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PAXL1 fcABT OIIKGOMAJV. PKNDLWrON. OKKMON, )OM)Ai', MAY 2, 1U11.
PACK FIVE
Specia
Closing Out Prices
A1S This Week ,
on every
Ladies' or Misses'
Tailored Suit or
Silk Dress
in the house.
LET US SHOW YOU.
F. E. LlVENGOODCO.
The Lad ies' and Children's Store
I'locals!
Si-e Iane & Son for signs.
l'nstlme pictures please all.
Dutch Henry for coal. Main 178.
Wall puper, paints, etc. Lane & Eva.
Front ofrlce for rent in Judd build
ing, r. E. Judd.
Lost I'air "f black Uld gloves. Re
turn to tlila of Hie.
Wanted Plain sowing. Apply 308
South Lllleth street.
Phone Flatzoeduj for fresh meat
ai.d lard. Main 446.
kins of ell Be cigars. "Devlin's
Fives." Joe Sullivan solo agent.
Everybody goes to the Orpheum to
see the ben anJ the clearest pictures.
Tarlles who hnve not sprayed for
seal? phone I. C. Snyder, Hod 3S12.
A woman wanted on farm. Steady
employment. Call at Standard Gro
cery Co.
Dressed chickens Friday and Sat
urday at the Cah Market, phone
Main 101.
Ruy your chickens for Sunday's
dinner at the Central Meat Market.
1'hone Main 33.
An experienced womntr wants po
sition as housekeeper on ranch. Ad
dre's "M." this office.
For Kent Threo furnluhed house
keeping rooms, electric lights and gas. j
No children. "01 Thompson. t
The ladles of the Presbyterian
church will serve dinner circus day,
June 2d, In the Kneppen building.
Special rates to horses boarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
Barn, (20 Aura street. Phone Main 13.
For sale 160 acre homestead,
nearly all good timber. Inqylro at or
address 107 Garfield street, Pendle
ton. The East Oregonlan Is Eastern Ore
gon's representative paper. It Iqads
and the people appreciate It and show
It by their liberal patronage.
Family may hnve all year employ
ment, fa'r wages, grand climate. Buy
borne, part down, balance easy. Write
X.. D. Westfall, Orenco, Ore.
If you want fresh meat from a
new, clean market, phone Main 445.
Farmers Meat Co., Conrad Platioeder,
manager. Hi B. Caqrt street
If you want to move, call Penland
Bros., Transfer, phone S391. Largo
dray moves you quick. Trash hauled
once a week. 647 Main street.
For good light get a Steelmantle
kerosene burner. Odorless, smoka
less, most brilliant light by small
lamp; satisfaction guaranteed. Carl
Obery, 211 Lee Street.
You can't burn slate and gravel!
Don't try it. Phone Dutch Henry,
Main IV 3, for clean screened Rock
Springs coal either lump or nut. It
burns clean and goes further.
For sale 160 acres choice timber
land In Wallowa county 10 miles from
poppens j
For Ice Cream Sodas That J
Please.
Try Our
CHOCOLATE ICECREAM
"Tho best marie."
Ice Cream Sundae
Ono of our most
dishes.
popular
Fresh
Strawberries served !
with ico cream. i
Once a patron, always a pat-
ron, at
Wallowa. Fir, blue pino and tamar
ack. Call on or address J. A. Joyce,
Pendleton, Ore.
Fit Sale Cheap Two log houses in
Moa. ham. Ore., C rojnis each; mod
ern improvements. Also 327 acres of
land within four miles of Mcacham.
Cond grazing land and contains con
siderable timber. Inquire. Mcacham
Lumber Co.
Pascii!;cis to Portland can save
money and at the samy tlmo have an
enjoyable river rile by taking boat
from Tin: Dalles. Str. Bailey Gatzert
haves daily, except Friday and Sun
day at (:30 p. in., arrives In Port
Ian, 1 :no. Fare J 1.00.
! acres will make you Independ
ent. Why not buy today while you
are earning good money. It Is very
easy to say' I don't want any of that
in mine but how' often have you had
the chance to buy and In a very few
years find yourself saying, "1 had a
chance to buy that for 150 an acre.
Now see what it Is worth, 3 to J400."
Tculsch & Dickers.
Special.
Until June first we will sell 10 lb.
cans pure lard, 1 1.50 ; 5 lb. can pure
lard, 80c; 3 lb can pure lard 50c. Cen
tral Meat Market.
