East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 25, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI'AGE SIX DAILY EAST OKEGOMAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. 1915. EIGHT PAGE kii HI i ... -.- i :v ' f n .-. A c. 2"V '-'iv z6 .-0 - - . I1 K5 'Pfii fir : ALt OlIOL J PtK CENT. si.T.il.iliii'icriwJanifRfsjtiU I rtrss and Ifcsf oBtalns bw 'OrmmtMarphuw mrSoad. OTAHCOTIC IMMraricm; A tv.-f.vt Rinwi1v fnr Cnreffcl t ton . Sour Stoiiodi.DUntoi VH-msjrom,u!simsJm ncss arxlLoss OF SLEEP. hcSimfe Sijiumrf of The Centavh Compass (nLirantpcJ undone ;Lj I U Ui tj li ! ! 3 M I For Infants and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature M ( iF I" AT A Use For Over Thirty Years t " s n f'a f H n UiM.WBMialH Exact Copy of Wrapper. TXI eCNTAUl COMMIT. NCW WIS OITP. New York RffruUtcs Jitneys ALBANY. N". T., May 25. New York Sta;s first law regulating 5 rent fare automobiles became opera,- the Thompson bill placing them un der the jurisdiction of public service commissions and municipal authori ty when Governor Whitman signed ties. I 1 o F' v -"I Xs r ? i f y 75 Pelican Molasses Is Best FREE m for the Best Tj Gnrrlpn R(riru Tea Garden is the most wholesome of purest syrup all cooking purposes. It is sunerior to riucose syrups for candy m. and frostinsrs. Try Tea Garden and send us your recipe for the dainty you like the best we'll pay ?75 for the best recipe submitted and A J 1 ti 1 1 ii r Tl i urn m I V V 7 V ?25 for the second best Tea GardenSyrup for the Children Tea Garden Syrup is a food syrup and is ideal for the children- can't hurt their digestion try it Portland. Oi tgon. v m -ss- use WM Pelican Jlolasses HE Photography for the Little Tolhs Here U a real Camera A Substantial Knockabout Camera The Seneca Scout It exactly fiti a boy or pirl and yet appeili to older people at well for it in clear sharp picturri and it lifcrht, itron? and quick. No. 2 taket picturet takrs r nr tharD mrturri and u Ijtrnt. itron? ana Quit J'4ind costi $2.00. No. 2A taket 24(-J picture and cottif3. 00. IVtt I. w sirt nhakk. Irarti. xnm lor ro Bitk tbu ktralw kow u mte nk u ol 'lrr irnrct fcn:f c If o iM l fel kus tUr. h will 4erciof bn iniiuc aanirc ml mir t tbc aiiiiur I0. A . rr Jr r HtnJlxyili-ifl frtt. 1ku nf U txkamittJ, writ! m. SENLCA CAMtRA MFG. CO. KochMer. N. V. HraM tmA roc puftiaid UiC Scocca SENECA CAMERA MFG. COMPANY ROCHESTER, N.Y. lett Mm Cam turn thlMI Round" Up Pictures Causing Big Sensation in New York To the motion pictures of the 1914' Hound, up goes the distinction of be ins the first "repeater" in the history of the Xew York Hippodrome. For the first time since that greatest of all American playhouses has been slum Ins; films, a film has been book ed for a second week and it was the round-up film thus honored. The ex citing events of the last local frontier show, as caught by the movie man. have fairly set old Gotham agog and It is predicted the exhibitions will re sult In many New Yorkers being in the audience that sees the 1915 Round-up. News of the rebooking of the films at the Hippodrome was contained in the Portland Sunday papers. The Journal has the following to say: "The Pendleton Round-up pictures are having the longest run that any film has ever had at the New York Hippodrome. "This word was received by tele graph yesterday from New York by J. D. Vincil, manager of the Ameri can Lifeograph company of Portland, owner of the film. "The production is now In its sec ond week at the Hippodrome, and will be run three weeks in all, or until the public Is satisfied. I'p to the sending of the telegram an average of 19.000 people a day had seen the film, which Is called "Where Cowboy Is King." "The production was made at Pen dleton last September." The Portland Oregonian speaks as follows: "For the first time In the history of the New York Hippodrome, the theater which simply dotes on sensa tionalism a moving picture film has been engaged for a second week as a "repeater." The film to which goes the signal honor Is of the Pendleton Round-up of last year, and Is called "Where Cowboy Is King," and Is a Portland concern's production. "Where Cowboy Is King" was made by the Ltfograph Company of Port land and Is declared to be the best production of the sports at the Round up ever produced. It caught many of the incidents of a blood-stirring character and has strung them to gether In a rapidly moving