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15.00 to 330.00
are so imbued with the spirit
of youth, and have such an
air of buoyancy you can
neither grow old or careless
in living up to their smart
ness FABRICS generously spic-
ed with variety and
models embodying every
authentic style note.
BOND BROTHERS
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers.
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,lany Districts to Take Part in
Second County Spelling Bee
Heports from rarly all of the dla-.Rowena Edwards 67
Elsie Uurred (7
tricls of the county relative to in
outer me of the first of the ellmlna .Thelma Crablll 20
tlon contests 11 the county-vid'. Fourth grade,
i-pilllng bte have been received by tva Wicks ms
Supt. 1. E. Young and Indicate thit Marie Hermann 108
there will be plenty of competition tn Kohler Belts 67
the second contest which will deter- Marie Mlzer 67
mine the representatives of each dl-' Basel Van Cleave 20
vision In the finals here May 1. Be- Ellen Bennett 2
low 1 given the complete list by di-' Fifth grade.
violins, grades and school as on file Ruth Steward 108
now. Where a school Is not repre Archie Williams 108
stnted in any grade, It means that Ada Sams f
such prude failed in the preliminary John MeEwen
content. I Jesse Garred 67
Mlltn-Frccwatcr. Sixth grade
Third grade Bessanna Bradley, F; Florence McEwen
Fred Lance, F; Milton Badley, M; Ernest Harris
Norma Coe, M; Leonard Adams, O. George Wicks 106
Fourth Grade Lila Van Slyke, F; Myrtle Hobart 108
James Blizzard. F: Helen Vancll. Mi Grace Gibby 67
Laurence Carney M Mary Hopkins 67
Fifth grade Lois Denney, F; Wil- Seventh grade.
bur Ownbey, F; Orah Jenkins, M;
Amiel Schock, M.
Sixth grade Nina Evans, F;
Cora Olvens, Fj Georgia Talbott, Mi
Ward Rice, M.
Seventh grade Faye Price, Mi
Harold Otto, M.
Eighth grade Florence Glazebrook
F; Opal Glazebrook, F; Mary Thomp
son, M, Kuth Steen, M.
Meadiam District
Third grade. District
RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS
Deeds.
C. L. and J. 1. Williams to Joseph
Boro, $1; 10 1-6 acres land, title de
scriptive. Hatlle R. Ingram to Edgar E.
Stickler, tli lots 5 and 6, block 60,
Reservation addition to Pendleton.
J. J. and C. U Williams to Joseph
Boro, II; a tract of land, title descriptive.
BufdiMwa Gain Is Uniform.
WASHINGTON, April . Reports
on business conditions in the United
States mads to President Wilson show
a steady Improvement. Hs told call
ers that business was becoming less
"spotty'' and more uniform In Its
improvement.
Hard Cough? Bad Cold?
Head Stuffed?
l!ose Stopped ?
Get instant relief with
Dr. King's New Discovery.
Pleasant, Healing, Soothing.
W know Dr. King's New Discovwy
will help you because it has helped so
many cases just like yours. For over
45 year it has been the standard
household remedy for Bore Throat.
Sore Chest, Bronchitis, Coughs and
Colds. It combines Pine Tar with the
soothing, healing balsams. It is anti
septicKills the Cold Germs. It is
soothing to the irritated and inflamed
Throat and Lunirs. Buy a 60c bottle
of your Druggist to-day, begin taking
at once. You will be gratified and
thankful for the benefit received,
N. C. Tiffany, Nicholson, Pa., writes:
"I consider Dr. King's New Discovery
the most wonderful remedy for
Coughs and Colds. Twenty years' ex
perience has proven its merit and I
always recommend it to my friends."
Excellent for Children and Delicate
Women. It Is Mild, Pleasant and
effective.
Trial bottle on receipt of 4c In
stamps.
n. E. BUCKLEN & CO.
