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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1915)
PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER!). 1915. EIGHT PAGES THE TRUE MEXICAN Resurrection Plant A WONDERFUL NOVELTY OF NATURE. The Chinese Lyncoe Trapa Bicornis Nature's Greatest Curiosity. Im ported Direct From China. RED, WHITE, PINK They bloom the year around and will grow in any climate. When in bloom their fragrance will pervade the house. Gray Bros. Grocery Co, "QUALITY" Karl is mo ranch norm idene 1 Mail. fan his duties us pressman fur the laist Oiegonian taking the position held by Elvin Uimpkln who resigned. Mr. Peters is a Spanish War veteran and recently completed for him on a friend of Hex. H. 11 lluhhell. alsj k street by George Peehler. a veteran. sliiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiitiiiiii" I BETTER GOODS FOR Less Money j That's what you will find at the Golden Rule store. That is the reason this is c Pendleton's big, busy store. It's the way we buy our goods together with our modern merchandising methods that the good people appreciate. WET WEATHER GOODS AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY. Known in from hia ndleion to the res mi Will twnd Directors' Meeting. 3 Manuel Friedley left on No. IT to- 5 day for Portland where he will at- end a meeting of the directors of the Pacific States Fire Insurance Co., he 55 Wang one of the directors. g Mlcnd Mooting. Manuel Friedly. well known local 5S farmer and candidate for councilman from the first ward, left today for 5 Portland to attend a meeting of an 5B ) insurance company in which he is a 5 , director. No Police court. Quietness reigned in police circled today, no arrests having been made yesterday or last night No court was. consequently, held this morning t hief to Portland. Chief of Police Alex Manning will leave this evening ror Portland where he will go before the federal grand Jury as a witness in a bootleg ging case. jj Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. llIIIIIB Coventor is (.rateful. Governor Withycomba has written ; 5 i if.-iden: .1. V Tallman of the Com-j jgj niercial club, expressing great ap-1 55 I'reciation for a telegram from local j I business men complimenting him and Sj the Oregon commission on the occas-j f Oregon Day at the San Fran-1 exposition. Moving to Milton. Having sold their place at 717 Ma rie street to Mr. and Mrs. Slddens. Mi. and Mrs. S. C. Stanton are mov ing to Milton where they expect to make their home in the future. New PrCeMnaa Here. M. L. Peters, formerly of Albanv and Portland, began yesterday upon I loom for Teachers. Inasmuch as there, will be about 200 more teachers here for the four county institute next week, some o! them will have to find beds in pri vate homes and Supt. L E. Young will b" glad to receive notices from people having beds for use during the institute. .Women's rain coats the kind that keep vou drv $3.98, $4.98, $6.90, $9.90. Genuine gaberdine shed-rain slip on coats, why pay $17.50 or $20, Golden Rule price $t2.50, and $14.75. Children's rain coats for school wear at $1.98, $2.98. Women's foot hold rubbers at 43 Women's first quality rub bers. 7"h' values 49 Misses' rubbers first quality. 75c values . lj)c Children's rubbers, sold everywhere at 50c, our price 39 This .is great umbrella wea ther for the school chil dren, 49, 69. 98 Ladies' umbrellas, full steel frame, 26 in. size priced at 49. 69, 98, $1.49, $1.98, Men's rain coats of genuine rubberized cloth priced at $3.98, $4.98, $6.90, $9.90. Men's gaberdine shed rain slip on coats, good $17.50 and $20.00 values at $12.50, $14.75. Roys' high top lace boots for muddy weather at s $1.98, $2.69, $2.98. Men's high top shoes for slippery weather. You 5 save more than a dollar on every pair $4.50, $4.98. S $5.90, $6.90. Boys' storm rubbers at 49 5 Boys' roll sole storm rub- bers. a dollar value at 69 5 Men's first quality rubbers, a good $1 value at.. 69 5 Men's heavy roll sole first E quality rubbers, $1.25 5 value 89 Men's umbrellas; you can afford one at 49, 98, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49. You can do better at We Lead Others follow llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllillllllllll III!! D. N. Reber, M. D. Bye, Bar Vose and Throat specialist. Room 11 Schmidt Building. Pendleton. To obtain glasses that will not qrire changing, the eye strain must first be cured, otherwise you will be disappointed. Dale Rothwell OPTICAL SPECIALIST Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses duplicated. All work guaranteed meriean National Bank BuUdlng, Pendleton, Phone 809 WM. C HANSCOM. OPTICIAN We grind our own lenses. t Snow On rm-omtng Wagon. I That there is snow close to Pendle ! ton was Indicated this morning at II I o'clock when a load of wood, the ! top covered with snow, came Into the j city drawn by horses. Wherever the wagon was last night, and It could not have been many miles away, snow fell. It. s. (ufcU'rla hii-. Owing to the rainy weather the 1 high school cafeteria was opened for business today and a number of students secured their lunches at the domestic science rooms. The cafe ' teria will be continued as long as ne Sjcessnry. Miss Butler, head of the I domstic science course. In in charge. . nSip 3 ifii iB il tlOOO Horses Sold. In behalf of the Portland Cham ber of Commerce J. V. Tallman has made Inquiry as to the number of horses and mules Bold from this county for war purposes ami has learned that approximately 6000 horses and mules were sold. The Portluml chamber is now asking for full details as to agricultural pro duction in this county. ?Today WILLIAM FOX MLUtfO TMHOOCM FoxFTTm CORPORATION Today? 