panorama of four reels. Among them was the overturning of a stage, which after wards righted Itself and without a driver on the box the horses dashed on to victory. The stage carried both women and men, and after turn ing completely over dug Its nose In to the ground and then righted it self. Many attendants at the Round up will recall the Incident. "Another vivid picture shown is the attempt of the wild bull to gore one of the riders it had thrown from Its back. These pictures are creating a fu rore In New York and are said to as sure a tremendous attendance from the east at the next Round-up. They are now being booked through the south and middle west as a feature of a big road show attraction. The for eign rights have been sold for such countries as are not at war. "The Portland Chamber of Com merce Is already receiving inquiries based on the showing of "Where Cowboy Is King." RECORD OF DEEDS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS Satisfaction of Mortgage. A mortgage executed by Frank Correa to Antone Vey Oct 5. 1914, for $7,000, is paid and satisfied. A mortgage executed by J. H. Strohm to Hinkle Ditch Co., January 23. 190S for 11,700, is partly satis fied. A mortgage executed by Frank Correa to Antone Vey Oct. 21. 1913 for 13,513.50 is paid and satisfied. Chattel Mortgage. W. A. Leathers to A. L. Thormayh- man. 1500; 13 cows, 4 neuers, calves. Mortgage). Thomas J. Paldwin to J. N. Tem ple, 1100; 40.63 acres land, title de scriptive. Jefferson D. Morrow to J. S. Mc Leod, $1,646; 160 acres of land, title descriptive. Deed. Chas. J. Ferguson to Gertrude J. Ferguson 31; lot 11 and the N 1-2 of lot 10 in block 10 of Swltzler's ad dition to Pendleton. Andrew Keller to C. J. Stubling 310; a tract of land In Echo. Patent. Charley Briggerstaff, 200 acres in Sec. 33, T. 2 N., R. 81 E., W. M. John Dickson Chosen to Lead Buck Brigade SrCTFEDS BALLARD AS MAN AGER WITH COLLINS AND XKLSON HE WILL DON SOT AGAIN. The Pendleton Bucks are going to finish the season with a rejuvenated, reanimated, revitalized team, and they are going to make an effort to land on the second rung if not on the first. The responsibility for the awaken ing will have to be handed to tho Elks, for their recent games with Walla Walla interested oldtime play e'ra in the game again and have led three of them to Join the Buck squad. John Dickson, Clark Nelson and Henry Collins, all oldtime fa vorites, who have helped win mary diamond battle for Pendleton, will don their uniforms again and enter the fray. John Dickson will act as captain and manager of the team. B. I.. Balard. who has been handling ti e reins of management, has departel for Alaska and last evening the di rectors elected DickSon to assume control. At the lame meeting FTta Bloch was chosen secretary, that of fice having alsoj been made vacant by Ballard's departure. Dickson will probably hold down his old position at third, while Col lins will probably work behind the bit or on first, Nelson Is good in the field or on first and all three of the men are good with the stick, a depart ment -in which the Bucks have been weak. With the young talent on the club, the Pendleton team should fin ish the race in good style. Though this was the first victory for the Hermlstonians this year, they have a team that entitles them to a better record. They got a bad start but have been strengthening each week as their 14 inning game with Pendleton a week ago and their 11 Innlng game with Stanfield Sunday will testify. Clarke pitched a great game for them Sunday and now they have Merle Phelps back from O. A. C. to help them out If they do not win every game from now on, thej will at least make things Interesting for the others. They will meet Pilot Rock on their home grounds next Sunday. The following is the box score of Sunday's game: Ilermiston. AB R H PO A Phelps M , ss 5 L..