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DAILY EAST ORF.GOXIAX. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1915.
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a V!doir,er chain.
These chains have no attachment to the
buttonhole but are worn from one rest
pocket to the other.
They may be worn in the upper or lower
pockets.
If a pencil or knife is carried on one end
of the chain it may be more conveniently
used by having the watch in the lower right
pocket with the pencil in the upper left
These chains are not only sensible but
very attractive and dressy.
We recommend the use .of these instead
of the fobs and old stvle chains.
Royal M. Sawtelle
Established 1S87
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SEU.S-n.OTO CIRCUS.
unarm in harness. One noticeable
feature was an exact reproduction ef
the mode of East Indian warfare. In
India 1000 female elephants are util
ized in government service and thfr
morning two of the Lucia Zora herd
! were seen drawing a huge cannon
Sells-FI.to ar,j noted for doing with correct military accoutrement,
thirss different and the elephants; There are five bands in the parade,
nj camels, instead of following eachj all vieing with each other in playing
other in solemn fashion, were driven, popular music and there were two cal
liopes besides nwirvy other attractions
to pleace the populace.
At the circus this afternoon there
are many old thlnKs and some very
new thiiuu to entertain the crowd.
There U liosa Kosalind for instance,
a real circus "find." a rider so won
derful that she agrees by her contract
to forfeit her day s salary if she fails
to do seemingly Impossible eques-j
trlenne feats. Then there are forty
clowns, funny as fun. Marguerite and
Ilavsy notes
of Pendleton
EDFF1L0 EILL CflXIT
WAR WILL BE AVERTED
train
J. S. Furnish, well known resident
who has been critically ill for some
time. Is reported to be very low today.
Captain Dutch Hecardo, who
lions and tigers with nothing more
than a ten-cent buggy whip, Lucia
Zora and her three herds of perform
ing elephants. Including Snyder, the
biggest tusker In the world; flocks of
monkeys, hyneas, trained horses, ac
robats, aerlallsta, the wild west show,
the big menagerie and any number of
other things.
.iccoruinK 10 cusiom toe cucus peo-,
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for reserved seats. They may be had. .., .... , 1 . '
at the Pendleton Drug Store.
Helix Man Operated On.
Max Hernoth of Helix was brought
In to St. Anthony's hospital yeNterday
to undergo an operation.
SMnncltl Woman In Hospital.
Mrs. J. C. Rhodes of Stanfield Is In
St, Anthony's hospital where yester
day she underwent an operation.
HAYES IS NAMED PLUMBIN3
INSPECTOR FOR THE CITY
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d all over the frontier world and'
who are worthy to perform at the
Round-up
COUNCIL XK!ltMS SKW AP
POINTMKNT SIHTOIDS
WITHKK, HKMOVKD.
At the meeting of the city council
last evening Frank B. Hayes, super
intendent of the water department.
was named also as plumbing lnspec-
tor to succeed W. R. Wlthee who was
removed by Acting Mayor Dyer. The
rev appointment was confirmed.
Last evening the first resolution
ealling for the grading of West Jack-j
son street from Matlock to Ray was
passed and the engineer was Instruct
ed to draw up plans and specifica
tions. The engineer was also au
thorised to establish grades on Ray
street In Irvington Heights. ,
The matter of sprinkling certain
streets In Pendleton as soon as the
sprinklers come was referred to the
street committee with power to act.
A petition from Damon Lodge No.
4, Knights of Pythias for permission
to repair Its building recently dam
aged by fire was referred to the fire
committee.
The street committee was Instruct
ed to build a sidewalk in front of the
George W. Temple property on Court
street and to declare the costs a lien
upon the property.
The house committee reported last
evening that it had placed JSOOO ad
ditional upon the furniture of the
city hall.
Miss Stone, daughter of I. S. Stone
of Athena, Is recovering from an op
eration w hich she underwent Tuesday
at St. Anthony's hospital.
l eaves for California.
