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EIGHT PAGES 'DAILY EAST OfXr. OMAN. ffJDLETOK OREGON. .'MONDAY, .JUNE 1 J. ini.. PAGE 1 1VK Qj 1 BETTER "PEMECO" MEATS Clean and Wholesome Beef Roasts Pork Roasts Select Steaks Choice Mutton Chops Sugar Cured Hums Sugar Cured Bacon Fancy SmokecLShouIders.. FRESH FISH Salmon Halibut Smelt Halibut Cheeks Shad Shd Hoe Norway Slackerel KNIGHTS PICKLES, SERVICE The Central market 33 TWO PHONES INSPECTION SCORE 86.6 KASTEND'tBACrE. ftonthnf of TOuns. W. L. Prt Athena 8 4 .tn Freewaler 7 i .fc8S Weston 5 7 .417 Hells 4 g .tU .tu Takes- rd. ATHENA, Ort. June H. (Speclali). fltiwnni mm llimmmxnii; lliililiiin- COSY! ..THEATRE.. 11 """77- -n rirmni'-T . "r"" Today! 10t 5 p SYD. CHAPLIN m In fl "GUSSLES m WAYWARD PATH:' j A Keystone Comedy ; Elbert Hubbard, his :3 last picture before the f Lusitania horror. MUTUAL WEEKLY 11 ex. ' i 5 i I i m THE WINGED MES- SENGER A 2 reel feature s A DOUBLE EXPOS- H ; URE, p 3 A good comedy drama. ma 3 g $1000.00 contest closes g Wednesday at noon; O Boost your candidate. COSY THEATRE M FEW SACKS LEFT Best Grade Berry Buy your lummer't supply now. Sugar. Canned Milk Dozen 90 Table Ketchup Gallon Jar ?1.00 Salad Oil Gallon Tin Sfl.OO Fresh Vegetable, Fruits Berries, etc., Monday. EVERYTHING TO EAT. ALSO, WE SELL FOR CASH FOR LESS. THE SPECIALTY Fhone 476. Next Door to QUALITY SELECT FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Asparagus, 2 lbs. 25 New Beets, 3 bunches 10 New Carrots, 3 b'nch's 10 Cabbage Greeng, 3 hds. 25tf Green Onions and Radishes 2 bunches 5f New E. Ohio Potatoes, 6 pounds 25f Bermuda White Onions, pound 10 New Crop Turnips, lb... 3 New Peas, 4 lbs. 25 String Beans, lb 15 Red Raspberries, 2 boxes 25 Ripe Bing Cherries, box 10 OLIVES, RELISHES. QUALITY SANITATION 173 Athena wtepiieU Imo the lead 'm the Kast End League yenterday by feat ing the r rew ater-TUIIton team liere 4 to I. This whs the allowing ef He ilxs prmesi or a name played with Milton, K'rw the ttrtiena team a -game the better f 1he mce. The wteather was Ideal tfir the Kame yesterda-y and a large crowd sawthe home boys win. The mime wsm tied up t-i un 111 the fourth when Athena pot an- otner a-mws. ".Nlek " Williams was Athena'a tnftttng tni, getting three safe blon im four trips up. Th score; R. H. K Athena . 4 4 Kreewater - 2 4 Patterle ?oshow, f-hlck and King; flartholtimew and Ic.lck. Wt-swm Itrtu. Helix. HKL1X. fire., Juim 14. (SpecWl.) In a hotly tsuitestea game here yes renlay, the 'TOeston nun defeated the home boys. 7 to S. O'Harra and Wood worked for ttt- visitors, while 1 Tlei.'e, Thorn and Tk irne cumposwd the tiattory fm Hi'llx. liiiited Stair, firms nave farnlshct sver 40 per cent of tli electrical ma nfilrwry and sun'Mes -wed In Brazil. ; rt tikt throngh any .wiiicentrated ef tmrt. It was because tJte street rail way d light iwid power systems in vwhms cities an-, unthtr the manage mit nif AmerVans. lr Rent for tlici-uminer. '! ti five rMint tage, rom plctefy 'furnished. limiH-e 207 Per klmr mrwiie. -Qod Coot oum) Vood Our tKotJc Hprtnws coal burns clean giving you more keat etxl less lrt for your money. Oood dry wsod that dovw't boll, tut burns. Also labs nnf iAndllng. Protect yourself from cold s.nd cost order from B L. Burrosrbs. ihone B. Adv. KIks' TU(t T)T ry. IVndletoa lsidge No. IS8. H. P. O. Klks. will hiltl Its annnal public Flag Day exert lr 'iu lodge room Monday , evening. Joo 14. commencing at 5 C'clork. AfJ tiwinbers. their families and friends -uivlled to be present Advj rOMMfTTEE. XotJ nr to Irrmr". If yM have h t or alfalfa hay for sale, call oi J'eil'and Bros, avans fer. 647 Main strwet-Adv. Pure Cane Red Letter CASH GROCERY Quellt Caft. 628 Main. t Ot Advertising in Brief JIA'I I1H. Per line fl rat tinner tlim toe il'T .'kn. sillitilonitl lna!roa. . . . .V J'triUie, r fci.mh 11 J .No locals wien forbwtlian ii.'