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DAILY FAST 0RF.G0X1AN. lT.NPI.F.TON. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 2. 1915.
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Judge Phelps has Riven the West
ern Electric Co. Judgment for $.".S5.T1
ami attorney fees against Adam O.
Noble and Wade Prlvett, who were
formerly In the electrical business
here.
Boy Travels Alone to Coast.
Richard Rice, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Rice, is at Seaside as
a guest of young Dave Nelson, hav
ing made the trip Sunday night and
Monday by himself. His younger
brother, Jimmy Rice, left today for
the John Crow ranch on the reserva
tion to spend a month.
Ethel McDonald Dies.
Mies Ethel McDonald, a niece of
Mrs. Fred Searcy, dropped dead in
Walla Walla Wednesday and the fu
neral is being held in the Garden Clt
today. Mr. and Mrs. Searcy are at
tending the service and will then go
to Seaside. Miss McDonald lived
with the Searcys two years ago.
Two Gampx Building.
Permits to build garages were ta
ken out yesterday by George E. Per
tnfrer. well known farmer who lives
on Long street, and Ernest Allen,
well known colored porter who lives
on west Court. He has Just purchase
ed a car and thus becomes the first
colored man in Pendleton to own an
auto.
Makes Overland Motorcycle Trip.
Edward Willie of Mt. Ayr. Iowa,
arived In Pendleton yesterday on his
Indian motorcycle for a visit with
his friend, H. W. Calfee of The Hub
Store, having ridden overland from
his home. He came by way of the
Lincoln Highway and found the roads
in fair Bhape. He will go on to San
Francisco to attend the exposition.
iO KIIVMEXT EXAMINATIONS
. . OH XRLESTOWN NAVY YARD
CHARLESTOWN, West Va.. July
5. Examinations for the appoint
ment of laborers, molders, machinists,
smiths' helpers and other employes at
Charlestown navy yard will be held
today by the United States civil ser
vice board. No educational tests are
scheduled but experience will count
for sixty points. This Is a quarterly
examination, made necessary by the
great number of eligible applicants.
Cross Depot I .awn; Arrested.
His patience with men who delib
erately walk across the new parking
at the depot becoming exhausted,
Agent T. F. O'Brien this morning ar
rested V. C. Blackwell and A. J.
Walker, who had offended in like
manner before. They pleaded guilty
to disorderly conduct this morning in
police court and were fined one dol
lar each.
erected him with a "Hello, Judge."
"Wink, hlankety Wank blank," quoth
the d. b.. "a chief and a Judge both.
I urn up against It." At the station
when being searched, he was detect
ed trying to slip a full bottle of grain
alcohol down a pants leg.
MoKee's Father U III.
O. J. McKee, O.-W. R. & N. yard
master, leaves today for Wellington,
Kansas. In response to news that his
father is very ill.
Is Named Guardian.
W. J. Furnish has been appointed
by the court guardian of James Roy
and Mildred Blanche Furnish, mi
nor heirs of the late James Furnish.
Boy to Ro S'iit Home. '
Constable J. W. Dyke brought
down from Milton this morning Les.
He McGoldrich, a boy charged with de.
liiuiuency. He was taken before
Judge Marsh who directed that the
boy be sent to his parents in Seattle
CAN'T BK 11IAI. HOMES
SAYS MISS UI'BY GOOHNOW
Funeral Is Held.
The funeral of Jack Marinette.
who died at the state hospital a few
days ago, was held at the Folsom
chapel this morning at 10 o'clock,
Rev. Charles Qulnney of the Episco
pal church conducting the services.
Interment was made In Olney ceme
tery. The home of the deceased was
in Canyon City.
Henderson Estate Probated.
The late Addison C Henderson left
an estate In his own name worth
11677.66 and a partnership Interest
with his sons worth ?6S50, according
to the petition filed with the county
clerk. He left no will and his only
heirs are his widow and two sons.
Car C. and Lloyd V. Henderson. They
have been appointed Joint adminis
trators and Geo. Hartmnn, Jr., Wil
liam Hlakely and H. G. Casteel have
been named appraisers of the estate.
"Vas" lulled a "Bonehead."
Sometimes these dead-beats on the
street pick the wrong man for an
easy mark. "Youse guys look like
good fellows," said one of the pro
fessional type this morning, accosting
three men talking on the street cor
ner. "Can't you help a poor old tail
or what can't find work." One of the
three chanced to be Officer Alex Man
nine whose star was not showing.
