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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 20. 19U
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5000 acres well watered, 400 acres In cul
tivation and meadow. Cuts about 700
tons of hay annually. Much more can
be cultivated. 30 million feet of fine saw timber, besides a big lot of
smaller. 'Good house, cost over $2000, one mile from town! four rood
barns. Adjoins Nat. forest reserve, and has grazing right thereon.
All vehicles and farm implements, some of them new, good blacksmith
outfit and chop mill driven by motor power. Tou can buy this ranch
including the above mentioned property, for 114 per acre. Tou can buy
with It, 750 well bred cattle, and 10 horses at the market prices; half
cash, reasonable time on balance. I have both larger and smaller stook
ranches than this, also wheat land, diversified farms, city property, and
exchanges. E. T. WADE, Pendleton, Or.
New Cosy
THEATRE
TONIGHT
Scourge of the Desert
An interesting: two reel dra
ma that will hold your at
tention from beginning; to
end.
Fatty's New Role
Keystone comedy that is
produced for laughs only.
Shep the Sentinel
This picture contains some
very effective scenes. Rene
Farrington, Nolan Gane and
Shep. himself, are the cen
tral figures.
The Spirit of Giving
Joseph Harris plays the
leading role in this story.
Tomorrow night, Helen
Gardner in
"CLEOPATRA."
Prices, Adults 10c,
Children 5c.
New COSY THEATRE
I'ndcr New Management.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton
leaven Vor IIU Ml now.
j Frank Tierce, who recently return
led from several months In Alaska
left yesterday for his mines in the
Greenhorn country, 150 miles south to
spend the summer.
Taken Suddenly 111.
Mrs. Jake Dency, wife of the gard
ener at the Eastern Orejfon State
Hospital, was taken suddenly ill yes
terday afternoon at her home In this
city but Is reported some better to
day.
One Job Mulshed.
It. Hugo and Co. finished three
blocks of sidewalk along the O.-W, R
& N. property on Kant Court street
today and on Monday will start work
on sidewalks along the property of
the X. P. company.
llaliy U Burled.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wheelock, which died jester
(ay morning soon after birth, was
turled this afternoon at 2 o clock
from the Folsom chapel.
Fall lUwulta In Broken Ann.
Harry Folsom, five year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Folsom, suffer
ed a fractured arm at noon today
when he fell off of the Shetland
pony belonging to Marian Holslng
ton.
EYESTRAIN
I it often the cause of headache,
j dizziness, twitching or inflam
! ed eyelids., pain in the nape -of
I the neck, etc. It's correction
lies in proper fitting glasses.
DALE ROTHWELL
Exclusive Optician.
merican National Bank Bldg.
Pendleton.
Bit.
Kwoverlng Prom Itlirumatisni.
Loren "Monk" Coffman was able to
come up town today for the first time
In nine weeks, having been-confined
to his home with a very severe attack
K rheumatism. During his Illness he
has lost much weight
Track lU-Ing; Preiwrctl.
Manager Selbert of the high
school track team, announced today
that the track at Round-up park was
blng prepared for the coming sea
n w Ptncrfs to have his men
had entirely recovered, a letter re
ceived this morning from Dr. Wil
liamson, head of the private sanltor
lum where Scheel Is taking treat
ment, states that he 1a still mentally
deficient. According the steps taken
to restore him to full management of
his affairs have been ; stopped and
Judge J. A. Fee will be retained as
his gardlan.
Mailt the N'lgltt Hideous.
Patrons of the library last evening
as well as the regular firemen had
their pence and ciulet eadly shatter
ed bv the ribald sliiKintr and boister
ous outcries of one Charles Bergman
v!mi had been nut In Jail. This
morning he was sentenced to stay
five days In the Jail.
Dog Liot'iises Are Diiei '
Dog owners 'Of Pendleton, unless
they want their pets to fall Into the
clutches of Harfy Hurt, "had best be
making their peace with the city by
paying in the annual license fee be
fore April i. The authorities gener
ally give the citizens until the first
Monday In April to maka voluntary
payment and after that persuasive
measures are taken.
