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PA CI DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY. JUNE 8. 115. EIGHT PAGES OffillMIHlE SPO RTS r j V-Z !,! For Infants nnd Children. lillS ANTICIPATING Pi WITH GHEAT MTEBEST If I V! Al. 0,lOL J i'KH flAT AN egriaUo Prrpsribn LrAs s:nn!niii!5tjx-r;frtu!a ft - "is. k n.-ss and Resi.Cor.ntas KiSw OpiiaiuMjrphuH: ntrMccral Not Narcotic. Jt AV Apcrferi Retrwdy forCmtsfif tton . Sour futinrh.Dlarrhua 'Wornis.fom'alssnisjnTnst ncssaULoss or Sleep. TacS'urele Sifurar of NEW YORK. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Al) IF Use For Over Thirty Years fwjPS iaii w 1 iiPliii Elct Copy of Wrapper. tiiwmiMnT, mranenr. II. I), kiniball passes AnJ. SALEM, Ore.. June 4 Information was received here that H. D. Kimball, I founder of Kimball College of The-1 ology of Willamette University, is' dead at Pasadena. Cal. Death wasl raused by cerebral hemorrhage fol-! lowing an attack of pneumonia. j Dr. Kimball was born in New York,' ear Troy, and was ordained in the Troy conference of the Methodist I'piaoop.il church about 50 years n'-to. He was president of Kimball College' until last autumn when he went to' Pasadena. Dr. Kimball came to Sa-! lem from SpokHne about nine years ago, having been pastor of Vincent j church there. He was 75 years oldj and is survived by his widow, Mrs., Ludla D. Kimball. I i Wedding Is Big Surprise. WALLOWA. Ore.. June 4. Much to the surprise of their many friends H.B. Haisten and Miss Lela Mitchell, both of Wallowa, quietly left town and were married in Portland, by the Rev. J. E. Youel, of the Spokane- avenue Presbyterian church. Mr. Haisten is in the furniture and un dertaking business here and has been coroner of Wallowa county for sev eral years. Miss Mitchell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, formerly of Cuba, graduated as a nurse from ern hospital. PACIFIC COAST I.KVtilK. At San Francisco R. H K San Francisco 1 1.08 Angeles 1 I I Postponed game. VKT KX1 TOWNS AUK. EAGER1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. TO MAKE EVENT BIGUEST At Pittsburg K. H. E. OF ITS KIM). I Pittsburg I 0 Brooklyn 1 10 2 Committees inert to Discuss plans for At St. Louis County Fair state Veterinarian at Philadelphia 8 1 Hcniuxtoii InsiMX-bi Registered St. Louis 4 7 i Swx-k SiMrt.siiKii Enjoy Salmon Chicago-New York game postpon nulling Othor Xcvs Notes. ed; wet grounds. j Cincinnati-Boston game postponed; (Special Correspondence.) 'rain. HKKMISTON, Ore., June 8. A committee from several of the pro- NORTHWESTERN IiEAGl'E. gressive organisations of the Umatilla At Tacoma ' R. H. E. project and Hermiston went to Stan-j Tacoma ...6 10 1 field Friday evening where they con-! Seattle 0 7 4 ferred with the directors of the coun- At Vancouver ty fair which is being anticipated with Vancouver 5 " 2 much enthusiasm In the west end of) Aberdeen . .'. 0 i 3 the county. The committees were as follows: Fruit Growers' association, AMERICAN LEAGUE. A. E. Robb and W. T. Sellers: Dairy! At p..i,J ' "it u w tnow assoi'iation, v . II. Swayze, H. Boston M. Straw and C S. McNaught; Jersey, Chicago". ". Breeders' association, Geo. Cressy and At Ww York- . . .1 . . .0 Detroit . S 8 New York 1 i At Washington Washington 8 10 Cleveland J At Philadelphia St. Louis 4 12 'hiladelphia 1 7 4 Bantam Fighters are Is the Thomas She was an east- How we do love an Idle person wha comes along and bothers us when we are busy! ike Gasoline of Quality Red Crown the straight refinerj' gasoline Standard Oil Corapany (California) Tftidleton Thomas Haddox; Hermijljn Commer oial club, F. R. Reeves, Henry Sum- merer and H. T. Fraser. Dr. W. H. Lytle, state veterinarian, is here from Salem, making officiul tuberculin tests of the registered bulls owned by the Jersey Breeders' Association. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wahlo, of As toria, spent the week end In this city en route to their home from West- riaM V T Thai, .viala 1A .Tin a ........ ,.... ......... . .1..! . . . . . . country by auto as far at Hermiston. HOlll KeSdV TOT the UO arhnA .1..... If. . .ll I - r n . bit.- duiu iiicii ini. invy n .11 leave in a few days f.r Portland where they will attend the Rose Show Billy Mascott of Portland and before returning to Asto.ia. Jockey Bennett of Pendleton will fin- Mrs. Geo. Patterson of Irrigon, who ish their real training for their Wed- has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. nesday night bout this afternoon with Frank Harrison, will leave the fi.-st t fast workouts in the Commercial of the week for Portland where she gymnasium. Tomorrow they will rest will visit several weeks with her up fr the strenuous evening go. mother, Mrs. H. T. Irvln. Mascott was the drawlne card at J. H. Strohm, accompanied a ship- the gymnasium yesterday afternoon ment of his hogs to Portland Satur- an(j tj,ere were manv fisht fans pres- ay. ent to watch him work out. Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hawthorne Evans. Portland liehtweicht who Is of Irrigon entertained a number of pett'ng into condition for a bout at tneir Hermiston trlenas at bunaay . eston during the Pioneers' Picnic. dinner, which was followed by a mj- is working out with him and they tor party on the Columbia river in 1 furnished some livelv entertainment their new motor boat. Among the hen they mixed it for a few fast Hermistonians who motored down in rounds. the party were Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mascott is a youngster of 20 and Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. ?. W. Bohit.,lag onl. heen , the fiKht game for and little aaugnter, Mr anu Mrs. j. M. Strohm, Dr. and Mrs B. G. Monk- man, Mrs. S. R Oldaker and R. C. Walber. The dance given last evening 'n Donovan's hall by the baseball club was a most delightful affair. A large number of folks attending pro nounced it a great success. While the salmon run in the Uma tilla river has been very much light er the past two weeks ths.n the two former weeks, sportsmen have had several successful trips to the favor ite fishing spots below the Three Mile falls near the diversion dam. Sever al parties from Stanfield, Echo, Her miston and Umatilla took their lunch, es and had a quiet Sunday along the Umatilla Banks. year. Dur ng that time, howev'er, I he has demonftrated he is a comer and I his friends declare him on the high I road to a championship. Jockey Bennett has got down to j pond fighting trim. He has all the ad j vantages of Mascott in ring experi ence Dut lias an extra lo years 01 age to take with him into the match. Mascott is pitting his youth against the veteran's experience. Did any one else ever fell you that your troubles were of any consequence? 1 Sportland Sparkles DemomsirafioE of Motor Car Operation & Lubrication An opportunity for motorists, to get posted on the operation and lubrication of their cars. Stripped chassis of White and Ford Cars on exhibition with housings of motor, transmission and rear axle cut away so that the mechanical operation and lubrication can be seen. All working parts in action. Automobile engineer in attend ance. All are cordially invited. Now Going on at the J. T. Brown Furniture Store, opposite Hotel Pendleton. This Demonstration Will Con tinue Until Saturday Evening June 12th. Open Evenings Standard Oil Company (California) The Breeze from our fan makes you com fortable and satisfied with life. Attach it to a fixture In your home and you'll feel as cool and contented as on the front of a fast moving boat Buy one, stay home and keep cool during the heated spell. J. L. Vaughan S31 Main St. Phone 13 Amusements What the pres3 agents say about Pendleton's pres ent and coming attractions. losing wiifisf Fdr 118 Pound Championship of the tyrthwest. OREGON THEATER, PENDLETON ORE., WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 9, 1915. Commencing at 8 :S0 P. M. 20 ROUNDS MAIN EVENT 20 ROUNDS JOCKEY BENNETT Of Pendleton, 118 lbs. BILLIE MASCOTT Of Portland, 118 lbs. SIX ROUND SEMI-WINDUP Joe Farrell, of Pendleton, 115 Jimmie Hayt of Pendleton, 115 The curtain raiser will be featured by a battle royal be tween five colored gents: Tar Baby, K. 0. Gans, Choco late Kid, Snow Hall and Young Jackson. Winner takes fill, every man for himself. t nin!i!oe Scats $1.50. General Admission $1.00 Tkkch on sale at Welch's Cigar Store. Clmis Day I Thursday. "It can't be done," said the office boy. "the city editor's busy." "But it can be done ' the tall man with the bald head vaa Insistent. "Besides, I havent unfolded my scheme yet. And to tell the truth, I might as well inform you of It as any body else. You know I'm Naked Brain, the press agent, and I'm here to let the whole world in on the be cret that the Sells-Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill's Original Wild West is coming here for a one day's engage ment Thursday, June 10, at the same old price of 25 cents general admU s!on, including a seat. Every man, woman and child In the ci'y must be informed of the fact that we've got the biggest and best circus In the world, and so I've gotten the idea of a little free exhibition " "Somepin' free?" the office boy was Interested. "Something free," came estatlcally from Naker Brain. "It is this; As you do or do not know, among the curiosities of our menagerie Is a blood-sweating behemoth of Holy Writ. The Holy Writ hasn't anything to do with the exhibition I Just threw that In for the rceuery. But think of It! A hippopotamus that sweats blood! And here's the idea. Just as an exhibition to be given by this paper, we'll have the blood-sweating behemoth come diwi. here on circus morning and iweit blood for the multitude on the steps of the office