DAILY EAST ORF.GOXIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, ATRIL 24, 1915.
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Our groceries are the best it is possible to get. Our price
is as low as the best groceries can be sold.
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Newsy Notes ol Pendleton
Boutin Xow Auto.
It. F. Wigglesworth ot Echo, hj
purchased a C-55 six cylinder Bulck
of the Oregon Motor Garage.
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George Mt-iianghey In HiKlXtaJ. ...
George MeQaughey, well known
Pilot Rock farmer, la In St. Anthony's
hospital taking treatment for an Illness.
Motlier la Quito III.
Following the birth of a baby this
morning, Mrs. James Eldrldge who
lives on Blroh creek, has been In a
serious condition and the doctors
have been with her constantly since.
Cnllloon's natlicr Died.
It. E. Callison Is now at Eugene
where he was called by the death of
his aged father, J. T. Callison, who
passed away on Thursday. The fu
neral was held yesterday.
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Despain Building
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For Sale, Very Reasonable.
Modern 7-room house and 7 lots
about It blocks from town, 1 block
from paved streets. Suitable fori
chicken raising and gardening. In
quire "Mrs. C. A." this office. Adv.
The
HALLMARK
Store
Royal H. Sawtelle
JEWELER
Established 1SS7
FOR SALE!
S00O acres well watered, 400 acres In cul
tivation and meadow. Cuts about 700
tons of hay annually. Much more can
be cultivated. JO million feet of fine saw timber, besides a Mg lot of
smaller. Good house, cost over S1000, one mile from town! four good
barns. Adjoins Nat forest reserve, and has grazing right thereon.
AU 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 tit per acre. Tou can buy
with It, 750 well bred cattle, and SO 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, Ore.
J. A. Hubbard was down from Mc
Kay yesterday.
William Riley of Stanfleld la In,
Pendleton today.
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Mushon of Vnlon
are guests of the Bowman.
John Pagan of Stanfleld is among
the visitors in the city today.
Mrs. A. P. Wright of Weston was
a Pendleton visitor yesterday.
L. G. Nelson of Vale was a guest of
ihe Hotel Pendleton last evening.
O. D. Teel, prominent Echo land
holder, is up from his home today.
C. C. Moore, a realty dealer of St
Anthony, Idaho, Is at the St. George.
Austin Foss, Athena merchant, la,
spending the day in Pendleton on'
business.
L. A. Esteb, veteran attorney of,
Echo, Is here today to defend G. S.j
Slmms In court
L. H. Lawson, well known buyer
for Frye & Co., of Seattle, is in the
city on one ot his periodical visits.
Harry N. Dyer of Umatilla, one of
canal celebration, came up last even
ing. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherrard of Athe- j
na are Pendleton visitors today. Mr.
Sherrard still has 12.000 bushels of
wheat unsold.
J. D. Huston, well known horse
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is here today as a witness In
horse stealing case on trial.
Ditch Owners Are Meeting.
A meeting of the owners of Irri
gation ditches In I'matllla county Is
being, held this afternoon in ths
Commercial club rooms for the pur
pose of discussing the screening of
ditches for the protection of fish
with the local game warden.
An '-Estate of Money" Coming.
Postmaster Tweedy has received a
letter from M. A. Shaeffer of White
Hall, Montana, asking for the where
abouts of C. C. Shaeffer, a brother.
The letter states that an "estate of
money'' la coming to the missing
man.
Bud Anderson Here.
Bud Anderson, lightweight fighter
of Vancouver and Medford, who
made a sensational flight to renown
In the fistic world, Is in Pendleton
today, having driven up from The
Dalles with Frank Downey, owner of
the Cosy theater. In the car which
that playhouse is to give away.
Must Answer Non-Support Charge.
Deputy Sheriff J. H. Estes yester
day brought back from The Dalles
L. C. Hughes, formerly a sewing ma
chine agent of this city, to answer to
a charge of non-support. His wife,
who Is now in Echo, Is the complain
ing witness. Hughes was arrested in
The Dalles upon advices from Sheriff
Taylor.
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Notice.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekaha go
ing to Milton for the anniversary cel
ebration are requested to meet at I.
O. O. F. Hall at 7:30 a. m. on Mon
day, April 86th, 1915.
(Adv.) COMMITTEE.
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Countess Vishi's Jewels"
Essanay 2 Part Drama Featuring Bryant Wa shburn and Ruth Stonehouse.
"THE GIRL ENGINEER" "THE LOVE WHIP"
Sensational Railroad Drama Featuring Vitagraph Comedy, Featuring
Helen Holmes. Lillian Walker.
