East Oregonian : E.O., June 07, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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I HLIMUl.N'ii CO.
less, been a force and a power
in the great war, and the moral
effect of his tragic removal
cannot but be a severe one.
Kitchener was thrown into
t he breach when England was
ffiii.i ( ountjr rp. called upon to raise an army
K,nrn at ii..- wittaiM at ifn.tieion. of raw recruits to oppose the
ggS -" " trained machine of Germain.
i , His was a colossal task and the
m balk in'otiibk on iks " i marvelous way in which he
aortal aoui New. std. i-o,tiand.- performed it by his genius as
an organizer and by his match
less driving power astonished
the world. Within a short
space of time he was able si-
I lently to send a rreat body of
r
i fiewi Co . IV uDd uregon
ON I II K JkT
CMMCO Rerun 90S So'erltj llutldlng.
WaaotDIta. L) C. Hnreau .'.01. lour
teestk Street, N. W.
'iw 1 soldiers into the fighting zone
! 1.25 ! and to interpose an obstacle to
:tw -.... ..V.
UMCaiPTMti Uaiks
L Ail VANCK I
lieUj. sac year, bi maU
Uelrj, etx ssonltui, by mail
Dally, tSree moatha. aj mall
haft. .,..), ht rn a U
iZZV . rrr.r ' t3iue German maren ot con
uaii. an maatoa. by carrier iJ(ouest that has never been over
Daiiy. one month, by carrier K!
Dally, three moatha, by carrier IM I CO In!,
ami Weealy. on yr. y mall.. IMI at. inflitrtre WM fplf jn
Send Weaalj, ill months, by mall 75 nu 11,11 uenc' " 1! in
tami waatiy. for moatha, by maii 5o j France and Russia as well as
TZTZ1 aaaaataaiin his native land. The diplo
mats of Englands two great al-'l
lies recognized his great abil-j
itiea and placed a great confi-!
dence in his military genius.!
To him was largely left the
shaping of campaigns and he
went about his task with a
ruthlessness that looked only
to the ultimate goal without
eonsiderinir the nriro tn
paid.
His sudden and
EKWE MONGERS.
for a
are selling ou joy
penny today,
Hosy-tipped Joy in the square
Honey-sweet Joy and a penny to
or millionaire.
filing for .mly a
It's joy we are
penny.
As much as your heart can
enfold;
Though your dollars be few or
your dollars be many.
What better than Joy for your
gold ?
The joy that ou dreamed had
gone long ago.
Or only in fairyland grows,
We e selling today for a penny
or so,
Wrapped up in the bud of a
rose!
BAKING POWDER
Made from Cream of Tartar
Absolutely Pure
they hold the balance of pow- They recognize that President
or that will decide the con-1 Wilson has a great hold upon
test? If beaten by the old j the mass of people and against
guard will they show their re-1 his popularity they would
sentment as in 1912 by mak-, throw a solidified, harmonious
ing the colonel a third party party.
tragic end
will leave the allies at a great
I disadvantage for a time.
I While they have many men
! trained in war they have none
j prepared to assume the bur-
den that Kitchener carried.
They may find one in time and
candidate?
Old party leaders are ready
to admit that their success at
the polls at the fall election de-
Therefore, the deportment
ol the Roosevelt brigade will
be fraught with the greatest
importance and will be watch-
pends absolutely upon a united ed with the greatest concern
party and that another split- by those who are hoping and
off by the Roosevelt faction working for republican suc-
would mean certain defeat, cess.
i he may prove a greater master mm f 1 f t
ol war than the grim old earl MUTiel IS LrOWtieCl KJUeeJl OT
himself
KITCHENER'S DEATH
the Portland Rose Festival
jmm HE death of Lord Kitche
ner. England's minister
of war, is the most stun
ning blow that the allies have
received during a war of fear
ful disasters. Particularly is
it a calamity to Great Britain.
While the enemies of Ger
many will recover from the
blow, for the death of no one
man can be of lasting effect in
a war where thousands are dy
ing daily, the death of no oth
er one man could be such a
misfortune. If Germany plan
ned and accomplished Kitche
ner's death, and it is not un
likely, she could not have de
livered a more telling single
blow.
Though Lord Kitchener has
beeji criticized severely and
often since he was placed at
the head of England's war de
partment, though he may have
fallen short of the hopes and
expectations of his people and
of the world, he has. neverthe-
WHAT WILL THE TEDDY
MEN DO?