.c. t'utnt 6 ordinary wivi to line. 1-tw-ali will not be lkon over tti phuu nod Kmlttaure mint screw- , puiiy enter . k For fuel facie five,. For Trent, ' house, 7W rouble, IJWv". For :ale Kmiill money safe. trW iFor -rent Jloaern tssi room bouse. Vhne :n. Auily John " Vert. WaKt-JtW,nian or-glrl to da trftn- ial housework. Phono 268J. Oreton Life, best tor Orers,iaA See l T. Mv nit ..! Varlat. -j -j, . 1 n 1 . , vih.i. Joha Rownberg, 'Court tret m-atehmaker end jeier. All wor suaraeteed. 'FoT ile-r( room bungalow, nood 'JofAtlan; also furnltnr-:. Call ':Tulf?-.! tllhose Stable. 5 Bowing wasted by -expert ceam- treat. All work guaranteed. 1 Prices ruaiblf, vJirs. Bell, in W. WeU trett. Telephone 1JM. Old papers for sale; tleO In bundles. Oood for starting fires, etc. 10a bund!. This office. Wonvan twirled for feneral houe' work. (tM wages' v-t right a' iy. Ste.ad.Vjit'-'. "C:" For rent liojcrn fii room: hwinKe and .ga4tfl. ;Xas, ihve place, nil e yattl -Imtulre "L"tttils oftlcp. Very many people desire to buy lands lu eastern Oregon:. What he you lo offer, and price? N. Berkeley. War.k.Ml-Xiaii and .tmlfe wltliox:t nhlldron to . board and -room lniori vate family. Address this offtea Wanted r Position on ranch '. v middle fged lajly. JJo rejections io distance or ather woman. Hnutii 3d, Seniiv. ilitldle aged . wjtman l'iousekeeer wants uutltlou. Vi ,uAotUn cuuntry. Anna tLee, . 2St Jeffersu. Portland. Ore. j "Mutt" Ukes 'the big .loads ,uf "Jeff" shuws the speed. Penlaa Bios, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture .an aiut storage warehouse Office 64? Main street. Phone 119. 1 Stenmer -J. X. "f !l leavss Umatilla; Wetlnesday m.tnilmt, June s at )0:lol few dayB r)(,fcre the opening pro a. St., for S'ortlant and inkermadlutej' He bfPn connected witn porto. Fure 12.50. Beautifo: scenery., .Mft W(rk fT eVeral years and is re cool nnfl ch'an. U natllla l-ock -andl.,.,,. A , Ih Btri,nEet Plat- TranKer l u, agen s, Umatilla. S For Rale, Very Reasonable. Motlern 7-room house and 7 'lots about il bleat off psved streets. Suit- able lir chicken raising and garden ing, inquire "Mrs. C. A." thlt office. A dr. Ru.snn l.rw. Cat. BEKllt.N", Jiine 14 General Von l.litsenflon's artoy has crossed the Dnelstei river "fai Gftllcia and cit the communit-ation if the't-usHlan a-'ttnies 'in Gallch. and Bukonti-a acceding. no offlcli4. announcement here. Ger nians art still iiur-siilng the Rust ians w-treating from ttanislaii. Iji frnntl Hanker '-Iknul. t,.V GtwANDE. June 14. J. a Thorsen. Ti2 years old. lor tle past 10 j'ears easier of the F.l gin National Hank and one of Itie best known bankers jf east ern Oregon, died after an oper ation for avpemlirttls and com pThation nf diseases. His case hn been bopeless for several daTn A'nout 30 Ttenrs bk Mr. Tnor sen came to this country horn Sweften and carried a hod at Pern PennTiess, he went to Klondike in tie gold rush, but didn't strike it lucky and return ed to l.a Gran'V und commenced to bulV.I up a Tiirtune for him self. J. W. ScrTber. former Iji Grande hanker slaked him and hp mad good, and It was Mr. Thorsen who unnsciotHtly, by tincoverlng some worthless pa pers, brotigh to pititc attentii hich ! Mr. PorihT's financiering. hfKl wrecked the Farmers' Traders' National Hunk sevral year ago. s URIC ACID SOLVENT l'Jor ltliciimaU-.nl and Kldncj Trouble 36 CENT J10TTI.E (32 OSl) Fit HE. Just because you start the day woiyti'd and tired, stift legs ant arms Mid muscles, un aching head, burn- i ing wnl bearing down pains Ir the la" worn out before the day be gins, do not think you have to stay' In :hid condition. 'j Iioae sufferers who are In and out u' lied half a dozen times at night appreciate the res., com fort and strength this treatment gives. 