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World Film
Coporation
Presents
George
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Laughing
Success
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A Comedy in 5 Acts
With Fred Mace, the old Keystone star and all
star cast including Mary Charlesoh and Josie
Sadler from the Vitagraph Studio
If you want to Laugh don't miss this one
Admission Aduts 10c Children 5c
llegin on Natatorium Soon.
It Is expected that the work of
building the forms for the concrete
natatorium will begin early next
week. A short delay in starting has
been occasioned by the necessity of
opening up the old drainage sewer
tunning across Round-up Park and
which will be used as a drain for the
pool. Pumps will be Installed at once
to keep out the seepage from thi
river while the work Is being done.
Sells Riverside Ranch.
Robert Patton, who has had a little
ranch in Riverside for a long time.
yesterday sold his place to a man
named Baldwin, a recent arrival from
New Hampshire, and Intends leaving
soon for his old home near Niagara
Falls. He is 72 years old. Mr. Pat
ton decided suddenly that he wanted
to v'sit his old home, inserted a small
local in this paper and declares he
was visited by 20 prospective buyers.
schools. I. B, Sevy has been re-elected
as principal of the Vincent schools
after a very successful year. Othet
contracts filed are as follows: Carrie
Bayll as teacher In District 111 at
Pine Grove and Clare Partridge as
teacher In district S9
Returns From Hot Lake.
Mrs. Wesley N. Matlock returned on
No. 17 today, from Hot Lake where
she had been to benefit her health.
New Members Received.
A reception for the new members
of the Presbyterian church was held
last even ng and a large crowd gath
ered In the church for the occasion.
Following a very enjoyable musical
program, a big feast was held.
Ninety Coyote Scalps.
Ninety coyote scalps at three dol
lars per have come Into the possession
of the county from 2 o'clock yesterday
until 2 o'clock today and the county
s rid of just that many sheepklliers.
Roy Smith of Nye brought In 43 and
secured therefore $129. a pretty good
return for his hunting. A. R. Reb
man of Pendleton brought In 8, C.
W. Parrott. Jr., of Nolin 10, William
U Robbins of Echo 11. E. S Glllllnmi
of Pilot Rock 4, Alex Shafer of Pilot
Kock I, T. D. Aroher of McKay 1.
Fred Blinn 10 and James Clrlcli of
Pendleton !.
Drivers Work for Selves.
KANSAS CITY. April 24 Over
three hundred Individuals are In the
rapid transit business here. That
means that three hundred men are
running their own Jitneys are" In
business for themselves.
At the recent hearing on a propo
ed drastic Jitney ordinance several
woman appeared for their husbands,
demanding that the ordinance be
killed and explaining that their hus
bands had been out of work when
the Jitney craze arrived; that they
mortgaged their homes to buy a sec
ond hand car and were now Inde
pendent and doing a good business.
Perhaps fifty of the cars in opera
tion are owned by auto livery firms
but with no franchise required to
operate the field remains open so
that every man with a few hundred
dollars capital can go into the busl
ness for himself. Heretofore the rap
Id transit business was only for cap
Italists.
Prosperity will not cease with the
war. When they have done buying
implements ot destruction the na
tions will buy Implements of con
struction.
WOMAN, 71, MAYOR
OP ILLINOIS TOWN
CHICAGO. 111., April 24.
Elected mayor of the city of
Warren by a margin of four
votes. Mrs. A. R. Canfleld. aged
74, enjoys - the distinction of
being the first woman mayor in
the state of Illinois. The popu-
latlon of Warren Is about 1500.
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HEW DRESSES-HEW SUITS j
I New COATS-New Shirt Waists I
They never were prettier or more practical. Then too you E
get these new models direct from the Eastern manufacture
er for less than you have to pay elsewhere.
IT'S THE WAY WE BUY THESE GOODS.
New Early Summer Dresses of Es
dainty figured organdie, mull, s
silk poplin, messaline or crepe
re chine at $1.08, $2.98, a
?4.t)8, 93.00, $9.90.
Tailored Suits, several new mod- s
els to select from in silk pop-
lins, gaberdine or serge in all
the new colors and priced at H
99.90, 9X2.50, 914.75, 5
916.50, 918.50. '
New Models Just Received in
white chinchilla, serges, gab- 5
erdine and moire silk poplins 5
priced at half you pay else-
where, 94.98, 95.90, 90.90,
99.90, 912.50, 914.75.
