIt 13. 1&14, EIGHT PAGES t , i! K I .:t ; i . t J ; 5 i 1 IS 1 4: H There's good cheer in a cup of Coffee It's refreshing and invigorating All the best known brands and blends carried here . 1 lb. cans of Coffee from . 35c to 45c 3 lb. cans of Coffee from $ 1 . 1 5 to 1 .25 5 lb. cans of Coffee from $1.75 to 2.00 When you want GOOD Coffee, Phone 96 STANDARD GROCERY GO. Where all are Pleased Court and Johnson Sts. Jumbo Circus Here Tomorrow ;-t Yur Ftuo Tickets for One of the Earliest Performances. All over the county there are hun dreds of children who are looking ti(Terly forward to the big Jumbo Mreus distribution tomorrow. The fcrcond FREE ticket appearing In to 'Jay's Kast Oregonlan is being clip led by youngsters and grown-ups all ov-r Umatilla county. There will be a great rush for the ;llg 20-art Jambo Circus. Boys and xirls are preparing for the great went. Fathers and mothers are anx '3us to pee it as the little ones. The feature of proprietorship is that appeals to every youngster. -A circus performance can be enjoyed "whenever ..there Is an inclination at any hotfr and In endless variety. -"Every kid is his own ringmaster, man ager and proprietor. He will call In the neighbors to share the fun. ..Comical clowns, acrobats, jugglers find wild jungle animals will furnish "The entertainment. The Jumbo Circus is composed of beautifully colored cut-out acts. Modern Dentists t Dr. Tho. O. Ohmart, Manager. TACTiOH HARDWARE BLDQ. Pendleton. Or. each .ten Inches higb,w They will be lined up in a forty-foot array, showing all the thrills that go with a circus performance. Sixteen of the acts are so mounted that when set in motion there is a true-life-like representation of joyous circus days. ' The small amount necessary to get the Jumbo Circus does not represent one-fifth actual value. Three Jumbo Circus tickets, printed in another col umn of the East Oregonlan daily must be used to get it Read partlc ulars and terms as printed on the ticket. Be sure to get ypur circus to morrow. (Adv.) WOMAN 03 HOMER STRIKE MAY BE RELEASED SOOH SUFFRAGIST WHO - MITILATKD TAIXTIXG IS IV SETtlOVS CONDITION. LONDON'. March 13. A speedy re lease under the cat and mouse act of Miss Mary Richardson, sentenced to six months' hard labor for mutilat ing Velasquezz's painting of Venus, was predicted. In her condition, prison surgeons said she will not sur vive the sentence under any circum stances. She is on a hunger strike and it is impossible for her to' live long in any event. She is so nervous that it is feared a resort to forcible feeding would drive her insane. No two-facej person has any reaf claim to beauty. rr 4 Pendleton, Umatilla County. Oregon A' few of the best bargains to be found in the county: '470 acres, 140 of same In grain, good house and barn, price $23 per acre, including all the crop. Easy terms. TOO acres, 230 In wheat, has produced 43 bushels to the acre; good house, two barns, abundance of water, all goes for $33.50 per acre. 1 808 acres, 200 in wheat, 3 miles to It. R.. house, barn, and ab undance of water piped into house and barn; ISO summer fallowed. Price IIS per acre. SO sacks of potatoes was raised on half acre last year on this farm; wheat made 35 bu. per acre. Easy terms. 640 acres, 85 per cent tillable. North slope, good improvements, orchard and etc, 2 miles to town and depot. A bargain at $20 per acre; terms. 860 acres, 410 in grain, lies pretty; all goes at $35 per acre. Two sections adjoins city limits, and close to depot and ware "house, half in grain, and nearly all tillable, and lies nearly level, can toe bought including 1-3 of growing crop, at $35 per acre. 1200 acres. 100 set to alfalfa. 