The "I lurry-up'' L.iivsk.
When you want an express wagon
nuick, phone to Geo. Stangler at
Gritmnn Pros., Muin Gil. All kinds
of light and heavy hauling.
Attention Knights.
Damon Lodge No. 4. K. of P., will
woik In the f.rst rank this evening.
All knights please attend.
D. B. WAFFLE, C. C.
It. W. FLKTCHEU. K. H. & S.
NOTICE TO WATER CLAIMANTS.
Notice is hereby given that all ans
wers made by water claimants must
be presented . and filed by June 12,
ISM, nnd the undersigned as a com
mittee, appointed to employ counsel
and for other purposes In behalf of
the water users of Birch creek and
McKay creek, have employed Haley
& Haley and Frederick Stelwer as
counsel to represent the association to
preparo nnd submit answers for any
member or members of the associ
ation and to supervise and conduct
generally all legal matters appertain
ing to the association. Every member
of the association is urgently re
quested to at once furnish these at
torneys with nil notices of contest
which have been Bervcd upon them
In order that answers may bo pre
pared. This action on the part of the
committee Is not Intended to Testrlct
or prevent In any manner any mem
ber of the association from employing
any other counsel that they may de
sire to employ In their Individual In
terests, but every member Is urgently
requested to present their names and
copies of such papers as they may'
have had prepared to the above
mentioned attorneys In order that the
association may be fully Informed, of
the rights and claims of every mem
ber of the association.
J. N. BURGESS.
JCLU'S GCDE1UAN,
DAN SHAW,
Executive Committee.
BLl E AND GRAY
MEITT IX VIRGINIA
Phlllppl, W. V., May 29. In com
memoration of the first land engage
ment of tho civil war, which occurred
at Phlllppl, In Barbour county, Va.,
now West Virginia, on the morning
of the third of June, 1861, a semi
centennial reunion of the veterans of
both the blue and tho gray was com
menced here today ami will extend
through the week. The program op
ened with a grand assembly today,
and there will bo special features for
each day 'of the week, closing with
the observance of Phllippl Battle Day
on Saturday. A reunion of Union and
Confederate veteran v.411 be held to
morrow. Many men of prominence have been
Invited to speak here during the
week, including President Taft, Theo
dore Hooseveit, Speaker Champ Clark,
William J. Bryan, Congressman Rich
mond Pearson Hobson and Governor
Glasscock of this Btate,
PERSONAL
MENTION
II. G. Newport of Hermlnton spent
Saturday night In tho city.
A. A. Herring was over from his
home at Walla Walla yesterday.
O. C. CHrpenter.of Athena was am
ong the Sunday visitors In Pendle
ton. P. C. Hunter, one of Echo's well
known resident, spent yesterday In
the city.
Frank Ennls was among the Walla
Walla rooters at the game here yes
terday. Dr. Fred Lleuallen came down from
Pilot Rock yesterday to take In the
ball game. '
Julius Levy of Walla Walla was a
fan who witnessed the defeat of the
Dears yesterday.
Representative S. D. Peterson came
In this morning on the local from his
home in Milton.
G. J. Eugan of Walla Walla, was
among the many people from that
city in Pendleton yesterday.
T. O. joodrnan Of Freewater, came
In from the east end Saturday eve
ning and spent Sunday here.
Miss Francis Hunt was one of the
excursionists from Walla Walla with
the bull team yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Gilbert of Echo, was
among the out of town visitors at the
ballgame In this city yesterday.
Fred George, the Echo merchant,
was in Pendleton yesterday to witness
the Pendleton-Walla Walla game.
Hon. W. II. Ellis and son, Edgar,
left on the local this morning for Iler
miston to look after their land there.
Harry Paxton accompanied me
Walla Walla team to Pendleton yes
terday to tiee them go down to de
feat. Rod II. .Hi., ustwhilo slab artist for
the Duckarooes but who twirled fur
Weston Yesterday, came in this mor
ning on the local.
Miss Bessie McPherson left this
morning for her home in Hcrmlston
alter vis ting over Sunday at the
home of her parents.
Lb. yd Smalls, proprietor of Smalls'
restaurant in Walla Walla, was
among the loyal f tns wrio came over
1'mm that eity yesterday.
