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VAC, E FIX f , TTT. : HHASTEGOTTan, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY. MAY 31. 1915. A RIGHT PAGE'S ,1 ;- I - - - ... (if I ' "'.7 - -.(.- CAN ENJ0Y Y0URSELF AND KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER. flow Open! 1: .Hi"" . V ' . RATES ?2.00 to $2.50 per day. $12.50 to $15.00 per week. Mineral Baths, Swimming Pool BINrHAM EcnrI,0N FURN,SHED AueATiiw BINGHAM SPRINGS, Hoch 6 Van Dmon Automobile stage from Gibbon. Good accommodations at hotel, and reason able rates to camp $1110 SIS II 111 GAME Fli PflEl 4 ID 2 Hoch, Pendleton. (Won Tlni,- BINGHAM SPRINGS, GIBBON POSTOFFICE, OREGON. Or see W. W. Senior Class Pronh GenUeJRapstOass Members Humorous prophecies of th fntnr.,.-.. of the members nf h. l ",c unes lnat took Part in that nlav? class of the high school were made at the class day exercises In dialogue be- """""" "'s Hampton (now Mrs. rClf ana Charles Russell. ""ogue ran about as follows: w;T . for the !ove of muJ. It n t Lois; I haven't seen you for SO years. iJeU' CharIie' where hve you n all this time t h ' "tcn 1 seen oime our graduation. v- Ana the time of Play. L Oh, yes. that senior play. Wasn't It grand? C By the Hazel Wyrlck for instance. ny. Hazel is a great miff gette Her hunger strikes are more p li n an tnose Mrs. ever were, ingd?' H,?S,er Proctor- ."e lead. the senior 'ay, what became of "HZ" FOB nil IF, TIRED FFEI L, J was rearfino- rt i her settlement work in Chi, n sue nas lakpn Taw. . I Place. But What do VO.i knnn, -K. I J" "rpemnS7 Why she became a great opera singer and is now in the Cosy theater. .t:7; , ! WeI1! Ruth alway, did ,s- mat reminds me, I saw Gladys Brownfield on" the stage in New Tork with a long string of ad mirers waiting for her at th. De Casee, sedate l,M w render, Puffcd.nPi Bnrn. s, i-aiioujcd Fpet and Coras. "Sure! I aM every time for any foot trouble." T mi mat just suits her. But what ,r tnat little white headed fellow. Russell Holder? Oh, he became a mli.n... . China after winning Carrie Ferguson from our great debater. She does! me work and he takes the credit for L. That certainly was like him. C. But Clarence Bean, our student body president, what of him' Did he marry Helen Raymond? Xo. they were never ! He is now Justice of th. p. t'kiah with Joe Colesworthy as his! assistant. 1 "i wen, T surely einectrf I greater things of those tan t, "w auout irvin Mann, our class president you rememher hi. t, o- Fay Duff used to be alwav. tnih and how it was rumored that they Vara 1. . . I .0 uc raarriea as soon as sehnnl was out ? C Yes. " Well, thev never mx an 01a Dacnelor for a long "u lut, taitn Power, who had I "everl succeeded in capturing any one ,ru mm 10 tne altar. i,. But Fay L. Well, she was secretary to th governor of Oregon for a numhe, r I M:,rs ana lI7 as she might she never 6W marriea. But by any chance hav. Ou seen Leianrt Xfont. want to r ir , I. . " 10 'n -new rork. Drofewint instantly drawi out all th t?.J. manual training. And do v,. . . . " , irnr.nr .Ll1 . . . " Uauons which puff np y0Ur feet f" J' D a V'1SU to nlm I " nd cause tor, inflamed "cDoDa'd, chef in one of K, weaty, smelly f.et ' mnt 1 1 ork s largest cafea. Get a 25 cent box of "nz- at any! au7?laIre chef? But t more w' r dePar"""t tore. inff,than MyrtIe Ro8 and the tastant foot