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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1915)
PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGON'! AN, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 23. 1915. EIGHT TAGES M P. Save Your Jitneys Five cents equals one jitney; Two ji'neys starts you as a member of our Jitney Watch Club The Juvenile club is nearly completed. Get our bov enrolled and have him start to school with a good watch, bought on early in stallments, Also a few more members will be accepted in the adults club. You ki.ow you only pay two jitneys down and two additional jitneys each week until paid for, then you get your choice of any watch in our store and get to carry it after the first payment. Has your boy a watch? ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Established 1S37 Thp HALLMffiK Store Newsy Notes ol Pendleton Here for S3 Yors. John Heathmun, Pendleton street commissioner. U today taking his 33d decree na a eiti-zen of Pendleton. Tte arrived here 33 years ago this morn ing and Is therefore considerable of a pioneer. "Where did you com? from?'' he was asked. "From the republic of Missouri" was the ans wer. Ml.-Mon School Opens Sept. 1. The Catholic school at St. Andrews' mission is scheduled to open Its term September 1 and preparations for aj. Misy year are oeing maae. uev Father Thos. Neate has returned W. Pa vis, Jr. was driving the car. Mr. Hall's son was In the auto at1 the time. Noticing the car smoking j Mr. Davis opened the cover from the engine and the flames burst Into his , face. Effort was made to smother j the fire with dust but on advice fire! fighting stopped when cautioned as, to the danger of the exploding gaso-j line tank. The car was then left to Its fate the flro burning down until j even the wheels were consumed. The loss was about $1800 with Insurance of $600. Milton Eagle. Oiieiis t iejiiilllfr Parlors. be the superior. Prof. O'Riley will bojat HermLston, has moved to Fendle the teacher and Father O'Brien. for-:ton an(j wm 0.,en t once cleaning merly band instructor at Gonxaga;and pressing parlors at "30 Cotton- coilege, sspoKane. win nave cnaise "''wood street uie scnooi oanu. , Installing TVloplu'iies In Hotel. George Parveau, proprietor of the Hotel St George, has contracted with the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., for the Installation of a regula tion switchboard and 44 telephones. A telephone will be Installed In each of the 40 rooms, one In the office, two in the sample rooms and one In the garage. The system will be ready for use before the Round-up. Automobile Rums. Sunday afternoon about 3 o'clock, the big 40 horse power car owned by J. L .Hall of Pendleton, took fire sup posedly from defective wiring and humeri almost completely. The aocl- a-nt hnnnened near the State Line on the macadam and at the time J " '-ye ngii VaV..'J-.'l - Today Only Hazz&rds of Helen Helen Holmes in Se nsational Railroad Drama "A Perilous Chance" Richard Traver. in 2 Act Ewanay MR. JARR'S BIG VACATION Vitagrcph Comedy, Mr. and Mrs. Sid 'MAN AFRAID" ney Drew. "THE TAKING OF MUSTANG PETE," Tom Mix Western Selig. TOMORROW and MONDAY Anita Stewart and rTfliQ Infill J rv& in Vitagraph's Collosal 5 part railroad drama HE I" T'K 'ITT f , if T? . -.. -m-r , '.' , 4 j s ' J ., ' f , - A M v . i" ' ji : ' " W T ;-: . : . : . is - 'f -i i I . . .-. 4 'X. .-tV.-.- , , 4 - - ' ; I' " ' J-J With Its Thrilling Train Wreck An express train with its passengers, a high powered automobile, a speedy motorboat and a broken bridge. These are the main ac tors in this most jrrippinfr of dramas THE JL'G GKRNAUT. Will automobilo, nr boat, or both, be in time t ) save the train as it rushes to its appointed doom? The answer comes when the train plunges to ghast ly ruin in the somber wa ters of the rushing river below and you, who see it, experience the thrill of your lifetime. THE JUGGERANUT A Blue Ribbon Feature in Five Part. From the Vitagraph Theater, New York. THE CAST Earle Williams, Anita Stewart, Julia Swayne Gordon, William Dunn and a Host of Other Celebrities. i ..- ii f ; j -ft ' . " ' iii fcn ', Tmwm 15c 5c Suit to Collect. Bond Bros, today filed a suit against J. G. Richardson to collect on a note for 5 S3. 16, alleged 10 uo yusi due. Raley & Raley and Osmer E. Smith are plaintiff's attorneys. Some of our competitor talk about savin g you money. They try to imitate our price but they can't deliver the goods. Compare Our Psroliaodiso Compare our prices. We deliver the values, and it' all new Fall Merchandise too. Why do you have to pay them 12c for Lonsdale muslin, we never ask over 8Vzt Why don't they sell you superior quality bath towels at 2 for 19 We give you a full size bed sheet 72x80 at 39, 49? Why pay 10c for pillow slips, our every day price is - Why do you have to pay 28c for Pequot sheeting, our price 27 Pure linen crash toweling, our every day price 8 ' Why pay 8 Vj for outing flannel, see the Golden Rule at 5, Ji ;i Full size bed spreads 98 Portiers, most all colors at ?1.08 Why pay 12c for new cre tonnes, Golden Rule price 10? Silkoline, plain colors or fancy, not 12c but.. 10? Curtain scrims in plain or fancy borders at 12t2?, 15?, 18?. So they save you money on messaline at 75c the yd. Golden Rule price.. 69? 