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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1915.
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Newsy Notes of Pendleton
BRAND
Seeded Raisins
Recipe for Raisin Bread
One qiiaH flour, one teaspoonful salt,
one tablespoonful suar. OM tablespoonful
lard melted in one pint milk, one-half eake
compreesed yeast dissolved in one-half cup
lukevarm water, one-half pound Seedless
Raisins. Make up in a stiff dough. Knead
well and let rise over night. Make into
two loaves. Bake when light.
Assorted and packed in sanitary packages.
3 Packages for 25c
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Marriage UOMM Issued.
Late Saturday evening a marriage
license was Issued to John t Mon
tague ami Ethel M Johnson.
exclusive possession of the propert.",
The Hank is alleged to claim some In
terest In the land. Carter & smyi'n
are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Man Arrests Mailt' .
Pas; Hound-up police records wer
broken this year In the number of '
i arrests and this was accomplished,
I loo. at a less cost to the city. So far
this month the police have made 2S4
arrests whereas the number during
th? entire month of September last!
-ear was :M6. This year the cost of!
the Round-up police service was
I t4St.l and last year it totaled!
i$6S0.l5.
Admits (iile to Marry.
A marriage license was Issued yes
terday to James c. Simpson and Eva
Tlndal. both of Adams.
(few nay polk-eiiian.
Frank Nash is the new day police
man to assist ("hlef of Folic Man
ning, taking the place Manning had
before he was appointed as chief.
Nash began his duties last week.
Saloonkeepers Vt-Mstcd.
Warrants were MrVad this morning
upon Martin Anderson and Frank J.I
Qulttland, proprietors of- the How.
man Far. charging them with sell
ing intoxicating li-iuors in a room'
Other than that for which a license I
was issued The case grows out of the I
tecent arrest of Anderson in a room!
at the rear of the saloon with a wo-!
man and another man. Hail in the
amount of $100 was required of them
Ma u street luiprou-mont Starts.
The grading of South Main street
up the hill, preliminary to paving It,
was started yesterday afternoon. The
street is almost Impassable ncrw. The
Warren Construction Co. this morn
ing started the laying of gravel
bitulithic on Railroad street.
3 MORE ARE ARRESTED
FOR O.-C. LAND FRAUD
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28. Three
more persons have been arrested un
der the blanket Indictment Issued
by the federal grand Jury In connec
tion with the Oregon land frauds
case,
They aie Elmer E. Patten, sales.
man, arrested in Eureka, Cal., today
h railed States niashal's deputies;
Hyron Sanford and D. C. Connors.
Two officers of the district attor
ney, the postal inspectors and the
I'nited States marshal were swamped
with telephone calls and letters from
alleged victims of the realty opera
tor.
It Is said iii federal curt circle
that several experienced business men
of San Francisco are atrloTt the vic
tims. There are 25,000 apt'lk'ations
for lund on file in the offices of the
California & Oregon railroad, making
a total of $3,750,000 collected fruu
dently according to federal officers.
Visit Our Men's Section
Its a busy pUce, just because the men appreciate our val-
I nM when lhey Pend a dollar with us they
get a full dollar's worth in return. BETTER JOIN THE
CROWD OF GOLDEN RULE CUSTOMERS
Two Phones. 2S.
"QUALITY"
823 Main St
Ask for Strict Foreclosure.
The Aladdin Land Co.. today filed
suit against R. C Todd and wife and
the First National Bank of Hermis.
tea asking a strict foreclosure on a!
contract for land alleged to have
beta entered Into between the Todds!
and the Maxwell Land & Irrigation
Co. and later assigned by the Max-:
well company to plaintiff. Plaintiff j
alleges violation of the terms of the
contract and aski for immediate and'
Auditorium i;c pom-.l
The high scl ol auditorium wftk'h
lrt.l been deobl.dly wrecked by work
men who hate been reflxlng the gal
.er. is now open for use again. Santa
thru after the building was put up
the gallery settled, thereby letting the
uku'er crack tff on the decoratior.J.
BOoUrCK Baal to Jail.
Ben Montell and Alfred Johnson,
two bootleggers picked up during the
Hound-up. were yesterday committed
to the county Jail by Justice of the
Peace Parkes upon their failure to
pay the fines imposed upon them.
Montell was fined tlOt and Johnson
$?.
New ( omiiiaiiilaiit Vi-'ts.