'Should a Mother Tell?' WITH BETTY NANSEN, STUART HOLMES, CLARA WHITNEY, ARTHUR HOOPS AND JEAN SOTHERN IN 6 ACTS. 5 Narrow Kscape. When the automobile of Ray tOckl 5 . aiiKli fire yesterday In front of tin I 5J In dependent Oarage. the oil tank of 5 the Standard Oil Co, was standing! lose at hand, filling the underground! tank of the garage and there was 5 grave danger of a disastrous fire.' 55 Flr- chief Klngold states that it is S ' L violation of the law for any auto' 5EJ to fill from a tajik which is being ! filled at the same time. Should a mother eat her heart out in silence, to protect those near and dear to her, when, by be traying her inmost secret, she coujd save her daughter? This vital question is answered by BET TY NANSEN, the world's moat eminent tragedienne. See how Betty Nansen solves an agonizing problem affecting a woman's sacred secret. The greatest of all problem plays. A screen sensation of power. Pa s Same ( id Kent. Thomas Ganeck, of Spokane, has): (rented for a term of five vears the i i I Prank Frazier room on Main strel j j just east nt the Orpheum theater, j j The place Is to be used for a candy j j factory and the new lease calls for j j jthe same rent paid in the past by thelj I saloon now occupying the location. ! j I The rent is $75 per month. Mr. Ga- j neck secured the location through E. j j T. Wade who says it is difficult to ! find locations open on Main street I : cvn though the saloons will shortly j have to go out of business. I 1 Tonight and Wednesday VAUDEVILLE Big, Snappy Sullivan & Considine Acts SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION FOR TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY 1 JOCK COLEMAN AND HIS KILTS IN NEW SONGS, JOKES AND STORIES. you went home and found your wife in the arms of jj another man; if you should 1 find your wife at a hotel in the jf room of another man. Would you get a divorce? Don't Answer Until You See "EVIDENCE" I FEATURING LILLIAN TUCKER AND EDWIN AUGUST. THURSDAY and FRIDAY 1 55 , Hears I'rom IScroaved I'arents. 5 Itev. and Mrs. friaries Hodshire 5 lave received a letter from .Mr. and 5 Mrs. Ii. W. I'ettigrew of Seymour, Iowa, parents of James Kyrell Petli aS ' srew who met a tragic death under the wheete of a wngon here last 5SJ Shortly after the accident the Hod. 3B j shires wrote a letter of condolence to the parents, sending them a clipping from this paper telling the details of the unfortunate occurence. Mr. and Mrs. I'ettigrew in their answer ex pressed a deep gratitude to the local people for their kindness. TEMPLE THEATRE IIP III! : 1 Added attraction for the little folks: "Dreamy Dud at the Old Swimin' Hole." Cartoon comedy. EVERYBODY SHCULD SEE THIS WONDERFUL TRI UMPH OF THE SCREEN. 7 Itaker (.anie Is I'riday. On Friday afternoon at Hound-up Sll'ark the annual gridiron struggle Jaw )( tween the Pendleton and Itaker football teams will be staged. Thfl 1ope is all wi;h the Maker team but 5 dope is a poor thing to rely upon. ''oach Hinderman has had the ranks of his team sjidly shattered by slck- rifss and injuries bat hopes to be : a hie to put a eooil line-up in the 5 tame. Snvder is iaek in sehoo! to. dav- after being laid up for a week 55 1 y.-ith lagrippe ami I'alllson, Mays and 5E Herrick. who have all been having ; siniilal- ailm'-i:1 ;ire slovvl rotind 55 ing to. Adults 15c. Children 5c COMING THURSDAY-FRIDAY William Fox presents THEDA BARA AND WILLIAM SHAY "SIN" 6 Act 6 il iimttiiimni llllllllilllljllill III! Koiind-iip Vdwrlised. 55 W. I,. Thompson. Pendleton member j of the Oregon commission for the ex. 3 I position at .-an Kr.inclsco has return- I ed from San Francisco where he par pjj tieipated with other members of the 53 J commission In the observance of ore. Slgon Day with Oovernor Wlthycombe gjas the chief guest of honor. Pcndlo 55 ton and the Round-up have secured 5 very extensive and favorable adver pS fining, says Mr. Thompson. The gS I riound-up motion pictures shown al S the Oregon building have made that pSshow the most popular one of the sort S n the grounds. The Proctor "Ruck 5 aroo" Is eliciting much praise and re- fleets credit upon Pendleton. Inci 9 dentally Mr Proctof has been honor ed in other ways at the exposition. Two immense reproductions of his hlson guard the main entrance to the fine arts exhibit one of the most pop- jular liuildlngs on the grounds. lamiMin The Alta Theatre Today and Tomorrow AMERICA'S BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS CHARLOTTE WALKER IN A STIRRING PLAY BY HECTOR TURNBULL ENTITLED, i Out of Darkness The story of a young society girl of great wealth, who is suddenly deprived of memory, and is placed at work in the factory which she herself owns, where she earns honest love and salvation. A pho to drama of exciting situations and dramatic scenes. Thursday! The first episode of Am erica's greatest serial. Neal of ,he Navy featuring LILLIAN LORRAINE COMING! THE VIN MOORE DRA MATIC STOCK CO. With full band and orchestra.
