PACE FIGHT
DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 14. 1915.
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RESOLVED
Thai we ;r always on the
watch for the Lot there is.
We know our customers
expect to find it in our
ptore and we don't disap
point them.
Buster Brown.
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Tender Spring Vegetables, so delicious to the taste and
so necessary for your health are now in our store. We
are always on time.
PHONE 96
STANDARD GROCERY GO.
Where all are Pleased
Court and Johnson Sts.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton
Kv. Snyder 111.
Rev. Snyder, pastor ot the Presby
terian church, has twn (Suite ill at
his home since Sunday hut la report
ed to be Improving now. He has
been abed most of the time.
; Elks to Have Return Giune.
The. Walla Kalla Elks have agreed
i to play a return game In Pendleton
with the Pendleton Elks who will
I send a team to that city on the com-
in Sunday. The Garden City Elks
are scheduled to come here on May
23 and the team will be accompanied
' by many excursionists.
i lliiys In Mcdford Store.
I IVlmar A. Thompson, who left here
! for The Dalles recently after having
; served for three years as department
j manager and buyer for the" drygoods
; and ladles' ready-to-wear departments
. of the Alexaner department store,
has just purchased a proprietary in
, terest In the F. K. Deuel department
store In Medford and has already as
sumed management of the same. Mr.
Deuel is retiring on account of his
health.
Thumb-Midget Wedding Tonight.
"Mr. and Mrs. Midget request your
presence at the marriage of theit
daughter, Dorothy Midget, to Tom
Thump at the Oregon theater FrldaJ
evening, May fourteenth, nineteen
I hundred and fifteen at eight o'clock."
This Is the form of the announce
ments sent out for the entertainment
to be put on this evening by a large
number of school children who have
j been trained by Mrs. Adah Losh Rose.
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
S Commencing Saturday May 15, we will
serve a fine E
I Merchant's Hot Lunch I
From 11 : 00 to 2 : 00 o'clock, every day except Sunday.
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PASTIME TODAY!
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS COUNT LEO TOLSTOI'S DRAMA OF A WOMAN
"A.
WHO DARED,
nna ivarenina
IN 5 ACTS.
WITH BETTY NANSEN, THE ROYAL ACTRESS, AND EDWARD JOSE, THE
MAN WHO PLAYED THE FOOL IN "A FOOL THERE WAS."
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THE STORY OF "ANNA
KARENINA," ONE WHICH
DEALS WITH THE SOUL
OF A WOMAN Anna is a
product of modern civiliza
tion and convention. She
dares to defy it, and is forth
with stretched on the rack
of the judgment of society.
It is a tremendous sermon
on the irredeemable fixity
of the moral code and the
fearful fate of those who
seek to defy it.
"Anna Karenina" is fa
mous to .students of femi
iui'ie psychology the world
over. Till Count Leo Tolstoi
ere:.t.j:i t) is v.i..; r :! char
acter theie 5:. 'id ..'". r 1 .; r.
MJ-h r. xt oi' t'-ic com-
x v.-r rl.iru's of a modern
Sunday ilonday
World Him Corporation Presents DAINTY VIVIAN' MAR
TI.V la
"The Arrival of PrepetuV
A Lubcrt Feature in S Acts.
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION
"The Vanderbilt
Cup Race"
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Held at Panama-Pacific Exposition, 1015.
Kvening Mail cay: "One "f the best things of this sort,
cvr taken. Tl, rills a plenty and five accidents."
Evi-n'rii' Sun "Five hair raising accidents
caught, by the camera.
,y4 Journal of Commerce: "A special attraction shown in
such life like manner that the spectator almost Jumps out
r;5 f his seat."
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n.!:;i lat.ks far in adnr,ce o
It'.-TfiV Nora or Heda Gabb'-r
as an exotic heroine of the
ultra modern type. She hs.i
been the text for countless
essays, sermons v.nd speech
es and controversy has rag
ed holly about the story of
the "woman who dared."
In some quarters Anna
has been held up as the pro
totype of the misunderstood woman, in others he has been hotly assailed as a modern
Magdalen. At any rate, whatever angle her.character is viewed from, it is one full of
pucn i-arangt
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The entertainment is under the aus
pices of the Ladles' Aid ot the Chris
tian church. The children have been
practicing for two weeks and the en
tertainment bids fair to add to tin)
long list of amateur successes staged
in this city.
CLO RESICEST CF OT1LLH
CCMY CALLED BY DEATH
Examination Itetmlts .Monday.
The results of the recent eighth
grade examinations tn the county will
not be definitely known until Mon
day, according to Couty Superintend
ent Young.
Another Speeder Fined.
Cheater Klrkpatrick. eon of R. F.