639 North Broad St. Thila, Pa
Rae Wilbur
Iris Davis
William Koss
John Gervals
Frank Thompson
Genevieve Bonlfer
Fourth grade
.... 100
, ... 100
89
.... 8
, ... 103
... 10S
District
Gall Hanlen
Beeva Williams 103
Hayond Adams 103
Fifth Grade District
Berntce Reed 103
Cora Bayer 10S
Sixth Grade District
William McLaughlin 100
Mlna Ross 89
Geraldlne Hanlen
Ruby Norden 40
Seventh Grade DUtrlct
Irene Swanger 40
Walter Ingerson 40
Martha Bayer . . . , 103
Eighth Grade DUtrlct
Secretary Redfleld made his ujual Will Colvard 103
report on business conditions at the ' Freeland Colvard 103
cabinet meeting. It was said by Hea-miston Division
White House officials that there was Third Grade District
eery Indication that business was Mildred Slepen
better than It had been for months, j Roger Yenca
secretary iteaiieia laia oeiore me vernu onuw
cabinet figures showlnc a trade bal- Genevieve Pike
ance In favor of the United States of' Alton Hooker 112
122.000,000 for last week. The trade Wallace Held 113
balance in fuvor of the United States Perry Jensen 1
Fourth Grade District
George Durrte 108
Lenlus Johnson 108
Clarice Mlzer 47
Tlldon Morris 67
Ida Crablll '. . 20
Sylvester Crablll 20
Eighth grade.
George Harris 9
David Harris
Harold Gray 61
Lewis Oliver 67
Mattie Rudlo 20
Fcrndale Division.
Third grade. District
Llda Bleakney , "
Eva Grogan 22
Emery Goodman 2
Rosa Jones 72
Bessie Jones 72
Ivan Stone 82
Ellyn Wilfley 82
Fourth grade.
Louisa Blxby
Alexander Halverson "2
Marlon Stetson
Ella Vincent 4
Mae Rogers 10
Wayne Rogers 1
Earl Leeper iu
Juanita Olson 10
Janie McEwen 22
Archie Bline "
Edna Merrick 2
Arnold Rchubert 2
Fifth grade.
Mnrirnret Bolt 1"
Zelma Goodman 1
Aggie West 28
Paul Sevy Bs
Delia Records
La vena Morse 22
Llla Johnson 2
Kenneth Kennedy
Clarence Felty 4
for the entire month of March was
1145,000,000, against a balance of
1 1T3.0(U 000 In February.
Vocational Study Scored.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9. Voca
tional training was condemned and
public school education Was pro
nounced undemocratic by Dr. Ben
jamin Ids Wheeler, president of the
University of California, in an ad
dress before the California Teachers'
Association in session here. Democ
racy Itself was said to be disappear
ing. "The American people rant much
about democracy, but we are slipping
back Into aristocracy," Dr Wheeler
said.
"The referendum, Initiative and re
call," he explained, "do not Insure
democracy. When every boy has a
chance to rise and enjoy a good ed
ucation, then we will have a democ
racy about whiph we may talk.
"Public schools are for rich men's
sons, who have a slim enough chance
anyway."
Oakland Hank Raided.
KAW CITT, Okla., April 9.
Three men entered the Farmers' na
tional Bank here, held up tho cash
ier, John Hoefer, and his assistant,
Arthur Sanderson, with revolvers,
took 32000, all the available cash,
locked the bank officials In the vault
and rode away toward Osage Hills to
the east.
rtllila Guerrant 15 s.
Mabel Kimball 10i
Fifth grade.
iJaphne Molstrom 58
Irva Iule M
Paul Moran 58
Veva Flock 54
Hoy Brown 76
Wayne Wyrlck "6
Hilda Lorenwn 91
Gertrude Latham 66
James Davidson 56
Sixth grade.
LImon Hartle 3
William Hess 36
Randolph Cook 5
Mildred Eplen 5
Ernest Hargeu 105
Shirley Hevel 105
Seventh grade.
