East Oregonian : E.O., June 15, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST ORKCOXI AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY. JUNE IT,, HU".
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BETTER QUALITY
PEMECO" MEATS
Cban and Wholesome
Beef Roasts
Pork Roasts
Select Steaks
Choice Mutton Chops
Sugar Cured Hams
Sugar Cured Bacon
Fancy Smoked Shoulders...
FRESH FISH
Salmon
Halibut
Smelt
Halibut Cheeks
Shad
Shad Roe
Norway Mackerel
SELECT FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
Asparagus, 2 lbs 25
New Beets, 3 bunches 10
New Carrots, 3 b'neh's 10
Cabbage Greens, 3 hds. 'Z5p
Green Onions and Radishes
2 bunches . 5
New E. Ohio Potatoes,
6 pounds 25
Bermuda White Onions,
pound 10e
New Crop Turnips, lb. 3
New Peas, 4 lbs . 25
String Beans, lb 15$
Red Raspberries, "2
boxes 25
Ripe Bing Cherries,
box 10
KNIGHTS PICKLES, OLIVES, RELISHES.
SERVICE
SANITATION
QUALITY
The Central arket
33 TWO PHONES
INSPECTION SCORE 86.6
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l.'hurl Ktnnton of H.-I x Ik lit tn
i .t, ti-ortie..
Jude Ksteb of Krho I here at
tending court.
Don Snyder nt Wnlla Walla, ix reg
istered lit the Pendleton.
Frank Wiglesworth of Union Is reg
istered t the St. George.
IL L. Campbell of Walla Walla 1
reentered at the St. George.
Frank L. McNeil of Lehman Is In
the city today iin a business trip.
J. E. Itusseli l back from Bingham
Springs where he spent a week.
David H. Fuller, United States mar
shsl of Portland, is in the city today.
V. Wiglesworth, well known farm
er of Heppiier, I In the city today on
business..
(ieorge TJrumbeller and John Cas-
OFFICIAL FBOGRAfi
FOllHli IS
GIVER; II! STARS
K.NTKKTAIXMKNT KTUtTS
oi: wi:i:k iicom toh;ht,
JlK 2 I'ltOGHAM IS
liAIDKI).
l-il ileal IobhI, Musical and iMiuillc
Number Together With ( lam W ork
Will Prove Uusy, Pleasant Hours
for TIumc Who Attend Iland Here
Friday. .
The Ited Letter day for Pendleton
occurs one week from toninht, June
2'i. when the Pendleton Chautauqua
opens In all Its glory. The program
for the seven days of unexcelled am-
per of Walla WaJla were In the c!tJ J,ement and education is regarded toy
today. "local committeemen as the strongest
,.,,, . , Hhey have yet seen. The Chautauqua i
lieorge T. Cochran, prominent at-, ' . . . .
oti business, dollars to bring the talent to appear
., . ' here, from the west. Much of the
r. , reterson, machinery .expert! program is of International origin
u ami nana, came in on we N. r.
train thin forenoon.
E. I. Hopple, traveling freight and
paxscnger agent for the Northern Pa
cific Is hfre today.
Morni
"Fun
Monday.
l'-- T'.riior i "ha'itriU'H'a.
li'l I'hil'.soi.hv of Tiavel"'. .
Mrs. Hobinsor.
Aft'Tnooii---Prelude. . . '..l-s Yodlcrs
Popular lecture
IDLEMAN UNO INGRAM
FORM PARTNERSHIP
(CfiiUiiuuJ .From Page Two).
Mrs. L. Ilaye Jdleman Is now At
Monmouth whero she will take -a
course In (be summer school now be
ing conducted there. She left Satur
day and will ttt absent eight or tor.
weeks.
been visiting Mrs. M. A. Jaw, left
today for Union. Mr. Jttolr .Is em
ployed In the bridge and building de
partment of the O.-W. R. ft Si. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griggs and
family will leave tmnuorrow for a visit please arrange to settle at an ecrlv
Jn Albany, McMlcnxlUe and Lebanon. JtUte.
Albany Is Mr. Griggs' old home and I Lucas and Mnrrett, reliable black-
be has not bevn there in thirteen smiths and mechanic, will continue
sion engineer Tor the O.-W. R. & N.