ROSEBCRU. Ore., Sept. J8. Al
though W". W. Elder, deposed com
mandant of the Oregon Soldiers'
Home, will not sever his connection
with the Institution until October 1,
1!. C. Markee, successor of the retlr-
I ing commandant, will arrive hee to
i day from Portland.
I He was Invited to come to Rose
I burg by Mr. Elder that he might be
I come conversant with his duties be
fore assuming the management of
the home October 1. Mrs. Markee,
It Is understood, will act as matron of
the home.
R. B. Ooodin, secretary of the
board of control, ha arrived here
from Salem to Invoice the home prior
to the change In commandants.
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Today and Tomorrow
Essanay Presents The Sensational Society Drama
"The Whirlpool"
With Nell Craig and Warda Howard
"THE WHIRLPOOL" A woman's honor is jeopaniized mdan innocent mair.is;
tried for murder because of a flirtation. Featuring Nell Craig and Wardla Howard.
Today and tomorrow we are giting awa.r Tango Tvps to each clvilcf under 12
years old who attends our show. These tops wholesale at 6 cants apiwe. 50 tops
will be given aw ay each day. Bring: or send your children and we will present
them with a nice tor.
ADULTS 10c.
CHILDREN 5c
Coming Thursday and Friday
When Helen' husband came back rrom the g'ave and she was married to Sir Michael
what should she have done?
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THE ANSWER IN
"Lady Audley's
Secret"
-With
THEDA BARA
The Vampire Woman
A 6 ACT FOX PHOTOPLAY SUPREME.
klc i- nultlcd.
The jury that heard the testimony
in the case of the State vs. ileorge
Akley last evening returned a ver-1
diet of not guilty. Akley had been
accused ot assaulting and robbing !
Kanine. an old Indian, but the evl-i
donee showed that, if he was ifnpll
cated. others were just as much or !
HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD HAS
TENTATIVE GAME SCHEDULE
Men's blue serge suits, you
would have to pay a
third more elsewhere for
no better value 89.90.
812.50, 814.75 and
816.50.
Men's .suits in plain greys,
self stripes or plaids,
why not save a few dol
lars on ever suit 80.90,
89.90, 812.50, 814.75
Men's sweater coats in all
the new colors at 98,
81.98, 82.98, 83.98.
85.90.
Men's jersey sweaters 084,
81.49. 81.98.
Men's extra pants the best
values you ever saw at
98, 81.49, 81.88,
82.48.
Men's pure worsted pants,
$5 and $6 values 82.88,
83.88.
Young men's suits in blue
serge, plaids or fancy
TOC CAN no
KrrrER at
mixed effects at 85.80,
87.80, 88.90, 89.90.
Boys' knickerbocker suits
in grey or brown mixed
plaids or blue serge, at
81.98, 82.98, 83.98,
Boys' odd pants for school
wear, in knickerbocker
style at 49 69S 98
81.23.
Boys' sweater coats in grey,
maroon or red at 98,
81.49, 81.98.
Boys' jersey sweaters in
plain colors or stripe at
98t, 81.49.
Boys' blouse waists in light
or dark patterns at 25,
49.
Boys' hats in several new
blocks at 49 98,
8149.
Boys' caps, another lot
just received 25, 49
WE LEAD
OTHERS
FOLLOW
LOCAL roornw.i, TEAM Will.
IT. AY 1. QR Mi: HERE
ON OCTOBER 19.
church Ha. itt--n nprOTed.
Many improvements have been
made to the interior and exterior of I
the Christian Science church on Webhj
street. Xew steps have been put In,
and the main auditorium has been
Tainted and repaper, d. The reading I
room also has been painted and re-!
papered. New cards have been print-'
ed giving the address of the reading
i room and these cards have been
placed in the local hotels and in some
; of the store Windows.
Manager Uolen of the hth school
football team, announces that three
of the games of the season have beet:
arranged. A heavy schedule Is be
ing worked out and more games will
be secured In the near future which
will be played away from home.
There Is bright prospects for a game
here on Thanksgiving, tne last day
of the season. The games to bo
I laved as now arranged are: La
lirande, Oct. , at 1'eiidlcton, Haker
Nov at I'endlcton and Walla
Wall i Nov. 19, u Pendleton.