Nellie Flock 54
Howard Peterson 54
Mary Wilkes 7
Cecil Bell 76
Eighth grade.
Ethel Brown 76
. Echo District.
Third grade. District
Joe Andrews 5
Wlllard Gobbell ' 5
Bernlce Dusschee 13
Harry Dunn 61
Esther Frederlckson 61
Fourth grade.
Leonard Terney 8
Clara Bottger 5
Ruth Gobbell
Rachel Sloan 61
Lowell Baker 61
Amos Turnbow 12
Harry Main 12
Fifth grade.
Roy Terney 84
Ruth Woods
Veda Wattenburger 6
Kenenth Rew 13
Gladys Marshall 13
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JUST THINK THIS OVER
Take plenty of time, too. No sweatshop goods.
Every article right in style, quality and price. A
label means as much in a Ladies' Garment as
"Bond Bro." does in a man's suit. Why? Be
cause both are "money back" if you are not get
ting 100 cents on the dollar in value.
ONCE MORE: JUST THINK THIS OVER.
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15c 25c 35c
Rosalind Lennox 6
Janet Evans 6
Grace Frith
Pearl Braasfield 112
Zona Bensel 1
Grace Skinner 14
' Fifth grade. District
Ruby Powell 6
Howard Amsbury 6
Verne Rail . . .
La Verne Ware
John Haddox I12
Claud Whltsett 1"
Plnrlce Watson 16
Doris Swayie 1
Sixth grade. District
Ina Bullack .
Edyth Powell
Roy Haddox H
MiMred Touel 1
Martha Wlnslow 1
Seventh grade. District
Laura Slepen . .
Mabel Slepen . .
Frances Hlnkle 1
Marie Casserly If
Dean Sellers US
Raymond Brassfield US
Eighth grade. Dlstrlci
Edwin Niemeyer H2
Nina Brassfield "2
Doris Jones 1
Kenneth Youel U
Wcstott Division.
Third grade. District
Arlotne Robinson 1'
Blanch Thorsen .. 1'
Averlll Simpson "
Fourth grade.
Emma Thoeny 1
Eugene Lucas 1'
Fifth grade.
Arden Lucas l
Hazel Brown 1
Sixth grade.
Ruby Hall 1
James Lutes 1'
James Simpson .11
Seventh grade.
Max Nell 9
Walter Rayborn 9
Joyce Wood 19
Elva Fisher 1
Maxine Scrlmsher U
Eighth grade.
Wllma Harbour 1
IVmUeton County Superintendent's
Office.
Third srade. District
Koll Rnellsh H7
Lulu Earnheart 66
Henry Wlchman 66
Fourth grade.
Margaret McPhall 98
Ploma Adklnson 99
Orlier Adklnson 99
Grace Benson 93
Glenn Benson
Fifth grade.
Vera Bellew , ... .......... . . H7
Marjory Kelley I17
Thfilmn Bloom 9?
Minnie Melhoff
Floyd Pearson
Sixth erode.
Velma Morgan 1
Jesse Stewart 10
Allle Smith '
Clarence Sheley 83
Willie Bleakney 22
rinrn(.A TtllnA 22
Ruth Martin
Arthur Merrick
Thelma Hoon
Gladys Hullck f
svnth erade. "
Alice Howton 82
Th.ln. Phllllffs 82
Vlnrenc Weddle 1
Marian Goodman 1
Ruth Shangle 22
Floyd Martin
Nellie Moon
William Larson
Mildred Hodgen I1
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The Ladies' Stor. 1 1
Catherine Pregnits l i : . .n,nM,lm.nlmnlH.mimim"
Blanche Hurd 61 gr.,!niPMiii'lii'"Bi'W'W'''"'"'"'" " " ""' ",3
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Sixth grade.
Viola Schmidt 1
Alice Howard 61
Seventh grade.
Margaret Hills i
Doris Cleghorn 61
Eighth Grade.
