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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1916)
DAILY BAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916 TWELVE PAGW m NORTHWEST POLE VAULT RECORD BROKEN BY FEE OlO II M LOCAL HOY WINS II POINTS IX)I1 TKAM IN Mill Willi O. A. C V I (I I I I I PAGE EIGHT $15 to $30 You know the minute you ste them that they are right There isn't a question of compromise, not a shadow cf indecision. True style permeates the very texture of the gar ments. If you can get such clothes, surely it's worth while investigating today. Bond Brothers Pendleton's UuUo Clothien i-XIRKST NOTES. w Chester Fee of Pendleton, captaiu ' of the University of Oregon track team was yesterday the star perform j I er in the dual Oregon-O. A. O. track j and field meet at Eugene. He brok j the northwest record In the pole vault, 1 the college record In the Javelin throw, took first In the shotput and third In the low hurdles and broad jump, making a total of 17 polnta for his team. The following dispatch from Eu-I .nA tolls ,f lha mHnt "By a narrow margin of 11 points Oregon defeated Oregon Agricultural College, yesterday afternoon in thlf annual dual track meet. The final score was 71 to 00. One northwest and one college rec ord went by the boards, both broken by Chester Fee, of the lemon-yellow. and holder of the title of third place, best all-around athlete of the United States. He cleared the pole vault for 12 feet. 4 inches, breaking the north west record of 12 feet 1-2 Inches, held by Edmunds of the University of Washington Later in the meet he heaved the javelin out 1TJ feet t inches, smash in the college javelin record held by Bill" Nell at 169 feet. Fee and Muirhead tied as high point winners with IT points each. Report on wood-using Industries have now been issued by thirty-three states. The data embodied in these report' were obtained In cooperation with the Forest Service. You will like that Chocolate Ice Cream at Koeppen's and its only 10c a dish In the eleven western states includ ed within the Pacific and Mountain groups, primary power Installation from all sources and for all uses has increased 240 per cent from list to 1912. or more than two and a half times as rapidly as in the remainder of the United States. Primary power installation In the electrical industry in the western states has Increased nearly forty seven per cent In the three years since 1912. According to the latest report of the Secretary of Agriculture, 120 public service corporations, out of a total of 1500, claim to own or con trol a total of 3,683,000 undeveloped water horse power, or 80 per cent of the total water power at present de veloped and used in public senrtoe operations. A study of mistletoe on the Whit man National Forest in eastern Ore gon shows that the deterioration of western larch in the more open and exposed stands, is due to the mistle toe parasite. Mnjr Surprises at circus. Mimeir.ing out of the ordinary" la a remark that can properly be made of Robinson's Famous Shows, which wlU exhibit In Pendleton, Wednesday, june 14. The big circus has a reputation for producing remarkable surprises in its arena, until the public has learned that it can attend an eihlhitinn nf the Robinson's arnous Shows, expect ing to see something new and differ ent. There is an unusual number of fea tures with this show this season. It ! is difficult to pick the best. Some ! will like the trained and wild Iwnata' exhibition or horse wonders, others will enjoy the wonderful equestrian ism of the famous Orton family. Ma jor Littlefinger and wire, smallest hu man adult mites now living, will hav their devotees. The wonderful 225, 000 Arabian stallion, "White Cloud," highest educated horse in the world, will be talked about two months after. ine Axtec Marimba Band, and oth er similar curiosities in the museum department, will have vital interest. 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FJaetwood "Sil-M" Phone 633 S-paaMnaer $1050 f o b. Detroit J sented to the oldest mother in the house and to the mother of the larg est family. No evening service. Methodist. An all day service will be held al the Methodist church tomorrow. Sun day school at the usual hour. At 1 1 a. m. the pastor will preach a sermon suitable for Mothers Day, Every body is invited to bring their dinners and eat together in the church par tors. An old time class-meeting will be held in the afternoon. Come and enjoy it with us. A union temperance service will be held In the evening and Rev. Hubbel of the Christian church will speak. Claud Penland has been invited to give a short talk. Oood music at all of these services. 1 r Ilaptbt. Hible school, Y4S a. m.; preaching, 11 a. m. This will be a Mother's; Day service. The pastor will preach j a sermon In keeping with the day and pacta music will be rendered. 1!. T. P. U.. 7 p- m. No evening service. Congregation will Join in the mass meeeing at M. E. church E. R.J i levenger. pastor. JIMES M SUZLlVJiM. James M. Sullivan, former minister to .siinto Domingo, was released a few days ago by the Knglish authorities after his arrest In Dublin In connec tion with the recent Irish uprising. 6 HURCH ES Christian. Mother's Day." Wear the white carnation In honor of mother. Pas tor Hubbell will preach the morning theme on the subject "A Mother's Wages." The evening service will be a union meeting at the M. E. church. "The Present Status of Prohibition." Councilman Claude Penland will with others speak at this union service. Bible school at the usual hour at 9:45 I, m. C. E. at 7 p. m. Ser- ( lirlstlan Science. K. Webb and Johnson Sts vices Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m. Wednes day p. m. Subject of lesson ser mon, "Mortals and Immortals." The reading room at the church is open dally, except Sunday, from 2 until 4 P. m. Pemeco Meats Prepared In Pendleton We will buy your eggs, chicken and veal CENTRAL MARKET lliow 466 108 K Aita Prexbj t-riun. Mothers day will l observed at the n i resoyierian cnurcn tomorrow mor nlng at 11 o'clock The following pro cram is arranged: Organ voluntary. I Mae Poulson. Ooxology, Old Hun- dn-th. Invocation, the lord's Prayer ilerla Patria. Tell Mother I'll Re there, K. K. Boys. Jesus Savior Pi lot Me, Congregating Duet. The Faoe at the Window. Hazel and Helen Koch. Prayer. Solo, Mother Ma chree. Mm. Hager Offertory. An them, My Mother's Bible. Solo. What Is Home Without a Mother. Mayree Snyder. Sermon, Joyful Mothers of Children. Solo, Mother a Mulr, Mr. Rose. Each person will be I presented with a white carnation at the door by the F. K. K. girls. A bou I iuet of white carnations will be pre- diunh of the Redeemer. There will be a celebration of th Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m.; Sun day school at 10 a. m.; divine service and sermon at 11 a, m. and 8 p. m The offertory solo will be sung by Mrs. J. R. Dickson. All are cordlallj invited. Charles Qulnney, rector. Our Place is the Home of Long Mileage Tires We are headquarters for automobile supplies and our progressive policy includes nothing less than perfection in service. That is why, to give you the most Mileage, Ruling Comfort and Economy of upkeep we recommend the durable, ever-reliable tires firtstom All sizes and types always on hand. Non-skid and smooth tread. We advise yon also to fill your kit with Firestone Ac cessorieseasy to apply sure to wotk. , , ,. ., imvfiM fiott and Mail Wilis of 1 Miig TIRES Diamond Squeegee K1lj-Sprliig field Firestone Goodyear Cord Republic Goodrich gllvertown fjord That Distress After Eating is certainly very annoying. 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