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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1915)
I' A t',r, KiGHT EI Gill PAGES DAILY EAST OUFllOXtAX. IT XPI.FTOX. OREGON. M OX HAY, SKPTEJiniT. ti. lOl".. if i 1 t 1 I 1 I WE KNOW Chase 6 Sanborn's Seal OraniCoieo IS THE BEST AND WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT. Newsv Notes of Pendleton O'mmifiii) t lull Mi"vtlnr. The rogutar monthly meeting of the Commercial association will be hod tomorrow -"vening In the club rooms. ! Siurgls Ruby 111. I The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus O. Sturgte, which has been 111 for several days, Is reported to bo Improving. , slils Cattle to Portland. Gilman Folson, well known young stockman, left yesterday for Port land with two carloads of cattle for t!ie markets. w e v! not glr.dk rcfr.inl your nionev if .satisfied with n tri:il can. We mean this. 1 lb. Tins Steel Cut 48c 2 lb. Tin Steel Cut 85c 3 lb. Tins Steel Cut $1.25 5 lb. Tins Steel Cut $2.00 Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two riioncs, 2S. 823 Main St. Round-up Dates, .September 23-24-25. Small Crass lire. A small prass fire on the hill back of St Joseph's academy called out the fire department yesterday. N'o dam ai;e was done. gravity svstom and unite a number of people patronised the place yesterday and Saturday. Many are of the opin ion that the water is too cold but those who took a plunge yesterday declare the temeperatur is just right for Invigorating eierclse. Pilot Itock Woman Dk-s. Winifred U Janes, 44 years old, and wife of A. B. Janes of Tllot Rook, died yesterday afternoon, ac cording to word received In Pendle ton this morning. The cause of death Is not known. w. iin v. H. HILL OPTICIAN With WM. C HANSCOM. We grind our own lenses. ! llorula Stato Tra-k Meet. I KEY WKfT, Fla., Sept. 6. The j rtorida state track and field meet v.'ill be staged here this afternoon un der the auspices of the Key West club. A large number of entries have been received and several A. A. I', championships will ne decided. HORTON AUTO SERVICE Phone 501. We take you any place, any time. Country Trips a Specialty. BEST STOCK RANCH FOR THE PRICE, IN UMA TILLA COUNTY. acres near the Blue Mountain Forest Reserve; allot t meut for two bands of sh. ep. Water piped into a two story rtH'm house. Fine spring close to two barns, good family -orchard. Stream runs through premises. SO acres bovtorm land, together with tillable bench land, produces sufficient feed fur stock in winter. This ranch is adapted to any kind of nock. 64 tons of hay g,-,Cs with this ranch a: HO per acre. Easy terms If not fid in September, it is off the marlet, E. T.fWADE, Pendleton, Ore. To Teach in 8. Miss Ida Narkaus, a Weston teach er, has been employed to teach In district No. St for eight months at $75 per month, storp bont Is Inlntexl. The store front of the Zilllcus 5-10-15 cent store was given a coat of white this morning and presents much more attractive appearance. ltttirn from California. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Pahl returned last week from an extended trip through California. They visited both fairs and many other points of Inter est, even traveling across the bordet into Mexico. Iahor Pay Olwwvod. Allclty and county offices, the post office and the banks closed In ob servance of Labor Pay, which is a recognised holiday In Oregon. Aside from the tennis tournament, there was no special event marking ' the day. This Is 8tll Dry nay. Today Is the- SDth day Upon which there has been no rain, according to the records kept by the .official weather observer. Indications, are. however, that the dry spell will be, broken before long as there is a smell ' of rain in the air and a cloudy sky. I Last year the dry spell continued for! 62 days. j Miviy lHes Reins filkt. Dove pie is now a table delicacy in Umatilla county, the open season on doves having opened September 1 Many of the birds are being killed ,".s their meat is highly prized. The sea son will remain pen until November 1st. Whose CarrfoT Plst"Ou? J. B. MeCiWk. cashier of the Am erican National Hank, is trying to find the owner of a carrier pigeon; which alighted on the front porch of1 his honse on West Jackson street! Saturday evening. The bird Is regis-, tered, wearing a metal band on one' j leg. On the band are lite letters; "O B" anil some numbers which are not decipherable. I Have You the Kiddies all Ready for School? You may need some of these to complete their outfit, attractive Golden Rule prices you can't get elsewhere. Then, too, these are Roys' blue school wear. WHAT THE BOY MAY NEED. Boys' school suits, there is nowhere you can get sue h v a 1 u es at ' 1.98, $2.9S, $3.9S, $1.98. erge suits for all sizes and priced at S2.98, $3.98, $1.98. Boys' Mackinaw coats for school wear in fancy plaid or stripe at $2.98, S3.98, ?4.98. Boys' sweater coats for school wear 49?, 98?, $1.49, $1.8S. School shoes for the boys, and they need good solid ones too $1.23, $1.39, $1.49, $1.69, $1.98. Then there are the better shoes for the larger boys in button or lace at $2.25, $2.69, $2.98. WHAT THE GIRL MAY NEED Gingham dresses, sizes 6 to 14 yrs., let us fit them at 49?, 69f , 98? 