Dr. Guy L. Poyden left last evening
for California where he will spend
s.me time. In San Francisco he will
attend the convention of the Ameri
can Medical assoc atlon this month.
lirwk Ilroiiflit Hack.
George Palutos, a Greek arrested In
Portland upon the Instructions of
Sheriff Taylor and wanted here on a
charge of assault, was brought up
from Portland yesterday hy Deputy
Sheriff Joe Blakely.
Leave fop California.
L. C. Rothrock, prominent retired
farmer, left Tuesday for Portland
where he will spend a few daya before
going to California. He will remain
in California about three months, vis
iting various points of interest before
returning home.
Cousins Are County Clerks.
Paul Bulfinch, formerly a Umatilla
county boy, spent yesterday In Pendle
ton en route to his old home In Wes
ton for a visit. Mr. Hulflnch Is coun
ty clerk at American Falls, Idaho,
and Is a cousin of County Clerk Frank
Saling.
Jailed for 12 l)ns.
Having imbibed too freely and,
while under the influence of liquor,
broken a plate glass window and en
gaged In several fights, Bert Mays
was arrested last evening and this
morning was given a 12 day sentence
in Ja I.
1 Oregon Theatre, Sunday, June 13
Italian Grand Opera Company
jj Formerly Lambardi Co. Presents
L TROVATORE
Dan Clark's Brother.
The leader of the wild west division
mmmiHimii'.
illilillitilillilllll'Ls of the -Sells Floto circus here todu
5 is a brother of Dan Clark, well known
H'0.-W. R. & X. livestock agent who is
Sg himself something of a buckaroo. The
5 , railroad man participated in the
H steer roping at the Round-up last fall
3 i and made a high record.
HAS STKADFAST FAITH IX PUF.S.
IDKNT WILSON IX PKK.S-
EXT CRISIS.
"1 have a great deal of confidence
In Pres.dent Wilson and feel that he
will do everything possible to avert
ar and yet maintain the dignity ot
the nation. And yet I am fearful that
we will be drawn Into It for It Is my
opinion that the ka.aer, knowing he
must eventually succumb to the allies,
would rather have It said of him that
It took the whole" world to defeat his
armies."
This was the statement made this
morning by Col. YV. F. Cody (liuffalo
Hill), who is here with the Sells-Floto
circus. Col. Cody Is much more Inter,
ested in the war than the average cit
izen, not alone because he has seen
military experience himself but be
cause he has personally visited every
town In Europe which has been tho
scene of military operations during
the present cunft'et. As late as 1908
he took his wild west show troupe to
the continent and showed at every
town of every importance.
On his European trips, Col. Cody
was the guests of kings and emperors.
He wears a watch today that was
given htm by King Victor Emmanuel
of Italy. In Berlin In 190 he was a
special guest of Kaiser William when
that warrior-emperor reviewed 40,
040 of his matchless troops. Buffulo
Bill has a great respect for the war
lord and his fighting machine and be
lieves It will be a long time yet be
fore he Is conquered.
Col. Cody discussed th's morning
the resignation of Secretary of State
Bryan. He regrets the action at this
time, he slates, but believes Bryan
acted only as he consistently could In
view of the part he has played In the
advocacy of peace. Huwever, Col.
Cody is a strong supporter of Presi
dent Wilson and personally takes the
stand the president does. "I am a
man of peace," he said, "but I do not
believe in sacrificing the nation's dig
nity." He does not think this countrj
is prepared to enter a war.
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5 Ladies'' night gowns, thvj
slip-over kind 49v. 60
Crepe or nainsook gowns,
trimmed in dainty em
' broidery, $1.50 vaL VSt
Ladies' sleeveless vests 5,
83, 10, 12V,.
Ladies' union suits, lace or
tight knee, 60 value 49
Compare our 36-in. taffeta
with any $1.50 val. S)Sf
Fine bleached muslin.... 5j
Ex. bleached muslin QVtt
Full size bed sheets.. 49
Children's hose supporters,
black or white, rubber
button 10
Ladies' cotton hose 5
All linen toweling...... SWt
Ladies' out size hose, fine
black lisle 25
Best quality gingham 8Vt
Red Seal gingham 10?