36 inch silk poplins, our every day price 69? Does anybody but the Gold en Rule sell you Osh kosh or Underbills bib overalls at S3? Or all leather work gloves at 49? VCIVnnrWr.iif. BEnTF.lt S3 fe, UK LRAD OTIIFTltS FOMOW rarklns Is Improved. Through the work ot me cuj n conjunction . with the civic club the parking along the north side ceme- tery tract has been leveled prepara-1 tory to belni; seeded to grass. This j improvement together with the new sidewalk recently constructed works , a vast Improvement in the pluce. Ruth Parton Is Coining ! Ruth Parton, the Toppenlsh girl who won the relay race at the Round- j up last year. Is coming back again this year with her fast string of horses. A letter received by Livestock Director S. R. Thompson asks for the( reservation of seven stalls for her re- lay string. The race between her, and Pertha Rlancett last year was one of the best ever seen here. j Pioneer Meifl-nnt la Hurled. I I The body of Israel Hathaway nr ! rived this morning from western ; Washington where he died and at 9 o'clock a Masonic funeral was hold; lover it in the Baker undertaking, ! parlors Interment was made In Ol-, . 1-v . n . wn. tilA nev cemetery. iei-eiiaeu - ...! tn.A In I proprietor or a conieciiuiwiy ... Pendleton SS years ago and ts well remembered by older residents. Ills wlow and step-son accompanied the body here, j 7th Day of lUsh Ti'mieratiircs. Tadav is the seventh successive day that the maximum temperature has been 100 or more, the first time aince local weather records have been kept that such a phenomenon has beert noted in August. Today is the hottest though not the moHt uncomfortable of the seven, the mercury at 2:30 this afternoon being at 103, or two de grees higher than the maximum yes terday. The minimum last night was S3, the lowest point to which the mercury has sunk for some time. TODAY JllnlEf A I Keystone Comedy "Merely a Married Man" "CHILDREN OF THE SEA" A Majestic 2 Reel Drama A Bad Man and Others A Comedy Drama Featuring Walter Lawrey Sunday and Monday ONEDA'S FAMOUS LOVE STORY Buys Interest In paper. S. A. Stone, former Pendleton newspaperman, and Son of Jerry Stone, prominent Adams farmer, left today for Salem where ha has pur chased an interest In the Salem Statesman, one of the leading news papers of the valley. Mrs. Stone ac companied him. Mr. Stone is an ef ficient and hard-working newspaper man and is going upon a paper with which he is thoroughly acquainted, he having held down a desk upon it several years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Stone have been on the Stone farm near Adams for the past few months. Five Parts Chas. Clary The Broadway Star Plays Strathmore Watch Papers For Cosy Theatre Programe Sues to ConiiM'l Contra"t. In an effort to compel J. C. Ham- I n'er to fulfill the terras of an alleg ed contract entered Into for the pur chase of property In the east end of the county, U M. Greene today filed ! suit In the circuit court. He nl'eges Hammer agreed In a signed contract ' to purchase certain property, to p.'.y ! $100 down, to assume a $3000 nort- gage and to pay the balance of $3400 ! when the deed was turned over. The deed was made out, it is alleged, and j placed in the hands of E. J. Pavls. whom the defendant Informed that he had decided not to take the prop erty. W. M. Peterson and Rader and Barker are attorneys for the pU'lntlff iniiiiiiHuiiiiiMiiHiHimiiiijiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiiHi ISuw Hanson Cliapcflu. Miss Daisy Mason a clever and ex perienced milliner of Boise has pur chased the Hansen Chapeau on Main street which has been successfully conducted by Mrs. J. P. Hansen for the past few years. The transfer of stock and fixtures was made early In the week and the new proprietor Is now In charge. The name of the Institution has been changed to Ma son's Millinery. Miss Mason was formerly in charge of the Austin Fur Millinery Company of Boise. While she will deal exclusively now In mil linery, her plans for the furturo in clude the adding of a line of fuH to her stock. Miss Florence Harmon of Portland has arrived to accept the position of head trimmer and M'ss Hart, who has been in charge of toe beauty parlors of the Institution, will remain with the new proprietor. A. Volk of Pullman, at the ft. George. la registered WIIRAT MARKET. f Continued from page l. Taroma YertPrdajr's Market. TACOMA, Aug. 27.- Export Wheat, bluestem, Jl; forty-fold, 95c; club, 92c; red f'fe, 92c. - Liverpool Yoitorday'g Market. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.Wlieat Spot No. 1 Maltoba, lis 7 I-2d; No 2, lis, l-2d; No. J, lis, 4 l-2d; No. 1 Northern Duluth, lis 4 l-2d. . In American terms the Liverpool price is $1.69 per bushel. iia Ik .a m LAST TIME TODAY MYRTLE STEDMAN, ranking among the :ivfi most beautiful women in motion pictures, assisted by a special cast in A splendid adaption of Basil King's sensational novel. Tense exciting moments, beautiful scenes and wonderful photography, combine to make this an excep tional picture. WW lv(f Tomorrow and Monday The Inimitable Comedian John BarrfBTBpr'e IN AN IRRESISTIBLE FILM VERSION OF THE FAMOUS MELODRAMATIC COMEDY, 99 66 llhe icMr By the celebrated author Richard Harding Davis. You remember how funny J picture which is called "A Carnival of Mirth," he scores his greatest laugh tri umph. If you like good comedy, see this. If pi