81.49 SI. 98. All wool serge dresses nicely made iff-j sizes 6 to 14 years only.... $3.98 W Uuiuren s coats for school wear, J they will need them, better make your selection now at $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $1.08. Sweater coats will not be out of the if; VO'lir fiirVit n.M of W-t iBt in Ml $1.98, $2.98. t Girls' school shoes in vtri nnfniit nri-3 gun metal ; you can t buy them fiwewnere ai i.ia, S1.49, $1.69, $1.98. THEY WILL BOTH NEED THESE Pencil tablets, 80 sheets for 3? Jumbo tablets, 165 sheets for 5? 8x9 3-4 inch, 110 sheet tablets 5? Good lead pencils 1? 5c lead pencils 2 for.. 5? Good pen holders..'.... 1? 5c pen holders 4? (a I I 'D 1 ' 'so Mr a VOV CAN DO xznlc RKTTKU AT ' S3 J C (Vnnri. $1.25, Combination pen, pencil , and holder only.... 4? Rubber erasers 1 Ink and lead erasers.. 4? Carters best ink 4? 12-in. rulers h'dwood 1? 12-in. met. edge ruler 4? Boys' school hose 10?, 1210?, 19?, Girls' school hose 10?, 12 U;?, 25?. WK I.FM HT1IFKH willow 1 ! 1 111 1 I l' 1 p mmm Wesal Sliooting cm McKay. Repwxts have reached Game Warden Tonkin of shooting of pheasants on HKlriUUAN SINKS. (Continued from page one.) Deputy Illegal Halfour issued & statement declarto Germuny's subntirine warfare luul been a failure ami branded it as cow ardice. Hritish mercantile tonnapf McKay 1 1 creek about eight miles from Pendle-, to and he is making an investigation j to ascertain whether there to enougn evidence for a prosecution. I s greater now tium when the war began. Talfour said. MATCH BOXES MaDE OF HUMAN BONES Tiilkins Itiiind-p In Irtland. j Th,M Portland people are talking' Round-up quite as much as in former! years is the statement of Heirry W.I Collins, one of the directors; who has Just returned from a visit In that city. He found the Roand-up well- adver tised an many people conumpliwhig attendance thi year. ToIihtwcii Here Tomorrow- Mr.and Mrs. Adolph Topperwefn. premier riHe asd pistol shots of tne count rv. will be here tomorrow to give a free exhibition. They will shoo j at the golf links- about 10 o'clock in i the morning, and invite the public to-; witness them. Rth make any num ber of difficolt shots and their exhi bition is well worth watching. PARIS. Sept. ti. Match boxe.li wlsittled out of human bontw are be-j ing carried by a number of super- stitfous French army aviators in the j belief that they will drive off bad luck. M. Uariel Uisouttor. one of the! war birds, who lost a It".' because of j an ifir encounter with a fierman, made- the lioes out of the bone of nis own amputated limb while recovering in a hospital. 4 $rno I'Oll lioiio Swimming P'! Fall. , The pool at the nafcvtorium been full for tie paet tliree days, water having been taken, fTom 1 -jJ V' t vfes sty it i $ I -m . LAST CHANGE TODAY edvjii-3 mm Great Sensational 6 Act Drama SJSJ In Lubins l! ill slliiS Elaborate Sensational TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 4 e." I" 'j 1 3 It. M Jim :X, M li.'M M -M mm f f "5! V'--' v 'r..,I M' ' - J T mr: ' .iff- MUTUAL MASTER PICTURES TIF it f t - .' !;..-; V -"4 i 'i'M6 V t4 1 ... I W: I A. D. SEARS andOLOA GRAY in"THE FAILURE IjOUR-PAUTMUTU,M.. MA&Tt-RI'IClUt-X. k'BODUCLU UY HLLlANCt T6BflV written by the hero a young newspaper man and then when the author protests he is made the victim of a conspiracy and sent to prison. Just a glimpse into the plot of "TliO failure" A photo-play full of real human interest and rich sentiment. A drama of newspaper and theatrical life su perbly staged and act ed with John Emer son as the star. "The Failure" is a Mutual Masterpicture in four parts. Lj-.: :miiiiiimiiiiiiiMiiMiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiiimiiimiMiiiiMimiiMM mm A LAUGH! ALSO In His Latest Essanay Comedy "TOE BANK" A SCREAM! in 2 acts A HOWL! Mary Nash the Broadway Favorite in The Knickerbocker "Tides of Times" tlTj?0- Viola Stevens., Viola Stevens, aged fifteen, of Brooklyn. N. Y., has tun off with. Max Goodman, her chum, perhaps ho is her husband by now, dressed in boy s clothim?, and somewhere in the eastern stales, they are riding freight trains, Just lik efficient ho boes, liut her mother, lira. Adelaide Stevens, is an energetic woman. No sooner had she missed her daughter than she went to the iiiooklyn de tectives and offered a reward of J S 00 for the return of the Ktrl. Viola, it in believed, is filled with wanderlust or hive or both. She was an ardent member of the Campfire Girls, and later expected to ko on a campim trip with another organiza tion. She ts a member of a bird club and has buen very enthusiastic In her studies. A friend of Goodman told the story ! of the girl dressing In boy's clothing and seeing her and Goodman board a freight train in Brooklyn. Iuter this postal card was received by a friend of Goodman Iear Jim Arrived1 safe, striking Penn. Having a darn good h of a time. Cauuht freight at Westfleld on l'enn. Left Anbury. Got a square meal from a farmer' wife. (Signed Fit AN K SAYVILLE), V. s. Will write you again on our honeymoon. (Signed- MAX. f i n K J" LAST TIME TODAY ( The Inimitable Comedian VICTOR MOORE In a picturization of the world famous Irish-American Comedy "CHIMMIE FADDEN" As a rough, but good-hearted Bowery boy, Victor Moore won a warm place in the hearts of a large and enthusiastic audience last night. Clean, spon taneous humor, combined with a tender strain of romance, and bright sparkl ing action all tend to make Chimmie Fadden one of the most pleasing comedies recently shown. , ' Tomorrow! Dorothy Donnelly in "THE SEALED VALLEY mm 1 ii HtltlirillllllllllillHlllinflllllllllllllUlllIIlllllllllIlllllIlilllltltlltlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiifs:
