East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1910, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY,' DECEMBER 21, 1910 PAGE THREE X- IN SCHOOLS TODAY DAY ORKEKVEl) AT MNCOLX SCIIOOIi THIS AITEUXOON Other SoIiuoIh Will lluvo Programs Tomorrow Auiiiuil Christ man Va-c-ation I logins Thursday Each Uikiiii Him ExerelwN of Its Own. Christmas was observed at the Lin coln school this aAerndon by the school children. SThe vacation begins thursday. Following are the pro grams: LINCOLN SCHOOL. Mlaa Harris Fourth wul Fifth Grudc. Song Merry Christmas Bells .... School Ttccltatlon Winter. . . Louis Deering Recitation The Bells Across the Snow. . Helen Nelson Recitation Happy Christmas ........ Carl Palmer Recitation Empty Stockings Fred Granholm Recitation A Christmas Carol . . . Esther Enbusk Recitation The Christmas Tree... William Holmgren Recitation The. Christmas Stock ing Alfred WlntcT "Recitation A Note to Santa Claus Verne Parker Recitation Tommy's Christmas Troubles Robert Humphrey Recitation December William Schumann "Recitation A Perfect Christmas.. Mabel Balrd gonK When Kris Comes School Recitation Just Before Christmas. . ; . . Harry Nelson Ttecltatlon Christmas Bells ; Lavelle Done .'Recitation A Christmas Skating Ball Roy Furnish Recitation Parson Brown Georgeanna Fletcher Recitation Kris Krlngle's Sur prise Lowell Stockman Recitation The Christmas Kiss.. Madeline Burgess , Recitation The Time of Christmas '. . Lloyd Montgomery ! Recitation Writing to Santa Claus' i Clifford Gordon Recitation The First Christmas j Night . . . Marjorie Laatz Recitation Turning a New Leaf.. I Albert Feebler. Recitation A Christmas Secret . . ! Jessie Hunt Ttecltatlon A Christmas Dream . . j Lynn Gordon Recitation Santa's Favorites .... I Itlanche Furnish j Recitation -The Christ Child j Gertrude Moule Song Christmas Time School Recitation A Visit From St. Nich- olas Ralph Burgess Recitation Santa Claus Kva Searcey , Reflation A Christmas Story ... j Delia I'eeliler: Recitation What Did Sunt a Do?.. j Mary I-Jiatz Recita'lon The Babyhood of Santa I Claus Jean Folsom . Recitation Emily Jane j Margaret Phelps Recitation My Stocking Selby Johnson' Recitation And This If You Have I Hut Little ...Bessie Vunde Walker' Recitation The Christmas Tree... j Earl Palmer .Song School Jingle Bells First. Sewiul and Third Grades. I Song Merry. Merry Christmas ! Bells. ! Recitation Lloyd Macltaej Song A Christmas Carol. Recitation Mary Alice Hunt! Recitation Wesley Fletcher Recitation Daphne Daubner Recitation Nellie Neagle Song Old Santa Slaus First and Second Grade Pupils Recitation Frank Embusk Recitation Merle Balrd Concert Recitation Third Grade Pupils Reading Maud Gordon Song Merle and Gladys Balrd Recitation .... Katherlne Granholm ;Song The Legend of the Christ mas Tree. 'Recitation . . Flo Bronson :Song A Letter to Santa Claus. (Recitation Richard Neil Recitation Elsie Wattenburger, Lenora Fer guson and Cleo Howdyshell. Composition Madonna of the Chair. Song What Shall Santa . Bring. Recitation Helen Schumann Song It Canio Upon the Midnight Clear. Recitation Ethel MacDonald Reading Thelmn Blanchet Recitation Alcla Howdyshell Concert Recitation Otto Bronson, Llllle Holmgren, Jennie Holmgren, Floyd Balrd. Song Jack Frost. Dialogue ...First and Second Grade Pupils Recitation Marguerite Winters Composition Slstlne Madona .... Ruth Feebler Hymn Once In Royal David's City. Recitation Genevieve Phelps Recitation Marie Fletcher and Ruth Schu mann. Recitation Ruth Peebler Recitation Edna Murphy Song. Recitation Raymond Rcagorl Recitation Emma Gordon i "Washington School 1th Grade. Song Xmas Secrets Recitation Empty Stocking Mamie Hartnet. Recitation. A Visit from Santa Claus Edith Parker. Recitation Just for Christmas Floyd Snyder. Song Merry Christmas Recitation Morning Call Clifford Myrick. Recitation A Cradle Hymr Adna Cheney. Recitation ...... A Happy Christmas Arden Compton. Recitation . . . 