Miss Muriel Salmg now wears th.' board, and following them came the
ODAY will see political crown Ot Uueen of Uosaria and Slier- maids of honor, w ith the members ol
history made at Chica- iff T- D Taylor, president of the the Festival Board in nosarlan coa-
I Hound-up, is officially King Joy of tume.
the Rose Festival The coronation Headed by a company of Oregon
its ceremony, through which the I'endle- naval militia under Knsien ft 1. nv.
ton maid and the Pendleton man were er. wih the Rosarlans- hand and drill
made rulers of Portland's carnival, team as an escort of honor, the cars
was a brilliant feature of last evening, bearing the royal party proceeded up
This morning they headed the Hu- sixth street and down to the city
man Rosebud parade and this after- hall, where Mayor Alhee. in immacu-
roon they are at Multnomah Fall' late Rosarlnn suit, was waiting to
where the elaborate pantomime In do his first duty in tne imperial gam,,
dedication ot the Columbia Highway of Festival opening.
is hpinv tiT'tir,,! with I .neon lnripl un.t
er or not President Wilson will , King joy u the central figures. To-
night they will occupy a throne at the
( laks to view the great display of fire
works ill honor of the queen.
go.
The whole nation has
eyes turried upon the republi
can national convention where
the nomination of a party can
didate for the presidency of
the United States will be made.
Upon the outcome of the delib
erations there depends wheth
save her back and
keep your home cool
We make it possible for
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Just send the family washing here and have it done
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Shave one or two opponents at
the November election.
What will the Roosevelt
forces do?" Admittedly the
Lloyd McDowell, manager of the
Festival. Introduced Mayor Alhee to
President Dundore. and President
Dundore introduced him to King J.n
and to the queen-elect and the mayor
Telling of the coronation of Queen showed the key to the city, which hi
Muriel last evening, the Portland Or-
answer to that question is of eonlan 9as in Part M follows:
nQromnnnl imrvoi-tannt. Will To? ub of the universe of festive
pUlUIHOUlU lllil'M lllllVV . T I''
they stand in a solid phalanx
for their intrepid and self-ap
preciative leader? Or will
they sacrifice their desires to
was to deliver to the queen later on
In the program.
The procession went up to Broad
way and Washington, and then the
first brilliant sensation of the evenlns
the good ouooe loses
m pouch or THt WtM. TOBACCO
OttW HAS VANISHED f
DID VOU? 1
merriment poked itself up in the mid-
ule of Portland last nltfht when
Oueen Muriel assumed the crown and was flashed.
tcepter over the Rose Festival. The nueen's oar stopped and I'resi-
Coming w ith King Joy from pendle-i (tent Dundore assisted Muriel to alight
see mm trie nominee in Order 10 j fd the Kose Kestival who was not a :ar on the west side of the street. Mu
Write their principles into the Portland girl, Queen Muriel seemed to riel. under guidance of Pierre Trag
platform? Will they swing in I conjure up on the night of her coro- Ho. head decorator of the festival
linp fnr HnwriPQ nr fio-ht atiih. I :'at-on lne mightiest multitude ot suD. pressed a button.
. , . . . .. nrm Jeots that has ever arisen on the first
bornly his nomination? Will nignt ot tne Fegtlval.
It was as if Queen Muriel had evok-
I ed a festival of chaos, just as she
! evoked a blaze of Tights out of the
! I'arkness of Broadway, as she was
j koing up to receive her crown.
Queen Mfckes Mrst Appearance,
i The Hosarian Band began its con-
j cert on Fifth and OaR shortly before on top of the procession electrodiets
j 7 o'clock, and the general public, all the way up liroadway bloomed In
j which seemed to have been concen- 10 irrldescent bubbles of variegated
I Hating along Broadway, began in- 'Isht. and sheer across the streets, far
! stinctively to crystallze around the up where the entrance of the Festival
band and around the Portland Hotel, '.'enter lies, the great rose curtain sud
: where it had been announced that denly flared out of the dusk,
j Queen Muriel and King Joy were to. The crowd swept toward the Festi
appear first. j val center on the wave of its own ap-
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"D-l-l-lang! D-l-I-i-lang!" went a
call bell somewhere inside of the pil
lars which simulated genuine onyx
Hose CnrtWa Hares.
Then one, two. three, half a dozen
blocks leaped into a Maze of jeweled
lights, the great crowns and canopies
at the street intersections flared in
circlets of lights, th" opalescent globe..
I Up the street marched the Hosarian
! with band and drill team, ;ind the
j queen-elect and her retinue began tn
i issue from the south entrance of the "nd places In which t
I hotel, gorgeous in their royal robes as subjects of the Rosa
I big butterflies, or rare orchids.
Then the crowd knew deflnitelv
i where to mass itselr. and all Port
I land's visitors began to pile up In
I tank upon bank of snterested human
ity about the automobiles of the royal
party.
Tar- QKore Queen,
The queen-elect and King Joy who
I t utside of his festive office travels
j under the Incognito or Til Taylor
I sheriff of I.'matllla county and pres'
j dent of the Pendleton Kound-I'p -
were in the first car with President J
; H Dundore of the Rose Fcstiva',
plause and enthusiasm and the police
in the lines about the throne at West
'ark and atadilon were hard put to
pack all Of the
mpire that bc-
gan to pour in.