"What'll I do with him, chief said
the officer with a wink at one of the
others and soon had the man on the
way to the station. En route they
passed a friend of the officer who
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PASTIME TODAY!
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BROADWAY STAR FEATURE
The Esterboork Case
VITAGRAPH MASTERPIECE
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Presenting L. Roger Lytton, Julia Swayne Gordon, Cissy FitzGerald, Paul Kelly,
Eetty Grey, George Stevens and others.Direct From Majestic Theatre, Portland.
In addition we present
"A HOT FINISH"
An Eesanay comedy with plenty of fun
"DREAMY DUD" AND "JOE BOKA
A CLOSE SHAVE"
Cartoon comedies by America's fore
most cartoonist.
5000 ft 5 Reels 5000 ft
Admission, Adults 10c, Children 5c
living Lehman Roads.
George Darveau, proprietor of the
Hotel St. George, is back from a trip
to Lehman Springs and reports thut
Manager Frank L. McNeil has a force
of men at work Improving the roads
to that resort. He Is also building a
new mud bath house for the benefit
of those patrons who like this treat
ment. Mr. Darveau himself found
great relief from his illness In the Leh
man mud baths last year.
Two Grass lire.
Two grass fires yesterday called
the fire department out. At 4.60 an
alarm was turned in from East Court
and the firemen found the hill above
St. Anthony's hospital ablaze as a re
sult of a rmall boy playing with
matches. The chemicals were used
to put the fire out At 10:15 last ev
ening another alarm was turned in
this time from West Court A grass
fire had started this side of the skat
ing rink and was extinguished by the
firemen with water.
NEW YORK, July 1. There can
be no Ideal homes, there can be no
homes of Individuality and distinc
tion, says Miss Ruby Ross Good
now. "A home and its decoration are
dependent on so many contingencies
that no two houses can be alike it
they are to be Ideal In any way," she
says. "One cannot devise a model,
Ideal house for first and foremost
one must consider the personality of
the tenant. I do not think a person
can have more than one real home.
If I had a beautiful home In the
country I should put my prized ef
fects there, my city home would be
merely a makeshift, a place to stay."
Miss Goodnow believes that a din
ing room is not an essential. Instead
she advocates a large living room
and dining in it.
May Move Hiierta.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July 2. Ef
forts may be made to get General
You Will Want a New Suit
for the Fourth,
And the boy may need one too and there's only one day
in which to do that before the Fourth (hopping. A REAL
SAVING ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY AT THE GOLD
EN RULE STORE.
Men's blue serge suits, you can pay
more but you can t get more, at
$9.90, $12.50, ?14.75, ?16.50
Men's fancy mixed plaids or staple
grey suits, every suit a good value
at a third more $6.90, $9.90,
?12.50, $14.75.
Young men's suits, sizes 12 to 18
years in fancy mixtures, greys and
blue serjres at S5.00. 80.90.
S9.90, 812.50.
Boys' knickerbocker suits in fancy
plaids, grey or brown mixed or
stripes 81.98, 82.98, 83.98,
84.98.
Boys' knickerbocker suits in blue
serge, Norfolk coat, $6 and $7.50
value 83.98, 84.98
Men's straw hats 49, 69, 98,
Men's union suits 49, 69, 89,
98.
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BETTER AT
WE LEAD
OTHERS
FOLLOW
Huerta and General Oroico away from
the Mexican border. This was indi
cated when federal authorities Inti
mated new charges might be filed
against them here that they may be
removed from El Paso.
Trieste Is Starving.
ZURICH. July 1. Travelers her
from Austria state there la a great
scarcity of food at Trieste and that
the population there Is on the verge
of starvation.
Coming Attractions During July
Sundav, July 4th for two dayi WORLD
FILM. "THE BUTTERFLY," in 5 acta
with Howard Estabrook and Barbara
Tennant.
Tuesday, July 6th, for two day Cha.
Chaplin in "WORK."
Thursday, July 8th for two days Wil
liam Fox presents "THE PLUNDER
ER" with William Farnum.
Sunday, July 11th for two diyj World
m Film, "WHEN IT STRIKES HOME,"
1 with Grace Washburn.
Thursday, July 15, for two days, Willi- s
am Fox presents "WORMWOOD,"
Marie Corelli's masterwork, with a
s cast of exalted eminence.
