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DAILY EAST OREGQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 191i
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ity Fruits
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Do Your Thanksgiving Shopping' Now 1
"It's a pleasure to trade at the Golden Rule Store, for we know we get the right goods E
E at the right price." That's a remark we hear quite often and its from 'people who talk
1 from experience. Compare our every day prices with others offered you at specials. E
Wo have just received a large shipment of this well
known brand direct from California.
IF QUALITY COUNTS WITH YOU, ASK FOR
"HUNTS."
A Few of the Kinds We Carry.
Divorce 1 tiramcd.
Judge Phelps yesterday signed a
divorce decree In the case of Nellie
I Q Tweedy vs. Jesse M. Tweedy.
Apricots
Peeled Apricots
Sliced Apricots
Royal Anne Cherries
Black Cherries
Yellow Free Peaches
Yellow Cling Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Gage Plums
Strawberries
Blackberries
Loganberries
Black Raspberries
Red Raspberries
Slice! Pineapple
Tomatoes
String Beans
Hw oiling lteing Remodeled.
E. E. nervals has taken out a per
mil tj remodel and enlarge his dwell,
ing on Alta street, the Improvement
to cost 300
JadgweaU is Given.
A default Judgment for the plain
tiff was yesterday taken in the case
of the Oregon Lumber Yard yt.
Roger AveriU and J. C Sullivan. The
Judgment amounts to $1:4 and $11
costs.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co,
Si H Is HiMiiissed.
Upon the motion of the attorneys
for the plaintiff, the damage suit
j brought by T. F. Boylen and Howard
Stephens against the O -w. R. & N
j Co.. for alleged damage done to sheep
I in transit, has been dismissed, a set
tlement having been made.
Peffer took up baseball afterwards
and developed into a college stir
The last game Lonergan saw him
Pitch waa against Ruhlbach. another
big leaguer who was then In Noire
Dame.
Remodeling House.
Dean Tatom has taken out a per
mit to make interior Improvements
to his residence on West Court street.
The improvement will cost about
1400.
Firemen Enjoyed Peed.
The firemen of Hose Co. No 1 cn
Joyed a clambake last evening in the
flremens' rooms at the city hall.
There was a full attendance out and
a vejy enjoyable time was had. Jack
Oibson acted as toastmaster.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones. 28.
823 Main St.
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l oft s&yooo rotate.
W. S. Badley. J. B. McCook and P.
E Judd. appraisers of the estate of
the late Joseph Harris, who died In
this city on August I, have filed their
report with the county court The
value of the estate, which consk'.s
entirely of notes and certificate.' ol
deposit, is given as I24.SS2.95.
Coyote Chased Two Days.
HOOD RIVER. Ore., Nov. It.
Alva U Day. secretary of the Hood
Klver County Ciame Protective Asso-:
elation, started Sunday morning wlth
j party of friends on a coyote chase '
Dale Rothwell
OPTICAL
SPECIALIST
aiong the Hood River bottom lands
south of the city.
His favorite hound. Frank, soon
gave chase to a big coyote. Instead
of circling, as usual, the big animal
tcok straight to the hills. Frank fol
lowed and did not return until Tues
day morning
In the past several weeks, accom
panied by his 1100 hound. Mr. Day has
killed a half dozen coyote In the
valley.
Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses
duplicated. All work guaranteed
imerican National Bank Building,
Pendleton. Phone 09.
No crisis ig Faced.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12. Though
the president conferred with the cab
inet for an hour it was positively
stated the session was not due to any
crisis over the sinking or the Ancona
The Ancona .situation was not dis
i ussed.
Taken to New York.
Word has been received here by
friends of Mrs. W. C Shults that ihe
has taken her husband, who is a rail
road man ,to the big railroad hos
pital In New York for treatment for
Bright s disease. Her father. A. W.
Nye. Pendleton pioneer, and her son,
Clark Shults. have gone to Nlagata
to stay with her sister, Mrs. Lachlan
McCleay.
Spoke at Vrlington.
Rev. J. E. Snyder of the Presbyte
rian church. Bpoke on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week at Arling
ton on the work the Oregon State So
cial Hygiene Society la doing. He
was assisted by Dr Donnelly of Ar
lington and Dr. Parker of i,a Grande.
