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DAILY EAST OREflOXfAK. PEN'PLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1915.
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Newsy Notes of Pendleton
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Watches a-la-Jitney
Yesterday a man 38 years old came into
ray store and asked "what about that Jitney
Ciub." After explaining our watch selling
plan to him he selected a fine Hamilton
watch which he had been wanting for
years.
"I have been earning good wages ever
since I was 18," he went on to tell us, "but
I have always carried a cheap watch. 1
have always spent money but I haven't
anything to show for it."
The Jitney plan of buying a watch show
ed this man how he could purchase a
watch of his own choice without any in
convenience. This man went through 20 years of his
life without the pleasure of carrying a good
watch.
Had he put himself to the task of saving
for a watch when he was 18 he would have
had a good watch years ago. Just there is
the point I have taken the task upon my
self to make it easy for you to own a good
watch.
All that you have to do is to select the
watch.
Think of it 2 Jitneys down and 2 Jitneys
additional each week and the watch is
yours.
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
Established 1887
, i.Mmwnm-. t ttr l.ic-no where he u HI join (kuU
11,1 Tcinrn of Judge i"helps i 1 ,-x,i.'k. Trainer Ilavwurd ami n
; li'om Portland, preparations atv bo-; s iuad of football men on an excur
:ltiR madl for a busy term of court. 1 sion to the Siuslaw coat where thev
I 1 relimtnary to the actual trial of' will condition themselves for a
i eases will be the calling of the docket : strenuous season on the gridiron
j tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Ail! . . .
;uorneys Having cases pending have ; Man lam- Uoonso Issued.
j been notified to be present.
rvlball Player liotnrnliig
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, uin onyoer, nusKy guard of the
"iverslty of Oreson football team
who has been toughening his mus
cles in a warehouse at Mission this
summer, will leave in a day or two
A marriage license was issued todaj
I to Henry s. Thompson of Gibbon. 22,
and Miss Gladys Price of Weston, 20.
The HALLMARK Store
Ten Pound ;irl.
A ten pound r was born this
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Carl New-
quist who live H miles southwest of
t endleton.
"The Devil's Daughter"
With Theda Bara at the
Pastime Thursday.
Her kiss, is death; her love, red
flame,
That scorches like a white-hot
brand;
But luring lightning In her eyes
Beckons to that forbidden land
Where blasted live, like hollow
skulls.
Lie whitening on the sun-bit sand.
Her paths are milestoned wickedly.
ly;
Ey sunken souls that cry despair:
But hers the glance that breathes
delight;
The Devil's Daughter, passing fair.
Has wrought her spell and filled
her oath;
She triumphs to see her fools rot
there.
The Devil's Daughter takes cruel
ton,. !
Her blood-red lips are sugared
lies
That lull her fools in her white
arms
And mock them in their parting
breath,
And laugh to see their fell work
done. As, cursing, dupes go down to
death.
FreewaUT Woman In Ilosplatl.
Mrs. I. s. stone of Freewater this
morning underwent an operation at
St. Anthony's hospital and is report
ed to be rallying satisfactory this
afternoon.
l inatllla Man To Jail.
Having been convicted before Jus
tice of the Peace H. B. Hall of Uma
tilla of the crime of larceny of a re
volver, J. W. Monroe was brought up
this morning by Marshal Stephens
and turned over to Sheriff Taylor to
serve a term of 30 days in the countv
jail.
Body Taken to Hermlston.
The body of the late Charles Hold
er of Umatilla was taken to Hermls
ton yesterday for burial. He was a
member of the I. 0. O. F. lodge and
members of the local lodge acted as
pallbearers, accompanying the body on
its last trip. Those who acted wero
v. C. Rhlnehart, Charles U B.jnney,
John Ogle, J. D. Brown, James Hill
and Frank King.
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L&st Time Today
Knickerbocker Star Features Present ALICE
BRADY, Daughter of Wm. Bradv. The
Magnate in The Vampire Picture
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Admission 10c and 5c
Weather Moderates a Trifle.
The weatherman's predictions came
ttue but not too true. Yesterday he
forecasted a cooler day today and the
official thermometer apprises Pendle
ton folk of the fact that it Is two de
gress less hot today than yesterday.
The maximum marking this afternoon
is an even 100. Last night proved a
very cool one, the mercury slipping
down as low as 5.".
To firado H. S. (.rounds.
The school board has decided to
grade the high school grounds this
fall and to beautify them. Since the
Comnlption rtf now- T,,.Min u-
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; grounds have been left in a deplorable
condition largely because the board
; felt it had not adequate funds to do
! the improvement work. Xow, how
! ever, the board plans on fulfilling the
I Plans as drawn by a competent land
; scape architect.
V, 'tail I, t
In Women's Tailored
SUITS and DRESSES
They are correct in quality, correct in style and correct in
price. Its the way we buy them in quantities for cash and you
gel the benefit of all this saving.
1 HE TAILORED SUITS are severely plain, the jacket most in
favor runs about 33 inches long with full skirt; navy blue leads
with Russian green and Tete De Negre closely following and
are good values at double the price S9.90, $12.50, $14.75,
S1S.50, S23.50.
We are showing some exceptional values in Tailored Suits at
$25.00, S27.50, $30.00.
NEW DRESSES of silk poplin, messaline and wool serge at
$4.08, $5.00.
We want to call your attention to the new Combination Dresses,
all wool serge combined with fancy stripe or plain messaline,
also plaids or plain taffeta, and you should see these values at
$7.00, $0.00, $12.50.
PARTY DRESSES, dainty embroidered chiffon, also fancy tar
feta at half their real values $9.00, $12.50
You c&n do
better &t
- ZC. Pe-nnetf-Co-Inc- J
We Lead
Others follow
and she spent the full ten minutes
seeing as much as she could of the
city.