75 more nearly ready to seed, and can be Irrigated from stream that runs through premises without ex tra cost There are two houses, barns and orchards. The hill land la the same-as the famous reservation land, and has produced 100 'irasuels of barley per acre. It U only one and a half miles down erade to town and depot. Tou can buy it for $35 per acre, and pay half down, and the balance whn it U convenient ThU Is a dandy hog ranch, large tract of land suitable for colony, $15 00 per acre. F. T. WADE. rnNDLETOX, ORE. Office in Temple Building. Phone 479. of Pendleton LOSS IN PORTLAND FIRE WILL BE OVER $600,000 Verdict Tor plulntirf. A Jury In the justice court yester day gave George Ness a verdict for $15.20 from A. Leme. Flaintirf had ueked for $22.50. TalnUT Was Injured. Harry Dundy, painter and attend, ant at the State Hospital, was Injur ed yesterday when he fell from a scaffold while painting in the east .wing of the Institution. He suffered a sprained ankle by the fall. More Improvements. J. D. Brown has taken out a per mit to build a concrete cellar and a new porch to his residence. 801 Alta street, and J. B. Mumford has secur ed a permit to build a new concrete sidewalk along his Raley street prop erty. .. PORTLAND, OreV March 13.--Eti.' mated, looses by the fire which earlj yesterday morning destroyed the Co lumbia No. , ? and Montgomery No. 1 docks and damaged therCoaatlng stea-. mer. Cricket and, the Uritlsh liner Olenroy are distributed as follows: Columbia No. 2 dock, owned by Allen ft Lewis (fully insured) $80,000. Grain owned by M.,H. Houser (fully insured) $400,000. Montgomery dock Xo. 1, owned by Montgomery estate (halt insured) $40A00. Freight consigned ot O.-W. R. & N. (partly insured) $30, 000. Coasting steamer Crlcket( partly lnured) tyiO.OOO. : Asphalt contents of Cricket (insured)-" $11,000. British liner Glenroy (insured) $20 000 Al bina Fuel Company (not insured) $2, 500. Total damage $643,500. . Insurance covers more than half the losses. r - . ; . Mrs. lUley 0M?rated On. Mrs. J. H.' Raley this morning un derwent an operation at the Mayo Bros, institute at Rochester, Minn., for the removal of the growth in her mouth, according to messages received by her family. A message received by Dr. F. E. Byden, whose brother. Dr. Guy Boyder, accompanied Col. and Mrs. Raley back, 1 stated ' that a microscopic examination of the mass removed proved it to be benign in character instead of cancerous as was feared. May Hare Xcw Hotel. Fred Bfcuck, popular ehief cleffc at the Hotel Oregon In Portland, has been in Pendleton today for the pr pose of conferring with Mayor W. F. Matlock regarding leasing the Hotel Pendleton when that hotel is enlarg ed and remodeled. Mr. Block Is an ap plicant for the lease and has many warn friends here who would like to see him get the hotel. He has- been with the Hotel Oregon for many years and is a thoroughly experienced hotetman. gerheads over i the r disposition of the army of unemployed which is camped on the river bank; opposite the city Yolo officers wili disband the army and send small' detachments to other parts of the state provided Sacramen to county will furnish the rail. tickets. This was refused but the county is spending' $400 a day ..guarding the bridge against a .return of the hikers. In the meantimov the army is still camped. It sent Ian ultimatum to of ficials that it wilt refuse to move un less transportation Is offered toward the east. Public sentiment is turning and man f donations of fond have been made. Other cities are sending funds SIXTAX LOSES HIS SCIT. Would Prevent Flood; The- local Commercial' association is In receipt of a communication from the New Orleans Chamber of Com merce asking for Its endorsement fr the Newland-Brossard River Regula tion and Flood Control' Bill now beforn congress. The bill provides for a coir tinuing Appropriation of $80,000,009 for ten years and has for its purpose the prevention of floods and droughts in all sections of the cmrntry. The plan is to store the flood waters at their sourer by means tif' dams and reservoirs and rt-lease them during the dry season. Under the plan the Pacific nirthwest would secure $5 000,000 yearfy far ten yers. Girls Play Milton Tonight: The Pendleton high schodl girls will this evening meet the girts of .' the Milton high school in a basketball contest In the- focal high bcfioot 'gym nasium