East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 03, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr.f,r. !'!;i;t tv-xtly fast otjfgontan. rrxniPTON. oregon. Saturday, afril p. 1915. EIGHT PAGES rMunHiHiNiHinaMiiiniiHiMiiiiiiiiiiu'itniHiiaiiniiiiiiMHiiiuiHiiiuiMiiiHHiMit'j iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiivi r S0''I fW?Ll QO WHERE TUtY GET FOOLED I FOOLED L 1 1 i 1 1 IRUiilGTOn II Newsy Notes of Pendleton I Easier Toggery for L:cn end Coy M S 17; RESOLVED We will not fool you E when you deal with us, E but will give you plump - value for your money. H Ve have the Groceries the good groceries. E HEIGHTS Before you buiKl that pro- posed home by all means visit j: Pcndlt ton's new addition. If you are seeking a splendid loca E tion and a view unexcelled, E l'H-ate here. If you are at all interested see S It.WMOXD W. HATCH, - The Architect, Pespnin Bids. Thone 768 E :iiiiii!iiilliii:iiiiimillllliiiilllilllilllll(K People who come to high words are apt to indulge in some low ones. E We do not believe in fooling our customers on April fool or any other day. We give good groceries at fair 5 prices ;it3 days in the year. I PHONE 96 1 STANDARD GROCERY CO. j Where all re Pleased Court and Johnson Sts. ?.i!iiiiiii!iiiiiii:i!iiiii:!ii!i;i)iii;!;!iiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii!iiiiiiii!iiii!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dale Rothwell Exclusive Optician EYES scientifically examined, lens es ground to the particular needs of each case. Broken lenses du plicated In a few minutes. Evenings by appointment. Phone 609 American Nat'l Bank Bldg., Pendleton. Hours, 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Will lluilil llmuixlow. A permit has been issued to L. E. Kelzer to erect , five-room bunga low on Tustm street. It will cost about $1600. !rnaclics at Klverslde. Rev, J. E. Snyder, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will preach in the Riverside school house Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Kotnrns From Salem. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Estes return ed this morning from Salem to which city he took a hoy committed to the state Industrial school. Two KUorcc Decrees, Judge Phelps has handed down de cress of divorce for the plaintiffs in the cases of Albert X. Huffman vs. Flora C. Huffman and I.illie May (Goodrich vs. Leo.iard Goodrich. i Husband Is She Alleges, ! Chawing that her husband is buy land shiftless. Isadora Barrett, who is employed at the Eastern Oregon State Hospital, today filed suit for divorce against Benjamin F. Barrett of Hood River and she asks for the custody I of their two minor children. S. A. Lowell is her attorney. Van Yaetor Here. Sam E. Van Vactor, prominent Heppner attorney and former prose cuting attorney for this district, came over yesterday and last evening was admitted to the ranks of the local Knights Templar. He will remain over tomorrow to attend the Eastet services of the order. ! 1 tfQ'ifXi i;ff Hit by landslide John Ankeny of Walla Walla came near being made a prisoner In the Wild Horse cut last evening dur ing the storm. While driving his car from this city home as he was. passing through the cut, a small landslide struck his car and caused him some delay before he could ex tricate himself. TODAY jpjr -t r i-n-rr"-Ti wr rni r tin M im pr-1 -rrir in- mi . i mni n mnw j m -1 t r nm i iinirrr mumi i i in m n'l i i -fi'm nrTr i mi m in irnTHTinT-iTTnuji n i n piiiiinwiiiininii iwnwwu'i.iw hhjhwih hjw.miiim ti ji i iwihhwhii iiiimiini n i mtta... , .r. .fan X ff r ir---i1Ti ".'if. if'-n .nr V'ir'iitiii 1 r .f rmm tmr'l 1rilrifiMlilrlwlr,lM.lrrift mii'nfflSilwin I I I ri iiMMmuMWIilniiwriiliiri Summer Fallow Waxhed Away. One of the reports received of the freaks of the storm last evening north of the city Is to the effect that It washed a swath of summer fallow SO feet wide on farm land owned by H. H. Wessel Into the canyon. All ol the loose dirt had been carried off In the rush of the waters. 1 i' .CHARLES CHAPLIN Templars to ObserTe Faster. Instead of joining with the Baker ! and La Grande Knights as heretofore. the Pendletcn Knights Templar will tomorrow observe Easter by them selves. At 2 o'elock In the afternoon they will assemble In the Masonic hall and just before 3 will march in full uniform to the Christian church to listen to a special Easter sermon. Park" A LAUGH A SCREAM A HOWL TOM MIX Selig's two part sensational west ern drama. Ma s Girls See Mix in Daredevil Stunts. Cliantaiiqna Worker Here. James L. White, secretary of the Ellison-White Chautauqua and Ly ceum Bureau, ia In Pendleton today consulting . with citizens who are working actively in the interests ef the yearly lyceum and Chautauqua programs. He was at Pilot Rock last night where he booked a good list of lyceum attractions for the next year and Is now en route to Stan- field. Prizefighter Is Fined. Bobby Evans, who lost his tem per soon after he lost his title In a 15 round bout at the Oregon theater last evening, will think twice next time before he carries his lndigna tion to the extent of hitting the ref eree. Having been arrested last ev ening by Chief of Police Kearney, he pleaded guilty this morning In po lice court to disorderly conduct and was obliged to pay a J25 fine to keep out of limbo. er items are for gasoline, supplies and other expenses for operating the machine. His assets are given as 12002.05 and one of the marvels of the case Is that he lists 225 In cash as an asset. Xot often does a bank rupt acknowledge having any cash at all. A first meeting of his cred itors has been set for April 16. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Musselman of Freewater are visitors In Pendleton today. TEXAS WILL WIPE OUT 1 ILLITERACY IN STATE ACST1X, Tex., April 3 Texas has fired the first shot ut Illiteracy in the "solid south." by passing a com pulsory school attendance law. Tex as, the least illiterate state In the south, is still the thirty-seventh state in the Union In degree of literacy. Following her lead, It is expected oth. er commonwealths below the .Mason and Dlxou line will adopt compulsory education. 4 The Texas legislature, Just adjourn ed, enacted a luw to compel the at tendance at school o( every child ov er seven years of age at least six months every year until the age of 12 Is reached. But the bill does not go into effect until September, 115, and for the next three years the max imum of six months attendance Is not enforceable. No child of twelve years or over can be compelled to at tend school if he has completed the fourth grade and his assistance Is needed In the home. While this law may not compare favorably with stricter measures In northern states It Is considered a fair beginning for a stute so long steeped In chlid labor and Illiteracy. The advocates of the measure In the 1915 legislature were confident the law would be Improved In future sessions. It was bitterly fought in both branch es of this legislature. Brownsville, Tex., Is paying the price of occupying an unscreened seat in the grand stand. Eas m ionficrv for L:nsnuL3V3 II it' nw suit or other fixings vou will find them at the Golden Rule for less. Remember we buy them for 83 busy stores. You know we buy them fnr Una. then with our small running: expense we save you dollars on every suit you buy. The best suit value you have ever seen, we use hundreds of them every sea son and sell them to you at least a i t on Ri.nn STfr.-AVt "S nuru less p "" 7: FWl I We want yu t0 see the . wonderful ' I value we are showing in greys, browns or iancy piams iu $14.75. Men's blue serge suits, what is better than a serge suit, nothing wears bet ter or cleans nicer; they are good values at $15, $17.50, $20, $22 50 l'rired the Golden Rule way $9.1)0, $12.50, $14.75, $10.50. Young men's suits for the young fel lows with their first pair of long pants $6.00, $7.M), $0.90, $12.50 Boys' knicker suits, Norfolk or double breasted coats, fancy plaids, greys, neat stripes and blue serges at $1.98, $2.08, $3.98, $4.98. All silk four-in-hand ties 15, 25f , 45. Dress gloves at 49, 0S $1.49 Half hose, black, tan, grey, navy, at lOt, 1212. S5. ----- - WE LEAD rTKt QrfAc J,v OTHERS (1 if if VOU CAS DO BETTER AT FOLLOW Notice. There will be a dance Saturday night, Ajirll 10th, at German Ha'.l. Good music and a great time assured to all Adv. raster Hall Monday NL;lit, A public K.LSter ball will be given Monday night, April Cth, In Moose hull. Liveliest and latest music by new Pendleton orchestra. Good time for all. Admission, 60c. Adv. BICYCLING INTEREST IS BEING RENEWED SAN FRANCISCO, April J. Inter-' est In wheeling in this section has been revived, according to the Call- j fornia. Association Cyclists which or-' ganizatlon tomorrow will hold Its no vice team race for clubs affiliated, with the association. The partici pants will be riders who have never before ridden In 'a team relay race. Every cycling club In the Bay Cities will be represented. 40 BRIDES ARRIVE ON A SINGLE BOAT SEATTLE, "Wash., April 3 Forty brides, after a tempestuous voyage across the Pacific, arrived, constitut ing the most imposing bridal party so far reaching Puget Sound on a single vessel. Tremendous seas were fought for two days by the liner Awa Mar upon her voyage from Toko-1 hama. At times the storm attained the velocity of a typhoon, the bridge being flooded and the fore upper top mast carried away. The brides were all married in Jap an to members of a Seattle party of tourists. I i If, as the Japanese contend, China is not awake, It is doing a lot of yell ing In Its sleep. New Cosy Theatre Tonight COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAM FINGER PRINTS OF FATE In two parts. A photoplay that will keep you guessing as to the outcome. This story ha9 pretty scenes ; ia well acted, and on the whole is a splendid