The liosarian band halted in trout
"f the throne, wnh a final I litre ol
music that ser.t hundreds ..t lords
v-heeling from their per. bes over
head. From the dais on which the thfOnc
was raised one cotltd look nut for
locks over a garden of hunsan faces.
Men like Frick and Swab in manu
facture of steel; Harrlman is corral
ling railroads in various parts of the
United States; l,elter In wheat; Mor
gan in financing great corporations,
all are known as the "Plungers." This
because when eithet- ol then think.,
an enterprise worthy of attention ho
I uts all his energy and a fabulous am
ount of capital into it at once, not
waiting for dev lopments but piuhinf
the venture from the start.
In after years when they have es
tablished the once seemingly imposs
ble achievement, whenever you have
cause to think of thut particular tiling
at once, arises the name of the pioneei
in that and his name is ever synony
mous of the best.
In the circus world the name Rob
inson carries with it all that Is known
as daring plungers, for eighty-four
years it has stood the lest of lime and
would be aspiiers to the realm of saw
dust: Klghty-four years ago the name
Robinson was first introduced to the
amusement loving puDlic. and while It
was a modest affair at the same time
every dollar that the rounder had was
put into the show. In those days the
travel across the country was by the
overland routes, using mules mostly
to haul the wagons and then came the
inception of the now big circus. The
first railroad train that transported
the Robinson circus was of such
splenlor for those days that it caused
the towns to turn out en masse to
Welcome their old friends, hut larger,
grander than ever. Time has since ef
faced the founder of the now famous
name, but the new generation has
taken up the work where the others
left it and today have brought this
amusement Institution up to the stand
ard and are still the "Plungers" 01
today that the past generations beforj
them were.
Every thing that you will find old or
careworn on your visit to Robinson's
Famous Shi.ws al Pondlaton on June
1 I. will be the ..Id familiar figure, tho
boss animal man. Krnest c Zietz who
-will tell you that he saw everything
but the name changed many times In
the sixty years that he has looked aft
er the health of the rtoblnson Menag
el ies
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JUNE SALE
of Women's
Suits and
Coats
A clearance of every Cloth
Suit and Coat in the store at
temptingly low prices.
Vacation Time is Here
possibly you need a "jaunty"
Suit or Coat for that trip to
the seashore or springs.
You can save money by mak
ing your selection now.
Every garment this season's
newest models.
SAYRES ECONOMY BASEMENT offers many specials
for tomorrow's shoppers. Make it a point to visit this
underprice store often and save on your purchase.
Pendleton's Quality Store
Bond Clothes
Gl'AItANTEKD DYHS
$15 to $30
There is no question about the quality of
the clothes we are showing now. We show
only the new fabrics in which the dyes are
guaranteed. Depend upon it. You'll be
pleased with the clothes you see here.
Bond Bros.
Pendleton's Leading Clrthieri
surmounted With brilliant dashes
the color of w ..men's millinery and
lighted In the flow from the chain Of
Incandescent globes that threated in
and out among the branches above.
Crowd Never j,argcr.
Never did a Festival Queen come to
her throne surrounded by a greater
throng of subjects.
Uke fairies in thetr filmy dresses
pink, the little dancing girl", from
I'ernwood school, directed by Alios
Ryan, saluted the queen-elect with
their wreaths of roaee aa she descend
ed from her ear and wan escorted to
the throne The leaders of the clana
SS from all of the Portland schools
formed another crps'or flower girls
who tossed rosebuds In the path of the
advancing royal party.
MANY CATTLE APPEAR
IN PORTLAND MARKET
Amusements
What the press agents say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jun 7. There
Were nearly thousand bend of cat
tle -n todays market. The entire
days receipts were t'alifornlas with
the exception of u cur of natives and
a few odds and ends. .Mexicans went
at ft.08 for steers and 17.00 for
cows. Natives went as high as $S,3S.
Vealers and bulls bad little activity.
Market was steady.
Hogta.
With 4n01 hogs on todays market,
prices sagged considerably. $ H . r II was
the best top and bulk It.li to $8.40.
Today's receipts were the largest
single days offerings for several
months. Market slow.
Sheep.
There was no over supply In today's
receipts. Not ipiUe 7(1(1 were offered
and nothing sensational was develop.
All kinds are quoted steady.
ReprMentatlve sales,
steers 107T.
steers 1 1 45
steers 1 0 r 0
steers 1062
td.
Tin: pi, infers."
In every Jine of business conducted
:n this wide awake country of ours,
then- pops up now and then daring,
man who performs seemingly Impossi
ble achievements.
Ills
4 I
6
1
33
2
1
71
III
769
KIS
cows
cows
cow . .
cows
hulls
heifer
stag . .
hogs . ,
!I26
H.3R
8.25
H. 1 I)
8.05
7.00
hogs
hogs
610
HID
l7
6 1 (I
1 9 1
ANOTHER CARLOAD JUST RECEIVED
Come in and learn why this car is running
on the road when others of equal fint cost
are in the shop.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Show room corner Court and Cottonwood Stv.
Telephone 603