Kirkpatrlck, la the latest speeder to
be caught by the officers. He plead
ed guilty yesterday afternoon and paid
a five dollar fine.
Gets Present of Salmon.
Officer Alex Manning received by
express today from Stanfleld a salmon
three feet long and many smaller
fish. No name or message accom
panied the gift but It was acceptable
nevertheless.
Takes New Office Juno 1.
J. A. Yeager, rural supervisor of ;
the Umatilla county schools during
the past two years, will take up his j
new duties as sealer of weights andj
measures on June 1. He arrived home
this morning from Portland where he
had been for a few days.
MF.U1UTT LEWIS WAHKK.X MKS
SI DDENLY AT 1'AltM HOME
NKAlt PENDLETON.
Merrltt Lewis Warren, for !8 years
a resident ot Umatilla county, died
suddenly at 6 o'clock this morning at
his farm home IS miles southwest ot
Pendleton In the Coombs' Canyon lo
cality. He had been slightly ill for
several weeka but yesterday was feel
ing so well that he was about his
work. This morning at 4 o'clock he
awoke and was seized with a violent
Illness which resulted In death two
hours later. Heart trouble is given
as the cause.
Mr. Warren was 63 years old, hav-(
ing been born August 29, 1851. He
came west to California in 1883 and
seven years later moved to Umatilla
county where he has since followed
farming. For a number of years he
lived on Tutullla street In this city.
He Is survived by a widow. Mary
Johnson Warren and five children,
l!ay M., Dwlght O. and Walker C.
Warren and Mrs. Dick -Shaw, all llv-.
Ing In tire Coombs canyon district,
and Mrs. Charles Owen of Holdman. '
The funeral will be held at the
Folsom chapel In this city tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Deceased
was a member of the United Artisans
and that lodge will have charge.
Colvln Trial May 90.
Word reaches here from Canyon
City that Ben Colvln, prominent Hit
ter rancher, will go to trial on a per
jury charge on May 20, the court
having set that date. Col. J. H. Ha
ley of this city and Otis Patterson of
Canyon City will defend him.
A student ot Des Moines has made,:
a tiny electric motor which is hardly i
half aa large as a copper cent. It Is
a little over a quarter of an Inch high
and weighs 20 grains. It Is thought!
to be the smallest electric motor In BETTER XI
the world.
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It's wonderful how they try to
imitate our prices but they 1
can't deliver the goods. 1
No matter what the price our every day prices are leas
5 for better values. EXAMINE THESE EVERY DAY
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR VALUES.
I Muslin Gowns, embroidery trimmed 65c,
75c and $1.00 values at 39, 40t and
CfV. 5
S Sheer Cambric or Nainsook Gowns daint-
lly trimmed, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 values 5
at 70, 9S, ?1.49
Think of buying 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 a
combinations every day at 49, 69f , I
9S.
Dainty Amifrench wear, looks like hand 1
embroidered and sold everywhere at a
double our every day prices, come in 3
gowns, envelopes or combinations at 3
98, ?1.23, 91.49, ?1.9S. 3
Muslin Petticoats that are good values at 3
double the price, 49f, 9S, 81.49, 3
S1.98.
Corset Covers, daintily embroidery trim-
med, also the Amifrench wear, note 3
these every day prices 19, 25, 39,
49t. 9. 3
Women's and Children's Muslin Drawers I
at 10. 15 19. 25s. 69. 9Sf 3
Brassieres, 50c and 75c values 25, 49
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Administrator Appointed.
F. B.( Swayxe of Hermiston has been
appointed administrator of the estate
of the late William Glasson who died
at Hermiston April 13 leaving an es
tate in and around that town valued
at $9000. The appointment was made
upon the petition of C. R. Glasson of
Florence, Colorado, only child of the
deceased, who Is here now.
Jolly Club Dance.
Eagle-.'Woodman Hall, Saturday
evening, May IB. General public In
vited. Good music and good time.
Adv.
VV'K LEAD
OTHERS
FOLLOW
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National Charities Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 13. This
city cast a greedy eye towards Balti
more today where the delegates to the
Auto Club Meets Tomorrow.
President Rltner of the Umatilla
County Automobile Club, announces
a meeting for tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock In the Pendleton Commer
cial association rooms. One of the
matters to be taken up will be a
proposal from a man now In the city
to get out an auto directory for Uma
tilla county. The by-laws of the as
sociation will also be submitted.
Milton High School Closes.
County Superintendent I. E. Young
returned this morning from Milton
where last evening he attended the
graduating exercises of the Milton
high school and presented the diplo
mas to the 12 graduates. Eleven of
the 12 graduates started In the high
school when Prof. Young was the Mil
ton superintendent and It was upon
their request that he delivered the
diplomas. The commencement ad
dress was made by Dean Proctor of
Pacific University.
