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PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGQNIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915 EIGHT PAGES Cannon Ball CABBAGE FINE FOR KRAUT Special by the Crate Per lb. 2c Gray Bros. Grocery Co, mewsyIIof d I lOTES PENDLETON v . v J 1 aiimtiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiifimiitmiiiiiiiiiM Do Your Shopping &t The Golden Rule Store s Where you know you are getting the RIGHT GOODS at the RIGHT PRICE every day in the year. You don't hae to worry that your neighbor buy goods cheaper than s E you if you are a customer of this big busy store. Compare our goods Compare our prices. Out of Hospital. I not undertake to influence legislation James M. Shaw, prominent farmer on any subject. Inciilenta.il . the I of Uklah. left St. Anthony's hospital reply takes occasion to boost Pendle- i his morning after undergoing an op-1 ton and literature was enclosed de- eration for a tumor on the neck. He' scribing this city and adjacent coun is now nearly recovered and expects' try. to return to his home this afternoon. Called a WttaCtS. C. S. Welton. well known local plumber, will leave for Eugene to morrow to appear In the circuit court there as a witness In a bigamy case. Mr. Welton recently was called to Eugene as a witness before the wand jury in this same case Hiiortv Trial On. The divorce case of Ida Davis against her husband E. Davis is being heard this afternoon in the circuit court before Judge Phelps. BookMf Are Keeoived. A number of beautiful booklets de scribing the Columbia highway have been received by the Commercial Association. The booklets are Issue,! by the Portland Automobile club and , contain handsome reproductions of the scenes along the Columbia river Pioneer iTOiiclier Here. Rev. and Mrs. O. w. Kennedy ol Hood River are in the city today vis ing friends. Rev. Kennedy is one of the pioneer ministers of the state, having crossed the plains to Oregon in 1853. He is the author of "Tho Pioneer Campre," a history of the e:irly days In Oregon. lain l Welcome, Farmers in the city today "QUALITY" The name of the booklet Is -Oregon's! nPW smues over tne rain Scenic Hiehwavs" , that began last night and continued ' I until late into the forenoon today. The rain was general over a large I art or tne county. The measure ments here show that .32 of an inch Not a partisan club. Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. H - - ,...iiiniiiiiiiillllllIIIIIIIIMIIililMIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllMI)IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl!IIIIIMIIIIII1llllllllliillllFllllllllllllltMIr: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Edward A Whlttier. secretary of the American Fair Trade League of New York asking for support on the Stev ens bill which will soon be before congress, the Commercial Association states that it Is a non-partisan and non-political organization and does has fallen. ; Back From Hirattas Trt,. I Colonel James H. Raley. Marion I Jack and W, L. Thompson returned ! yesterday from a goose hunting eic , peditlon to the Prospect farm near ' Hermlston. They reported no success as the geese are not plentiful. Sever al hunters went out todav after ducks. 49 for all wool serge or batiste; compare it with any 75c value elsewhere. 5 69 for 40 inch serges or 36 inch silk poplin other merchants ask a dollar. 69 for a regular dollar E value in messaline. 98 for broadcloth or serges also wool poplin, a regu lar $1.50 value. E $1.49 chiffon, broadcloth, gaberdine or peau de soie silk other merchants ask $2.00 for no better value. Compare them. 98 for a 36 inch messaline, also taffeta. You will not get a better value at $1.50 25 for Quaker serges or worsted plaids. 5 and 8it for outing flannel for quilt lining in dark or light patterns. 814 and lOf real heavy outing in light or dark patterns, also plain colors and white. 10 flanneletts for dressing saques. 12' for duckling fleece, a real heavy flannelett you would have to pay 17 Vic if it were not for this big busy store. 6j, if for Dundee's percales. lOf for full 36 inch percale guarantted fttst colors. 7if Hope muslin; this needs no introduction, s every body knows Hope Sj blestched. Hi if for Lonsdale bleached muslin. 