1'cr any torm of bladtlcr trouole or weakness. Its action is reuHv won- iLer'Ul. e strong, well and vigorous, with no more rains and stiff joints, sure fuseLes, rheuiuatlc suffering, achlnr back, or kidney or blailder troubles To provo The Williams Treatment ci.miuers kidney snd bladder diseases rheumatism and all urlo acid trou bles, no matter how chronic or stub born. If you have never used The Wil liams Treatment, we will give one dOc bottle (32 dosesl free it you will cut out this notice and send it with your name and address, with 100 to help pay distribution expenses, to The Dr. Vi. A. Williams Company, Dept 2615. New P. O. Puildlng, East Hampton, Conn. Send at once and you will re ceive by parcel post a regular 50c bottle (32 dosesl, without charge and without Incurring any obligations Ond bottle only to a family or address. ' LOCAL PEOPLE I WPE1II1IG 1 Clip WEEK (BT iW. McDANlEL ) Advance Mgr. Elll&on-YVhite Coiniiuny A spirit of x:o-vueratlon and a feel ing of combined reaolve fills thet mimijhere in Pendleton as the opening day of the hig Pendleton Chautauqua drawn nearer and nearer. Lawyer, husineas 11141 d, mlnlxtera, society lead ers, all are doing their utmost to make the assembly In Pendleton tiiis ever oeen. .c- - " asur.u, a every linm .... the entire ally Ib continually boosting from morning until night. The women of the city are doing ! splendid wurk lining up the ticket I sale in vacuus portions of the town. Business men are leaving their work In full rHalr friend. an(t neiuhtutrs what the oomlng chautaugua Is Jind will mean 4n them. It is this spirit ot resolve that Is going to make the Pendleton ittiautauqua this season -an unparalleled success. KeaiiriBethut every community Is benefitted by a Chautauqua, the. live wires of Pendleton are uniting in every poasils wa' in order thui W ey may be Influent al In brinidng pros perity to Itiieir city. The churches have Joined hands with the other In stitutions. All are working in har mony. The combined efforts of all the various groups and axxorlations Is working wnnders in bringing busiiw-ss mutters t.a. X'loae. Arrangerm-nts are lieina made for ' special ban'iuets and entertainiB-nts tt ur -" Ing their stity in Pendleton. Nothing definite has yet been given out, but the . business organizations are at work on tnear plans. Supt. Klirney Jlillt-r. who will nsr-e charge of the platform work here, sent the following meHsace to Pendle- I ,,,n workerr iOda : Tell Pesriieton boosters that we have heard f their valiant efforts. Talent anxious to reach their city and Htate they si: exert themselves more than ever to-please the good people of Pendleton. "The--program for Pe ! dleton is the 'best ever." snnt MillM will be in the city a . vw. -et. He is a itrada- ate of Wlllairrelie 1'niversity and has 'lieen engaged s an educator in the tnate for many sessions. He nas pian- tied a series oT special entertainments tni Pendleton that will undoubtedly -(,d much w-st L. the entire program. Mrs. U A. Itobinsim. morning hour awiurer. will ainar- the morning of Wednesday. Juw 13. She is to deliver heT famous leonire. "The I-weating iSttsiem of Great Britain and Ameri ca.' While at Fresno. California, sne banouets by society leaafrs an(, M f.,vrite WHh all worm n's organizaHns. She is one i if Us stronger fenVuiine platform ar tists in the west. Having traveled exirnSvely she is Highly entertaining and in Kreat derrjatiU w hereve? she Is boot-eo with the Ciiaotauiua. Her Wtniw- nn Thursday morning. June i:'4. is V- lie the mrted. "The Passion i Play it ilieramirj-gus " I By reqvicst Mrs. Rornnson is to de liver the lecture, "N'Htunal Richte I oiisnese'" when sho aum-ars in I'n ' dleton. This is one 'f the most ai- pealing nirning sour vieeiures inn talented woman is presenting to Chau tauqua aniUrnces In the -west The penh- of the llow nati'ins and many other kindred subjects are to be handled le Mrs. Ruttinsisi. Various women in ftie city are making ar rangements to hold spria-i 'banquets during the wek in her hmwir. This is but .me of the many series of excellent prr.grams to he etven when the Pendleton Uhaiaautiua npeiis for a week of unsurpassed en tertainment beginning the evening of June .22 with II Magical FU or Boston. Jt- (Continued on Page 3.) The jouig ladies cf the Fredda Seegrus Kei t'luh will naet this even ing .it the home of Miss Eina Muniin. - 1 Lewis street. Mrs. H. Stewart and liule gninti ilaughler, Mercell, left yesterday for l'ortland and Tillamook for a week's visit with relaties. Miss Lrfiverne Wissler, Pendleton's representative in trie O.