High School Plans Complete.
The Pendleton school board Is novr
advertising for bids for the construc
tion of a concrete wall about two
sides of the high school block, for con
crete steus and walks leadlnit ud to
the building. F. B. Hayes drew the'
plans and made the specifications for
the Improvements, donating his ser
vices and working during the even
ings.
IT'S THE LITTLE FIXINS THE LADIES' ARE INTER
, ESTER IN
For your savings is just as great in per cent as on the
larger purchases. You will readily understand the way
we buy direct from the manufacturer for 83 busy stores
that we sell you high grade merchandise for less.
BETTER LOOK INTO OUR GOLDEN RULE METHODS
Kid Gloves at the same old price as
though there was no war; come
In black or tan, $1.50, $2.00 and
$3.00 gloves, Golden Rule every
day prices.... 08, 91.10, ?1.69
White Kid Gloves Why pay $2.00
or $2.50 when this big busy utore
sell the same grade at $1.19,
and $1.09.
Long, Silk Gloves Every pair
double finger tips, black or white
at G9S 08
Short Silk Gloves in black or white
at : 49, 08
Newest Things in Hand Bags priced
at about half you pay elsewhere,
49, 08, ?1.49, 91.08, 92.49
Fancy Collar and Cuff Sets, also
Vestees or collars priced at only
25, 49, 08.
Dainty Waists of fine embroidered
organdie or voile, every one a
good value at $1.50, but the Gold
en Rule every day price is.... 08
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TOU CAN DO
BITTER AT
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OTHERS
FOLLOW
Is in Portland Hospital. and the patients condition has been
It. L. Oliver, well known Pendleton very serious since. However, a letter
citizen, is at the Portland Surgical received this morning ty nia son. uoi-
Hospital recovering from an opera- and Oliver, from his mother brings
tlon which he underwent Wednesday encouraging news.
for the removal of an enlarged gland.
working on the field next
evening.
Monday
Two 111 In Family.
Ben Pierce is confined to his home,
501 Maple street, with a severe at
tack of lagrippe. His son. Clarence
Pierce, who has been an Invalid for
a long time, is confined to his bed
again and Is reported to be In a seri
ous condition.
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Biograph Presents
Frankie Richie in
AURORA FLOYD.
A sensational two part
drama. A baffling mystery.
Vitagraph Presents
The laughable farce
"SOME WHITE HOPE"
Kalem Presents
Anna Nilsson in the thrill
ing railroad story
"THE NIGHT OPERAT
OR AT BUXTON."
I SUNDAY and MONDAY i
I LILLIAN RUSSELL
The celebrated stage beauty in all her glory in a 5 film version of
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An exciting and romantic drama rf the racetrack, in which she starred
recently on the legitimate stage.
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Two Days
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Mining Fnsinc?r Here.
W. E. Narkaus of Prairie City, is
a business visitor in Pendleton today.
Mr. Narkaus la a mining engineer.
who has been supervising the work
of some of the principal mines in
the Prairie City district. He Is stay
ing with his brother, Joseph Nar
kaus, one of the local high school
students.
Saloon Man Is Sued.
G. M. Jonas today filed suit
through his attorney, B. L. Ballard,
against H. H. Alexander, proprietor
of the Corner Saloqn of Athena, for
1500 alleged to be due from the sale
of the stock and fixtures of the
place, Mr. Jonas having
previous owner.
been the
Student Injures Hand.
Wilbur Bradley, one of the local
high achool boys is suffering from a
lame hand. Toung Badley was work
ing in the manual training depart
ment yesterday when he ran a large
splinter of wood forcibly into his
hand which he had to have cut out
by a physician, inflicting a severe
wound.
IVes Teachers Contract.
W. A. Ford, who has been teach
Ing in the Umatilla high school dur
Ing the past year, is here today and
filed with County Superintendent
Young a contract for the next year.
He states that there is a probability
that two more teachers will be added
next year to the Umatilla schools.
Suit to Knforce Contract.