---.. - - f, n.?5 Ctoajif SM UiSMnAtJtv t$ ITalftW At Bute j '-'.f-1r-'" JL j rp Jrom e jVn jf CmlMt Car VMmt I iti" B&cls Elsist Low Fare Excursions offer extra inducements to spend your vacation there. Round trip tickets at very low cost are on sale daily to September 30th, to New York and Boston . and all other Eastern points Including Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence River, Adirondack Mountains, New England, White Mountains, Canadian Resorts, Atlantic Seashore and Jersey Coast Points. NewYorkftntal Lines Neto York Central R. R. Lake Store)' 'Water-Level RoutT Stop-over privileges at all points en route and option of water or rail trips between Cleveland and Buffalo; Albany and New York. The most complete train service between Chicago and the East assures a pleasant trip. Let Us Plan Your 44 Back East" Trip Tell us in a general way what you require, the number In your party, and the amount of money you want to apend, and we will propose one or two trips lor your consideration, with complete information, and send you a descriptive folder. " Apply to your local airent for tickets and aleeping car reservations, or for complete information, call on or address our Portland Office, 109 Third Stmt W. C. Seachrett, Ceoaral Asaat Paamsw Depaftamt Po rfi1! A. SPOR TS Large, c Jones, 3 b Boyen, lb Longhorn, If Beasley, cf . Hlckox 2b . Hiatt, E., rf Clarke, p . . Waltby ... 0 1 1 16 0 0 Z 11 1 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 .0 0 ilton Horse Show and Strawberry Carnival V i MILTON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 27. Fine horse exhibit, speaking and musical program. Hand concert, Ball game and Kood time for all. SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME DON'T MISS IT. HERMISTON TAKES 1ST VICTORY OF SEASON Hermlston's defeat of Stanfield In o eleven inning came Sunday by a i to 2 score places the tallenders In a class witn an or me umer Totals 37 3 33 13 Batted for Hlatt in 10th. SUnficld. AB b H PO A Norman, 3h 5 0 1 0 3 Markham, F., ss . . 5 0 0 0 0 Campbell, lb ...5 1 1 18 0 Hosklns, C, p 4 1 1 I 1 Hosklns, F , c 4 0 0 7 1 Lundswell, 2b 4 0 1 1 4 Markham, L., cf ..4 0 0 1 0 Stubbs, If 4 0 0 1 I Pete, rf 2. 0 0 0 0 STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS. National League W. L. Pet. Chicago 20 12 .625 Philadelphia 17 11 .607 Pittsburg 15 15 .500 Brooklyn 14 15 .483 St. Loul 15 17 .469 Boston 14 15 .467 Cincinnati 17 16 .429 New York 11 16 .507 American League. W. L. Pet. Chicago . 23 12 .657 Detroit 22 12 .647 New York . 17 13 .567 Eoston 13 14 .481 Washington 13 16 .448 Cleveland 13 18 .419 St Louis 14 20 .412 Philadelphia . 11 21 .344 Federal League. W. L. Pet. Pittsburg 19 11 .633 Chicago 20 14 .588 Kansas City 18 14 .563 Newark 19 15 .559 Brooklyn . 15 '15 .500 St Louis 15 16 .484 Baltimore 14 21 .400 Buffalo 10 24 .294 Northwestern League. , W. L. Pet. Vancouver 18 14 .563 Spokane 18 14 .563 Tacoma 18 15 .545 Victoria 17 16 .531 Aberdeen 15 1 .441 Seattle 12 21 .861 Totals 37 2 4 31 16 Campbell pitched last 11th. Stan . H 0100021000 0 R 0000020000 02 Herm. H 0001001200 26 R 0001000100 1 I The modest friend who offers to lend you a couple of-dollars when you are broke is far more worthy of your praise than the herd of a hun dred battles.. i w vs i ; 'i rucinc Coast Loasue. W. L. Pet. Los Angeles 31 23 .535 San Francisco 27 21 Salt Lake 24 20 .645 Oakland ,24 27 .471 Portland 20 26 .433 Venice 18 28 .391 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Cleveland R. H. E. Philadelphia 5 6 0 Cleveland 4 10 2 At Chicago Chicago 6 7 7 New York 4 7 1 At St. Louis St Louis ....4 11 3 Boston 3 2 1 At Detroit Detroit 4 6 1 Washington 0 4 2 At St. Louis St. Loul 2 10 Baltimore , 1 5 .563' At Kansas City Kansas City 2 8 Newark 1.6 Strike Action Draxtiu LONDON, May 25, The London County Council took a drastic step to deal with the strike on the Municipal Tramway system. It ordered all employes of military age who are eli gible for service in the army or navy to surrender forthwith their uniforms and badges. NORTHWESTERN LEAGCE Vancouver 7 14 2 Aberdeen 2 6 0 At Seattle Spokane . ,, .....2 8 0 Seattle 0 4 i At Victoria Victoria 9 11 1 Tacoma 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGCE. At Boston R. H. E. Chicago 17 1 Boston 1 2 1 Other National league games post poned because of bad weather, FEDERAL LEAGCE, At Chicago R. H. E Chicago 4 7 ! Buffalo . 3 9 1 America's Greatest Cigarette Miss Martha Florlne, and the champion of all dancing horses, Bob Chocolate, the two nppersrlng in one of the feature acts of the Barnes circus that U t0 exhibit In Pendleton, Friday, May 28. , The Three S's Safety Service Satisfaction Are All Found In JusDJiU NON-SKID irnm Compare These Casing Prices With Those on Plain Treads of Other Makes 31x30 4 x33 4 x34 1220 20.00 20.35 41 4i 5 x34 x36 x37 27.30 28.70 33.90 Fisk Tira For Sale Bv PENDLETON AUTO CO. 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