reiief. LaueQ at jinJfo "he keeps in WaUa, icu wno comn ain t. 1 say she sey In Paris as Madam -nionaoie dressmaker. L, Do you remember our student. Liilius Pruitt? ies. T . the rLL"'?11' uncer a, iels i 7 r ana L"herine Dan ei is an agent for anti-fat ofCo7helif hat some Cecil Curl Z,, CftMe- There afunl" fS away h "me in Queen .so .j-.. " "0 fflay C-Yes. "y joer L. Well .1.. . ., ouv Hnn si. .. aM . Liiiiprri iTS bair L W a' l ever mr;. "UJr UI tn class L' Oh. VPS Tllonl.. . .. and w. !;. . rnea'y But Meta Nell? ono IS lust n .. vV,iiiun oiu they whole maid. C And Xora Harvey? L.She and Caroline ruing bulletins Tou can be happy-footed Just like ZU" -TIf ".ever uff X tender raw, burning, blistered swol len, tired, smelly f,t V . the pain and sore ness out of corns, callouses and bun- TIZ bath, you just feel the happi ?r ood Z - v-.u iccc reei. They Rosenberg tha7,IVe,,hthe,r insP!"o froS iM,' erboy. th used to p!aJ p"" ,or ""dleton high school, lea, 1 remember. And Helen Raymond. She is a leader in th" movement f,,- .. . ln ln8 bath..,M. " ' aosnment o' -- ,s a initiations 1 ft-1 remember now that she was bathtuboe, when 8he jolned S - ?ieS ..But wher Alice hafl th k i7 16 glrl wh0 alwa' had the books under her arm' Cu8 ta a daring batack rider --v.. uajiiea uircus 18 and Beulah -pnn a tranpxA ihoic lUB sa"ie Is Rose Gordon, the saw sew jour feet are never ther or make you limp never going U any more. meal. t,,,. " " une mv iiu longer Cnr.n , Derar.nai .ur ner , at,cnrance. r c, - nse, but I saw Vivian Ca- Every Convenience of Gas A good oil stove lights like gas, reg ulates like gas, cooks like gas. And it does away with the dirt, delay and waste heat of a wood or coal range. New Perfection Oil Cook-Stove For B..t u p,arl oa Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts perfectly. Doe, Pv thing your wood or coal range will do. hS IX not taint the food, ik, ot overhLt S kitchen. Several styles and sizes. Ask your dealer &rit&Ldace l Ma"ufacture" STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Cii!.nuj) L. Where class poet? C Oh, she and Fonda Wolfe are nurses in a ,arge hospital bit east l. But how about nn, -.Pla, "milieu C Lois Tubbs tit" man- MaJ'e Hagar is an : r,'7 , a aionmouth normal, vjhile 1 don't know what became of tana Earl. . L. She is dean of one of the larg est women's colleees In th. ... r,, .t uurinai class ever reach distinc- 1. vjwii ; pmT? 8h0ali My they dld- Minnie Chisholm and Eleanore Arbogast are ardent Salvation Army workers. And there was Velma Muni. k. ..p """gn ner book on the ui joyriding." i. strange! And her as crasy as ue. But did you hear of Allen Simpsons great victory? C. No, what victory? ' ' L. Why, the five hundred mil. uuiance race In wh rh ha Am, ... p U.VTQ 1 1 La uu lo victory over an automobile. C. For the love of mud! Who would of thought It. u Have you heard Rhoda Lasinka? . one won the worlds "vmg contest and is now a police woman at Pasco. L. What became of Anna Th- .. - uu iuaua euiste? uci are running a tory of music in Germanv .m r. ceaweu, with black hair their leading pianist. 