East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 19, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1916. TWELVE PAGES TRU-BLU BISCUIT RECEIVED FRESH TODAY IN BULK. Chocolate Eclair, lb 30f Paramount, lb 40s Marshmallow Puffs, lb... 30s Wellington, lb 30s Fig Newtons, lb 25 Queen Honey, lb 30s Cocoanut Bar. lb 30s Macaroon Snaps, lb 30 Ceylon Tarts, lb 30s Lorna Doone. lb 40s Creole Creams, lb 30 Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28 823 Main St Pendleton Colored Tigers -vs.- Umatilla Indians OAHE CALLED 3 P. . AT MMMK Admission 25c IT SPARKLES "BRAN-HEW" HAS THE "PEP" PURE AND REFRESHING, Served at the leading cafes and resorts. Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up, quarts or pints. PORT-O Have you tried our new True Fruit drinks Brewed and Bottled by PEND-0 Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. City Brewery. Wholesale and Family Trade. Telephone 528 Twilight Oatuc Tonight. The second game of the Twilight , I 1.1 1 at will K nlaivrf U I 1 .. . I . . .-o .. . i litis 1 1 1 1 1 1 K m S:10 at Kound-up Park between the PfMhi-lwIa. an., tka rh.lrtU . I IHHImtv -ommenoeaieot Addresses. Rev. J. S. Snyder of the Presbyte rian church last evening delivered the commencement address before the graduating class at Hermiston and to night he will deliver a similar address at Athena. Round-up buttons furnished by Ma jor Lee Moorhouse. High Shrincfs Here. J. H. Gaut of Lewiston, Idaho, past emniinent commander of the Idaho grand commandery. and T. M. Flem ing of lewiston. grand high priest of the Idaho grand chapter, are In Pen dleton today enroute home from th convention in Boise. Mr. Oaut is vis iting J. R. Robinson who. more than 3ft years ago. sent him to Lewiston to fill a Job he had been offered there. While at the Halts convention, Mr. Gaut was presented with a beauti ful Jeweled embled of the order b) the grand commandery. Mall Sunday I Hlkors Are Decorated. The three Portland high school boys, who are hiking to New York and who have spent several days here, left this morning for I Grande. Before leaving they were decorated with big DECORATION DAY WILL BE OBSRVED IN STYLE HERE ADDRESS AVI) STREET PARADL" ARE AMONG THE FEATURES BEING PLANNED. Tallman w ill Not Rub. Chairman J. V. Tallman of the school board, whose term of office Is up in June, announced this morning that he will not be a candidate to sue ceed himself. He hns served ten years on the board and declares he Is now ready to retire. No one has yet ap peared for the office. llt-parlng for Bulk Grain. That quite a few local farmers are preparing to handle their grain In bulk this year is Indicated by sales ot portable elevators and storage tanks. Within the past day or two the fol lowing sales have been made by Me- GUatock it Simpson, to John Mumm, a portable elevator, Shumway Cross, portable elevator and steel tanks, Hen ry Struve. steel tanks. The tanks sold are corrugated galvanized tanks VOTE TO BE HEAVY. (Continued from page one.) Decoration Day, May 30. will be ob-1 served in Pendleton this year as it ha ! not been observed In years. The cemetery committee of the; council, acting In conjunction with merchants and others, is planning a program which includes a memorial address, a parade and a trip to the cemetery- The merchants have agreed to close their stores between the hours of 9 and 1 o'clock in order that all citi zens may join in giving proper rec ognition to the dead. A speaker will be secured to make an address, prob ably at the court house, after which a parade through the streets will be held. Following the parade cltisens will go to the cemetery where exer cises will be held. ' The cemetery has been Improved during the past few weeks more than it has been In the past five years pre ceding, and the committee has hard ly started upon Its plana. The road to the cemetery will be Improved before Decoration Day so that there will be no inconvenience for auto. tion and, if the vote is light, the wea ther will bear no part of the respon sibility. Chief interest in the county elec tion centers in the bond Issue and in the district attorneyship though the fight for the county clerkship, th treasurer's office and the office ol coroner ail claim considerable atten tion. In the state the principal inter est is in the Olcott-Moores race for secretary of state. There is much in terest in eastern Oregon over the pub lic service commissionership. Owing to the fact that the polls do not close until 8 o'clock It will be 9: S perhaps before any returns are secured. THIS STORE- Give you great values bargains every day at extremely low prices, placing the best merchandise in your hands for a very little money making it possible for you to supply your needs within your income, no matter how small. Buying as we do for 125 stores for CASH, cutting deliveries, credits, and other overhead expenses, makes it possible for us to do this. Men's Work Sox So Hoys Suspenders lot-. 