Men's black and tan sox 5
Men's heavy Rockford sox
for 5
Men's 75c value unions 49
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Men's muslin gowns, $1.00
value 49f
Fine muslin gowns, $1.50
value 9S?
Men's silk hats.... 49. 69
Men's canvas gloves at 5f ,
Leather faced gloves, long
or short 15?
Straw hats 49, 9, 98,
?1.49.
All leather gloves 4df,
69?, 08.
Bib overalls 49?, 69?, 83?
Heavy jumpers 49?, 69?,
83?.
Khaki pants, cuff bottom,
98?, $1.23, $1.49.
Men's harvest shoes $1.49.
?1.98.
Men's suits $6.90, $8.90,
$9.90, $12.50.
Harvest blankets at 98?,
$1.49.
Harvest quilts 98?, $1.49
Work shirts 25?, 39?, 45?
Handkerchiefs, white or
colored, large size at 5?,
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Ororon Postmasters Named.
WASHINGTON, une 10. Oregon
postmasters have been appointed as
follows: Gertrude Dowllng, Yauulne.
vice, J. Branch, resigned; Boy H.
Kinney, Alameda, vice H, V. Wilken,
removed; William H. Bartholomew,
Mohawk, vice II. J. Hammltt, re
moved; (ieoXK W. Itumnull, Ohtley,
vice L. U. FlrebauKti, resigned; Gertie
Johnson, Husanvllle, vice M. Mctlln
nls, deceased.
WILL START CASIPAIGX.
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from chautauquas or peace organiza
tions. The statement from Bryan lie
clared he would mnke every effort to
present his conceptions of the meth
ods that should be followed In dealing
wlth the present International situa
tion, i
Three Marrlajre Licenser.
A marriage license was issued yes-
r5 ' terday evening to George Francis
; Webb, a well known local machinist.
5 ; and Miss Marian II. Love, one of the
' Pendleton teachers. Two crcus day;
3 i licenses were issued today, the appll-!
H I cants being Carl N. Saltmarsh and
EH Minnie Holmes, both residents of Mc-1
g3 Kay creek, and John B. Beavert and
I Anita F. Howard of Stanfield.
Russian Salvago Turkish Cruiser.
ODESSA. Russia, via London June
10. The Turkish armored cruiser
Mcdjldieh. wh'rh was blown up by a
Russian mine near Odessa In the early
Part of April and went to the bottom,
has been raised and brought Into
Odessa for repairs. :
TO WHOM IT MAN CONCERN.
One person in every ten wearing glasses never have
them changed, because they were fortunate and found
some one who actually knew how to fit glasses.
In Pendleton and vicinity we have five hundred patrons
who are absolutely guaranteed that they will never have
to have their glasses changed except for the reading
distance.
We are here to make good.
Is it economy or good policy to buy glasses and eye
testing that will answer the purpose for a few months or
possibly three or four years?
D. N. REBER, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Note and Throat Suecialist. Schmidt Building,
Pendleton, Ore.
BY G. VERDI
Mil.;;,
New Costumes Gorgeous Sceneries
50c to $1.50
Advance sale opens Saturday, June 1 2th, at Pendleton Drug Co., 10 &. m.
Big Orchestra of Portland's Best Musicians Conducted by
LUIG1 GECCHETTI
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LONDON Sir H. H. Raphael,
(member of parliament, the only mil
lionaire serving In the ranks of the
( British army, has been promoted
j from private to corporal.
COPENHAGEN Advices from
E3 ' Austria say art treasures valued at
: nearly 15,000.000 have been moved
from the museum at Vienna and Bu-
PASTIME TODAY!
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ALASKA JACK
The Well Known Character Appearing Through Jack
London's Stories.
NOTED ALASKAN WITH AN INTERESTING LEC
TURE; EDUCATIONAL AS WELL AS ENTERTAINING.