1- Well. 1 There hasn't been such at Round-up Park since Red Barker rode long Tom t0 a Msh hmglno three hours and a half of ha,hii same with the unexpected happening every now and then and with every minute threatening t hri k "J crisis such as might decl.le th .. una airair and vn.i win n some idea of the nature of that H-in-nlng contest yesterday afternoon won "j ouuuieia, 4 to 2. It was by all odds the most exclt- seen nere this year. Even when it seemed all over, it took a new start several times. In the ninth with the score 2 to 1 for Stanfield, two down, none on and two strikes on th batter, the fans had almost deserted! s.uuuawno. wnen something hap. Pened that injected hope into the sit uatlon. And then something n , Pened that increased that h,., then something else that made it ma terialize into reality. This realitv was a score that tied ud the earn. n,i caused it to go into five extra agon Islng innings. The battle early resolved itself into pitchers' duel with x.i. .... Pendleton and Harlan for Stan- iem twirling as wn have ever done in their .-,.a ereaoouts. Neither could loucnea effectively for In ning after inning and each pulled miuoeu OUl Of Some rtRsnor( fci. Harlan, however, proved to hv th. more endurance, thru hit. i . off McGarrigle In the fourteenth "'""""S "P me long fray. It was big Jim Camnhn through with the deciding poke much to the delight of his rooting wife who as one of the features of the after- wiL,nw.,hhe matChed her volce its with a score of Pendleton men in the grandstand anrt h the exchange. " ,w" mj Both pitchers heiran n I that almost spelled d f " Z ZZ mJIv.8"? a Pltched ba the slats tilled the bases for stanfi.u u... H:rehT abie Harlan had not so mnoh ii, ever. He walked v. ."" w v.ouu ana vanan flhen Webb got on by the error tne bases were filled with i.. one down. Dickson breezed, but Mranahan laid the h.11 fh-st and Fred Hosidn ZZJ .1 !i .,,rri..:..., . " U UP I 10 aw all hands to ad-! ITt'r- Thla av" the Bucks! u " lney held until the sixth fB.Lh""" Hosklns ma the dr. .7n L Z " .Up- He 8in' and uuvwllu ttIlai went to third, it f.'.i. r . 1 . 1 i k... i'i?r 11 1 'Jll r' II" 11 1 ' "When Good Fellows Get Together" mi route, Dum fresh"rolH cigarettes of delidously mellow "M" o)(l "it 1 s o millions of ible to the wonderful, unions Tc ce comparable Of Hull " I .1 . n 11 1 1 -w. wv4iav. V ' Willi LlllS golden-brown, bright Vinnnia-NortK CV tobacco. vou Si 3 today you will experience a distinctive form of to bacco enjoyment. FREE An IUustated Booklet, show-' jng correct way to "Roll Your r . v " v-iaicucs, and a Dack ace Of riorarH- -II i .1 1 !r . to any addrea. 1 1 1 ' .' r i ' - ... w. u icuucst. ddre"K,.l " uurnam, Durham, R C. on an infield out. drawing o . which ..hi-V . " " . "au le8 cu l0 amole home JL ""I 1 to 1 When th "'"th a L?P" ' Markhm opened with 7 a,,u ""ions rollowed with two-sarkei- tn rf.i,. .. .. 1 rt .. .r . . "anam was m me Diate nut KtKK. j a !,. . " . "'""" "lew be nVhJ t0 third- "ald throw being bad and permitting seeming.y was to give the westenders In the last of the ninth the first two! v..,h.. ere easy out- Roscoe Collin. A,t PUt ln t0 pinch" r The La 8r swinSlns vainly twice, ban S6.emed a" over but the next ball connected with Vaughan's ana. om and gave him life at fi., started to steal second with thl h.,n i narian's han.. and iinr- -.i;.t. - .. . . out Th. ;".... was lnrown tlm" .' v""uluon or field, good . DLUllcu lo leave tn o ou THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY If f '1 I?OJ Wi I 111 ---T - V"i J I H ... J : sacr.fice hits. McGarri 8le; two base hits. Lnndwall, Stublis Campbell, Webb. Mcf!r,i.... hi., u,. . . mice ..n, v. nosKlns; stolen bafes C. wlf,"'!8 x?"n. Campbell, Lund- ho, J :;." 