East Oregonian : E.O., April 13, 1911, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

PAGE FOVR
DATL1 KAST ORBGOXIAft, PETYDLKTON, ORKOO.N. Till ltSDAY, APRIL IS, 191t.
EIGHT PAGES
AN 1.1EPKN1E.NT NEWSPAPER.
fuSIUhed imiiy. Weekly end Semi-Weekly
at I'rudii'too, Orogon, fy the
EAST OKKUOMAX lTlil.lslllXij CO.
SUiSi'KIlTlO.N KATES.
Iwily, one year, by mall f.YOO
Dally, Fit month, by mall 2 50
Laily, turee months, by mall 1-3
i'niiy, one month, by mini .SO
Ually, one Mr. by carrier 7.50
laliy. six months, by carrier 8.75
Oaily, three uioutlia, by carrier 1.U5
llly. one month, by carrier ."
Mm We.-k"y, one year, by uin'.l l.r.O
HemM eokly, six months, by uiall 75
be ml e dly. loiir month, by mall... .00
entertainment for people who come
here for these purposes.
Now that the Commercial club Is
under good headway get Into the
harness Hiid help the good work
along.
Tl-.e !r.;iv East Ortvonliin !s kept on a'
St the 0:,;.'ti Xr t o., M-'.t Morrison
atreet. I'or'.'.i.in!. Oregon.
.Nortlnvot News to. Portland, Oregon.
t hliaso Purvau. !o'. Security llulldlng.
allm:lon. I. C, l'.tireau, 501 Four
teenth suect, N. W.
Monitor In ej Pros Association.
Entered at the postufflee at Pendleton,
0:ri;,in. ns sivoud class mail matter.
Ve!i
Main 1
ii.'fklal t'lty and County Paper.
iH).sr.VL savings hanks.
Now Hint the people of Pendleton
have ask-'d for u postal savings hank
In connection with the rt office the
nature and possibilities of such in
st it ii: Ions are of Interest.
Y.ir l.x rhnn S''ilitHtil llml nmoh !
:' which Is now hoarded uway In ob
scure hiding places and withdrawn
ftom useful circulation, is the esti
mated amount that will he on deposit
with the S"Verr.nient at the end of
one year If postal sav'nns banks
should be established in all money
order offices, according to oe au
thority. The estimate is based on the busi
ngs transacted at the 4S small post
offices at which postal banks are now
in use. In the forty-eight offices, be
tween Jan 3, 1911, and Feb. 2S, 1911,
'
Tin: playi-.ks.
NVe are the player of a play
As old as earth,
ro:weeii the wings of night and
day.
With tears and mirth.
There Is no record of the land
From whence it came,
No legend of the playwright's
hand.
No bruited fame
Of those who for the piece were
cast
In the first night.
When God drew up His curtain
vast
And there was light.
Before our eyes as we come on,
From age to age.
Flare up the footlights of the
dawn
On this round stage.
In front, unknown, beyond the
glare
Vague shadows loom;
And sounds like muttering
winds are there
Foreboding doom.
30:3 ace Hints were opened and 6 S C 1
separate deposits were made.
In the same period only 259 nc-
r,,olt ivfiru i'lo !m- tlin rlrni'lnn
I - "
- ; cut of the deposits, the total number
! of open accounts on February 2S bc-
. lag 3664. .
The net amount of deposits after
two months of operation was $133,
S69. If the same ratio of deposits
4ii'.n..l withdrawals is maintained for a
j year, the amount on deposit at the
I end of the year would be $803,214.
' The aggregate population of all the
forty-tight cities, in which postal sav.
Makes the most nutri
tious food and the most
dainty and delicious.
Yet wistfully we keep the
boards;
And as we mend
The glundering. - forgotten
words,
Hope to the end.
To hear the stormbeat of ap
plause Fill? our desire,
Then the dark Prompter give us
pause
And we retire.
Bliss Carman.
i
Ings banks have thus far been estab
lished, is approximately 370,000.
If the postal savings system should
' tie patronized in the same proportion
(when it is established at all money
order postofflces, the total amount
i
! on deposit after one year's operation
! would be about $200,000,000.
j Postal banks are In use in nearly
. every country on earth. British post
; ai savings banks have over 11,000,
' ooo depositors roughly, one to four
j of the population! with" $S00,000,
000 to their credit. French postal
Absolutely Pure
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Crearif of Tartar
No fussing or fretting over
the biscuit-making. Royal
is the aid to many a
cook's success.
Royal Cook Book 800 Receipts Free. Send Name and Address.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YOTK.
Grande Ronde Apple Orchards
on tie INSTALLMENT plan.
Talk with tho Pendleton people who have viaited these.
tracts.
HILL & HIBBERD, OWNERS
ft - At the office of MARK MOOK.HOUSE CO.
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. MKDKIWACH, proprietor
HIGH-CLASS iUP-TO-DATE MOTION
PICTURES
ForMen, Women and Children
SEE PROGRAM IN TODAV'S PAPER.