1 Wonder Douglas Prultt. Song. Recitation Dear Old Tree Dale Maggart. Recitation , December Harold Cress well. Recitation, How Santa Clau Conies Walter Nelson. Recitation A Turkeys Lament Wells Mr-Reynolds. Song Tracks In the Snow Alice Flnnell, Elva Kupers. Recitation Closing Piece Alice Flnnell. Song A letter to Santa Claus First ami Second Grades Washington. Recitation . . Ruth Taylor Song, Holy Night.... Second Grade Lunch for Santa Francis Rose Recitation Blaine Kennedy Solo, Reindeers Coming Irene Wortman Letter to Santa .... Vernon Hartwell Recitation Theodore Stickler Song, What Shall Santa Bring . . . First Grade The Fruit for Me, ...Delbert Dozler Recitation i . By Six Boys To Santa Claus ...Leslie Williamson The Stocking Ettle Stickler Xmas Tree Drill .'. . . Eight Children My Candle Herman Mumra Long Ago on Xmas . . . . Ralph Nelson How Santa Comes, Edward Kleinhouse Down the Chimney, Claud McReynolds A Xmas Stocking . . . Marlln Cheshire Song, A Xmas Play . . Second Grade Suppose Kenneth Richards Holland Xmas Frank Harvey Buying a Xmas John Hales Recitation John Beckwith Third Grade Washington. Concert Recitation.. Merry Christmas Recitations by Helen Thompson. Zel ma Cheeny, Dorothy Newberry, Flossie Penland, Florence Anderson, Sophie Anderson, Carrie Schneiter, Edith Laing. Lottie Lalng, Ninta Clarke, Marlon Sault, Lena Baker, Zeila Harvey, Lavina Harris, Allen Folsome, Sydney Laing. Fred Par ker, Joe Hurgy, Lester Matthews. Songs Legend of the Christmas tree, Merry Christmas Hells, Christmas Secrets, Christmas Carol. Fifth Grade. Song Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean. Recitation Life's Battle Near an End Grace Baker Recitation Yessum . . .Everett James Recitation Just What 1 Wanted.. Verla Temple Recitation Blue and Gray Elmer Newtson Song Christmas Time. Recitation Bess' Christmas Dream Delilah Unltezore Recitation Paul Revere's Ride... jack Mllliron Recitation The Stocking's Christ mas Blanche .Tones Recitation The Christmas Tree.. Merman Snyder Song When Kris Comes. Recitation When Teacher Gets Cross Verna .Taylor Recitation The Last Lear . Earl Friedly Recitation Ralph Temple Recitation Two Littlr Fishermen Frank Friedly Song What to Buy. Recitation My Soldier Adolph Rohrman Recitation No Stockings to Wear George Mumra Recitation I Pack My Trunk Arthur Ulrich Recitation Christmas Time Mable Townsend Song Christmas Day. Recitation Christmas Day Dora Harvey Recitation The Height of the Ri diculous Thos. Denney Recitation Seein' Things at Night. . Walter Schneiter Recitation Two Little Stockings.. Blanche Hennlnger Song The Star Spangled Banner. Story of the Christ Child. Sixth Grartc. Song Joy to the World Grade Original Story A Christmas Adven ture George Hackathorn How Uncle Sam Keeps Xmas Grace Hoch and Clell Brown Play On Christmas Eve. Cast of Characters: The Little Girl ...Ruth Livengood Wendy Myrtle Kurrle Crusoe Rollin Edmunds Alice Merle Best Hansel Emrald Greenawald Gretel Helen Livcngood The Traveler from Bagdad Wesley Hassell The Boy from the Back of the North Wind ..... Cyril Osborne The Hush-n-Bye Lady Nola Childreth The Little Girl's Mother