To force M. J. Morris and J. A
Jullen to fulfill the terms of a con
tract entered into with him for a
tiade of propel ty, Loren Seward to
day filed suit against them. Morris
and Jullen were to transfer a con
tract to purchase 2080 acres In the
west end of the county, according
to the terms of the contract, the land
having previously been contracted
for by Thomas V. Hardin from W. J
FurnUh. J. B. Hosford and Fee and
Fee are plaintiffs attorneys.
It contains thrilling racing E
scenes, gripping sensati- H
ons, absorbing heart inter- E
est. Miss Russell wears
many stunning gowns. E
THIS WILL PLEASE YOU 1
DO NOT MISS IT. ,
Any Seat
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Martin Estate rrobated.
The will of John Martin, who died
In Walla Walla March 1, but who left
480 acres of farm land In this county
valued at $42,000, was admitted to
probate In the local county court this
morning. It had previously been pro
bated in the Walla Walla superior
court. Mrs. Margaret Wlnshlp of
Athena, a daughter of the deceased,
Is named administrator for the estate
In Umatilla county and E. A. Reser,
F. M. Stubblefleld and D. Clem Don
nelly are named appraisers.
Cut Worm Cutting Up.
Farmers living west of Birch creek
are encountering a new enemy In the
form of a cut worm which la working
In the wheat. The first report of the
depredations by the pest was brought
to the city this forenoon by Charles
Olcott who brouRht a number of the
worms with him and shipped them to
A. B. Cordloy, director of the experi
ment station at Corvallls who Is ask
ed to advise ubout what to do to es
cape the evil. According to Mr. Ol
cott he found the. cut worms working
on the edge of his place. On the
James Eldrldge placa the worms have
taken 35 acres and Mr. Eldrldge is
planning to resecd. The cut worm
Is dark green In color and is from
two to three inches long.
The operation was a very severe one
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I HEIGHTS I
Before you build that pro-
posed home by all means visit E
Pendleton's new addition. If E
you are seeking a splendid loca- E
tion and a view unexcelled, E
locate here. If you are at all E
Interested see n E
E RAYMOND W. HATCH, S
The Architect, E
Despain Bldg. Phone 763 E
Unreasonable Demands
"How much la radium worth
an
ounce?" asked the man with an ari
thmetical mlijd.
"That." replied the practical per.
son, "is an Idle question. After you
get through Imaging an ounce of rad
lum you haven't Imagination enough
left 'to Imagine the price." Waah
Ington Star.
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WE have the most complete and
up-to-date grinding plant in
Eastern Oregon, and can
duplicate your broken lens in a few
minutes.
W. H. HILL, Optician
with Wm. Hanscom, THE Jeweler
The Alta Today
The Great American Comedy
t's Ho Houghing attor"
Starring the Famous F&t Man Maxlyn Arbuckle
A story of life in the small village with its real American Comedy
VAUDEVILLE OLDFIELD and DREW
Your last chance to see the best entertainers we have had.
Scheel SUU InHanc.
Though an expert from Seattle
had been here but a few days ago
to testify that Rudolph Scheel, well
known reservation farmer who was
adjudged Insane several months ago,
THE ALTA SUNDAY
THE CELEBRATED EMOTIONAL ACTRESS
FLORENCE REED
In the World s Famous Drama
The DANCING GIRL
"I WANT TO BE THE TOPMOST ROSE ON THE TOP
MOST BOUGH AND LIVE IN THE SUNSHINE."
Florence Reed who has made such a success on Broadway in "Seven Days." The
"Yellow Ticket" and "The Typhoon," has a grace and beauty of form that particu
larly adapts her to "The Dancing Girl,' her first screen work. The strong dramatic
situations and constant appeal of the emotions bring out the talent of this noted ac
tress. The contrast between the sober life of the Quakers and the Bohemian life of
singers and artists with whom the Quaker girl Priscilla, mingles when she becomes
the favorite of the Duke is interesting and picturesque.
A NEW VAUDEVILLE ACT
HECLOW and DUVALL
Two Very Clever Girl Comedy Singing and Dancing.
Vaudeville at Matinees at 3:15, 4:45.
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