W. F. Taylor, son of H. J. Taylor,
and who formerly lived here, arrived
today by motorcycle from Ills home at
Pnnirroy, Wash.
William Rollins, division superin
tendent of the O.-W. R. & N. with
headquarters at La Grande, Is regis
tered at the St. Ooorge.
XntliY. Harry Rlmart, clerk In Ihe local
Having disposed of my blackamith freight office of the O.-W. R, & N.
business, I desire to close my ftcceunts company, returned yesterday from
as soon as possible. All those know- j Portland where he attended the wed
ing themselves Indebted to me will Hng f his sister.
Xotice to I'armors.
If you have wheat or alfaita hay
for sale, call on Penland Bros, tfrans
fer, (47 Main street Adv.
"1 regard the program given to the
people of the west this year as the
beM we have ever built," recently stat
ed J. R. Kllison. manager of the west
ern circuit. "We have spared no ef-
forjs In bringing it to the northwest
j Eaxlern circuits have strong pro.
grains. They hve considered ours to
be on a par if not greater than
theira."
In order to give-the citizens of Pen-
rtleltm rititinntM'jif c t(i fumMlurivo
O 1 . leel of Echo was In the flty, themselves with fhe seven davs of en
yesterday on a business trip and left . tertalnment the ,.gram is herewith
last evening for his home. j ,jr n(ftj , full.
P. M. Williams of La Grande In at, Kinney Miller, sujwfintemlent.
tne i.ownian. Mr. Wirrianis is dwi- Mrs. A. L. Knbinsnn. morninE hour
lectuTer.
June "i-28.
Jrotrram Iteglw. 'lromptly.
Children's hour 9:00 a. m
Afternoon concert 2:30 p. m
Mialne Itorton returned yesterday!
from a visit In Portland where he at
tended the Rose festival.
S. H. CmMerhead, prominent offi
cial of the Northern Pacific Is here
today on a huslncsH trip.
.jears.
.y.'. and Mrs. Burt iJlalr, who have
the business and
ege.
(Adv.)
desire your patron
ISAAC JA.T.
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I Mutual Master Pictures
i GO SEE THIS POWERFUL DRAMA I
Attorney S. D. Peterson of Milton.
Is a business visitor In the city today.
He will defend Frank Sans, Inflicted
for cruelty to an animal, and is here
getting data on the case
J. II. Kennedy and (laughter Ethel,
will leave for Portland on No. 17 to
day. They will visit Seattle before
returning home. Mr. Kennedy's young
er son, Rlaine, has been in Portland
for several weeks with his uncle.
The Cup of Life
Mutual Masterpicture
This fit.e-roel wonder picture is a tremendously dra
matic movir , featuring Miss Bessie Barrincale and a cast
of clever players.
It's a play or mother and daughter for father and
the boys, for jl teaches a great moral lesson.
Today and Tomorrow
LOCALS
& Advertising in Brief
ItATKS.
Per line first Insertion lOe
lVr Hne. additional iniiert lou . . . . ftc
Per line, wr month $1.00
Xo locals isken for less than s.le.
fount tl ordinary wnris to line.
Locals will not be taken o?er the
phone and remittance must accom
tan; order.
24 3 W
house,
I COSY THEATRE
E $1000.00 Contest Closet at Noon Tomorrow. -j
MUTUAL MOVIES.
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P
aving
FOR YOUR
Cash
G
rocenes
Means the Best, More of it and
Prompt Deliveries
Butter Krust Bread, fresh daily 10
Knights High Grade Pickles, assorted. '
Byers Best Flour, 25 pound sack 80
Knights Tomato Ketchup, bottle 20
Dill Pickles, Knights, 2 dozen 25"
Frankfurters, fresh daily, dozen 25
Sugar Best Berry 1 4 pounds $ 1 .00
THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY
Phone 476. Next Door to Quell Oaf 628 Main.
For fuel fone fire.
For sale- Small money safe.
For rent Modern ten room
close In. Af'Ply John Vert.
Oregon Life, best for OregonlanA
See C. L. Mayo, Dist. Mgr., or Clark
Vartan.
John Rosenberg, Court
waicnmaRer and Jeweler. All work
guaranteed.
