East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 13, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OHEGOXIAN, PESDLETOX. OREGON. 1 HEIRY. J I'M: Si. mi. EIGITT PAGES PAGE EIGHT. Reduce the High Cost of Living You pay too much for coffee if j-ou pay 45c per pound- Schillings Best Coifee at 40c per Pound will suit vou hotter or you pet 3'our money hack and keep the coffee. ' I; $3213 Try $1.00 worth under this guarantee. Standard Grocery Company, Inc. Where All Are Pleased Frank O'Gara, President. Bernard O'Gara, Sec-Treaa. Newsy Notes of Pendleton Son I Horn. An eight and a half pound boy was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dreiling of SOI Lilleth street. W ounded Maa Doing WeO. . According- to Dr. R. EL Rings Thomas Lamphere. the man shot at Echo Monday night, is showing: signs of improvement and is getting Along as well as could be expected. i Curry Gltcn Hearing. Thomas Curry, the man charge 3 j with assault upon L H. KaUther, i be in given a hearing this afternoon before Justice of the Peace Joe 11-Parkf. r. ) t-re he spent lie creator Jitr! f his x.ifi the Jiaa r ?ar v. hich ere spent t American rails.' Ida : He is survived irr kus jiareorts 32 four !trs. Mrs. ivafiie l Ck-jfl Lament. l,.a: Mias Larirtia F Sct.i of PoriutCle. Id.; Mas vrji ij Scott and Edith 34. socCt f Jnteii can Falls. The remain -Hl fee sujsel t Masunr43e. laws.. axoetr.jiaiW y k. Iarents and yonngeM susmv. Ei th. DOCTOR wOOPYT 1XT rVHKAXTHT OXES VE9 A Iior rf DnsnmietH rrerac Ufc-j eety ior-. Ow. He TrO Mofirsd Jk-j tmruoiust. I TRAP CATCHES THIEF. "Woman's Contrivance .rous09 Her Wlien Prowler Arrives. Winona, Minn. A clever trap ar ranged In the home of Julius Ebe "was the means of catching a burglar. For weeks the family had missed ar ticles from the barn. A wire was attached to the rear gate of the yard In such a way that It would ring an electric bell in a sleeping room of the home in case It was opened at night. Mrs. Ebe was aroused by the ring ing of the bell. With a large dog as her guardian she made quickly and juietly to the barn, which had beep wired and provided with electric light The sw itch was turned on and Charles Glanders, a neighbor, was revealed sitting in the center of the barn floor it is said, going through the contents of a wash basket containing clothes of the family. Mrs. Ebe ordered the man not to move under threat of turning the vicious dog on him. He remained quietly in his place. Mr. Ebe and other members of the family notified the police. The man made one at tempt to move, but the dog halted him. When the police arrived he of fered no resistance. rubies, sapphires and other manu factured gems whoch are now sold in the open market A BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE- SYNTH KTIC niAMoxns. There recently appeared in Paris some diamonds having all the ear marks of the genuine article, Perhaps the most interesting, sure ly the most exquisite, house of prayer in the world is the Little Temple of the Lord's Prayer in Palestine, erect ed on the spot where it is belevei the Savior taught His prayer to the dis ciples. The little temple is of pure white marble with simple straight lines, distinctly unlike the architec ture of the Orient. "Our Father which art in heaven" in every known language Is carved on the walls and columns, and Is the only decoration of this supremely lovely place. To see it in the soft opal twilight of the East or at moonlight, or in the earliest dawn, is to understand the matchless words of the Master translated into marble. Xo I"lkie Court. The ieace and quiet of the city was undisturbed last night and the police court was dark this morning in consequence. Game Tomorrow Morning. The Boise-Pendleton game sched uled for tomorrow win ba played at 10 o'clock in the morning instead of the afternoon on account of th 101 Ranch showing in the afternoon. Peed Property Wife John McCourt United States dist rict attorney, has deeded ! acres of land near Hidaway Springs to Veva Boothby McCourt his wife. The deed was filed with Recorder Bar roughs today. NOW IS THE TIME to get you a at MFG17 y We Li tp tLeta cheap Better on- for tho who want them. Pris rarrs x? Hzh ts S7.50 for first-el Panimx. ErerrtLIc: for cool szmrier