Dale Chessman, one of the gradu
ates of the high school, left for his
home in Portland yesterday accom
pany d by his mother who had been
lure to attend commencement. He
will ent.-r the I'niv. r.-ity of Oregon
n.xt fall.
Nonlloa Sings for Royalty.
Berlin, May 2''. Mine. L'llian Nor
diea, who is in private life, Mrs.
George W. Young, wife of the finan
cier and politician, will sing at the
Royal opera House tonight, appear
ing In ."Tristan nnd Isolde." Mine
Nordlea appear? at tho special invi
tation of Prince Henry of Pruss a,
brother of the kaiser.
BRITISH TOl'RXAMEXT
COMMENCES TODAY
London, May 29. With Charles E.
(Chick) Evans, Jr., of Chicago, rep
resenting I'mde Sam the annual tour
nament of the British golf champion
ship commenced today on the famous
lings at Prestwick. Although pitted
aga'nst the best amateur golfers of
England and of Scotland, the home
of the royal game, Evans is confi
dent that he will make a good show
ing If he does not fulfill the hope ex
pressed by President Taft that he
capture the British title for America.
Evans captured the United North
and South .championship at the April
tournament in Pinehurst, N. C,
where he played against the best
amateurs and professionals of the
United States. For the last three
ca. he has bee- the foienio.l m
tfur o; the west. He Is a memr-cr
V U. f. rewater Coif roi of Chi
cago. AID VANCOUVER STRIKERS.
Trades and 'Labor Council Tluvntons
Builders.
Vancouver, B. C, May 27. The ex
ecutive committee of the Trades and
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stores will close at 2 o'clock and game will start at
2:30 sharp. Gome out with the crowd a
' good fast game assured.
Note Not a Blue Mountain League scheduled -game and season tickets can not be accepted.
All
Labor council, tho Building Trades
council and the business agents'
board tonight adopted a resolution
recommending call.ng a general
strike June C to compel the master
builder' naUOctf.tfr.n . milftl Ini-m.l
with their employes, who havo been
on strike fur a month. The recom
mendations contained In the resolu
tion will be placed before the Trades
and Iibor council tomorrow night,
when the final action 111 be taken.
Fifty-two unions are affiliated with
the Trades and Labor council, and if
a general strike is called 8500 men,
representing every branch of Indus
try In the city will be affected.
OIUK IillS TO RAISE BIG I'lXI),
Association to Levy $00,000 An
nually. Indianapolis. A plan by which
t00, 000 a year will be raised in the
mcmberililp of the National Whole
sale Grocers' association to carry out
Its. purpose, was adopted by the as
sociation convention here recently.
Members Rill be assessed for dues
annually on a commercial rating bas
is of '.:, for each J.'.O.OOO invested in
the business. President Drake of
Easton, pa., said the association of
ficers had been unable to convince
the department of justice that it did
not exist in restraint of trade.
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orpheiim.
Pendleton's favorite picture show.
Good program for Tu'-sday's change.
H!g Ka'em feature film,
1. The Fiddle's Requiem." Kalem.
A -story r,f Old Madrid in 1520. The
eld musician play'ng his fiddle in his
irarr. t home, dreams of his youth
and his lost p-.ve. As the pa t unfolds
Itself be i his sweetheart Dolore
fore-1 1 y l- r parent.-- to sien a con
tiact .f m 1 rr'a-.-e with Don Carlos
and he ; . i 11 reads over in memory
b's message of farewell:
My Only Love Thl.'- is my mnrr'age
eve, the death day of my soul. I can
not go without one last farewell to
you, whom I will, never see again.
Wait for me by tho la'ce until you
hoar the bells chime. Yours in spirit
until death, Dolores." M "diner her at
the lake as requested she gives him
ie-r ,,!! violin, saying, "I have be
queathed my soul into this violin.
Whenever it plays, it is my soul that
speaks." Don't fail to see this mag
nificent production.
2. "What a Woman Can Do.'-' Es
san ay. A distinct novelty. The pho
toplay will be appreciated for the ex
cellence of the acting of Mr. G. M.
Anderson, who plays the leading part.
S. "Forgiveness is Sweet." Pathe.
This is a well told story and well act
ed by the American Co.
4.. "Scenes Along 'he Mekong Riv
er." Pathe. This film gives a series
of beautifully photographed views
oIoiil; the Chiness liver. The quaint
junks and the people on them, and
other features combine to form a val-uabb-
educational film.