For sale Six room bur.gniow, good
location; also furniture. Call Tele
phone Stables.
Found Hlack leather hand bag
near Pilot Hock. Owner may recov
er same by paying for this ad.
For sale Span young Percheron
3 -year-old horse. Wm. Goodnight,
Yoakum rtatlon.
Sewing wanted by expert seam
stress. All work guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. Bell, l W. Webb
street. Telephone 27 6J.
Old papers for sale; tieO In bundles.
mui'o ior starting nres, etc. 10
bnrila. This office.
woman wanted for general house
work, flood wages to right par
ty, steady Job. "C."
For rent Modern five room house,
gas, fireplace, nice yard and garage.
Inquire "L" this office.
Very many people desire to buy
lands In eastern Oregon. What have
you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley.
Wanled Man and wife without
children to board and room In pri
vate family. Address "C this office.
Wanted Position on ranch bv
middle aged lady. No objections to
distance or another woman. Koom
H, Senate. I
For auto hire call Harry McQueen '
Special trips to Bingham, Lehman.
Hidaway; also city or country trips.
Phone 110; residence phone, 308 W.
"Mutt" tnkes the big loads and
"Jeff" shows the speed. Penland
Bros, haul anything and reasonable.
Furniture van and storage warehouse
Office (47 Main street. Phone 33!.
Notice.
The Pendleton Valley Dairy makes
two deliveries a day to homes. Freeh
milk and cream, wholesale or retail.
Good ' service. Phone 13F4. Adv,
Good Cool and Wood.
Our Rock Sprint,! coal bums clean
giving you more heat and less dirt
for your money. Good dry wood
thst doesn't boll, but burns, Alse
slabs and kindling. Protect yourself
from cold and cost order from B.
U Burroughs, phone t. Adv.
Electric sewing machine have been
Installed In the schooU of Cincinnati.
Ohio, for the public schools sewing
course.
Evening concert ......... 7:30p.m.
Morning lecture 10 00 a.m.
Afternoon lecture 3:00 p.m.
Evening Lecture ....8:15p.m.
Morning admission 2Dc, .children 15c,
Tuesday,
Kvening 'Opening Exercises and Su
perintendent's Announcement.
Magical Entertainment
The Floydt .of Boston
I. Prestidigitation ;
Mr. Floyd and Assistants
2 Mind P.cading Mohala
3. Musical InUrludes Mr. Allard
4. (losing Scene, the Trunk Mys
tery Entire fVmpany
Aiimiss on 3Sc. children Kj.
Wefliiesday.
Morning Junior Chautauqua.
Morning lecture,,- "The Swearing
System of Great i'ritain and An -
. erica" Mrs. A. L A. Robiason
Afternoon Prelude ,
The Schumann Quintet
"America of Today and Tomorrow"
Dr. XeueiJ Dwight Hillls
Admission 50c
Even ng Grand Concert. The Fam
ous Schumann String Quintet.
Admission 50c.
Thursday.
"Purling Day"
Morning Junior Chautauqua.
Morning Ieelure. "The Passion
Play of Oberammergau,"
Mrs. A. L. A. Robinson
Afternoon Prelude.. Saxony Singers
Lecture, "American Ideals"
Mrs. A. C. Zchner
Admission 35c.
Evening Grand Concert j
Saxony Singers i
I-ecture. "Our Town"... Nels Darlins
Admission 35c.
Friday.
( Irk illo Bay
street j Morning Junior Chautauqua.
Morning Lecture. "China the Yellow
Peril".... Mrs. A. L A. Robinson
Afternoon Grand Concert
Cirlcillo s Italian Band
Ailm ssion 5'ic.
Evening "11 Trovatore" In four acts.
II Trovatore Grand Opera Company
Grand Concert Cirlcillos Italian
Band.
Admission 75c.
11 Trovatore (The Troubadour)
Time I.'.th Century.
Act I Allnferl Palace.
Act II Gypsy Camp in Biscay Moun
tains (Anvil chorus Opens This
act.)
Act. Ill Camp of Dl Luna. Manrico's
Castle.
Act IV Pnlace of Aliferia. Trison
Scene The Miserere. Prison Cell
of Manrico.