7"nam' Varian; first on -". on aicuarrigle 3 struck out by McGarrigi mil ls; wim pitches, hv yrf,,,,.,. . Paased balls, by Collins 2; lft on has t- i.- . ranahan to Coll anight, Lundwall assisted; hit bv tit,.h.r r. a.C'"n5-a)h"'ud; Harlan 7, 12. by Hnr. ins. un- ins At San Francisco First game Venice . . . Oakland fl , Second game: Vnle 4 10 Oakland 2 j At Los Angeles First game: "alt Lake 4 ,3 Los Angeles 1 5 Second game: 13 with the administration during which the defection of the Northwestern ( Trading company occurred. Much of jthe time of the convention has been given up to heated discussions of th's tnuitcr. uUt umpire uox called them back ruling that HarUn - iniS PUt Vailzhan .-..! mien f'nniA. anything of must ha w ,al lur ln8 exhibition of "."-j uancmg or Harold Brock and C.. I- married Bowling What! Harold Brock married? IBS, Didn't VOn hai.l ti. vw. , no our valedictorian, Eileen and they are tr.v.iu. Imu.J .1 . . - -.-.v..uB ..hThiTi c"unr3' giving lessons and " ol xancy dancing. TtriJi. BRITISH STEAMER IS SENT TO BOTTOM BY SUBMARINE THE ETHIOPK IS TORPEDOED W" THE CREW ESCAPE IX OPEN BOATS. LONDON, May 2 Th. n.in.h steamer Ethlope was torpedoed and unk by the German submarine U-24 while en route from Hull to London, U was announced The chief nffic. and 1 of the crew were rescued. The cmawaer are believed to be drifting In the open sea In small hn.i. m.. ivpaicnea ao not mention passengers "'"i aooara. me Ethlope was of eivu ions. Pounded the ball through third base h .1 KS' vauhan registered and then the real excitement started. Several times before the fourteenth It looked like the end was at hand out each time sensational am!, t.,J on ueieat. The Ruck. rnt . Sle and a double In the tenth but it brought them nothing. Charlie Hos klns opened the eleventh with a hit that bounded through the wire fence The ground rules permitted three bases lne mnner reached home and his mates tried to argue Umpire Cox in to permitting the hit to to for . ho mer. Hosklns was put back on third ia aiea tnere. In the twelfth. Pen - ,,.,cu Ule Dases with none uown out two little pop fouls and a timeout allied the opportunity. In ,u ""t or the 14th with two a,. xr- . . . . nn saieiy over third and men uampbeil got his two-sack smash that put over the winning run. By way or making the margin safe, Lund wall singled and scored Camnheil Fendleton got two on bases In the lat "i me lztn but a double play by -uiiuwau enaed the long game. or. Chessman. umpire, Cox, scor- ..i,.'?'5'. There are time, , shouiu assist nature. It IS now lin(l..r,.,bl.... . .vam s 10 Clense your ' ou will take H,,v. a... sanarill.i th i,j.,., ... -"r,"' i"S win be sue- fie. ., K..... """ V"'" P"n XL ' up 84 nothing else AUV. At ZJ7 AGlE' Stanfield N'orman, 3b Campbell, cf ... Lundwail, 2b .. C. Hosklns, c . , F. Hosklns. lb . Markham. ss Stubbs, If L. Markham, cf . Harlan, p AB R ..6 1 H PO ..7 ..7 . .5 ..4 ,. . .6 .. .6 First game: Seattle j Spokane 0 Second game: Spokane , Seattle l ..u eauie canea at end of 8th ........8 iu permit Spokane to catch train. At Abedreen First game: Aberdeen 2 7 Vancouver " i g Second game: Aberdeen , Vancouver '. . . . " , i At Tacoma . First