Millie Guyll Santa Claus ., George Hackathorn Song Christmas Grade The Christmas Sti ry A Christmas Box. Sovo.ith Grade. Song School Recitation .... Katherlne Livengood Reading Ruby Nelson Song School Recitation Muriel Peringer Dialogue ..Ida Anderson and Llllie Strieker Recitation Catherine Thompson SOLD THE WORLD OVER. VST 3 if? R EAT Debate Resolved That City Life Is Mor0 Beneficial Than Country Life. Affirmative Ernest Crockett, Tom Murphy, .Cecil Curl. Negative Joe DeBpain, Donald Robinson, Marcus May. AT THE MOVING lu k2 7 t ... ; . i ESTEEM APPROPRIATENESS AND BEAUTY ARE ALL EMBODIED IN THE PRESENT LECTED HERE. SE- The Orpheum. 1. Shadows and Sunshine. Lubln, 1000 ft. long. An old man Is dis missed from service In which he has been faithful for years, but he finds a large sum of money and Is provided for the rest of his life. 2. Life of Mollere. Gaumont, 1000 ft. long. A sumptuous production, ranking high with other films and presenting features of staging which are remarkable for their beauty and truthfulness of their reproduction. 3. Love, Luck and Gasoline. Vit agraph, 1000 ft. long. A drama with a whizz, a flash and a dash that car ries the audience, as well as the two lovers, to a happy finish. A moter boat race and a moter launch make things hum. 4. The Hand of Justice. Pathe, 1, 000 feet long. A beautiful story, bringing plain to light the secret workings of the Hand of Justice, a se cret society In France. The Pastime. "The Roses of the Virgin." Kalem, drama. A sensational film depicting how some roses stolen from the Im age of the Virgin, where they had been laid as an offering, prevented the elopement of an innocent girl with a married man and restored her to her former lover. "Romance On the Lazy K." Lubin comedy drama. A story of four lov ing hearts that for a time played at cross purposes but which were straightened out by a mode duel. Rex's arrival complicated the situa tion. "The Secret of the Cellar." Urban drama. A truly Impressive presenta tion of an old sergeants devotion to his captain. Though blinded by the same shell which ends the life of his superior officer, he makes his way back to the captain's family in time to save them suffering at the hand3 of an Imposter. "A Trip Through Scotland." Eclipse, scenic. Some very Interest ing views of Scotland, including all the principal features encountered in a Journey through Scotland. "Won In the Desert." Sellg dra ma. A story of much Interest. Remember we have four reels 4000 ft. of latest motion pictures. "The Show of Quality." The Cosy. i "A Child of the Wild." A very ex citing western drama, picturing the love of an Indian maiden for a pros pector See the exciting race to the land office to file on a very rich gold mine. See how the prospector be comes the squaw man. A feature film by the Bison Co. Enough said. "Vera, the Gypsy Girl." A very In teresting story, Gypsy story, showing a gypsy girl's strong tove. A feature American film. Don't miss this. "Fortune's Wheel." An every day story of riches and poverty. A broth ers' quarrel and its happy ending. An Imported feature. Song When the Meadow Larks are calling, Annie, Laurie, "STICK" MAIL KEEPS SPOKANE CLERKS BUSY OUR establishment Is a vertlble art museum abounding with original, unique, classical and use ful Christmas gift suggestions. Here are to be found the present Do-Luxe, that delight the giver, are useful, lasting and cherished by the recipient. Call and see Uie many beautiful lines and variety of articles. FREE Solid Silver Teaspoon As an Inducement for early