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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1913)
a mm ri nn mm i: ,- PAGE EIGHT. DAILY EAST OliEGO.YtAS. PF..MU.ET0S, OUKC.OX, S.VITKIUV, .irXKil. liilii. EIGHT PAGES. The Season's Fresh Fruits will be found here first Keep in touch with us if you want fresh fruits when they first appear on the market. We will handle only the best at prices usually paid for common stock. Standard Grocery Co. Pbone Main Wf. "Where All Are Pleased" Newsy Notes of Pendleton Will 15o All-star Ct. A number of Pendleton people will go over to Walla Walla Tuesday to see the a:i-star cast play "Fine Feath ers" in that city. Lhvivsod to Wed. John Alt and Mary Whitehead, both of this city, today secured a license to wed. The girl la a daughter of Mrs. Addie Ueno, and being under the legal age, her mother's consent was necessary. Alf is a foreigner who makes interpreting his business. IBS IV"Hllcton Hoys Are Graduated. Glen Storio and Harold Warner, two well known graduates of the Pen-i dleton high school, Thursday received , )rihf wi,h the ,brand of a toward. It degree of bachelors of arts at the ! ' 1Jho.n !,ult h s opportunity came to iuv me line man a nunui'i iui Ornhetiui. An extra good program for Sun day's program. Tho Yaqul Cur. Biograph. Two reels. Featuring Robert Harron and Walter Miller. The prospector had taught the Indian boy the doctrine of peace When his tribe resisted the atttack of another tribe the boy did not take part. The din of the battle as the horsemen circled them again and. again, the moans of the men caught under the falling horses, struck terror in the boy's heart. The incensed warriors cast him from the tribe with the brand of a coward. KING AND QUEEN ENTERTAIN 6000 SCOTIAXW YARD DETECTIVES UA1U THE GARDEN PARTY Demonstration by Suffragists Feared Royalty of England Hold Final Function as Climax to Festivities of .Aswt Week Ambassador Page is -Among the Guests. "Windsor, Eng., June 21. Under the watchful scrutiny of several hun dred Scotland Yarders 6,000 persons today attended the brilliant garden party at Windsor arranged by King George and Queen Mary as a climax Stock Ranch 2000 acre stockranch, 8 miles of R. R., 73 acres bottom land, 35 acres set to alfalfa, good S room house, 2 barns, and other buildings; abundance of fine water the year round. Forest reserve right go $ with it. Pice J 10 per acre. Terms. E. T. Wade Temple Bldg , Pendleton, Ore. to the festivities of Ascot week. Re ports for several days past that the suffragettes would attempt a demon stration were the occasion of extraor dinary precautions to prevent the ad mission of any unauthorized persons. All were required to present their in vitation cards at the big gate but In fear that some tickets might be trans ferred or even forged, -detectives shad owed everyone whose Identity was not known to the gate officials and con cerning whom there was the very s'ightest reason for suspicion. In ad dition their majesties and members of the cabinet were at all times prac tically surrounded by small squads of Scotland Yard officers in the guise of guests, while an unusually large force of uniformed police were on hand about the grounds. The guests, who included almost the entire member ship of parliament, the diplomatic corps and the leaders of European so ciety, were brought from London by special train. The new democratic American Ambassador Walter II. Page, in orthodox silk hat and "Prince Albert," with most of the embassy staff, enjoyed his first taste of royal hospitality. Queen Mary presided over the tea-urn in the royal tent and Dr. Pae was one of the few who took their tea from her hamls. The Prince of Wales and a few of his Oxford friends were present, the prince hav ing come home for his 19th birthday celebration on the 23rd. University of Oregon, at which insti tution both were students for the past four years. Young Storie arrived home yesterday, while Warner is in Portland where his parents now live. doctrine. A Lady and Her Maid. Vitagraph. Featuring Lillian Walker, James Morrison and Norma Talmadge. Nat urally, Ophelia Is not very handsome t f I .- n I ...... I ... ... V. .. .. Hoys Ride to Springs. I ur;lul"'" At five o'clock this morning four 1 'trBU"". 11111(111 .vui lieu. 1 UU1C AIIH'I 1- can. When Phil Barton spurns his young boys, Henry Judd, Donald Robinson, Edward Thompson and Fred Nea'gle mounted their ponies for old sweetheart over a petty jealousy Mr. and he little suspected she would turn on Mrs. F. E. Judd and Mr. and Mrs. J. , .: . " tm., .n.,i .vm k., J"'l for a Time he never committed. F. Robinson followed them . by auto. this afternoon. Liquor Case Dismissed. For lack of convincing evidence. Police Judge Fitz Gerald yesterday dismissed the case against James "Mickey" Madden, charged with selling liquor to Indians. Much con flicting testimony was introduced and the judge was of the opinion that the guilt of the accused was not estab lished beyond a reasonable doubt. Picture of Illg -Mallet Engine. tortured him, after his escape, but made one mistake when she tried to notify the police. Barton's prospec tive father-in-law was present at the time and through him Phil's name was cleared and he married the girl he loved.. Pastime Theater. The home of good pictures offers a meritorious program for Sunday's change, the feature being a two reel thriller that speaks for itself. "The Japanese Dagger." Kleine. Special in two reels. A story teem- ine current eamon or tne nam- ing wltn unusuaI thrills. "Never must man magazine "The Tooter" has for,t ,eave tnls country; evll will befall a cover photograph a picture of onelanvone who carrles me awav." reads of the big mallet engines used on the an ins(.rI,nion on a dag?er