Victor Marshall "
Mazle
Robert
Pilot Rock Division.
Third grade. District
Eunice Worle
Pearl Fantx 42
Garnet Wegner "
Fourth grade.
Mildred Manning 1
Lawrence Knox 1
Rasmond Anderson 42
Ralph Hemphill 42
Fifth grade. I
William Porter 1
Elbert Porter 1
Bertha Hemphill 42
Eva Hawke 4 3
'ye Division.
Fifth grade.
Byron Warner
Sixth grade.
Laurence Warner
Udah Division.
Third grade.
' this afternoon, Cy Falkeherg, bean
District pole pitcher, was the object of ths
... 46 fans special Interest Falkenberg Is
- slated to pitch the opener tomorrow.
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Operation Fee Is Stolon.
District PHILADELPHIA, April . Whils
RUeling 61 TreMa Qibba ' go on his war to the University Hosplt-
Faucett 1 r-n. Houston 60 al to undergo an operation. Thomas
Fourth grade. I Heckman. of Reading, was robbed or
Madge Cox a mony h(ch friends had raised to
Eva Moore nd Wm to the hospital.
Fifth grade. I 11
Nellie Cox 80 ,
Vlneta BlackDurn
FEDERAL LEAGUE TO
MAKE BOW TOMORROW
Lewis Megy . . .
Eighth grade.
Mary Vox 10
Ben Bolt
Verna Vincent
Albert Vincent
Mural Beanchamp
Rena Harp
Atliena Division.
Third grade. District
Lovlna Marquis 85
Martha Stall 86
Dorothy Koepke 29
Richard Cartano 29
Fourth grade.
Emeral Duncan 20
Lowell Richmond 62
Ruth Jackson 62
Earl Farrow 11'
Howard Groves 1H
Wendell Mclntyro 85
Blanche Glineckt 83
Sadie Pambrun 29
Luclnda Dell 29
Fifth grade.
Lillian Gerking 11
Carmen Saunders 62
Dollle Hunter 85
Esther Lewis 8 5
SavnnnA. Smith 29
Harvey Lundell 26
Blanche Swaggart SO
Helen Johnson 2
Sixth grade.
Claude Baker . . . 1'
Dorothy Stall 85
Maebell Duncan 29
Frank Miller 29
Hazel Englar 2
Vlrele Kev 8(
Seventh grade.
Lawrence Baker 1'
Geraldlne Morrison 85
Gwendolyn Mclntyre 85
Areta Llttlejohn 29
Belle Pambrun
Eighth grade.
Minnie Johnson 20
Lola Key 20
Helix Division.
Third grade. ' District
David Osborn 65
Eldon Molstrom 58
BY HAL SHERIDAN.
(Written for the United Press.)
NEW YORK, April . President
Gllmore and his Federar league make
HamM wmider 27 their 1915 debut tomorrow. Inter
Sixth grade. est of American fandom today was
tr...in.h rir.no 1 focused on the new organization, and
Grace Michael 1 particularly upon the shifts since the
Prinr. Knntu 27 season closed last fall.
svni k .Trade. I Despite gloomy predictions from
Lillian Cooper 1 O. B., Fed magnates today, hustling
ruir.. shaf.r 87 In preparation for the opening gongs
John Harrison 87 tomorrow afternoon, are confident of
Hattle Pinder .'. 27 their most successful year. While
Grace Wegner 27 admitting that few Fed clubs made
Eighth grade. i money last year, the war chest is said
tw Michaels to be ample for another year on the
Pn.Hlo.nn rrivhtlon fCity). baseball battlefields.