Tear at lorliingmons Clothing Go Atlantic City. Oaa Sxa-h VZ.V f-r j-rs;ns rnieniLiig is snarry w creed v various speaker 41 tie if- ing session f the coxv-nTi4iii f t5 It American Mediciii Assiviaiii! Dr. C r.. Daverport i Cn3 Me.iral j IOHXY CHICK GETS CREDIT. one-0-.rd sire and were !aid by chicks College. Xew Yeirk. aisat sZTHLf. g tu: ns out ef the incubator on in favor .f refuse imarritr Dm OMwr Marhnf s Tm WerLs Vrvh IX. lilt. an4 th niath eg is to ai.j'licani 4 is iirf j&jaut-AlB 041. sr rwkijsm j a tsy aTlair ttut was Uti by a chick health. He said s the tasl Wiika.i. VSiA Otrt Jo!l!!X. j tiuit had been ot of th I scab tor means I zwkx& lie em0Ttxig ff s 4 m&tnz a poiry yarj here, i , ely t weeks. Mr. Johnsoa stakes race of degeoteratas. I ex,r"Vgj s piit f sia egss. six of 1 his repctatia for veracity 00 this wkari are fx2-t2I aoj were lal-1 story. Th chhrks are wnit Taieae 5s as ix3er.1lafe &a tlx social xiaitt fee said. "VtivJ vx3 trassmina tnts tbe scmt C tbe fcture if those m2T2cze& ct are Iermirta ts anarry. Pijaarfias shoe id take a Ens stumS araiaa Ujs tendeiicyeTeai ts th cxlect T KTgZzt the states t assnme orairci ff robac aal rrrale smunvmi itr the jTolecxion et timiirSy. Ttoe rx of secTecy shsaill lopr bsejiks ed vion Z'iiyiaciazts &a ii hereditary AMease."' F rr. Robert C Wis: mi Fa5eS-j j.hia. ia 7eiaing tiis B5r. S- verted t the ci&3 eral wlif k said honla 4e recxlttfl 5r ti BfE-l Sy l-jwar-Al lOt. tw ars aboot I horas. The High Cost of Living Is prtillr re&acei by wearic Day's Big Five JllA ChialitT OreraHs and Shirts, for they last FOOLING THE 15IRDS. Sues to Coliect Wasr. F. F. Wied today commenced soli against A. C. Remele for the collec tion of $15 with interest w jucn He - aew ,f ie Itrfta-'e tii alleges to be due him for the grab- j ev. ABj JlT4:aie aaa tiirsi Eti bing of sagebrush on the land in t if p0 j.jsred.- a3a toe. W:a the west end of the county owned by oc. s.-ETr-isMn sd rtlk3 the defendant Attorneys Hirl and j j a-says tijc tie Warner of Hermiston are rei'resent ir.g the plaintiff. and they were offered to a number of j dealers at very attractive prices. Cer tain rigid tests were applied by ex pert? engaged in the trade, with the result that they were proven to be slightly different from natural stones. The diamonds were believed to be manufactured by a synthetic process, but by the experts who examined them they were claimed to be genu ine. From this, it seems, the secret of , making diamonds Is rapidly being solved, and it will not be long until this new product of the electric fur nace will take its place with synthetic At the London zoological gardens there has just- been completed an arrangement of electric lamps which Is to be used for fooling the birds in one of the houses. A switch outside the building controls the lights, and very morning before daylight the keeper turns on the current As soon as the birds see the light they think the morning has dawned and they immediately begin to eat. In this wav thty are induced to breakfast two hours earlier than they would or dinarily. The same idea has for some time been put to practical use in fat tening quail for the market These birds take" their food only during the early morning hours, so they are kept in an underground chamber where it is dark except when the electric lights are on. als as d tie Sjea'Xh : xuty." ! Eyesight necessary I sjicjl' Siecial Train Tomorrow. ! flefrnse was -dismssea 5t tie Anticipating that & large number j .cair T.c'wir.c a I-tl-w s ttie sa5Hf:t, of people will come up from the west : ir. J.-iisi A rvdi-iii Z Extn-1 end of the county tomorrow for theljjort He j-23 Jiff t5e ectjjJT-j 101 Ranch Wild West show the O.-W. : j-ient -f sfrtaliFts ir Ztv tt; R. & N. company has arranged ta ran . .y Thxisrfn in ircy 3a mtTy a steam train to the city from rm- . j in the sc-toe Trr,r;:Tt-y axa .rj til'.a tomorrow in ilace of the regu- j orcarizatii-iai, Sfcase Si -xi ti. lar motor. i country rstsi r-y tin- irwej ! than -on ry icier in t " ir. Rand Concert Iraws Crowd. 1 Gxw win 5 sui-e. The streets at the comer t Main ' tiat T-T.l sie tarr-rt titrfj.ii;x and Court last evening were crowded ; Zr n itlral tie ttr'-p f sCriS with townspeople drawn from thtdr ; After lie eleriion ' e-ITjow M Jt homes by the announcement -f the j reaj-os was chsw 4. ti iZje wtekly band concert. They were well ' th i-rl iniU -;txilJ.