that a na Blue mountains. The photo was ta-,va, officer buvs He iaUghs at the ken n the local yards ana snows Agent T F. O'Brien in the back- warning, but strangely enough the knife finds its way into the heart of ground. The engine has sixteen drive! th(J glr, he waa to marry JUDGE K1XC. SWORN" IX AS U. S. R. S. ATTORNEY. Washington, June 21. Judge Will R. King returned from Portland and was sworn in as counsel for the recla mation service and took possession of his headquarters adjoining the office i of the secretary of the interior. He ! called on both senators and is now I ready for work. wheels and when laden with fuel and water weighs approximately 583, 000 pounds. "Cinderella and the Boob." Bio graph. Comedy burlesque. A new version of the old tale of Cinderella. Il should make you laugh if there is any laugh in you. "By Mutual Agreement." Edison. Committal to Hospital. Mrs. E. Swaney, 47 years old, of this city, waa yesterday ordered com-1 . picture with true comedy vein mitted to the branch state hospital j with Frank Lyon and May Abby in by Judge Maloney, an examination by the leading roles. Dr. H. S. Garfield having shown her to be insane. She wa3 once an in mate for two years of a Denver sanl torlum and recently showed signs of a return of her previous mental con dition, being under the delusion that she was once shot and is in danger of being shot again. LATEST PAINLESS OPERATING METHODS MODERN DENTISTS TAYLOR HARDWARE BLD'G. PENDLETON, ORE. DSTfl AND THE E3nsicl Havaiians In Native Songs and Dances At The Cosy SUNDAY A GUARANTEED PAHTAEGES ACT Shows Both Afternoon and Evening The Admission for this "Big Time" Aiiracticn Will Be 10c and 15c THIS ACT IS IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR PICTURE PROGRAM Caldwell Wants Franesise. That Caldwell Is eager to secure the Trl-Stae league and will have a dele gate at the directors' meeting in Ba ker tomorrow is the substance of a message received in the city today. The little Idaho city seems to be alive to the opportunity of being on the baseball map and, it is said, will be ready to offer assurances that the team will finish the season if the franchise Is transferred. Director Ritner of Pendleton will leave for Baker in the morning. "The Hicksville Epicure " Bio eraph. This story relates how Presi dent Purity stepped In and settled the case. She broke up the con stable's little game when he came to sentence the prisoner for life. Real Estate Transfers. Honrv S. Scales and wife of Ed wall. j Wash., to E T. Wade, lot 7, hlock 3. ! Raley's addition to Pendleton; John W. Peringer to Eliza A. Perlnger, lots 1. 2 and 3. block 12 and lot 7 of block 13. town of Adams; Hazel Investment Co. to W. J. Furnish two acres in sec. 33, twp 4. X. R. 29; George A. Moomaw and wife of Se attle to A. T. Duff of Walla Walla for $2000. 10 acres In sec. 25, twp 6, X. R 35; A. E. Wayland of Spokane to W. H. and Mary- M. Wayland. 155 acres in section 33, twp. 6, N. R. 35. Louis F. Anderson Jr., of Corvallls. Is a guest of the St. George. RYPTOl SPECTacles &' eyegiaSSES XO LIXES, XO CEMENT. JUST PERFECT VISION" WITH THE DIS COMFORT AND UXSIGHTLINESS LEFT OUT. Dale Rothwell Optician WIUi Haasoom THE Jeweler. Cosy. Princess Indeta and the five musi cal Hawaiians in their native songs and dances, is an added attraction at the "House of Features" for .Sunday. This company has recently completed an extended engagement over the Pantages circuit, so you may rest as sured that this is without question one of the very best musical acts that has ever been in Pendleton. The admission will be 10c and 15c for this "big time" attraction. Picture program for Sunday only: "Thus Saith the Lord." Two reels. Eclair. This Biblical story begins with the parable of the wise and fool ish virgins and 'closes with scenes il lustrating the Lord's Prayer. The artistic features are many, especially the woodland dances of the foolish virgins. The Lord's Prayer is shown by a series of beautiful tableaux and forms a magnificent closing. "Animated Weekly No. 64. Base ball, la crosse game, aeroplane flights, horse rases and lots of interesting events. "Aunt Kate's Mistake. Imp comedy. (il!.XI) THEATER COMPANY HIGHLY RECOM M EN DEI) The reopening of the Grand Theatre U announced for tomorrow evening. Testimonials from managers of El lcnsburg and North Yakima theatres regarding the Chicago Vaudeville company, comprising five ladles and three gentlemen are most flattering. Especial reference has been made by them to Miss Ernestine DIdler, mezzo contralto singer and Miss Violet Dra per eminent solo violinist, as high class and meritorious attractions. The prices will remain as usual, 15 and 25 cents. 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Hates 7 percent. No delav in final closinar up of loans. Frank R. Atkins Telephone Main 5. No. 550 Main St. PENDLETON, OREGON. TAKES HIS Lin: WHE.V SURROUNDED BY POSSE Molson, Wash., June 21. J. H. Ethel shot himself after holding a posse off for hours. Two deputies, unidentified, were killed before the man wanted on a charge of arson took his own life. MVS Has Added a New Line. Growing, success and opportunity has combined to give the Pendleton public a chance to buy Ladies' House Dresses an Ladies', Hisses' and Children's Street Presses at less than you can make them for. We are unpacking them now, but sale will positively not begin until ' Next Tuesday Morning. Pendleton's Big, Busy Drummers Samples Store. I (Si (B ALL TKffl'BTW The Western Tri-State League game scheduled for La Grande, has been transferred to Pendleton for Sunday. Tomorrow ends the Series. LA GRANDE vs.. PENDLETON Sunday's game starts at 3:00 o clock. Emission and Grandstand iOc. 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