E Sunday, July 18th for two days World M
Film, "THE BOSS," with Holbrook
H Blinn and Alice Brady. g
5 Thursday, July 22nd, for two days
I William Fox presents "THE DEVIL'S H
DAUGHTER," with Theda Bara. g
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Starting in August "The Big Four,"
Vitagraph, Lubin, Selig and Essanay, m
i Inc. The biggest feature picture con- m
5 cern in existence showing the best houses
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Instead of cutting our picture for the
summer months we are offering more
and better pictures.
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1 1 CHAS. CHAPLIN, IN "WORK," JULY 6th AND 7th.
Claim o.-W. Injured Sheep.
T. F. Boylen and H. L. Stephens,
doing business in this county under
the name of Boylen-Stephens Sheep
Commission, today filed suit against
the O.-W. R. & N. Co. for damages
amounting to $433 for alleged injur
ies to a shipment of sheep and for
126.45 special damages for expenses
to which they were put by the alleg
ed negligence of the company's
agents. On Sept. 11, 1914, they
loaded 435 sheep at Haines for ship
ment to Portland. The cars, they al
lege, were filthy and not provided
with bedding. The sheep were held
four hours at La Grande, they allege,
without bedding so that their wool
became damp and dirty. Also they
allege the sheep became frightened,
trampling each other so that 12 died
and all of the others were Injured.
The sheep were worth $5 a head, it
Is alleged, and those not dying were
damaged to the extent of one dollar
each. Their condition became so
bad on the train, It is alleged, that
they were unloaded at Echo and fed
and rested. Fee & Fee represent the
plaintiffs.
Sonora Demand nuerta.
WASHINGTON, July 2. Formal
request for the extradition of General
Huerta on various criminal charges
has been presented to Governor Fer
guson, of Texas, by the Villa goven
ment of Chihuahua state.
Hear to Get Bread Card.
B Kit LIN, July 2. The authorities
of Klberfeld are confronted with the
most puzzling problem they have had
to solve since the bread card became
an Institution In Germany and all
because of a show bear that is so fus
sy about his food that he will eat
nothing but bread.
The owner of the animal recently
was haled before the lower court and
fined and sentenced because he had
shared his weekly portion of bread
with the animal. With two months' in
carceration staring him in the face,
he appealed, alleging that the bear
was his only means of support A
kind-hearted judge changed the sen
tence to a fine of 100 marks and ad
vised the ownflr to apply to the presi
dent of the government In which
Klberfeld lies to Issue Bruin a bread
card, Just like any regular human
being.
PRESIDENT WIMi SPEND
ANOTHER WEEK AWAY
WINDSOR, Vermont, July 2.
President Wilson plants to ex-
tend his vacation at the Harla-
kenden house over another
week. He worked several hours
on state matters today but it 4
was announced they were not
connected with the sinking of
the Armenian or tho proposed
note to England regarding In-
terference with American com-
merce.
a Mutual Master Pictures
A MOVING PICTURE FAIRY TALE
Imagine elves brownies goblins and such folk upon the screen.
And that isn't all you will see in , ,'
ElUmSTILT
Grimm's famous story made into a motion picture play.
There is a wonderful scene when the Prince and the Girl sail away
on a magic carpet, miles above the earth. Yes you must see the Mu
tual Masterpicture Rumpelstiltskin with the Court of King Cole the
dwarf's enchanted cavern and all the rest. A four part drama full
of real humor and human interest. Don't forget, last time TODAY.
SATURDAY ONLY.
Wm. Hart in "The Man from Nowhere" in 2
Wm. when he was here "On the Night Stage."
Fay Tinker of the Stripped Dress Fame.
Florence La Bodie Don't marry until you see this then go
ahead. This has been said before, but this one is the truth.
reels. You know
COSY THEATRi
MUTUAL MOVIES.
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Lois Uerediih and Onon Llooro
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ASSISTED BY A FAMOUS CAST.
This picture handles in a striking way the startling fact that many em
ployers who would be on their best behavior in a girl's home, for some reason
regard her as fair prey when she enters an office as an employe. It is a drama
of the humiliations that lie in wait FOR ANYBODY'S SISTER, and shows that
the little working girl who needs protection is not anlways the one who re
ceives it A
Come and see it; we have a cool house, wide aisles, comfortable seats, and
the best pictures. What more could be desired. ,
SUNDAY HAZEL DAWN in "NIOLO," a Good Comedy.
The Alt& Theatre
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