Thanksgiving table lines,
compare these with a 50c
value, Golden Rule price,
25t.
Table linens, a good dollar
value only 69tf
Compare our 72 in. all pure
linen damask with any
$1.50 quality, Golden
Rule store every day
price 98f
Real heavy Irish table linen,
$1.75 value only. ... $1.25
Extra fancy pure linen da
mask, full 72 in. wide,
Compare it with a $2
You c&n do
better &t
quality, Golden Rule price
only ?1.49
Napkins, good size and
splendid for every day
use, per doz. 49f, 69,
All linen napkins, full size,
at a third less than else
where, per set 98,
$1.49, ?1.98.
Extra fancy napkins, large
size, pure linen, per set,
$2.49, 92.98.
Fancy linen towels suitable
for dresser scarfs at 25,
49t. 69t. 98.
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tsm 1831
Large size huck towels, oth
ers get 15c, 20c and 25c
for no better quality, at
8";,, 10, Mftf.
Turkish towels extra large
and heavy, 65c and 75c
values at 39, 49f
Large heavy Turk towel,
compare these with any
40c value at 2 for.. 39
20c and 25c Turkish towels.
You can get the same val
ue at the Golden Rule for
10, 12i2.
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Parent-Teachers' Meeting.
A meeting of the parent-tearhers' I
association of the Hawthorne school ! 5
will be held next Monday in he '
teachers' room at the Field school.
C. P. Strain of the school board and3
Rev. H. H. Hubbe! of the Christian 55
church will be the speaker-.
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TEMPLE THEATRE
lias Woolen Mill Position.
H. E. McLean has accepted a po
sition as bookkeeper at the Pendleton
woolen mills and will star: upon hit M
duties Monday. Mr McLean is .
graduate of O. A. C. and of an east-15
ern technical school. He has been 1 5jfl
doing some work under rnimtv cu.. Wl
veyor Bradley.
D. N. Reber, M. D.
Kje. Par. Nose and Throat
Specialist
Room 11 Schmidt Building.
Pendleton.
To obtain glasses that will not
qu.re changing, the eye strain
nu.st first be cured, otherwise you
wiil be disappointed.
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WM. C HANSCOM.
OPTICIAN
We grind our own lenses.
Isolated Tracts Purchased.
Twenty-one Isolated tracts were
sold Thursday at a public sale at the
La Grande land office and a number
of Umatilla county residents were
among the purchasers. Among them
were the following: John McLaugh
lin of Pilot Rock, two 40 acre tracts.
William C. Shields of Pilot Rock.
120 acres. Guy French of Nye, 40
acres. Henry E. Westgate of Pilot
Rock. 40 acres. Nancy J Round of
Cottonwood. 40 acres. Charles W.
Mulligan of Echo, 40 acres. Hugh L.
Stanfleld of Echo, two 40 acre
tracts.
Has schoolmate on Team.
C. P A. Lonergan. superintendent
of the Warren Construction Co.. was
a little more Interested In the com
ing of the All-Stars today than wa 1
the average citizen inasmuch as !t
gave him an opportunity to renew
acquaintance with a former colleK"
friend. Pitcher Peffer of the Brook
lyn team, who is with the All-Stars,
and Lonergan attended the Univer
sity of Illinois at the same time and
played on the same football team.
Doctor's Family 111.
The epidemic of la grippe which
hag been prevalent in Pendleton dur
ing the past few weeks Is not sparing
the homes of the doctors. Dr. I. U.
Temple and his four sons have all
been confined to their home for sev
eral days though the doctor is able
to be out today.
Saturday Only-Peggy Burke in "THE BOWL BEARER"
5c 5 Good Films Tonight 10c
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Funeral of Mrs. KlmbreU.
The funeral of Mrs. John W. Kim
brell was held at 2:30 this afternoon
at the Methodist church and manv
friends of the pioneer lady and fam
ily were present. Rev. C. A. Hod
shire preached the funeral sermon.
Interment was made in Olney cemetery.
Boys to l se Club Room.
Temporary provision for the newly
organized boys' club was made tt.is
morning by the board of managers
of the Commercial association when
it was decided to i . rmit the boys tl
use the billiard ruom of the Com
mercial association until the present
library room in the city hall is vacat
ed. At the same time It wa.-i decided
to sub-rent the Commercial gymna
sium to the Pendleton Athletic Club
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STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT
The Frank Rich Co.
and "The 20th Century Maids"
All New
Late Musical Comedy Success
2 Performances Sunday Night
PEOPLE
SHOWS
Costumes
Many Girls Few Men
15c, 25c, 35c
siiil!