Cast of Characters.
Leonora, a noble lady of the Court
of Angon. . . . Signnrlna Sarah Ahi
Azucena. a watolermg Gypsy
Signorina Velma Manli
Inez, attendant of Leonora
Miss Agnes Hanich
Maur co. a young Trouhador of
mysterious birth. In reallly a bro
ther of Count ili Luna
Signor Josef Morin
fount li Luna, a young noble of the
Prince tf Aramui
Signor Glustino Zara
iVrr.imlo a captain (if the uard
and under Ii Luna
j Si.Hiior Frank Iluenfusco
Saturday.
MotnitiM - J mi or Chautauqua.
Mornini: lecture. "NeW Zealand,
the Home of Democracy,"
Mrs, A, L, A. Robinson
Afternoon Ariisa's Recital
Kuthven MacDonald
"The Lucky Number,"
T. Eugene Baker
Kvening Grand Concert
liuthven MacDonald
of Toronto. Canada
Famous Production, "The Story
Beautiful"
Father Patrick J. MacCorry
An evening of art. music, oratory.
Admission 50c.
Sunday,
Afternoon Prelude... Gullotta Trio
Ijecture, "National Rlghteeousnees"
Mrs. A. L. A. Robinson
Admission !5c.
Evening Sacred Concert
Gullotta Trio
Lecture, "The Man Worth While"
Roland A. Nichols
Admission 35c
LOCAL DF.XTISTS I'XITK OKFIfTW
WITH (jCAKTKItS IN THE
SCHMIIKT m iLIMXG.
Announcement was made this
morning by Dr. L. D. Idleman that he
has formed a partnership with Dr. F.
L.' Ingram and that henceforth they
will conduct Joint offices in the
Schmidt building. Dr. Ingram has
been In Pendleton since last June and
while he has had rooms with Dr. Idle
man their business hag been conduct
ed separately. i
Dr. Ingram has been a dentist In
active practice the last eight years
and has made a special study of the
treatment for pyorrhea under Dr.
Carr 'Of Chicago who is considered
the greatest specialist on this disease
in the world. Dr. Ingram has also
studied under Dr. Smith of Cleveland
and Dr. Barbour of Chicago and
rrlngs to the partnership a full
knowledge of his particular profes
sion. Before coming to Pendleton,
Dr. Ingram was prominent in his pro
fession in the valley. i
The business will now be conduct
ed under the firm name of Idleman
& Ingram. They have one of the
best equipped offices in the country,
with rpecial facilities for X-ray work.
They also announce that their respec
tive studies of painless dentistry has
qualified them for handling cases of
more than ordinary difficulty.
Dr. Idleman has been practicing in
Pendleton the last ten years, having
opened offices here In 1897. He is a
post-graduate of many schools of note I
throughout the country. Last year
he went earst and took up post-graduate
work at Chicago and at the Har
vard summer school of dentistry,
spending 1 weka In studying special
work, particularly painless dentistry,
including fractured Jaw cases and por
celain Jacket work. Dr. Ideman al
so studied at Cleveland, Ohio, for
some time along special lines.
! V if
M I'M tl 8 I
NEW SILK
J DR
JUST IN
We have just unpacked a new
shipment of silk dresses compris
ing taffeta, pongees and tub silks
made up in several jaunty styles
that are sure to please the woman
who likes something different
and exclusive. It would be im
possible to describe these pretty
creations in so small a space but
a visit to the store will find us
"pleased to show you."
NEW IMPORTED PONGEE SILKS
Today's express brought us several pieces of Real Im
ported Pongee, 27-in. and 34-in. wide at 3f, 85 and
?1.00 yard.
IcK'iiilalle
Mcrch"dl)
Only
I
. Col. George W. Bain of Kentucky
Admission 35c.
Evening Grand Closing Concert...
Swiss Alpine Yodlers from the Zil
lerthal and Evelyn Bargelt, car
toonist A double program.
Admission SOc.
BERLIN PAPFR.
(Continued from page one.)
Germans Caoture Towns.
BERLIN', June 4. The Germans
stormed and captured the village and
chateau of Hooge, east of Ypres, the
war office announced. The battle In
this region has been In progress for
several days. British forces wera
strongly enthenched in the village, but
yesterday it waa announced, the en
gagement was taking a favorable tun
for the Germans. The Germans also
claim new advantages have bee,
gained north of Arras.
