Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1915)
PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OKEGONTAN. PENDLETON, OKFr.ON. TW'RSDAY. MAY 20. 1915. EIGHT PA Gra ion rni( QntofOll -a c'lanf from ft.r oil vo'i !i.if hrrn mlng menu t-iiher in a.'nnt.Yp t'ie fcr.i Othr rwi.-e too mi; h or t.H) Utile is f' j ii 'n tlx o lin.ien. No tnn.Kc if you u.e IKTiy III! ..' . .1 la 4 I ? I 1 Ci la li Vav !e St an Jar J Oil Ifor ffoior Cars It is obtainable every uhtre, from Sratilr to San Piff o, from Spokane to rhoenit at city far ij;c or roadside rumltL And it is always uni formthe same body the same perfect lubri cating quality. Dealers everywhere, or t all aeendei and Ser vice Sutiotu of the Standard Oil Company (OUfaraW Pendleton TEAMS III TWJUGH LEAGUE IN DEADLOCK FOR I RUST PUCE As they now stand the Christian. l apttst and Methodist teams of the Twilisht League are all tied with percentage of 500, each having won: At lioston Pittsburg 7 10 0 Huston 0 j 1 AMKK1CAX 1.KAUIE. At Detroit Detroit 3 6 1 New York 1 6 3 At Cleveland Cleveland 5 10 1 Huston 2 6 0 At Chicago Chicago , $ S 2 Philadelphia '7 10 2 POOTLIGIIT FLASHES. one same and lost one. The Presby-ia tfrian team has no percentage yet,' I having neither won or lost a game, j The first and only game of its sched ule with the Christian team resulted in a tie score. The second game was postponed on account of rain. Tomor morrow evening, however, the Pres byterians and Methodists will face. earn otner and it win oe a redhot a foreign source for the American battle. If the Methodists capture It. stage, by William M Hough and Ben- me win oe in the lead, while the loss jamin Hapgood Burt, was the first of will be a cellar position for the Pres- this season's crop of summer shows to o.nerians. rne renewing Is tne; reach Rrnurtwav Th nttr.ictlon he Kan its engagement at the Casino BY BEAU RIALTO. (Written for the United Press.) NEW YORK. May IS. "A Modern Eve," a musical comedy adapted from A neglected grave furnishes as much talk for the neighbors as a dirty Kitchen standing of the teams to date: W. L. T. Christian 1 1 1 Baptist 1 1 0 Methodist 1 1 0 Presbyterian 0 0 1 PCfiTLA.WOf!ttW HOSE FESTIVAL JIXE 9-10-11 The City wiil be full ol Pleasure Seekers. Reserve your Rooms now. This is most commodious Hotel In Portland. Special Entertain ment will be provided guests. tales Ut Too 50 rooms, per day $1 00 I'WI r..uin with bath, per day 1 50 J"" rooms with bath, per day 2.00 2'n larjje outside rooms, hath, per day 2.50 Eiit:a txrson lu room, ad- ditloual 1.00 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. At Los Angeles No Portland-Ven ice game on account of the funeral services of Manager Happy Hogan, manager of Venice Tigers. At Salt Lake Salt Lake I, San Francisco 1 (11 Innings). At Oakland Los Angeles 7, Oak land S. EEDEKAL I.EAGCE. At Pittsburg Newark ) It 0 Pittsburg 3 7 2 All other games In the Federal league postponed. 11 Pet Theatre recently with a cast of prin- 50fl cipals that Include William Norris. .500 Ernest Glyendenning, Cyril Chadwick SO I Alexander Clark, Misses Leila Hughe 60. Hazel Cox. Dorothy Webb. Georele Drew Mendum and the International dancers, Frank Hale and Signe Pat- erson. The story is a good natured satire on the emancipation of women. In a certain family are found a deter. mined wife and mother who sets about to establish new standards for women In domestic, social and commercial life. She herself Is an attorney, and her two daughters she has developed into an artist and a physician, each wedded to her calling and trained never to be wedded to anything else. ihe husband and father assumes the only family duties left, those of chief steward of the household. All goes well In the modern Eve's mod ern garden of Eden until three real men intrude. One is a former suitor for her own hand and the other two are dauntless young