West End is Soaked.
Assessor C. P. Strain arrived home
last evening from the west end of the
county and reports that that section
has been soaked by the recent rains
until there are puddles of water stand
ing in the sands. The government ob
server announces that over two inch
es of rain has fallen around Pendle
ton during the present stormy spell.
Mr. Strain states that last Sunday
there was a precipitation of .46 of an
inch in less than half an hour at Her
miston. part of the precipitation being
hail which did some damage to the
fruit.
SMALL -N,
P-EI-ECTS
OK THE -' J
EYE
TO GREAT Vi
ones 1 mmr
Errors of refraction are the
cause of many eye diseases as
well as poor sight. PROPER
FITTING GLASSES IX TIME
CONSERVE YOUR EYESIGHT.
My methods of fitting glasses
are especially adapted to the
most difficult cases. I can re
fer you to pleased patrons by
the hundred.
DALE ROTHWELL
Exclusive Optician
American Nat. Bank Bldg.,
Pendleton. Phone 609
Nutlonal Conference of Charities and
Corrections are gathering. A delega
tion of local men have gone there to
bid for the conference for next )enr.
The local Chamber of Commerce was
prime mover In the attempt.
IIAZELWOOD
(Registered)
i
irigk
Icq Cream
in combination flavors.
Half Bricks ... 30
Whole Bricks 60s
Served at fountain or
delivered.
We also serve
Hazelwood Buttermilk.
W. J. Connor
649 Main St. Phone 4
Plgott Secure Promotion.
J. J. Plgott, attendant In charge of
the receiving ward at the Eastern Or
egon State Hospital since Its establish
ment, left today for McNeil's Is'and,
Wash., accompanied by Mrs. Plgott
and children, to accept at an advance
ot salary a position as attendant In
the federal prison there. Mr. P'gott
has been In the service of this state
for five years, having been at Salem
before coming here. He secured his
new position through a civil service
examination in which he ranked high
est of all those taking the test. The
examination was open to applicants
from five states and Mr. Plgott had
an average grade of 95 per cent.
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. Friendship Bracelet.
Let us supply you with
"Bob-o-hnks for your
Friendship Bracelet.
Sterling Silver "Bob-o-links"
cost only 25c each, engraving
included-andwegiveyou free
a velvet wrist-ribbon for your
nm"Bob-o-link". Call today
and see the "Bob-c-linlu".
y , identifies the genuineyi
Royal LI. Sanlalle
JEWELER
Pendleton, Oregon.
Established 1887
The
HALLMARK
Store
NO PREPARATIONS.
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uch Grange complexities that it must give the lightest of thinkers pause for deep
roii.sidcration. Certainly it is not a character to be dismissed lightly.
Adults 10c Children 5c
Anxious waiting, coupled with a pol-1
Icy of absolute fiilcnce was the atti-1
tude of the administration. The de-,
velopmerits in what the president has
I characterized as a "grave situation"
; no lontjer are In the president's hands. I
The center of activity has been trans-:
'ferred'to flerlin. The last word has'
j been said by the I'liited Htnt'.-s. Here-i
'after American lfe tmut c . made
tfsi.fc. ThU is all tip- Cnbd States
a' ks and to make American lives safe, '
ijcrmnny must cense S'ibrnar'ne and
aerial attacks upon merchantmen
carrying Americans or flying the Am-!
eric.m flas. Officials refused to say ;
whether they were hopeful or pessi-l
mlstic over the outcome.
Government officials by the presi
dent's orders, are keeping silent. Com
ment would not only be superfluous'
but possibly dangerous. It Is for thej
United States to help Germany reach !
a dec'slon and nho will weight the j
recollection of years of friendship and i
decide whether It Is to be interrupt-!
ed. There will be no haste In press-)
Ing for a reply to the American note, j
High officials pointed out that the ,
note was not an ultimatum but It Is'
expected that Germany will lose no ;
time In considering It. Time must be
allowed, however, for conditions of
w ar and not of peace, as the kaiser Is .
much at the front.
"SUMSHIME
HOLLY
A Powerful Story of California's Oil Fields
Remarkable scenes showing "Gushers" and Burning Wells.
Full of Dramatic Action and Good Comedy.
Directed by Lois Weber, Producer of "Hypocrites"
A Paramount Picture from Bosworth Studio.
ARGAPXT EDWARDS who posed as the
nude figure of ' Truth' in "The Hyoocri-
f es takes the part of Mirra Budd.
VAUDEVILLE The De Montes who delight everyone with
their artistic pl&ying
The Alt& Theatre
SUNDAY ELSIE JAMS in
"The Caprices of Kitty"