-W. H. & S Co.'s feature of the Rose Festival ar rived home last evening from Port in ml. Mrs. Oeorge Gray has returned to her home at La Grande after a vNtt with her parents in this eity. The n. Y. P l' of the Raptist church will hold a social tonight in the basement of the church and In vites all young people of the church uid congregation. The Children's Pay exercises at the Methodist church, last evening were well attended, the auditorium of the church being packed. A most excel lent program w;is rendered- The drills and musical numbers were es pecially good. Mrs. Hagar sung very sweetly "The Children's Friend," touching all hearts. The little men and maids In "The Rainy Day Bri gade" captivated the audience. "Am erica." sung by young ladies dressed: In white and wearing wreaths and1 sashes of the National colors, was' well received Space forbids specl.il mention of all the good things but thanks are due to those who had the. program In charge. I ERSQIIAL MENU A. C. Hemphill Is here from Pilot ' Kock today. I A. H Daubner has returneil to 'Pendleton from his ranch at flooding, Idaho. Klmer Reeves Is among the wext end I water users here today to appear in I court . 1 Robert Thorn of Hermlston was here Saturday to collect bounty on coyote scalps. j Deputy Sheriff Joe lilakely is In the east end of the county today serv-: Ing papers. I I O. D. Teel, well known Echo Irrl gatlonist. Is here today attending the water hearing. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. fl. Bowman, Earl nnd Jack Bowman of Idaho Falls, are j registered at the St. George. j I H. It. Perrln is up from the wet ; end of the county today to appear In the water adjudication hearing, 1 Albert Quinney, son of Rev. Charles Qulnney, arrived this morning from Anaconda, Montana, for a visit. j ' W. C. McKlnney and Brooke Dlck- son spent yesterday on Meacharn creek and returned with the limit In their baskets. George T. Cochran, eastern Oregon water superintendent, is here today from La Grande to attend the hear ing before Judge Phelps. 1 SICKNESS INSURANCE PROPOSED FOR WORKERS ' WASHINGTON, June 11. The fea- aibillty of a system of slcknes insur ance for the United States and for states, by which wage-earners would be enabled to meet the expenses of ill-health and the various health pro moting agencies be stipulated In the prevention of disease among Industri , al workers, has been the subject of ' Investigation by members of the staff of the federal commission on Indus trial relations and the U. S. public i health service here. ' A system of sickness Insurance sim ilar to those in operation In European ! countries, states the report, Is based ' upon the principle that the Insured wage-earner, by sma'll weekly pay ments that are supplemented by pro ! portionate payments rorn employers ! and from the government, will be en abled to receive weekly cash benefits and medical and hospital service for himself and his family in times of .sickness. Employers, employes and the public will thus have a definite fl ' nancial incentive to reduce the am ount of sickness, and the preventive cigencles now at work will be afforded ,.a field for closer co-operation with industrial and trade union organlaa- FACE COVERED WITH PIMPLES ALL HER LIFE But Ms A Tree Got a 'Beautiful Com pltsion ' at a Cost of Only $2.00 yn:.23, 1914: "Ail mj life my face was covered completely with a mass of pimj)ie8..oiaeKftcaasand blotches. I spent a kit f money on numerous remedies aid trcatuients without success and no relief at .al). I tried so many thiugs that I wa afraid my case could not be cured, fiirtinol Ointment and Resinol Soap seemed to do me good right from the first. I used two jars of r.esinol Ointment im1 some Resinol 8osp, th total cost beljig only $2.00. and this completely eued my case. My skin is without a llenu sh and I am the pos sessor of a U'autiful complexioa.'' (Signed) MaU'D .Ayrcs, Stone Moun tain, 'a. Every droeVist ells Kesinnl Posp and Resinol Ointnrot, and physicians have prescribed