How's that, eh, wot." The office boy giggled. "Sweat blood, eh?" he asKed. ''Say, see the composing room tl.ere trying to crowd down eighteen column! Into two And do you see the Managing Editor trying to cut that column story to three stick? See that, don't you?" The press agent squinted. "I ee If "Then whatta you want to bring that hippopotamus down here for? You can find somebody sweatln' blood around this place about elitlon time any oid day of the year without I r'n-r n' no Holy Writ 'animals In to make It worse. But say, I wouldn't b-t that interfere with you pllppln' me The Pendleton Tigers (colored) have been heard from again. They will play the Nolin team next Sunday at Round-up Park and will play the Pendleton Moose on June 27. Also, be It said, they are preparing to hurl a challenge at the Pilot Rock Peb bles, winners of the Blue Mountain pennent. Ptanfield is the latest town In the county to organize a tenn s club. Courts are to be built at once In the lark near the depot. The following members have already been secured: C. C. Carr. n. W. Yates, (.'has. Hoo gard, John Heavert, F. E. Schmidt. 1 F. p. Riley. W. H. Riley, J. W. Heck ' man, Ralph Hi.lto, p. H. L'ucholz, W. j C. O'SulIlvan. J. It. Cromb, G. L. Dun j ning. Walter Smith. S. N'. Bobo, Don Pruitt, Ivan Dunning. W. E. Smith C. H. Naylor, W. C. Howard. Fred Hoskins and Norman were I the butting stars of the 4 to 0 game , Stanfield won from Hermiston Fun j day. Hoskins clouted out four hit I in four trips to the plate and Norman clicked out three In four times up. The two got seven of the eight hits I credited to their team. j Raid IXtalls Are Secret. LONDON, June 4. Details of the Zeppelin raid over London on Mon day night are still being withheld from the public, on account of the rigid censorship. A coroner's Jury sitting today In the case of two victims of the raid rendered a verdict that they had met I their death by suffocation and burns, I "the same having been ordered by some agents of hostile forces." The ! persons In question were Henry I Good and his wife, i GENEVA, June 4. There wai 1 great rejoicing at Frledrlchshafen, tne headquarters of the 'Zeppelin balloon works on Lake Constance, the town being gaily dpcorated with flags In , honor of the first aerial attack on London proper. Many congratula tory telegrams wers received by Count Zeppelin. final blow fall on the head of the Teu. tons, Kaya Andra gathered from the Heavens. He says; "The Gereman emperor was born under Aquarius. This signifies soli tude, desertion, exile and sickness. The year 1915 will bring him terrible reverses, notably In June, July and December. But his definite downfalls will only occur during the first half of 1916, and It will entn'l the exile of the kaiser and his family." Kaya Andra says the stars tell him this about Franz Joseph "The Lion, the Bull and the Scor pion, uniting, their baleful Influences have condemned him to a Joyless end, and his throne and empire will be annihilated after a sanguinary revo lution In this year of Grace. 1915.'' Kaya Is still at I'lcardy, telling the fates of the Indian "Tommies." He has studied the heavens since his youth and ought to know. JO ft America's Greatest Cigarette !llllllllllilllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllV A Bank of Personal Service You will not always be able to save money, because you will not always be able to earn it. Save now while everything is favorable and build up a reserve fund to fall back on when your earning capacity ceases, as it surely will. We pay interest on savings ac counts and time deposits. American National Bank Stronfeit Bank In Caitern Oregon IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHNHIIIIllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllinilllUINIIIIIiriTir, 'iti'iiiiimiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii! HANG OUT YOUR ' HOROSCOPE OP KAISER AND EMPEROR JOSEPH 18 DARK LONDON, May li. (By Mall to ! lster gobs of gloom are In store for Kaiser Wllhelm and Emperor Franz Joheph. The horoscope of the Hohenielloern and Hapsburg monarch come to London today from Plcardy, a little village behind tha British lines In Northern France. Kaya Andra, Brahman occult, an aged, bony white bearded person drew It from the stars and moon and told it to all the In dian troops. Ho tracled to Europe with the Indians when they came to flirht the Germans. 1 H E--3 3 M r-3 The Ice wagon has started making regular daily, in- ii eluding Sunday, tnps to residences Hang out your card by 7 a. m. as the wagon will make but one trip daily, and that in the forenoon. If you have no card stop the driver and ask for one. Pondlofon IcoQGoltl Sforogo Go. 2 Hi li 3 r- 3 !;;! N -3 !!!H!III!H!(I!!IH!!II1I!!!!I liiiliilllliilliiiliiylliililililill liiliiliil ti.i-m two tl ket you pron.lf.ed! The first half of 1JU will see the