TODAY
ONLY
Essanay proffers "THE REAPING," in 3 acts, present-
ing Richard C. Travers and Lillian Drew.
Vitagraph presents the comical farce "ON WITH THE .
DANCE," presenting Jewel Hunt and Mary Murrie.
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Helen R. Gibson in Hazards of Helen; sensational rail- m
road story "DANGER AHEAD."
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Haley to Welcome sheepmen.
Vice President A. J. McAllister has!
appointed J. Roy Haley to make the I
address of welcome to the memtiprsl
of the Oregon Woolgrowers' assocuv
tion at the annual convention to bet
held in this city next month Selec-!
tion of a man this early was m.idel
at the request of Secretary J. G.
Hoke who Is now preparing the pro
gram, .secretary Hoke writes that
there will be a large delegation of
sheepmen present for the conven
tion and that he expects a good
meeting.
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FRANK
DANIELS
in CROOKY
By Pul Weft
Yi'.agTfpntd io 5 part
utvin He prrioatl
duecti'iri ol
J. STUART
BLACKTON
and
ALBERT E.
SMITH
Vitagraph
BLUE RIBBON
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State In-t'tiiUouN to See tiini-.
The motion pictures of the 1915
Round-up will be shown to the In
mates of the various state eleemosy
nary and penal Institutions In the
near future Next week they will be
exhibited at the Eastern fh-egon
State Hospital and will then be sent
to the state board of control at Sa
lem for exhibition at the dozen or
more state Institutions in and near I
that city. The Hound-up directors
offered the board of control the use
of the films and the offer was eager
ly accepted.
To Handle Tourist ItiLsincflH.
According to B. Parlett, local man
ager of the American Express com
pany, arrangements have been com
pleted for that company to under
take In a large way a general tourist
business. It Is now ready to sell
steamship tickets, outline travel
routes, and to arrange for personal
ly conducted tours to all parts of the
world. It was explained hy Mr. Par
lett that the actual arrangements of
a traveler's tour was merely a legi
timate extension of the work the
COMpanf has been doing for many
years for practically all Americans
who travel abroad.
ALIA
Last Time Today
THE NOTED DRAMATIC STAR OF BEAUTY
CHARLOTTE WALKER
In an original photoplay of stirring dramatic episode and thrilling narrative,
entitled,
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The inimitable comic opera king, Frank Daniel, in a
Comedy Error in five parts. First time in pictures, as
sisted by Charles Eldridge, Harry T. Morey, Edwin Rob
bins, Anna Laughlin and Evart Overton.
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Sun Hie Indians llunc
I). D. Karp, who now halls from
Walla Walla and Waitsburg hut was
fornierli a Weston resident, was here
yesterday on a real en ate deal. He
was first In Pendleton In 175 and
was at Weston during the Indian war
dtfl. As a reporter for the Weston
I,eflser he covered the hanging of
the three Indians who hud murdered
(Mime white men on the reservation.
Mr. Karp has been a newspaper man,
cartoonist and real estate dealer He
has hud some very Interesting ex
periences. He Is the father of Fred
Karp. formerly city editor of the East
Oregoniun and now northwest editor
on the Seattle Times.
Mrs Charles Itayburn is confined
in her home for n week suffering
from a dlslocateu arm and an attack
Of grip. She has been III for a week,
and Is not Improving very rapidly. J
Out of Darkness'
MISS WALKER IN THE ROLE OF A WOMAN OF LOST MEMORY.
Big Time Vaudeville
Tomorrow and Monday
Mary Pickford
In a faithful screen presentation of the celebrated stage success
ESMERALDA"
By Frances Hodgson Burnett, author of "The Dawn of a Tomorrow."
As "Esmeralda" Mary Pickford renders a most touching and sympathetic screen
impersonation and scores a remarkable success.
PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE NO. 10 Various modes , of transportation
in Santiago; Efficiency drill of famous fre department; a clever serious cartoon.
MONDAY VIN MOORE DRAMATIC STOCK CO. BAND and ORCHESTRA.