thou for twenty yean in He treatment of wzema and ether tormenting skin troubles. Baking Helps Valaable Suggestions ' By Mrs. Kr.'ada Jn.t, Exf-onmt 0) the Art of licking, as taught by Mrs. Janet McKcnzie Hdl B.lplnl Cake Maklni Rlats Always sift flour and KC Baking Powder at least three times. The more sifting, the lighter the cake. Remember that! To cream but ter and sugar quickly, warm the sugar slightly. Beat yolks of eggs with rotary beater. Whip whites of eggs with flat spoon whip. Water makes lighter cakes; milk makes richer cakes. To mix a cake, first cream but ter and sugar thoroughly, then add yolks, if used. Then alternately add moisture and flour that has been sifted with baking powder and stir until smooth and glossy, adding egg whites after thoroughly mixing. AUayt use k' Clinking Powder . Biscuit Helps Always sift flour and KC Baking Powder at least three times. Have shortening cold and firm. Mix dough as soft as it can be handled. The softer dough goes into the oven, the lighter the biscuit when it comes out. It is easier for K C Baking Powder to do its work in soft than in stiff dough. Mix biscuits very little. Do not knead. Stir tip with spoon or knife and press in shape to roll on floured board. With K C Baking Powder re sults are sure and certain. Ask your grocer for K C. 89 m 1 ANOTHER yanliolionliiUci 1 jr ' -l , sneciai Laatsw Yea, these are the same good values that we have been selling irs fast as they arrive and today's express brings us the largest as sortment yet received, comprising Tub Silks, Crepe de Chines, Pon gees and Satin Stripe Habutai Silks, made up on both long and short sleeve styles, with the new "two way" collars that can be worn high or low neck. Waists that most stores would consider a good value at $3.75 or $4.00 each, while they last ... Dependable) Merch-die Only tkms for the purpose of lessening dis ease. Under present conditions. It Is pointed out, millions of low-paid wage workers are untable to meet the ex penses of sickness and not only suf fer from lack of proper medical care, but are deprived of their jncome dur ing periods of Ill-health. A -wireless message sent from Hono lulu to Japan, a distance of 3400 miles, -completes the wireless girdle of the earth. V (Jrsr Store I A Word to the Working Men If you want to save your money you can do so by trad ing ati store where you can buy the same merchandise from y3 to Vi less than other stores ask you. One price to alL The poor man's dollar will go just as far as the rich man's dollar at The Hub. SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES FOR EVERYBODY. Men's work shoes, good ones for $1.19, $ 1.95, $2.25, S2.45, $2.65, $2.85, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45, $3.65, $3.85, $3.95. Men's dress shoes, button and lace, black and tan for $1.95, $2.85. $2.95, $3.20, $3.25, $3.45, $3.65, $3.85, $3.95. V Boys' button and lace shoes for $1.00, $1.25, $1.45, $1.55, $1.65, $1.85, $1.95. LADIES' SHOES, OXFORDS AND PUMPS Ladies' 3 strap patent pumps for $1.95 Ladies' Mary Janes for : $1.85 Ladies' cloth top patent pumps for $2.95 Ladies' patent, gun metal and vici kid shoes, button and lace for ei o- . . , - yl.tM Ladies patent, gun metal and kid button shoes, Goodyear welts for 2.65 and $2.95 Children s shoes for 60 65S 85, 95S 9S $1.00, $1.20, $1.25. Girls' shoes for 85; 95. $1.00, $1.20, $1.25, $1.30 $1.35. $1.45, $1.55, $1.65. Children's Sandals for 50 and 75 THE U hi rv UU LJ LJ Today Only The Valley off Silent Men featuring Dorothy Phillips and Ben Wilson BLACK BOX "LOST IN LONDON" Park Johnies Comedy .- ' n. r SHIPMENT 01 f a n i n eac Notice. The Pendleton Valley Dairy makes two deliveries a day to homes. Fresh milk and cream, wholesale or retalk Good service. Phone J3F4. Ady. Daphne Circle Attention. A special .meeting of Daphne Cir cle, Women of Woodcraft, will be held in Moose hall at a. m Tues day, June l!th. to attend the funeral of our late Neighbor, Mary McGinn AH Women of Woodcraft are asked to attend. (Adv.) GUARDIAN NEIGHBOR. HUB . Ail 7 rnr? mm i ml