THIS WONDERFUL TRIP TO THE NORTH PLUS OUR
REGULAR PROGRAM WITH NO ADVANCE
IN ADMISSION.
ALASKA JACK is a character used in many of JACK
LONDON'S stories. He knows the North Land intimately
and will provide a most interesting show, one that you will
enjoy and appreciate. DON'T MISS IT.
I KALEM PRESENTS THREE PART FEATURE
"Kings of Chance'
Featuring Marguerite Cortout.
A Western Picture of Exceptional Merit.
Admission, Adults 10c, Children 5c
j dapest to safer places.
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LONDON Practically all British
medical students are serving In the
Koyal Army Medical Corps and every
community Is short of registered doc
tlrs. LONDON The Infant son of a
British soldier waa christened
"George Kitchener Jelllcoe."
CARDIFF Cardiff street railway
workers pasaed a resolution agalnJt
the employment of women conductors
four of whom the company allow to
replace their husbands who went to
war.
LONDON Rumors say the war will
mean a reconciliation between France
and the Duke of Orleans Bourbon
king of France who Is an exile.
SMALL
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TO CHEAT
ONES
Uncorrected errors of refraction
are the cause of most eye trouble.
Proper fitting glasses In time con
serve your Cjcslnl't- There are
tens of thousands who waited too
long that would gladly pay any
price for good eyesight. The best
time to have your eyes fitted with
glasses Is when they first begin to
fall. If you have any reason to
believe that your eyes need atten
tion It will pay you to come at
once and have them thoroughly ex
amined. I have nothing to do but
fit and grind glasses and can refer
you to pleased patrons by the hun
dred. My prices for glasses are
not high.
DALE ROTHWELL
Exclusive Optician
American Nat Bank Bid;.,
Pendleton. Phone 609
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IF YOU HAVE FREQUENT HEAD
ACHES WHICH MEDICINES DO NOT
CURE; if you see distant objects more (or
less) clearly, or need to hold printed mat
ter nearer to or further from the eyes than formerly; or
need more light. If you have observed any of these
things, your sight needs the aid of correctly adopted
glasses to assist as well as preserve it.
Accurately fitted glases are only possible when the
sight has been scientifically tested.
We have every facility for doing this and exercise the
greatest care so that you may receive the utmost benefit
from wearing glasses.
A thorough examination and explanation of your con
dition will cost you nothing.
W. H. HILL
Optician
With Win. Hanscom, Jeweler,
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French Itujr We Cattle.
CHICAGO, June 4. Live cattle are
being shipped from this city to France
to furnish the allied armlea with beef
during the summer campaign. Agents
of one of the large packing compan
ies have been busy for a month buy
ing livestock physically fit to stand
an ocean voyage and as a result the
price of this class of cattle has risen
fl a hundred pounds.
Sixteen hundred live cattle were
shipped to Paris a week ago and a
consignment of 1000 waa dispatched
to day. The cattle will be shipped
to a French port, driven directly to
the battle front and slaughtered In
the trenches aa needed.
San FranclsCD la Shaken.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. Two
alight but distinct earth shocks were
; felt generally throughout the city. No
damage was reported.
I At the University of California at
I Berkeley, across the bay, where the
shocks were felt, Professor A. C.
Lawson, of the mineralogy and geol
; ogy department, who Supervises the
seismograph records, said that the
: tremblor was comparatively Inslgnlf
! I ant
I Observers at Lassen Peak reported
the volcano somnolent und that no
shake was felt there.
The Alta Theatre Today!
WE HAVE
The Girl Who Might Have Been "
A THREE PART DRAMA FEATURING BETTY GRAY,
assisted by a goo"d cast. This picture introduces several
novel and effective bits of business, and advances steadily
to a successful climax.
"THE FABLE OF TWO SENSATIONAL FAILURES,"
A good comedy written by George Ade, America's great
est humorist.
Vaudeville
The Great De Kolb 6 Co.
The Equilibrist Act Beautitul
Tomorrow Betty Bellairs in
"THE SPANISH JADE"