Vnicraoi Oirn on ftaudaj!, Tumtajr's " PrUT-
ti-rvis when again visi'.ins
tropolis have attested the
'the me-H-pnvia-
a gatepost. ,
I 13S4 Sir Walter Raleikh anil
his
tion of these travelers and their In- ' expedition tonk possession of the
teiest In Dr. Warren's work. Mar- territory now known as Virginia,
riages, funerals, visits to the :)K'k j 1640 liritish parliament met again
and sorrowful, not only in hotels but i by royal mandate after the refusal of
in private homes and hospitals and j the king to call one for almost thlr
even prisons as well as palatial resi- ' teen years..
dences. have b"en among the offleial
deeds f neeessity and mercy that
have crowded the years of Dr. War
ren's pastorate to the parish of All
Strangers, which Is an nrgnniza'ion
that befriend strangers in emergen
cies. It was founded by Dr. Warren in
banks have 5,000,000 depositors, with whs organized and strength
ened in l'Ji by a committee or zo
well known clergymen and laymen
about J300.000.000 to their credit.
They are operated at a profit. Out of
40.000,000 depositors In the world's
of different denomination?. who
adopted the present name and offi
pr stal banks, onlv 3864 reside in the . cially appointed Dr. Warren minister
1 t u
T'nlto.l tatps M.mi- thniisnnHa of,'" ullloc'
American citizens would be glad to
open an account with Uncle Sam if
Postmaster-General Hitchcock would
only permit them to do so.
Pendleton people have had a par
ticularly warm spot in their hearts
for C. C. Chapman ever since the
Portland Commercial club took
prompt and effective action to stop
the reproduction of the Roundup in
APRIL 13 IX HISTORY.
1436 Paris surrendered to the
Kiench under "S8., after having been
I'nder English control for almost
fourteen years. '
1517 Cairo taken by the turk
under Selim. Fifty thousand were
massacred and the Sultan hanged on
1743 Thomas Jefferson born.
1750 George Frederick Handel,
the ctiebrated German composer,
died, aged 75. ,
1777 Iiartle of Uoundbrook, N. J.
17S8 Great riot in New York oc
casioned by the imprudent manner in
which physicians procured subjects
from the burying grounds.
1S29 P.ritish Parliament passed
Catholic relief bill after a bitter fight.
1S56 Philadelphia visited by d
astrons tornado.
1S64 New war tax bill reported in
tiie house of representatives.
1S94 Democ ratic house, after crit
icizing Thomas Reed's "czar" rules,
adopted his method of counting a
quorum.
1904 Explosion of powder on bat
tleship Missouri killed 23.
1910 Ezra Thayer elected dean of
Harvard law school.
One of the lest jilnces on Riverside. Good
house, fine orchard, 2 iifi't herrio, 2 of frrnpes,
chicken houses, haras, gasoline engine and
pumping plant, windmill, hot and cold water in
house, in fact everything in A-l condition. This
is certainly a dandy suhurhan home place.
Very reasonable. Would consider residence
property in Pendleton for part payment. Sir
alxut it todav. Must he sold at once.
LEE TEUTSCH
The Home Finder
Portland. Mr. Chapman took the lead
In that act of friendship for this city
and so his presence at the Commer
cial club luncheon last evening was
He cannot corns
to Pendl-jton too often.
If you do not at present see the need
of Improvements that are advocated
for Pendleton inquire into the sub
ject fully before taking a stand.
Don't become a knocker.
Now that the big eastern leagues
have opened the baseball season there
are many who will not pay great at
tention to the doings of congress.
WORKING WELL.
That the Commercial club did well
when it took up the plan of havins
a general luncheon once each month
tins he.n vhown hv the attendance and
the enthusiasm at the two gatherings -"I'eci'llI pleasing.
that have already been held. With J
affairs may be made of even more
Interest than at present.
There is a vast amount of work to
be done for Pendleton and fortunate
ly there are few local people .who are
not willing to get into the harness
and help. What Is needed is an or
gaization wherein the community
energy may be harnessed and put to
work In such a manner that results
may be obtained. More than ever be
fore the Commercial club is now
meeting that netd and much of the
success of the present administration
is undoubtedly due to the policy of
having a get together luncheon once
each month. These luncheon arouse
the Interest of "uii-iiiessmen and get
all of them into the game.
Already the Commercial club, has
done goor work under the present ad- j
ministration. The club was an l:n- I jjon't growl. It
P' rtant factor In Inducing people to t,.f th.
vote bonds for a new high school and j
that was a step for the advancement I
of Pendleton. I
Amon the thlncs now on the r.ro. I The Rev. Charles Harry March
gram are a new theatre, new club
quarters, work for the O.-W. R. &
X. freight divNion, the promotion of
Irrigation projects ami closer farming
Particularly the I adies. 2000000000C0000000000000000000000)00o
who have personal knowledge of iu ex
cellence.
Its wonderful popularity, however, has
led unscrupulous dealers to offer imita-
&. ..,LtL - . ln..,hl9forili TtiM'M-
If the present high school debating) CSTTZ'
IUIC, mtm vujruig, v 6- v..
team lives up to past records It will
sweep everything before it.