For Sale, Very Reasonable'.
Modern T-room houee and T Iota
about 1 block off paved streets. Salt
able for chicken raising and garden
ing. Inquire "Mrs. C. A." this office.
Adv,
pa
has been for months harping. Herr,
Zimmerman pays his respects to what
he terms typewriter hiws, who, far,
from the front, are preaching war to
the knife against everybody and con-j
dudes: .
"We wish to write w ith blood and
iron, but Just because we are fearless j
and determined we may look for pos-l
silile ways by which to arrive at an
understanding with America. We
need not close up our department of
Incoming and outgoing declarations of j
war. which heretofore ha worked ,
nobly, but It seems to me that we can
(urtail the output somewhat without
Incurring a reputation for excessive
caution."
newsv notes
of Pendleton
Road Improvement Itctrun.
Contractor W. Jeffeke began work
today on improving the Meaehara
road and expects to be finished up in
record time. A large gang of men
were set to work this morning.
Return from Auto Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Montgomery re
turned today from an automobile trip
through southern Idaho They went
from here to Kinghill by train and
there engaged an automobile and
touied the many places of Interest in
that section of the state. They re
port a very pleasurable trip.
Interesting Tennis Mateh,
A tennis match Interesting to local
lovers of the game was that of last
evening between ((liver P. Morton of
Portland who is visiting here and Ir
vin Brooks of Athena. Both are ex
ceptionally good players and a num
ber of local enthusiasms watched the
gainer with keen interest. Several
friends of Mr. Brooks accompanied
him over from Athena The match
was not completed hut when it was
called, Mr. Morton was ahead.
AH Dollars Are Alike
Dl VT there is a big difference in
DU1 what you can get for one.
The HUB give more good, clean merchandise for your
money every day in the year.
SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES FOR EVERYBODY.
Men's work shoes, good ones for 51.19, 81.95, $2.25.
f?o' ?2 85' Sf52'95' 3'23' ?3'45' 65'
Men's dress shoes, button and lace, black and tan for
li lt' ll t' ?2'95' ?3'20' ?3'25' ?3-45-pJ.S5,
S3.9o.
Boys' button and lace shoes for Sl.OO, 81.25. $1.45
81.55, 81.65, 81.85, S1.95.
LADIES' SHOES, OXFORDS AND PUMPS
Ladies' 3 strap patent pumps for 81 95
Ladies' Mary Janes for 81.85
Ladies' cloth top patent pumps for 82.95
Ladies' patent, gun metal and vici kid shoes, button and
lace for j j-
Ladies' patent, gun metal" and kid 'button 7hoeS','"Goodyear
7 on .i ior ou- So?' 91-00,
Girls' shoes for 85 9. si nn t
81.35. 81.45, 81.55, S1.65.
50 and 75
Children's Sandals for
THE HUB
R u ni t r- ml fA,
Boylrn is Improving.
Word received from Pilot Bock thus
afternoon said that Robert Boylen
who was seriously Injured in an acci
dent Sunday afternoon when his mo
lorcycle coll ded with an automobile,
showed slight situs of improvement
and it is now believed he will recover.
It has not been determined yet wheth.
e'r he suffered concussion of n.e hm-'n
or not. He has been conscious today '
but unable to remember nnythlng of :
the accident. He has bad neriori of '
unconseioiism ss also but on the whole
t was said his condition Is creatlv im-proved.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Kai'Miulio Xoiiilinnied.
BKKI.1N. June 15. French avia
tors bombarded Karlshuhe. the capi
tal of the Duchy of Baden and killed
eleven yesterday, an official announce
ment declared.
Many Atistrftlintfct KI1KM.
SYDNEY, June 15. More than a
thousand Australians Were killed and
six thousand wounded In the fighting
on the Gallipot! peninsula.
In 1S95 there were 15 wood pre
serving; plants operating In the United
States; In 1914 the number had In
creased to 1!!, representing all types
of plant
Card of Thank.
The Ogilvy family take this method
of expressing their appreciation of
the many kind favors shown them In
their late bereavement. Adv.
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