! Beautiful Embroidered Voile and E
Organdie L;ngerie Waists that
sell everywhere at $2.50 and
$3.00, Golden Rule price 98, 5
91.49.
Crepe de Chine Waists in white,
pink, maize and putty, $3.50
and $5.00 value at 91.98,
92.98.
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Holland Gets Kool
WASHINGTON, April 24. Arran
gements has been made between the
British and Dutch governments where
by through embargoes or other meas
ures, the possibility of supplies
reaching Holland by water being
trans-shipped to Germany Is elimin
ated. Official notice waa given that
not only contraband, auch aa food
supplies but even goods on the con
traband list of the British govern
ment may be given safe passage to
Holland through the blockade lines.
The Ftrltsh Embassy Issued this
statement:
"1. Shipments of wheat, flour
and meal, destined for consumption
In Holland should be consigned to
The N'ethedlands government,
"i. Shipments of all other articles
on the British contraband destined
for consumption In Holland should
be consigned to The Netherlands Ov
erseas Trusts.
The Royal Holland Iloyd snd ths
Royal Steamship Company have In
structed their agents that shipments
of coca, coffee, and tobacco must
also be signed to The Netherlands
Overseas Trust."
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
Man Hurt In Runaway.
Victor West, an employe on the
Van Orsdall ranch, was quite pain
fully injured this morning about 10
o'clock when he was thrown from a
wagon while the team was running
away. As the wagon struck the rail
road crossing on Lllleth street he
was pitched from the seat. He struck
on his face and shoulder and his
face on one side was badly -skinned,
while his shoulder was badly bruis
ed. He was taken to St. Anthony's
hospital where an examination show
ed that the Injuries are pot serious.
However, he will be kept there a few
days.
Good Roads Men Meeting.
This afternoon In the Commercial
association, the board of directors of
the Umatilla County Good Roads As
sociation is holding a meeting to dis
cuss the various problems preliminary
to placing the bond Issue before the
voters. All of the directors but
Frank Sloan of Stanfleld and A. R.
Shumway of Milton are present. Those
in attendance are President J. F. Rob
inson, Secretary R. W. Rltner, W. W.
Harrah of this city, C. A. Barrett of
Athena, Asa B. Thomson of Echo. R.
O. Earnhart of Cold Springs, Her
bert Boylen 6f Pilot Rock and Hugh
Bell of Helix.
Small Haiti Fire Tills A. BL
The barn on the residence property
of Hans Pahl, 909 East Railroad
street, this morning caught fire, pre
sumably from the electric wires and
before the flames were extinguished,
damage to the amount of $160 approx
imately had been done. The alarm
was turned in at 9:30 and, when the
firemen arrived at the scene, the en
tire roof was In flames. Within 30
minutes the "fire out" signal was
rung. Another barn and the Pahl
residence were endangered but the
flames were under control before
they had a chance to spread. There
was little hay In the barn and the
automobile which was In It when the
fire started was quickly removed.
School Principals Selected.
New school principals have been
selected at Adams, Echo, Milton
Freewater and Nolin, according to
the contracts sent In for filing- In
the office of the county superintend
ent. J. D. Harrah will be principal
nf th Adams schools next year, vice
Kyle McDanlel. resigned, and W. W.
Green will succeed Prof. Cannon as
principal of the Echo schools. J. D-
Washburn Is to be the head of the
Mllton-Freewater achools next year,
havlna- just been elected. He form
erly occupied a similar position at
Prescott, Wash. R. 8. Vlxby has
been chosen principal of the Nolin
Paramount Program Today!
Good Photoplay Good Vaudeville
We Present Marshall Neilan to You in
The story of a boy who "falls" for a charming chorus girl in the city. A decid
edly interesting story.
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE FROM ORPHEUM CIRCUIT
ALSACE AND LORRAINE
Violin, Clarinet, Saxophone, Cello, Voice Violin. Tonight your last chance to hear them
Beyn
Tomorrow Sunday Tomorrow
We Present the Universal Favorite
Blanch Sweefi
In Belasco's Greatest Stage Success
"Tlio Uarrcns of Virginia"
This is Blanche Sweets first appearance under the Paramount banner and this
extraordinary romantic drama is particularly suited to her. Scarcely more than twen
ty years of age her fame is growing by leaps and bounds. In the cast with her are .
House Peters, Mabel VanBuren, James Neill and other well known stars.
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE FROM LASKY STUDIO
All veterans of the Civil War wearing G. A. R. or Confederate veterans button
or badge will be admitted free.
VAUDEVILLE THE TWO STORYS Singing, dancing and musical enter
tainers. The Alta Theatre