game; Victoria Tacoma ) ) g Second game: Victoria Tacoma j Los Angeles NATIONAL mniT At Cincinnati Cincinnati 4 Pittsburg q At Chicago Chicago , j St. Louis j 2 7 "f.ls far 'GETS-IF When I Hava Corns Simple As Saying U. Swr l als k' '.Inn" 'T " ! EAST END LEAGl'E. 4 10 ( Free water Athena , . . Weston ., Helix .... Standing- of Teams. W. L. Pet. ' 7 3 .700 4 .6-00 4 .400 9 1 ffin ATHLlsA. ore., May 31. (Special.) Athena climbed a notch In the percentage ladder yesterday at the ex ZT "I ,He"' Wlnni" 'he VmV wV. . 8 a close ame and I.,."'!1 W" decl'vely by the local, -..t-. mo (ln. Brooks anrt were the batting star. f, I While Kniln,). or. a a . . . - xnorne I nenr arii.i u,,.-i- . ..... " lur II ei IX 8 11 fw your too In bund- .m.i- that rub .iff ... ... r w mit wi Stono Athena did the The score: R H E. 8 2 a . . P.11..1.. - u 'w-v-osnow, snick and King- Athena Helix . r" rlgl Toff-wh. iT w' rour corn "" jtr iiHin tin wlisre. 2.,c a bottl.. of fn L'e It for say "IruguUt, r9r. Itusalnn Drops Romlw RERLIN. May 29. A Russian air man dropped bombs on Johannlahurir east Prussia, but the extent of the damage is not known. I Totals 5J Pendleton R. Knight, 2b eiaon if S Varian, 3b 4 Webb, cf ,y Dickson, ss Stranahan, lb ( E. Knight, rf Collins, c 1 vaughan, c 2 McGarrigle, p j 4 10 42 8 AB R H PA A .7 0 2 2 4 0 10 1 2 t 1 10 0 t 1 17 0 3 0 10 2 1 2 FEDERAL LEAGUE. At St. Louis Pittsburg 4 11 0 St. Louis j a . At Chicago First game: I Kansas City g jo 0 Chicago 1 a 1 1 second game: Chicago 1 t Kansas City , , j ( S. Thorne and C. Thome. TV t" a Tr t si ... May By the ...o...i ot one score, the Mllton Freewater team defeated th- i... team here yesterday. The score be- . w. n. nenaerson and Rennlck composed the victorious battery, while . " ",,u "ouo worked for the UwrwiM , cX, Hi 0r llwt hy fe. Totals 42 Score by Innings: Stanfield it 000-00100 H 00100100 Pendleton R 10000000 n 00100100 2 7 42 21 ( 1 Q 0 0 0 2 I 0 1 0 1 J- 1 0 0 0 0 02 12 0 10 17 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At St. Louis First game: St Louis f Detroit Second game: Detroit 2 St. Louis 2 Second game ended In tie ln iev- enth Inning by agreement to permit Detroit to catch a train. 10 4 S 4 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. At Portland San Francisco Tortland ,,,, Sick Headache. 1 Mr- A- L. Luckle. East Rnrh..... N Y was a victim of sick headache uounuency, caused by a badlv weakened and deblllated condition of Ch. :Z "Lw"e". 8B ba takln. - .-.......,. xameta. Bhe gays. ''eaflanl o take, also Mm- r "cve, in a few Weeks' time I was restored to my former i" iieaun. For sal hv .11 -ii - wcniDIB, cnrf 5?"" T" C. OTOW. un.aH, May 27. L. r. ,-,. utiuuii-u ior re elect nn - - j ev he,.State Fttrmer''' Vni by" J. V. McCall, of Hay. Wash nn,' l""u io 06, and after the an nouncement of the ballot th. was made and carried hnt ... Call', election be made unanimous." The defeat of Mr. rvnw ,. ... . f.- jlr-l 1 1n ..iiii?Tifn 1 .... 1 si: mil ah J 1 r- I 1 1 - 1 i 1 r fliii COME TO.TIIE ROSE FES. TIVAL The Multnomah will b the Mecca of the Eastern Visitor Meet your friends here. Ber vice and accommodations better. Rates no higher. Rates to Yon JO roonw, jwr .. 11 iwi Km fr,m" wl,h b""1' Pr dJ 200 Iwlh, r day 2 K rs. prn la room, krt M dltloual 1.00 1 , . " n no Bum 1 t0 be an expression of dissatisfaction