chaps who make no concealment of their des'gns on I the two daughters. The latter would 0jobey mother and continue to be iiauijeuor 10 mascuune allurements, so NORTH W ESTE1 1 X LEAGUE. At Tacoma Tacoma 5 Spokane 4 8 At Aberdeen Victoria 4 13 Aberdeen a Vancouver-Seattle game postponed 1 there U mueh menta', comic and ro- because of rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn Brooklyn 2 S 1 Cincinnati 0 li 1 At New Tork New York 5 t 1 Chicago l 10 0 At Philadelphia St. Louis 3 6 0 Philadelphia 0 2 S ilton Horse Show and Strawberry Carnival MILTON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 27. Fine horse exhibit, speaking and musical program. Band concert, Ball game and good time for all. SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME DON'T MISS IT. mantle strife for all concerned. The music is by Jean Gilbert and Victor Hallender, whose score con tains fifteen numbers of popular va riety. The comedy is in two acts. with scenes laid In France. The Only Girl ' continues to be one or tne popular musical comedies in New York. Although eight months have already elapsed since New York first saw and applauded this delight ful musical comedy as being not only the best of the many joint writings of Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert, but the most charming play of its kind seen on Broadway for many years, large and enthusiastic audi ences fill the Lyric theatre at every Performance. It is agreeable to note that Wilda Bennett, Grace Edmond, Josephine Whlttell, Vivian Wessell, Louise Kel ley, Marjorie Oviatt, Jeanne Darys Gladys Schultz, Miriam Mosby, Grace Langdon, Thurston Hall. John Find lay. Ernest Torrence, Jed Prouty, R'chard Bartlett and all the others who have helped to make "The Only Girl" successful still remain in their original roles. AT LOW PRICES WITH FISK SERVICE LFOSDS. turn 1 ia JaaaaaaV n r Aumk t 11 m n Emphatically! The Best Tire Proposition On The Market FISK established quality at Fisk Low Prices offers car owners for the first time an absolutely sure way to cut tire costs. You can get Fisk Non-Skid the most effec tive traction and non-skid tire at a price lower than is charged for many plain treads. Note These Non-Skid Casing Prices 3Jx30 - 12.20 41x34 - 27.30 4 x33 - 20.00 41x36 - 23.70 4 x34 - 20.35 5 x37 - 33.90 You can get Fisk Plain Tread the perfectly balanced, real long-mileage tire at a price which sets a new standard for value. To pay more than Fisk Prices is knowingly to turn down an assured definite saving in tire up-keep. Fhk Tires For Sale By Pendleton Auto & Supply Co. Pendleton (f .U.. Tu.ot. TiataR-ifaT i Br I Day P. A. everywhere in toppyndbap. Be; tidy red tins, 10c; pound and half -pound tin humidor and that day pound cryttat-glat humidor. V ' ' V I 'Gather round ; 1( (J J j here a minute! if J First thing you do next, buy wE ' I i some Prince Albert and have a Cllp"t I 1 party. Get chummy with it in the ' i'IJ I tidy red tin and you'll mighty soon I i graduate to the crystal-glass pound humidor that's a thing i ' f of beauty and a joy forever. It keeps Prince Albert at I s the top-notch of perfection and Aeeps you jimmy pipe B ijr joy'us and cigarette makin's happy I 1 'mm kmm R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. I WinstoD-Saleai, N. C I P. A. just-jams-joy against your palate! No matter whether you pack your old jimmy pipe brimful or roll a makin's cigarette, Prince Albert certainly will make you feel like a two-year-old on the tobacco question just as soonas you hitch it up to a match. And that's a fact! You can't anymore tell how good P. A. is just from talking about it than you can judge the depth of a well from the length of its pump handle. You personal information dug right out of a tidy red tin or toppy red bag quick as you can conveniently beat it to the nearest shop that sells tobacco 1 No matter how much