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PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1916. EIGHT PAGES ratal 5 Tlnia Pimm S3 CASTORU ALCOHOL-3 TEH CEXt MlUlUUh'v , -i J tmStlic Sti rnvk- ami lwTisa il I n jTrn:.o:nti llKflfcl OTPWMIIB . imirni inn'uuK o,Ji- .Not Narcotic. ..w - mm GASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Dastoria Always Bears the Signature of fa A t r V1U iW Use For Over Thirty Years niOTnnii Exact Copy of Wrapper. TNC CCNTAUti COHMNf MCW VOHK CITT Boselll to Iwd Cabinet. PARIS, June 17 Signor Paola Boselll. veteran Italian parliamentar ian and former minister of public In struction, who has been requested by King Victor Emmanuel to form a ministry In succession to that headed by Premier Antonio Salandra. prob ably will take the presidency of the council without portfolio, says a Ha vas dispatch from Milan. Signer Boselll Is expected to sur round himself with eminent men o' all parties ln forming the new minis try, the dispatch says. LOCAL CHAUTAUQUA EIGHT CARS SHEEP WILL FURNISH HIGH UNLOADED TO GOTO CLASS AMUSEMENTS RANGE AT MEACHAM COMBS Pl.WKKs AMONG thk. FKATCRE8 To BE SEES IN I'Kxm.KTOX this VKMt. To meet the ever growing demand of high class drama as a feature ot Chautauqua, the management were fortunate to secure the ramus Play ers, a company of dramatic artists whose work is conformant to the best Chautauqua standards The members of the company are well known lu dramatic circles throughout th 1 country having won distinction in the popular and Shake spearian roles. Archibald Heddie. who is the heavy character the troupe has distinguished himself in many western productions of stand ard plays. Miss Janet Young, known to footlight fans as the Sweetheart ot the Northwest, is the leading lady. Koswell Dosch. is a well trained young actor having received his dramatic education in the exacting schools of Europe, Ralrh Ash. who is cast op posite Miss Young has the physique ANIMALS Wllj, BE OR.U9S2D FOR i h WEEKS BBFORB GOING TO MA11KCT. WW Be Then SlilpiM to Cliicago; Mrs. Oliver Arrives from iMrtlunU to VUtl With Her Daughter But Is Suiiimoiicl t KJotng where Her Son I" III: tniier Xews. I liano Out Your Ice Card I l m mm . mm I tKast Oregonlun Special.) MKAi'HAM, ore., June 19 Mrs U Oliver arrived here from Portland on Sunday night to visit awhile. She was summoned win. a messace that her . Nltll IV i ill . II. i . -.1- I man Ofi ", i..inum ieer ai lviu- tus, wasn. Thart is also the resl-' deuce of Mrs. Oliver. Her two chll- dren Leeta and Leo Hawes. uccom-l panied her home. Mrs. I'hre Oyer arrived home on Monday after spending a week in I Portland. She was accompanied by I her sister, Mrs, Dudley Blackburn who intends milking her nome here Wilson Pierce went to La Grande' of the matinee idol, happily combined i "lulay 10 Pend the day. jonn uocaweuer went to Pendleton OB Saturday on business to be gone' with rare interpretive ability Tjie Comus Players are to give "Carson of the North Woods," a Ca nadian classic of frontier life around Quebec. This Is a play of strong moral appeal. As a prelude to the foregoing the Comus Players give a favorite seleclon from Shakespeare. HpHE ICE WAGON HAS A STARTED making deliveries to homes. Hang out your ice card in the morning. If you are overlooked, 1 70 Telephone A O ifff Drinkers to Be published. BAKER. Ore.. June 19 Importers j on SunJv- several days. John Legm.. assistant foreman on this section and two of his men. went to Pendleton Saturday to see about hiring more men. J. Hokonson, Western Union line man, was over on Saturday repairing wires and remained for the gun shoot i Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co. i of liquor who have been able quietly to order and obtain their quaffs are to be brought into the limelight, it Rev. C. E. Helmun, pastor of the Methodist church, carries out his an nounced intention to make the names public. He is compiling a list from the cunery clerk's records of the May Miss Aultne Davis, who working at Mrs. Marlins has been hotel, left! with II straights; John Casey, 31 out of Rfl- Rnv Huwoa 9K nut nf Kfl T on Saturday for Wail Walla to be j Hokonson, 25 our of 50; D. Hlbjard. gone a month. 19 QUt of 50. ? Falr lg m of 26 T. K Well, a former resident of1 j. LeKroa, H ,JUt ot 20. The next Meacham district, but lately residing shoot wlll be on Ju,v lth. In Pendleton and Walla Walla, will, Mr9. H;irry Wagner and daughter, open his summer home here the first Jaunlta of The iinilex ..rriv.rt wh. importers and will grve the names top'lrt 01 lne peK. I nesday to speed two weeks with her i all the ministers ot the city and post I . Jmes wynck ot Pendleton has Bister, Mrs E M Calvert and mother, one in the city hall and possibly to """ "orK "orses up to the1. Mrs. Mattie Atchison other public places. Just what the MAY BBOOME PltKMir.lt LN 1TALI.AX C.VBIXCT Green called police headquarter! In New York and asked that an Inves tigation be made. The police found the proprietor of the store dying. According to a French scientist, di gestion prcceeds more swiftly when persons are recumbent than when er ect because in the process of evolu tion the SiomiiCh has not advanced as rapidb as c'.her organs. Lieut. Bryan, U. S. N. stated before the Am. Soc. of Naval Engineers: "Oils made from the asphalt-base crudes have shown themselves to be much better adapted to motor