49f dozen for barber's towels. Si 'sf, lOf, 12i2f large size buck towels. You can do better at We Lead Others follow liiMuiiniiitiiimintiiiii iiiiitiiiiiiMisiiiiiiiiMiiEiiiiiM) till iniiiiiiiiiiniHiiijiniiMiiiiiii iiniiniM!iiiniiiiiitiiiiiiHiiittir TODAY ONLY Helen Rose Gibson m Kalem's Sensational Railroad Story "A Test of Courage" Vitagraph Broadway Star Feature, "THROUGH TROUBLED WATERS" 3 Part Alfred Vosburgh, Myrtle Gonzalez, An na Schaefer. ADULTS 10c. Selig Presents "HER SLIGHT MISTAKE" A Roaring Western Comedy, featuring the Diamond S. Cowboys, headed by Tom Mix. CHILDREN Sc. Maniagc Uommm issued. County Clerk Sating today issued marriage licenses to Elmer Hopkins and Goldle L. Gray, and Arthur Mat heny and Clara J. Atterburg. Miss Gray was formerly school teacher in district 65 near Weston. Hopkins is a Milton resident. The latter couple are from near Free water. Out Again, In Again. Alexis Quinville was sentenced to spend fiw days in the city Jail by Po lice Judge Fits Herald this morning on a charge of being drunk. Quin ville was let out only yesterday after imprisonment on a similar charge and v as arrested again last night. In ad dition to serving five davs, the Judge fined him 5. On Automobile Trip. , Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Setter of Spo- I kane, spent last night in the city. ! They are on an automobile tour of , Oregon. They started out this morn ! ing for La Grande but the roads were so bad they had to return and will leave this afternoon for La Grande by train, from where they will con ' tlnue their automobile trip. Sunday and Monday Will Return Today. Rev. E. R. Clevenger of the Bap tist church who has been attending the Baptist state convention at Eu gene will return tonight and conduct the regular Sunday services tomorrow at the usual hours morning and eve ning. The Sunday school and the young peoples society will also meet I a! the usual hours tomorrow. I Crosses New Bridge. K. Stevens, well known rancher of j Riverside, has the honor to be the first to cross the new bridge over the I Umatilla river at the east end of town ! Mr. Stevens went over the new struc ture this morning In his Ford auto mobile. There Is still some work to ' be dope at the approaches but by Monday everything will be in shape that traffic may be resumed. PRESENTS 1 1 7 Reels ! 7 Reels 11 "The Rosary" FEATURING Kathlyn Williams, Charles Clary and All-Star Cast 111111111 Is Known Here. Local friends of T. B. Phillips sec retary of the businessmen's associa tlon of the Dalles were grieved this morning to learn that his daughter, Airs. dick uoyle, had committed sul clde at the ranch of her husband near The Dalles Mr. Phillips was here only a few davs aao to attend the fu- .nt-ral of the late Frank L. Wahler. a local lineman. The suicide is said to have followed a quarrel between husband and wife In which Mr. Doyle was said to have threatened to se cure a divorce. " The woman left a note saying she could not live with out him. then went to her bedroom and shot herself through the heart j wth a 38-revolver. The Big House TEMPLE THEATRE The Big Plays The Favorite Star of Western Lile TONIGHT ONLY Wm. S Hart in "Keno" Bates Liar Also Fay Tincher in the real laughable comedy 'FAITHFUL TO THE FINISH SUNDAY AND MONDAY The Next of Our Series of PATHE GOLD ROOSTER PLAYS "VIA WIRELESS" IN 5 PARTS Featuring Gail Kane and Bruce McRae. A New War Play. Thrilling and Gripping Every Minute. 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The plot La wo Yin around two partners in a pill manufacturing business, each the brains and main stay of the firm in his estimation the other Ming a loafer and a blot on the face of the earth. The support Is good with the single exception there Is a trifle too much "t'oddles" the maid of all work who becomes IxTesome. The performance last night was witnessed by a good holme. Klirs As Ugal Tender. Congresnman N. J. slnnott of The Dalles, who was In the city thin mor ning, saya that over In Harney coun ty the ears of Jackrabblts are uiied legal teder. He stopped at a general store there, while on a recent trip, and saw hundreds of these ear lining on a clothea line. Hi Inquired the reason and was told by the pro prietor that jackrahhit ears an Just as good ai gold. The merchant ac cept the ears allowing a discount for them on goods purchased. The mer chants then turn In the ear to the county court and receive the bounty. In Harney county this year. Mr. Bin- nott said, bounties have been paid on over (00,000 Jgckrablta. THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN SAM BERNARD IN HIS FIRST SCREEN APPEARANCE AS Poor Schmaltz" An unusual Famous Players Production. One of the greatest laugh triumphs g ever filmed. - TOMORROW THE BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN ELSIE JANIS Supported by an all star cast, including Myrtle Stedman, ART ACORD and Owen Moore, in the brightest, prettiest, funniest photo comedy in which she has vet appeared. " Nearly a Lady " Romance of a western girl, an English Lord and a Montana sweetheart. SEE The $250,000 marble swimming pool in the home of a noted American millionaire. t The beautiful "Lariat Dance" in which Elsie Janis outdances the Montana cowboys, headed by ART ACORD. A COMEDY THAT WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY FOR A WEEK. ALSO PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE NO. 7 Watch the initiation by Father Nepune, of prominent busineas men crossing the equator (a riot of fun). See the native life in Jamaica. 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