Third grade. School 1 Across the Hudson creek today, at
Vivian Estes Washington Newark, herculean efforts were be-
t..ii Ooarenn Washington ine made for the Inaugural of the
Pnnrth rnd. Fed brand of big league baseball.
vinLr Hndmion Washington The new club shifted from IndianaP-
Tnm p Washington oils with many of the 1915 Fed pen-
Dorothy Henderson Lincoln nant winners enrolled, held morning
Evelyn McCormmach Lincoln practice and will hold another session
Ruth Compton Hawthorne s
Fifth grade. 1
Ruby McKee Washington
Raymond Vantress Washington
Edna Murphy Lincoln
Francis Walman Lincoln
Charles May Hawthorne
Berntce Patterson Hawthorne
Sixth grade.
Tnhn Rorkwlth Washington
riiinHa MowiHin Washington
Iva McKeown Lincoln
HAVE GOOD HEALTH
Take Hood's Saruparilla. ths Old
Rsliabl Sprint) Tonio.
Don't let the Ides, that you may
feel better in a day or two prevent
you from getting a bottle of Hood's
Sarsaparllla. today from any drug;
store and starting at once on the
road to health and strength.
When your blood la Impure and
Impoverished It lacks vitality, your
digestion is imperfect your appetite
is poor, and all the functions of your
body are impaired.
Hood's Sarsaparllla is a wonderful
blood tonic. It will build you up
quicker than any other medicine. It
gives strength to do and power to
endure. It is the old standard tried
and true all-the-year-round blood
purifier and enricher. tonio and ep
petlzer. Nothing else acta like It,
for nothing- else haa the same
formula or Ingredients. Be sure tq)
ask. for Hoods; insist on ha via Jfe
: OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
Count fifty! Your cold In head or
Alberta McMonles Lincoln catarrh disappears. Your clogged
Seventh grade. ! nostrils will open, the air passages ot
Maude Poston Lincoln
Effie Norman Lincoln
Thelma Blanchett Lincoln
Helen Nelson Lincoln
Eighth grade.
Deen best Washington
Mamie Weaver Washington
Laura Kearney .'. .Lincoln
Helen Nelson Lincoln
Two seventh grades in Lincoln
school. Grades in Hawthorne and
Washington failed.
Where a school Is not represented
In any grade. It means that such
grade failed in the preliminary contest.
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night.
Get a small bottle ot Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
a little of this fragrant antiseptic
cream In your nostrils. It penetrates
through every air passage ot the
head, soothing and healing the swol
len or Inflamed mucous membrane,
giving you Instant relief. Head
colds and catarrh yield like magic.
Don"t stay stuffed-up and miserable
Relief Is sure.
A HOTEL YOU'LL LIKE
You'll like the surroundings,
the lorstlon, th service, the
splendid entertainment tn the
Arcadian (rsrdrn and you'll
like the eiewllngly low rates.
5) rooms, per dar S1.00
100 rooms with tth. per day 1 SO
loo rooms with bath, per day 2.00
200 large ootsUie rooms,
bath, per day 2.50
Extra person tn room, ad
ditional 1.01
lla Michael 89 Margaret Lobaugh
Floyd Van Orsdall
Cecil Blankenshlp
Detlef Wlchman 66
Sixth grade.
Cleo Howdyshell 92
Chester Stonebraker 99
Seventh grade.
Frank Enhusk 2
Christina McPhall 98
Hurry Benson "
Eiirhth grade,
Velma P'erktns .' 92
Kenneth Tullock 92
Milton Division
Third grade.
M Hbxt
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Tteta Slnnton
Zelma Flock 78
Hazel Wilkes 78
Levi Kllgore 9t
Lawrence Estojs
Mahel Davidson 6 8
Frank Atklsson 15
Francis Thome 105
Vern King 69
Fourth Grade.
Purl Planting S!
Frank Molstrom 68
Clarence Power 36
(Country Districts.) Albert Warren 78
District Jesse Brown 74
Marlon lluey
Elsie Starkcll
lOSjWIIllnm Allied
lospvayno Smith .
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Opening Game of the Blue Mountain League
PILOT ROCK
"THE PEBBLES"
sg
PENDLETON
"THE BUCKS"
Round-Up Park. Game Called at 3 p. m.
Admission, including any seat in grandstand