while, as a preliminary, the midget boys team will mfx again with the freshrmm . qnintfct. Both games are expected to be fast and hard fought. The local gifts team will be composed of the fbllowing: A'rlene McMonies and Claire McDon- I ara, forwards: Ida Anderson". Jurnp 1 Ing center. Vivian Casey, side center; j Edna Coutts and Ila Sturdfvant, guards; Lois Hampton ami' Alta Mentzer, substitutes. The Milton team lines up a follows: L0ra Own by and Jaunita Plersol, forwards; Kessie Garden, jumping center; Athea Lane, side center. Fern Shields and ! Sophia Rasmussen. guards; Arma Me I Ewen and Margaret Grath. substi tutes. The contest' is to start'- at 8 'dock. I'rrrty of Turks P.nng in VnHed States Subject to Local Law. ; NEWT YORK. March 13. the Sul tan of Turkey lost a test suit to es tablish his right to control the prop- rty of . Turkish .subjects who die In the United States. Through the- Turkish consul geral Here. His Majesty sought to take and distribute as pubtic administrator the estate of Hovhannes S. Tavsihanjia. a. w eafth Turkish rug- dealer, who died In New York. Th state supreme court decided today against him, sus taining a demurrer entered by Tav shanjian's executors. : FARMERS' EBPCATIOXAL & OPERATIVE 1JX10X OT AMERICA. CO- Pendleton' Local No. 21. Meet regularly the first and1 third Saturdays of each month. The "Farmers' Marketing Plan" and other matters of vital Importance to the farmer at this ttjne. being dif ca&sed. YOU COME. MEETINGS CAXLEI SHARP AT R. O: EAJtNHEART, President W. P. EVANS. Sec. -Treat Mnrpliy Saves rhv? Oil. There are ways--of killing" a- Complimentary Ticket JUMBO act CIRCUS COURTESY OF EAST OREGONIAN 1914 TICK jvm no 9-ACT $5,041 ClltCCS The JUMBO 20-ACT CIRCUS is composed of 20 groups of acrobats, clowns, bareback rider, performing ani mals, etc. Kach act is mounted on cut-out card board, beautifully lithographed on both sides. Lach act Is 1J inches high. Sixteen of them are so mounted that a touch or a puff of air sets them in motion. The JUM- . HO CIRCUS is fully worth $5, and will be distributed for THREE FREE CIRCUS TICKETS, like the, Qf above, tnd the advertising and promotion am- QyQ MAIL OKIKU.S Add 7c additional parcels post charee within 15ft miles; add 17c from ISO to 200 miles. thi: jumbo ciiuTs ran nm sihsctuftioxs. Yh. Ia.ly East Oregonlan Is delivered by carrier dall ' day at Pendleton. Athena, fccno. Manueia n "-: ",h;T 1 "nth. or by mail to any address f.r 60c P."0"11;".,! months. $2.60 for six months r $5 .00 per if V" fc"l- Kast Oreri.niun is 75c for six months or 1.60 per ear. thi ur you may have it ABSOLUTELY FREE. v - . .Kr mnhtha Daily cash subscription by mall aad 6e OrY : new 'tnret & subscriptions by mail you n.y 'fcave It ABSOLUTELY FREK. '.Prtr 1 new one year Peml-Weekly cash subscription and 15c Oi for rntrmVUh& t ABSO. IAITELT FREE. nv renewinc your Semi-Weekly subscription two years In advance JUMUO CIRCC8. ....... . . duck' a.sfde from drowning It aad more ways than one of handling- oil. This is being demonstrated at tire-Eastern Oregon State H-irpltal todity where Cantain C. A. MuTphy. chief engineer. i... i ... I ,r u.n .11 wall' anf prnr un ' that would malf Malheur 'county oil wefl promoters' envious. The oil herej However, is nn a irew owuicim product but is f the John D. Rocke-j feller variety. It got loose- when aj hrfe or lealt- occurred In-the pipi tHrough which the fuel oirfor the in stitution Is conveyed. When tn break was stepped it wan- found cor- slderable of th oil had ?ercolat(d rhto the IrrlgaMon well ln front of the .,nnrlr,- hlltiaTfte. Not Wishing tO ihxo eood ftiel Captain Murphy pro ceeded to rig np a well ootnt ana ns. anoAorieri itr- skimming off the , oil and saving ft until the loss will W re duced to. practically BOthing. The Royal Slave in two parts Picture Na 4 of the "Adventure of Kalhlyn" Bo Pastime SATURDAY OtlLY lie RATES OPR. O. L. V. TO BE PROBED AT lA GUA-DK L-fl jmrnr. icaKt tost LA GRANDE. March 13. As the .nit r,r n movement by , the Lf Grande Commercial' club there- wilf be a complete valuation of the Easr- nrrnn Lleht & Power company. a tank that will require at fc-ast fcxir mnthi and mav e followed by an u,uwiinntnn of mtes for the entire system. This has been wrdered by the railroad commission of Oregon which held a hiring hew; as the re--,,it nt the La Orande Comnerclal .h.i.