offering. COLLEGE DAYS In two parts. A very pleasing story of college sports. The student types are varied and interesting. The plot concerns the football matches played by Warwick Col lege. The girl's admirer takes to drink and is ruled off the team. He turns traitor and plays with the rival In dian team in disguise. The hero of the story saves the game and wins the girl. This is an attractive production. YE OLDEN GRAFTER AND A GLIMPSE OF THE SAN TIAGO EXPOSITION A Keystone. That is interesting and a laugh producer. ' THE NEW COSY THEATRE TOMORROW, ANCESTRY In two parts, featuring Ed Coxen and Winnifred Green wood, Charlotte Burton and George Field. Beautiful scenery; superb acting. EVANS' LUCKY DAY A comedy number that is good. SARGENT TIM'S HORSE A fine one reel story. Closing scenes are pleasing yet pathetic. Plenty of stirring action in this drama. HEARTS AND PLANETS A Keystone Comedy that was produced for laughing pur poses only. ADULTS 10c. CHILDREN Sc. rr1 KALEM'S THRILLING RAIL ROAD DRAMA "The Girl at Lone Point" Featuring Helen Holmes. SX2 SOW DAY THE WONDERFUL SPECTACULAR DRAMA 99 ee on tf m w liyH UJ Um U IN FIVE ACTS. With Carlotta DeFelice a3 Hope Ross. As a spectacular melodrama "Money" has no equal. It is one of the most remarkable pictures ever mace. It cost over $100,000 to .r.A,-,na ar,A aavara Viiinrlrprl npnnlft annear in it. - , . Jtuuuvc Mi"1 sj,v.. " - f i mt Mr v ll SOME OF THE PROMINENT f r!'V lVl 47 1 1 1 The great strike and destruction of the Maxime Steel Works. 2 The $1,000,000 ban quet in the Palace of Croes us. The costumes worn by Royalty and the other not ables are the most expensive ever seen in a motion picture play. 3 The Oyster Dance at the Banquet shows a beauti ful woman appearing from an oyster in the centre of the banquet table. 4 A gorgeous barge, bearing Neptune's daughter, rises through a lake of cham pagne. 5 Wreck of the yacht "Chespa" and the fight for life in the cabin. 6 Great mass meeting of Labor, to protest against the injustices and oppression of Capital. 7 Palace in flames, show ing the destruction of the Court of Croesus, and hi3 death. ADMISSION 10c. CHILDREN 5c. rmiatural Father Is Charge. Charging that her husband, George Melton, acted toward his 13 year old daughter In an unnatural way, Mrs. Leota Melton today 'fed suit for di vorce from him on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She is living In Pilot Rock with their two children but alleges that her husband several months ago left for Harrison county Missouri where they were mar. ried In 1897. She is represented by Raley & Raley. Furlong Compliments Bowlers. The Pendleton bowling team this morning received a letter from Charles Wellington Furlong of Bos ton, the author and Round-up booster, congratulating them upon the unique way In which they adver tised Pendleton and the Round-up at the recent tournament in Spokane. He had read the account In the East Oregonlan, he stated, and had recog nized the faces In the picture accompanying. To Hold Exams. The U. S. civil service commission announces that a stenographer and typewriter examination, for the field service, will be held in this city on May 15. Persons who deBlre to en ter the examination should apply to the local secretary, board of civil service examiners, at the postoffice, this oity, or to the secretary eleventh civil service district, 207, Postoffice Building, Seattle, Wash., for appli cation blank (Form 1371) and In formation for Applicants (1424). Both men and women will be ad mitted. Age limits are 18 years or over on the date of the examination. Auto Owner Goes Bankrupt. Notice was received this morning by Befcree Fltz Gerald that Otto Bergrcln of Freewater had been de clared a bankrupt and a consultation of the list of liabilities shows pretty plainly that the ownership of an au tomobile has been fatal to his fi nances. He gives his liabilities as $3305.39 and of that amount one Item of 1705 Is a lien against his auto, more than $600 Is charged up to re pairs of the car, and most of the oth- The Paramount Theatre Today! "AFTER FIVE" Starring EDWARD ABELES A HILARIOUS COMEDY OF AMAZING PLOTS AND MISADVENTURES. VAUDEVILLE York and Monroe, songs and magic. 2 Sunday Tomorrow Sunday The Dainty Chanmng Favorite Marguerite Clark In Harold McGr&th'i Most Famous Novel "THE GOOSE GIRi LOVE AND ADVENTURE IN THE REALMS OF ROMANCE. Marguerite Clark has made herself famous and a universal favorite by appear ing in three screen productions something never accomplished by any actress be fore. "Wildflower," "The Crucible" and "The Goose Girl" are the three. "The Goose Girl" will give you a delightful entertainment. SUNDAY'S VAUDEVILLE The Musical Kuehns... Singing, whistling, yodeling and violin. Manager Crews of Dime Theatre, Walla Walla, recommends this act as being good. The Alta Theatre COMING TUESDAY Hall Caine's great love story, "THE CHRISTIAN," starring Earle Williams and Edith Storey. ;