buying we will pre sent to every purchaser of $5.00 or more a solid sil ver teaspoon of an artistic design. We retail these upoons from $1.00 to $1.50. But one spoon will be given to each' customer. A Few Suggestions m Diamond Necklaces ?15 to 75 Diamond and Pearl Rings ?10 to ?400 Diamond Braoches S25 to $200 Diamond and emerald Itinss $15 to $100 Diamond and Solitaira Ear rings, a pair $25 to $600 Fancy Diamond Knars ! $20 to $750 Diamond Pendants $20 to $100 Diamond Stickpins $10 to $150 Diamond Studs $25 to $300 flM (sua THE Diamond Solitaire Riags $10 to $800 Bracelets $2.00 f $50 Comba ?1.00 to ?25 Purses $4.50 to $45 Link Buttons 75 to $100 Chains $1.00 to $40 Lockets " $1.50 to $45 Watches $4.50 to $150 Toilet Sets $0.00 to $75 Umbrellas $3.50 to $35 Scarf Pins 75 to $50 U14t 1 Jeweler 9S IniS Bros. Co. All kinds of light repairing, auto mobiles, bicycles, guns, key fitting a specialty. A full line of bicycles, au tomobiles and bicycle supplies. Have a few electric light globes we are closing out. Saws filed; sharpen all kinds of small tools. 114-116 East Webb street. Phone Main 74. Many a man who almost has a fit when his wife pays $5 for a bonnet, will think nothing of spending as much for a box of cigars with which to polute the atmosphere. Byers? Best Flour I? made from the choicest wheat that grows, (jeod bread is assured whsu BYERS' BEST FLOUR ts used. Bran, ShartB, Steam Rolled Barley always on baa a. Pendleton Roller Mills Pendleton, Oregon. SnaDD D OBdwb There is Only One 1 "Bromo Quinine" That is Laxative Bronte Quinine MSCD THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A OOLO IH ONE DAY. Always remember the full name. Ixiok lor thk signature on every box. 25o. Spokane, Wash. Tons of "stuck man are arriving in rpoKane on every i train and are now being "worked" at the Great Northern station by a large crew of railway mail clerks. "Stuck" mall consists of all classes of mail matter for the state of Wash ington which can not bo subrogated and "worked" enroute to Spokane. "The malls arc not only heavier this year than usual," said Homer Klwril, chief clerk of the railway mail service, "but t very train brings ad ditional "stuck" mail. Last year this mail began to arrive December 16 and 17. This year it began to come in bunches December 12 and 13, ne cessitating large crews at this end to segregate it and dispatch it through the proper channels to Its destination. Harbor Shops to Close. The barber shops hereafter will re main closed on Sunday. If you buy him a safety razor or shaving outfit from Ia Dow and Peterson for Christ mas, he enn shave at home, not only Sunday but every day. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms In East Oregonla'n building. Steam heat, gas range In kitchen, electric lights, hot and cold water and bath. Re cently renovated. Drossed poultry next. Saturday at the cash meat market Phone your order now. Main 101. What A worrysomo question, isn't it? Rut wo can solve It qulc kly for you and at a saving, just as we have solved it for hundreds of other worried men and women. Give a man something that ads to his appearance and you have earned his lasting gratitude you know that's true, then why not give him A handsome TIE A dandy SlIlltT A pair of Kin GLOVES A nobby WAISTCOAT A MjlWt HAT A swell pair of SHOES A nice UMBRELLA A serviceable SUIT CASE A K115SCIIHACM SUIT A good OVERCOAT we have loads of other sutabie gifts and nil at prices lower than you will pay elsewhere. Workingmen s Clothing Co. Less expense makes our prices lower.