- onmnhtMt that the 'company's rates here were dlscrJmlnutory an.l tmjust. order terminated what was in tAtxA Im r complete hearing on .. ... naiiiiii bmnint t an issue lllK rc ,. o..".- " by the Ln Orande Commercial club. The hearing has been postponed in definitely, date to be set later, while the light company prepares a physi cal valuation statement of Ite hold ings. The decision came when Gen eral Manager F. II. Harmon voiced his willingness to cooperate with the commission In settling the rate ques tion with the proviso that the whole system be Included. and come to the Golden Rule, to ; do your shopping, where the merchandise is NEW, and the prices are LOW; Women's Spring Suits $9.90 $4.75 $18.50 $ 1 2.50 $16.50 $ 1 9.50 $5.90 LADIES' DRESSES $7.90 $12.50 Printfd Silk Foulunls, yard" !...' 49, 98 Silk Poplin, yard 1.25 40-ineh Colored riianmusp, yard $1.49 Printed Jlcssalines, yard 98, $1.49 1- J ' ' I ' Kuclnnsr, newest diiffns 19, 25 Linen Clun.y Lace, yard 10 Curtain Scnm 10, 15f, 18, 25, 39, Todies' Silk Petticoats $1.98, $2.49 PepHrell Slieetinp:, !i-4, Meaelied 23 Pepperell Sheeting, H-4, bleached 21 Pcquot Sheet inp, 9-4 Ideachetl 27 Pequot Sheetinjr, 8-4, bleached 25 Waverly Muslin, blenched 6 1-4 A Here You Are-Men! FV O O in all designs, browns, greys, blues, checks, stripes and plain collars, in all the newest spring models 7.90, 8.90, 9.90, 1 2.50, 1 4.75 Boys-Here You Are! Norfolk Suits for Spring--blue, frrevs. c!ie'kf, strifnn and all colors $2.98, $3.49, $4.98 Youths' Norfolks $7.90, $8.90 SHOES - ..... Glen's Work Shoes $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, Men's Dress Shoes $2.50, $2.98, $3.50, $3.59, $2.98. $3.98. GOLDEN R.ULE STORE 48 Big Busy Stores. We Lead, Others Follow PROBLEM OI' IXEMPLOI ED TIlOl BMN TWO COUNTIES BArniMENTO. March 13. Sacra At the Mercy of the Contractor Every man whs builds of lumber or concrete Is almost wholly at the mercy of the contractor, who ca easily without your knowing It substitute a lower grade of material than that catt ed for ln the specifications. Wherever the contractor has the opportunity to use the cheaper lumber or "skimp, the cement" he is tempted to. do It, for the substitution means iuat that - much more profit for him. Aad we know a lot of contractors who don't . require much tempting; .you know them, too. However, if you build ot brick. It m-Ul be different, tot brlok is a brick and no contractor can alter Its super ior qualities. , H must put U Into the building Just am tt comes from the brick yard. : - , 7 Will you tempt th contractor's honesty or will, you protect your In vestment by building of brick? VJESTOn DMCK YARD P. T. ILUtaOCR. Manager, ; WKSTOX,' PRECOX." .". LAND OFFIGE Real Estite Exchange C E. Roosevelt. E. O. Bldg. Pendleton, Oregon Selling Agent for IRVINGTON HEIGHTS Dale Rothwell OPTICIAN O Cumi Ground . O ana titted. . 1 mmtmmm Fmui2mmtmj9 O Ut. U. TtlW - - O- ' P.O.BM. PeadlctMi - Q QOOOO OOOOO O o o o o NEW SPRING CLOTHES That you can depend upon to give you service and satisfaction Government Blue, Unequal-: ty, pure wool, silk weave - ' ' SERGE SUITS Hand tailored and Silk lined Standard style, retf. cut rtic also stouts, extra longs is0 Other Suit $6.45, $7.50. $8.25, $9.00, HO, $11.25, $12.50 and $15 Spring Hats 75c. 1X0, 1.50. 2.00. 150. 3.C3 and 3.50 New Dress Shoes 3.C0 to 5.00. Work Shoes built for service 150 to 4.50. Others 1.75 and 2.C0 Cotton Underwear 25c a garment Super Egyptian Silk Finish Underwear 50c a gar. Perfect Pitting Union Suits 95c, 1.25. 1.50 and 3.C3 Good Working Clothtn Our Speciality ' nieriii's cioinc co. Opposite St George Hotel The Handy ' Place to Buy mento- and Yojo counties are at log-