1 5c, SAc Boys' Bib Overall 35c, 4tc Men's Bib Overalls Stc, , etc 83c Men's Khaki Pants S8c Men's Work Gloves IBc. OBc. Ho, 11.45 Windsor Tien, all colors 25c ladles' Fancy Collars aso, -Hk 9 98c lodlcx' White Skirts 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $149 Children's White Hole 2 l-2c, 25o i.iull.v Bathing Suits 91.69. 91.98. $2.19 to $4.98 Ladles' Bathing Caps 25c 49c YOU CAN DO BETER AT J. C. Penney Co. Inc Children's Gingham Dresses 49c, 98c UlrU' Middles 4C 98o Stork Pants Mo Infants' silk Hose Sc Rubber Sheeting 49c Csttop, all colors Be Cotton Halt.- 10c, $Oo Comforter llatts, lb. si so $9c CnmfortcTs 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $3.98 itcd Roreada 9c. 9Nc, i.i, $1.98, $2.98 Sheet 9 49c, 6fc 83c Ptlkm SIIH 10c. 12 I -Sc. 15c. 17 l-C WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW To Ask New Appropriation. LONDON, May 19. Asquith will ask parliament for a war appropri ation of a billion and a half dollars Tuesday, bringing-the total war bud get to eleven billion, nine hundred million dollars, the Telegraph stated. PACIFIC COAST STATES TO HELP FEED WAR SUFFERERS ORDER EOR 30,000 TONS URAIN IS PLACED FOB EARLY DELIVERY. OK MRS. R06ER KAY DIES AT THE FAMILY HOME HERE SAN FRANCISCO, May 19 A war time story presenting the features of Pacific Coast food supplies for the allies, scarcity of ships and astonishing cost of ocean transport developed in the practically completed arrange menu of the Marseilles and Liverpool purchasers through George W. Luce and W. B. Barnwell, of the Southern racllic and Santa Fe railroads, to have delivered t them by the end of July 30,000 tons of coast grain, most ly barley. The cost of transportation la to ex ceed the value of the grain. The lat ter la worth in the market today $1, 110,000. It will cost $40 a ton for delivery, or si. 200,000. The two rail roads receive IS a ton for the haul to Galveston, or 1240,000. The ocean carriage amounts to $32 a ton, or a total of S9S0.000. Mr. Barnwell and Mr. Luce, who are the freight traffic chiefs of their railroads, are now in the east closing the transportation deal, which Is con sidered one of the oddest since the European war opened. v ere served, fiuests other than mem bers were Mrs. F. M. Edwards and Mrs. Marie Wallace of Washington, Penn. Miss Eunice Vogel, who has been visiting here for the past few weeks as the guest of Mrs. Edmund Mable and Mrs. W. P. Temple, left at noon today for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Day, who were married a few days ago. arrived In j IVndleton this morning Mrs C F. Daniels was one of the hostesses at the shower In honor of the Misses Morton Wednesday evening. J. T. Hinkle was up last evening from Hermiston. W. Rollons. well known O -W offi cial, is here today. Walter McCutcheon of Nolin, was at the Uolden Rule yesterday. L. C Lens of Spokane, head of the Pendleton Flouring Mills, la at the Pendleton. Lloyd Riches, publisher of the Stan field Standard, was up last evening for the benefit dance. W. C. O Sulllvan of Stanfield, was in Pendleton last evening. He was registered at the St. George. cern, the Lubln Film company, has prepared a special scenario which will be utllllzed Pled Piper day at the ex position for some of Its most dramat ic scenes. The children who are to be guests of the exposition need not be children from San Diego alone, and the calf of the Pled Piper has been extended to every child in the Unit ed States. Dale Rot k well Exclusive Optlt Inti. Glasses ground to the particular needs of each case, lenses du plicated on short notice. American Natl. Bank BMg. Phone (09. GO TO THE St. George Grill when you want a good steak. 35c Merchants Lunch Served Daily. a'IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIg i After an illness that has kept her bedfast for the past eight months, Mrs. Roger Kay died this afternoon about 2 o'clock at her home. 515 Mad ison street. She was a sufferer from tuberculosis. No funeral arrange ments have yet been made. Deceased was about 23 years old She was, before her marriage, Miss Kathleen Thomas of La Grande. She is survived by her husband, who has been In the employ of D. D. Phelps for the past three years. LOCALS 'Paid Advertisement i Lost Bunch of keys Nameplate R. C Rasmussen. Return this office tor reward. For sale by owner, one 14-28 farm tractor, almost new. Snap If taken at once Inquire 203 W. Webb St Salesman wanted To sell our fruit and ornamental nursery stock, rosea shrubbery, etc; exclusive territory, liberal cash advance weekly on or ders; free outfit. Yakima & Colum bia River Nursery Co., North Yakl- l ma, Wash. I ' '''' "''t i AivrAi i I For Saturday at Mason '8 ill nerv OOD T It I M M E D HATS, Alton- 50 IX NUMBER, A SPECIAL LOT, CHOICE 1.00 ANOTHER LOT TRIMMED AND I'NTRIMMED FOR G TOMORROW ONLY. COME EARLY OCT FIRST CHOICE. t-ari K,ngaahl was In last evening rrom Helix for the benefit dance. Q. W. Uelvln and Ed Darling of Pilot Rock spent yesterday In the city. Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, 914 West Court street, Miss Erma May King became the wife of Kenneth P. ; McLean. Rev (J. W. Rigby of Los Angeles, who officiated at the wed ding of the bride's parents 20 years ago, performed the ceremony In the presence of a few relatives and friends. The wedding march was played by Miss Lorene King, sister of the bride. The young couple are now In Wall.i Walla on their honeymoon trip and will be at home in Riverside after June first. Mrs. McLean is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs F. E. King snd has made her home here since childhood. Her husband, who came here about a year ago from Forest Grove, is asso ciated with his father in the McLean Auto Co. The Splzterlnktum Club met yester day afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Edwards. 900 West Bluff street, and spent a very pleasant af ternoon with fancy work and plan ning for the future. The rooms were verey prettily decorated in roses, snowballs bridal wreath and other flowers of the season. Refreshments Pi PIPER DAY TO BE TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN AT FAIR OFFICIALS OF SAN DIEGO EXPO SITION ARRANGE EVENT FOB MAY $7. Pied Piper Day at the Panama Cal ifornia International Exposition Sat urday. May 27 is to be one of the most novel days for kiddies ever given by an exposition. Every child that ap pears on the lawn In front of the beautiful west entrance to the expo sition at 1 1 o'clock on Pied Piper Day will be gretted by the Pled Piper In person, and after a formal ceremony, this mysterious old fellow will lead the kiddles over the great exposition bridge and Into the wonderland where the thousands of children will be his Kuests for an entire day. As many Pied Piper traditions as possible will be observed. When the piper makes his appearance before the thousands of children on the lawn they will be in the midst of a revel attended by the famous old mayor of Hamelin town, the council and cltj (.fflclals. Children dancers will be entertaining, and everyone will be cel ebrating the fact that Hamelin town has been rid of the rats. Suddenly the piper will appear from the can yon and demand his reward for lead Ing every rat from the city, and Into the river. When the mayor and council re fuse the piper's claim and Insist that their offer was merely a Joke, the mysterious stranger will play a few notes on his pipe, will beckon the children on the lawn, and will lead them through the exposition gates where a mountain is waiting to swal low them for an entire day's pleas use. Tnlike the story told by Brown ing, the children will be restored to their parents before sundown, but not until they have been given the best entertainment the Pled Piper can command from every exposition de partment. Scores of motion picture cameras re to film the kiddies and their day's sport, and one enterprising con- TO THE PUBLIC We wish to announce the addition to our store of a new de partment and one that will eventually become popular with Pendleton people. PICTURE FRAMING Chloupek who has THAT IS DIFFERENT Under the personal supervision of R. K. ( charge of this department. We have SS different mouldings representing a wide dange in style, coloring effect and pries. Glass of every sise. Bring us the picture and we'll frame It to harmonise. L. G. Frazier BOOKS, OFFICE SUPPLIES, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS Telqptionr M 71$ Main Street. The Indies Home Journal of Saturday, May 20th, will contain four of America's great Masterpieces reproduced in their original colors. They will be full page In alze and ready for framing. TllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliliiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiinilllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiillr: Two More Carloads Just Received and Delivered BUICK Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. You can rest assured that all these people knew what they were doing before spending this amount of money. If you are thinking of owning a car why not profit by their experience, judgment and action experiments are generally costly. 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