you think you can't smoke a pipe, or roll a makin's cigarette, no matter how much you have been tongue-scorched, you can smoke a pipe or roll a cigarette if you'll take a few grains of faith and believe in Prince Albert It can't bite your tongue and can't parch your throat, because the bite and the parch are cut out by a patented process owned exclusively by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Compar. No other tobacco can be like Prince Albert You'll get the quick cue on that! the national joy smoke rlWiliaaiaiiaMaMatitrii i i i iriilflli Will SET DATES FOR It MUST AXXIAL EVEXT IX UMA TILLA COI XTY WILL BE PLAXXED. STetary Lassen ItclicTcs Show will lie Very 'reli table One This County Iails In Number of Pure Bred Stallions Fanners and Stock men Will Be Interested. shopa they are not now offered for sale. The British smoking public Is fol lowing the king and prince. There la no sympathy for Turkish tobacco. Xo doubt you are talked about as much as you talk about others. People who have most cause to feel blue seldom have the blues. PBV the purpose of setting dates for the first annual Umatilla county horse and mule show, the recently or ganized Umatilla cuunty branch of the Oregon Horse Breeders' associa tion will hnlri n. mopttnir In this rftv Saturdav flftfrnnnn Mav 95! Thi meeting will be held in the headquar ters of the Farmers Union. Dr. C. W. Lassen, who Is secretary of the association, believes the show this fall will be a very creditable one. With this county leading In the num her of pure-bred stallions, he thinks there should be no difflclulty In find ing the material for the exhibition. The horses are here," he said today, "and our purpose will be to Interest! the farmers and stockmen to the extent that they will bring In the best of their string." The show will do more than anything else to stimulate the raising of good stock, he believes. ENGLISfi ROYALTY QUITS THE TURKISH CIGARETTE KINO GEOKC.R TAKES TO EGYP TIAN IdiEXn PltlXCE Ol' WALES TO PIPE. LONDON. May 11. (By Mall to New York.) Since Turkey's entrance Into the war, Turkish cigarettes are taboo In England. King Oeorgs who rarely smokes cigars used to smoke Turkish cigar ettes with a relish. Now. It Is learn ed he has taken to Egyptian blends. The Prince of Wales, whose short gold tipped Turkish cigarettes were well known to fellow army officers at the beginning of the war, now find consolation In a favorite briar pipe, In which he smokes a blend of Egyp tlan and Virginia tobacco. He does not prefer the Turkish. He still smokes a cigarette occasionally, how ever. They are especially made and a scant two Inches long. This Is be cause the prince so often finds him self In situations In which smoking Is not correct that half the cigarettes he smokes are barely lighted and thrown away. London tobacco dealers are author ity for tbe statement that Turkish to bacco has practically disappeared from the British market since Turkey STAL IMPORTED AND HOME BRED PERCHERONS, BELGIANS AND ENG- LISH SHIRES. Young, large and rugged, with the best pedigree. NOW AT COMMERCIAL STABLES, PENDLETON, OREGON. Remember Owing to foreign war, market horses will get scarce and high priced, and just so with stallions. Arrange to see these Stallions. You will like them and prices will be right. J.j;R. JUSTICE, Importer Now at Pendleton, Oregon. Galetburg, III. Kelles Auto Repair Shop New and second hand cars bought and sold. Cottonwood St., Opposite City Hall. Phone 181. MERITOL COLD TABLETS will break up that Spring Cold Sold by us on a Money back Guarantee Tallman & Go. Leading; Drvkti LAN If you are interested in wheat land, it will pay you well to see me. 5000 acres in tracts from 160 acres to 800 and 1200 acre farms at prices from $25 up to $125 per acre. Call or write to W. H. Morrison, Helix, Oregon 61 any ; mmmmmwmmmwl c'el.ired hostilities, and in m