Good commercial club managers
seem to realize the influence of the
fair sex.
The railroads might promote busi
ness by offering special rates to Ju-
rez for the Dig oattiie.
is hard on the
TODAY'S I5IRT1IRAY SKETCH.
m thoi! and the extension of the
Umatilla Central to Grant county and
the establishing of a uv; ml!! adja
cent' to thl city.
Some if not all of th'X; things may
b acr ompMshed in the near future.
Last evening the subjact of new club
! Warren, known all over the country
a-i "the marrying parson," and also
! as the pastor of one of the most
unique churches in America All
Strangers in New York, Is forty
four. He first came into nntlonal
prominence nine years ago wh'jn he
began to conduct religious services on
Sunday afternoons in the hoels of
New York city. Assis'ed by clergy
men of different denominations, re
ligious workers and singers, Dr. War-
j ren has done work In many particu
lars unique.
effects, always note the full name of the
Comranv California rig byrup CJo.-
nlainlv crinled on the front of every'
package of the genuine Syrup of Figs O
and Dixit of Senna. a . O
For sale by all leading druggists. Price
50 cents per bottle.
o
G
O
o
a
0
& GOLDEN RULE STORE
Never Disappointed Here
Always find things as advertised. The
magnet that draws here is quality and
low prices. You know we will stick to
the one price business.
Spring Skirts
All nisin tailorcil niul made hy America's hest manufacturers.
V i will appreciate the great savinjr.
sf :;.,")0 Value Black Panama Skirts at
Not only pleasant and refreshing
the taste, but sentlv cleansing and sweet
ening to the system. Syrup of Figs and rt
r-""' VJI tjciuia o ycu uv.usai ij ouupn.j
to ladies and children, .and beneficialin j JJ DpfVftSp Af
all cases m which a wholesome, strength-! U W V IJlv AM a
ening and effective laxative should be ; Q
used. It is perfectly safe at all times and ! Q s
disoels colds, headaches and the pains ! 4 A'
caused by indigestion and constipation so ?
promptly and effectively that it is the one j
perfect family laxative which gives satis-; Q
faction to all and is recommended by ! Q
millions of families who have used it and ff
o
o
e
o
o
o
At these public 4 o'clock Sunday
Afternoon meetings he has addressed
a procession of travellers from many
parts of this country and from for
ign lands. Letters, messages and In-
Spring Hurnor
quarters was discussed by many and
it was urged that the club should
provide a good home to serve as
headquarters for- the organization
and as a place where visitors m-iy be
appropriately entertained. This sub
ject is of far more Importance than
many realize. Pendleton has long
suffered through the very fact that I Come to most people and cause many
it has not maintained un-to-date rl.ih troubles, pimples, boils and other
quarters and the need of such an In
stitution Is now more pressing than
ever. State officials and legislator
will often be here In connection with
the affairs of the branch asylum, the
federal court a well a the supreme
court holds aesslona in this city and
Pmdleton Is getting known more andj permanent cures.
more as a good convention town. It
is up to the city to provide suitable
eruptions, besides loss of appetlt", (hat
tired feeling, biliousness, inditfsstlcn
and headache.
The sooner you get rid of them fne
better, and the way to get rid of them
and to build up the system is to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The Spring Medicine par excellence
as shown by unequaled, radlcul and
tit it today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs
A Well-Kept .
Lawn is Impossible
without hose, spray and proper Irri
gating. Hose sold here can bo de
pended on and Isn't the shoddy kind
that crumbles and breaks after a
year's use.
VE WARRANT ALL HOSE SOLT)
HERE TO LAST TWO YEARS.
When you think of careful, sanitary
plumbing and lawn necessities, think
Of
BEDDOW & MILLER
Pendleton's Exclusive Plumbers.
Court and Garden Sts.
Phone Black 3E58
v r
iff
..". 00 Values Panama and Mohairs at
i.r.O Black Voil or Xoveltv at
$2.9S
$3.98
?-1.98
o
o
Q
G
o
o
o
o
o
J'rettv tan, prey novelties worth $7.."0 ami .$S."0, our r. $5.90
Ladies' Suits
(in iilest values ever offered in IVmlltton at Uegtihir Prices.
SlylUh Models that apneal to women of good taste. Prices
hilly one-third cheaper than you will iav elsewhere. Let us show
yon throujih our line at
$8.90, $9.90, $12.50 and $14.75
Boy's Wash Suits
XewesL shades of 1U-i. and Galatea cloth.
69c, 98c and $1.23
Boy's Clothing
Just in time for Knster. Boys' Knicker
hoeker pants suits.
2ito 14 yrs.$1.98to S-3.98
n n n
f ifk H m! TV m
Always "Busy, Watch us Grow.
Suesine Silk Regular 25c
Dainty Fiaxon Liniare 1 9c
Our Embroideries
are tin; talk of the town. Another large
shipment just received at astonishing low
prices; look at those 10 and 12 1-2 val
ues. IS-inch Flouncing at 25
4 ."-inch PlOnncing at 49
ii U
eSto
Opjiosito Post Office.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
os
o
o
o
o
o
o
s
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
p