5. "Priscilia and the Pequot." Ka
li In. Priseilla, the wife of John
llranseomb, a Puritan settler, hears
a faint knock on the cabin door.
Stepping outside she finds Ponus, a
Pecuot Indian, who has been badly
injured Cy a beat-. Helping him into
the' house, she binds up his wounds.
The Indian, about to depart, tells
Priscilia he will some day repay her
k.ndness. A month later Ponus
warns Priscilia that King Phillip has
again incited the Pequots to an up
rising against the whites. This time
ly warning permits the settlers to
reach the nearby blockhouse where
after a sharp conflict, the attack of
the Indians Is repulsed.
The Pastime.
The house of quality. Interesting
program for Tuesday's change.
Special, "The Panama Canal in
1911." Edison. "To produce and be
able to show such an excellent pic
ture of the greatest engineering work
the world ever saw Is vorthy of high
commendation. The audience is
brought almost as close to the work
as though actually present where It
Is in progress. All the various opera
tions, the machinery, the tools and the
men themselves are clearly photo-
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Price, 15 ceriti
A SMART FlioCK
A sty'.ih . costumo
of ol.i-blje linen
with n tri'nmin? of
hand embroidery.
The embroidery
bandings is, the de
sign of McCall
Tiarisfer Pattern No
3-1 ::, the scallop No.
IMS. The buttons
of the linen em-'broider-d.
The late-t styles
are displayed at our
Pattern Department
fl P rri, 15 centi I fe
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LETTER GOODS 1XR LESS MOXF. V.
graphed. Therefore we feel that a
picture showing the actual condition
of the work at the present time will
be of great interest to the entity
country."
"The Reformation of Jack Bob
bins. " Melies. This western picture
presents the case of an outlaw,
woujuled unto death, cared for and
nursed back to health b;- a woman
doctor. The inevitable results, but
Robin is given to understand that he
must reform to ever win the doctor.
He "does" five years' time and when
released from jail is a reformed man.
The love story appeals to the heart.
"Her Master." Selik. This is a
picture reproducing colonial village
life. The first scenes are in or near
a school which with the quaint cus
tumes of the master and pupils is in
teresting. The contest between the
school master and his high-spirited
girl pupil has a human touch that
will Interest any audience.
"Their Wedding Gifts." Essanay
Co. A delightful comedy that will
please everyhndy. Kich in wit, ex
quisitely acted, and true to life, this
picture should prove a decided hit
with all who view It.
"Just as the Clock Struck Nine."
Essanay. A novelty In comedy. If
you would enjoy f, big. hearty laugh
see this picture.
The Cosy.
Monday and Tuesday.
"Silas Marner," Thanhauser. Silas
Marner, owing to a false charge, is
obliged to leave his native land and
PEN (DIET
A pretty frock of
white bastlste, suit
able for on-.ftrma-tion,
graduation, et3.
The trimming of
Valenciennes 1 user
lion and the yoke of
ailover luce.
Other misses' de
signs are shown In
our Pattern Department.
goes to England. He prospers in his
new home and becomes a m'?ev, keep
ing his gold hidden in the house. He
is robbed and goes nearly insane with
grief, till one night on awakening from
a dream he finds a homeless child in
his house. His heart is touched and
he adopts her. Later the girl finds
the gold which was stolen and the
story ends in happiness for all.
"The Closed Hand." Reliance. A
story of a girl whs past life which
she was trying to forget, came to
light and nearly wrecked her life.
Hounded and blackmailed by one who
knew her past, she is finally forced
to steal from her husband to keep
her tormenter silent. By a clever ruse
her husband discovers her guilt and
forgives her freely.
"The Midnight Express." Itala. A
wonderfully exciting story. A bank
porter knowing a box of gold is go
ing by express and that It will be
transperred at a lonely station, has
himself shipped to the same station
In a box. The watchman discovers
him getting out of the box and tele
phones for aid, while struggling with
the robber, while the thief's partner
is trying to batter in the doors to aid
the burglar. The police arrive Just
In time. A fine scene is the midnight
express on its flight, taken by moon
light. An extra strong story.
"The Feast of Foolshead." Itala.
A comedy, showing the popular com
edian Foolshead in some more of his
laughable predicaments.
Extra special for Tuesday only, big
war drama. Don't miss it.
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