Last night saw the first real prac
tice of the season which was held at
the Round-up park. About 25 hus
kies were out in salts, more are ex
pected to be present tonight. last
night was spent In blocking, punting
and signal practice. The boys were
all given a trial being changed from
one position to another. Coach Hln
derman Impressed upon the, boys the
necessity of being out every night and
to leave all of their comedy at home
for it was work from now until the
end of the season.
No definite lineup has been select
ed as yet. Several new men can he
seen on the field among who may ha
hidden more than one dark horse.
By the end of the week Conch Illn
darman will be able to select his first
team men ami put them to work on
signals and trick plnys.
Announcing System Was Fine,
Through the courtesy of Manager
Mabie of the telephone company, the
best system of announcing which the
Round-up has ever had kept the
spectators informed last week. In a
booth at the judges' stand It D.
Drake was connected with each of
the crows' nests and also with the
stables. At any time he could sum
mon performers or stock from the
corrals and stables or could give to
the announcers simultaneously a mes
sage to repeat to the crowd.
'T'riskers'' Are Penalized.
Billy and Fin ('lark, blond demi
mondes, and Bert Perkins and Rob
ert Ross, their chief allies, under
took to "frisk" a visitor to the
Round-up Saturday at a local hotel.
The man. however, put up a fight
and the police were called. The two
men locked themselves in a room
and went out throuirh a window. Per
kins was caught at once and Ross
was later picked no on the streets.
Yesterday the two women were sen
tenced to pay fines of $50 each and
the men were given 175. So far Flo
Clark is the only one who has paid
her way out of jail. N'eta Carson and
Hazel Sherwood were also arrested
on charges of conducting a bawdy
hotise and fined ISO each.
BtUMflMCd a Motorcycle
Chief of Police AIM Manning is not
exactly a cowboy but he knows how
to bulldog a speeding motorcycle, a
sport just about as dangerous as
balldogglM a long horned steer. On
Friday night a motorcycle, with two
men aboard, passed him on Cotton
tinnrt street nf such a sneed that he
couldn't even tell whether they were
burning lights. He laid In wait for
their return and. when half a block
distant, signalled them to stop. They
slowed down as if thev Intended to
stop. hut. just before reaching him
swerved suddenly and turned on more
juice. The cycle jumped ahead hut
the chief made a jump, grabbed the
handlebars and the three men and
fell in a heap to the pave
ment. Luckily none were hurt but
iv,o i wan rlnmngcd. The men
proved to be Lester Harrington and
Odler Demdauw of Pilot Rock and
each paid a fine.
TEMPLE THEATRE
Formerly The Cosy
Today and Wednesday
Ghas. Chaplin and Fatty Arbuckle
in
"The KNOCKOUT"
in 2 reels-A comedy that is a scream and a howl
RICHARD STANTON
-In
"THE GOLDEN TRAIL"
A beautiful Western drama in 2 reels.
MUTUAL WEEKLY A Good One.
. lor v
Have You Heard Our Ladies' Orchestra? Watch for Our Grand Opening.
TEMPLE THEATRE
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,1. it. Dickson Makes Record.
J. R, Dlckscn who for over ten
-ears represented tne Aetna ine ai.u
the .Aetna Accident and Liability com
pany In Pendleton, and who Is now
connected wltn the office of the gen
eral agents of said companies In
T ortland, will be one of nearly a
Ultuaand "Ae..n Izers" to attenl IB
itnpany's convention at San K-an-
eeo October to 9. The delegc.es
to this convention have been selected
solely on a basis of merit, as demon
strated by a seven months' selling
c mpalgn In the casualty and mis
cellaneous Insurance lines and fldel
it v rnd surety bond business, only
new business fully paid for btlng
counted. To f ive all a fair chance,
the agents were divided Into four
groups, according to the population
of their territory, and a carefully
graded scale of credits was arranged
for the 27 lines of Insurance Includ
ed In the convention campaign. Mr.
Dickson will leave Portland on this
trip, which will combine business and
pleasure, on next Sunday evening,
and expect to be away for two
weeks. His address, while In fan
Francisco, will be the Palace Hotel.
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The Alta Theatre
TODAY
The Distinctive Dramatic Actress
GAIL KANE
In Clyde Fitch's Great Romantic Drama
"Her Great Match"
A great five act photoplay of touching
sentiment and gripping situations.
Special Added Attraction Tonight!
KENWORTHY PLAYERS with HELEN DUFFY
IN THE BIB COWBOY GOIEDY
"BOSS OF THE RANCH"
A Great Western Bill in 3 Acts
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