-iL repaid for their walk down as the1 tand discoursed music for more than j an hour and the quality proved the claims which have been made for the standard of excellence reached by this ' organization. RECITAL By MALEN BURNETT, Personal Pupil cf Oscar Raif. Berlin Assisted by Walla Walla Pupils. Mstho&t Church, Friday, June 14, at 8:15 Admission Free. Public cordially invited. The Author. "Wasn't it David who said: 'All men are liars?' asked the Office Pet "Xo, Roosevelt" replied the Of fice Grouch. Cincinnati Enquirer. MICMEOH Red Inner Tubes Their superiority is recognized all over the World IN STOCK BY PENDLETON AUTO COMPANY 812 JOIIXSOV STREET. sier in I la or With Death. i While Dick Sulivan is lying at the ; local hospital near death's door, his" sister is n the train speeding frtan' her home in California to his bedside, j It is a race with death with the chances in favor of the grim reai-er . inasmuch as the physicians declare the sick man can not live until night i Sympotoms of Brighfs disease nd other complications have greatly re duced his vitality already low Irfm the typhoid attack a.nd his many friends have given np hope lor his recovery. Stolen WT4 is Recovered. Little Miss Helen Can dish has re-rci-crcA Yict hirrcl which was slc-len ! from in front of the Toc" Evans ci jgar store last week. Officer Hcixr J Thompson discovered it in the posses sion of another girl ana scorea jestoration to the rightful owner. 31 is said that this is not the first time the girl who took the wheel has been in trouble for similar offenses and. though the officers will not make charges against her this time, try future misconduct may result seraoss Iv for her. Dais Roihvell Registered Op6daa C'ftw FkSfcS, Lrw vuu EYEGLASS KEELS. CILUXS. Ev. Vnih HAIISCOU, Tte J Pea-3 eKreiler A Veritable Savings Bank to Our Patrons t"CLi.rk"s Grjctrjr jrlile onlj a name, it means much to tw L) secttre tLetr table necslues from the rxtrv store luariar it. TLe- dvrr? ift'-rlI our patrn3 oa srrwery order?, makes l-Tjrin- ttre lie pLieiir money Ln. a saviocs bant TLere is a rreat difference ia stravrtvrries for canning. Bet ter II La ia-I sec tie beauties we are reeeirin from Idaho. Gtrt tLe p riees leave your orler. A"r:at forret tie tuml'er, don't forget t!ie name. CLAIUC'S GROCERY PLone Main 174 612 Main Street IZainfall i:ecord Already Ilr.Vrsu Already the normal precij.itatif.n for the month of June has been ex ceeded, according to the ofTk-jiJ weather observer. During the j.asl two days l. inches have laXf-n which, ad3eJ to the .03 of an inch which had fallen during the I ,re jart ol the month, makes the j'reuj.-a-ti.n for the first twelve 1 flays M inches. The normal for the rowth is 1.01. Reports from the heaviT Zhtti districts is that the rain is IfatiT.g clown the grain ana one report Trro Pilot Rock declares the barley in that section is suffering likewise. H-f-re in the city it has prevented two base ball games whkh is the cause f.T much lamentation among the faj:s i kS f" , Watches for Weddings m. K. Scott IVL William Edward ;co. scn of Mr and Mrs. P. C Scott .of Americas. Falls. Ida, passed away at rortlcv Idaho. Sunday. June ?. 3 Mi. an illness of ahout twa months v.ith pliura-inetmor.ia. He was hern at Rsyroona. 1th Jur.e S 3 S-T.. an3 at the xre -rj seven rtmoveS ts HeZix, Ore? Hike Ycnr CIclhss LAST UOXGER LOOK EETTOi Oct anj'Swra an5ns aB txjrt i irtCjv. t33ie an gTaraa? yra sa.ti- es that ?e aniutt ras;aai53e. FSfn Ire the wLxrtm it. j Iktt m 'ttnncstrk: tiat w mvfcaai wSjA w say. Pandlelan Djb Vcrks V A spIen-IM re?E.t for tlie tride and rr ra trill IV a Ladr ELrin and a Lord ETiin. Tte Ladr ELrln is the tiniest tmifkvr ;r made in Ameriea. The Ljd1 ETin i- the tLinr.t. Itdv Elin ap.d I rl ELrxn va-Le ct and up. Royal M. Sawtelle THE JEWELER Floats JKaiB UK IMS, It AXa, : 7-"W r- 2 VAX BASEBAL L AI Western Tri Stats Lecsue Teaxs 7So Game called Friday at 10:00 a. m. All ladies free on Friday Ladies' Day THIS j Lb Uu UJ Lb Lb U viU - Admission WEEK uvi Boise's First Series in Pendleton including grandstand seats 50c including bleacher seats . 25c