Some Fine Peaches.
F. A. Phelps of the Umat'lla Stor
age & Commission Co. of Hcrmiston,
yesterday sent up some sample
peaches by local people returning
from that town and they wers dis
tributed about the city. They were of
the Elberta variety and very super
ior In size and flavor. The project
Is making a specialty of thla variety
of peaches and this year Is sending
out the first big shipment.
.More Ttoimil-m, Trophies.
The trophl.es for the Pendleton
Round-up contests this year promise
to be better than ever before. The
last two donated are a beautiful sll
er mounted saddle for the winner of
the cowgirls' relay race and a hand
carved roping saddle for the winner
of the steer roping contest., The first
of these will be presented by "Unppy
Canyon" and the second by the Pen
dleton Commercial club and will be
in addition to the cash purses for
these events. A full list of the tro
phies will be announced soon.
Xo t'ncmitloycd IjilMrer-i Here.
There are very few unemployed
men about Pendleton except those
who do not want work, according to
the police and others Informed of the
situation. The contractors on the
wing of the Eastern Oregon State
Hospital were fifteen men short this
morning and asked the aid of the po
lice la filling up Its crew. Chief
Kearney states that nearly every man
arrested for vagrancy has money In
his pockets and few of the idlers here
are laboring men who are really look
ing for Jobs.
The harbor of Rio de Janeiro has
50 miles of anchorage, and Is the fin
est In the world.
Lewis Dismisses Deputy.
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 25. State
Engineer Lewis dismissed Depu-
ty State Engineer Cantlne, so
far as the- state engineer's de-
partment is concerned.
Glasses gT
GroundSvo
To the exact rcqulreiiH'nu of each
case. Lenses duplicated In a few
minutes. Prices for glasses very
reasonable.
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Dale Rothwell,
Exclusive Optician
American Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 609.
At The Price Shooting Gallery th
will be a 1 hirty-1 hirty Remington Rifle
GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY EVENING
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By
Gabriel D'Annunzio
Author of Cabiria
Inspired
by the Celebrated
Sensational Drama
La Gioconda.
A William Fox pro
duction supreme, direct
ed by Frank Powell,
producer of "A Fool
There Was."
THE MOST BEAU
TIFULLY WICKED
ACTRESS ON EARTH
in a brilliant modern so
ciety drama.
Son is Killed.
George Meiners, engineer at the
Eastern Oregon State Hospital, re
ceived a telegram yesterday afternoon
saying that his son, Fred, 21 years
old, had been instantly killed while
at work on a railroad trestle at
Wheeler, Tillamook county. The
young man fell from the trestle. Mr.
and Mrs. Meiners left today for
Wheeler and will bring the body to
Portland, in which city the funeral i
will be held.
Ilev. G. L. Hall Here.
Rev. G. L. Hall, former pistor of
the Baptist church here and now the
commander of the cruiser "Life Line"
at Cons Bay, was here yesterday vis
iting former friends and acquaint
ances. He was caleld to Umatilla I
county by the death of his father at
Hermlston and attended the funeral.
A number of local Baptists, members
of Rev. Hall's old church, attended
the funeral from Pendleton.
Judge I'hctiw Upturns.
Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps, who
has been absent for several weeks vis
iting the California fairs and helping
out the Multnomah county Judges,
arrived home this morning to prepare
for the fall term of the Umatilla
county court. He had been in Port
land for the past week or more and
wag in attendance at the recent bar
associations convf-ntlnn. Portland on
lant Saturday and Sunday was so hot
as to be almost intolerable, he declares.
Mutual Masterpictures every Sunday and Monday
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TODAY
FATTY ARBUCKLE
IN
"Fatty's Tintype Tangle"
2 Reel Keystone Comedy. This One is a Scream.
"THE SHADOWGRAPH MESSAGE"
A Bronco film in 2 reels, featuring Walter Edwards.
"IN THE VALLEY"
A very interesting drama showing the lure of the city and
results.
A GOOD SHOW FOR 10c AND 5c.
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Objects to Lunch Conntcr.
Charles J. Koch and other business
men of West Webb street are remon-
; stratlng against the lunch wagon
which the city has permitted to be es
I tabllshed on the north side of Webb
J street between Main and Garden
They declare that such an obstruction
in the street Is not only unsightly but
Is dangerous to traffic, especially
with the railroad running through the
sfreet. Also they declare they can
see no more reason for permitting a
lunch counter In the street In compe
tion with restaurants than for per
mitting drygoods or grocery booths
to be located similarly. They Intend
voicing their objection tonight at the
coucll.
Hoard At The Ix-pot.
As No. 17 stopped at the Pendle
ton depot this morning, a party of
eastern tourists stepped off to get
little exercise during the ten minute
wait At sight of the green sward of
the parkings, one lady exclaimed
with rapture. "Haven't they f got
things fixed up nice here," she said.
"Certainly swell," was the brief com
ment of her man-of-the-world com
panion. "What place Is this any
way?" asked the lady. "Why this Is
Pendleton where they hold that big
Round-up every fall." was the ans-1
wer. "Oh Is this Pendleton?" she said
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LAST TIME TODAY
THE MAGNIFICENT EMOTIONAL STAR
aU3rsie. Feflrova
In her supreme dramatic triumph, a new version of
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INTENSE POWERFUL REALISTIC
Picturing the regeneration of a woman who is more sinned a gainst than sinnin g.
Extraordinary scenes, such as the destruction of a high powered automo
bile; New York harbor; ocean scenes, and a splendid view of the National capi
tol. AN EXCEPTIONAL PICTURE. DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT. .
Tomorrow Only, a Return of Marie Doro in
"THE MORALS OF MARCUS"
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