cylinders, as far as their carbon-forming proclivi ties are concerned, than are paraf-fine-base Pennsylvania oils." Zerolene is scientifically refined from selected California crude asphalt-base. Highest competitive awards, San Francisco and San Diego Expositions. For sale by dealers everywhere and at service stations and agencies of the Standard Oil Company. ZEROLENE the Standard Oil for Motor Cars other ministers will do with their lists has not been announced. Rev. Mr Helman s move was caus ed by the increase of shipments here. which were from 14 quarts of whisky and 24 quarts of beer In January to 249s quarts of whisky and 6764 quarts of beer in May. He thinks that fear of publicity will keep many from ordering liquor in the future. mountains tor summer pasture Mr. and Mrs. K. dllanders, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Uritman and Mrs. Rosen berg, all of Pendleton, motored up to spend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Home of Pen dleton motored up on Saturday to Mr Home Is an Pemeco Me&ts Prepared In Pendleton We will buy your eggs, chicken and veal CENTRAL MARKET Ptxw 4.VJ 108 it Alt THE BOTTOM OF THE TUB is reached all too soon when it rontains a can of Pendleton's t ice cream. For it has that "moreish" taste that is simply irresistible. If you like ordi nary ice cream you'll simply b delighted with a diah of Pendleton's Best. Don't forjret to call for our butter. It is true to its name. Pendleton Creamery Phone 444 Bill of Health Likely. DES MOINEJ, June 16. If the plans or i'es Moines ministers now under c-nsidera'lon are carried out, a'l couples deait'ng to be married by UN local lergy will have to presert u medical certificate of good health. As a result of the targe number of divorces thai have heen granted in iht locii courts In the last few months of the leading clergymen have be"n j s.irred to action. The Itev. J Edward Kirby, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational j church, is the leader of the movement! to furthei eugenic marriages. The! m nister ; will u'scuss the subject at I ibeir next meeting. spend over Sunday- insurance agent. B. Savage of Kamela and Ed Wet zel of La Grande spent a while trying their luck at 'lshing in Meacham on Sunday. fortland on Sunday alter spending several weeks there, taking in the carnival. Mr. and Mrj. R. Wltkison motored up on Saturday to spend over Sunday Mrs. Mattie Atchison, Mrs. Wanerl and daughter Jaunita went to Pen-! dleton Thursday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crow Mrs. E. M. Calvert went to La Grande Saturday morning to take her music und vocal lessons. E. M Calvert went to La Grande Saturday evening to attend the tnov lag picture shows. R N. Stan field unloaded 26 cars of sheep at Meacham on Wednesday ' for a feW H.1S- rpst Thou ara an.' Miss Rhoda Mangers returned from 1 route from He pner to Eastern points. Frank Sloan unloaded eight cars of, sheep at Meacham on Saturday for a rew weeks (rating before being ship ped to Chicagn. Mrs. Dick Htlyard and Miss Grace Chclf went to La Grande on Saturday They are soon to move to La Grand where Mr. Wilkison will teach this to spend the day and take l the mov ICl III. The thermomeer reglsterd up to les. Mrs. Roy Hawes and her father, J. Logger at Mi.-t Killed. CLATSKAUIE. Ore., June 16. While working as second loader at the Fish Hawk logging company near Mist. Edgar Kelly, aged about 25, was struck by a log and almost in stantly killed, Kelly's home was at Skamokawa, Wash , where his parents reside, but he had been employed in the camps near here for a number of years. He formerly worked at the Benson Tim ber Company In this city until two weeks previous to his death. an average of 5 the past few days but on Saturday night a fine rain was welcomed Sunday was much cooler and cloudy. The evenings have been fine. Clint Davis ?nd Wilson Pierce went on .No. is Sunday night to work in! The Hoard 1 the O -W. R. & K. shops at La Grande. accepted th u. uut uo so wen as I u -year bonds at 4 718 per cent and usual on Sundny as a high wind was: accrued intpre!(t Tnere were oth. mowing, out me scores are as follows: er bidders, the highest and h..t ,,ff..r. Jack Dockweiler, 36 out of 50, wlth.ed by Clark Kaiutell ; ,.nr .i 12 straights; ft. Fagan, 33 out of 50, bonus of W, and accrued interest. D. Casey, went to La Grande on Sat urday to get lurnlture for completing the home of Mrs. Hawes here. PClflC Soils (180,000 Bond Issue. 80UTH HEM). Wash., June 20. f County Commissioners state's bid for IIOO.OOO pmtofflce is Snowbound. CENTRA LIA Wash.. June 20. There is still so much snow around Spirit Lake, at the foot of Mount St Helens that wagon are unable to get within four miles or the Iinge post office, according to word brought here. It Is not exported that wagon trav el will be able to get through to, the lake until July 1. LAST PICTURE OF LORD KITCHENER Rare LP-." Shock SIiiH-r. CHICAGO. June 17. The eyes of downtown CTOWds in the fashionable shopping district almost popped out of their sockets at the sight of a rich ly dressed woman, who stalked with limbs bared to the knee through the streets. Police had to be called to disperse the throng and rescue the woman. She refused her name. What is Home Without an Heir! This is a subject that has a place in all minds in all times. 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