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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 13, 1918, -7"
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2Vi lb. can, regular price $1.00, now. . . . 85c
5 lb. can, regular price $2.00, now. . . . $1.65
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FIRST PICTURES OF THE BATTLE IN PI
CARDY. REMARKABLE SCENES OF BIG
BATTLE NOW RAGING. .
U BOATS
BOTTLED UP
Scenes at Zeebruggee during recent raid by
British war ships.
SEND MAIL BY AIRPLANE
Washington to New York and Return.
TODAY ONLY TODAY.
THE GOVERNMENT HAS ASKED US
TO USE MORE BANANAS.
We received today 200 bunches of the fin
est kind of bananas but a little over-ripe for
! keeping and must be sold at once.
We must loose.
Friday and Saturday, while they last we.
'..will sell this first class fruit for 23c PER ,
DOZEN. 'This i3 just half prices
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Only 3 dozen to one person."
Plenty of fancy "dry picked fowls and fine . '
broilers. .
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Pendleton Trading' Co.
Successors to Central Market.
TKLKTIIONH 455
WE MAKE TUB BEST SAUSAGE ON EAMTTI.
25c Boz.
LOUISE LOVELY
IN
A Rich Man's
Darling
The Lnzerne Playerg bring to Chautauqua ne of the most pleasing programs of tn entire week. They will pre-
ent "Playa of Our Allies," four one-act dramas taken from tne best works of European dramatists. These plays are
II produced and staged by this excellent company under the personal direction of Luzerne Westcott Crandall with
rlistlc settings and attractive costuming. Mr. Crandall was formerly Managing-Director of the People's Little Thea
r Company of San Diego and presented several noteworthy dramatic productions at the Panama-California Expo
ilon lp pan Diego. ' '
Pendleton Chautauqua, June S8th to July 4th. Inclusive. .;-; ' . ;
OVER THE NORTHWEST
Oonecn Train Kills Man.
PORTLAND,. Juno It. Lester He
Mahan, an employe of the Jones
Lumber company, was struck by an
outbound Oswego train at 7:15 o'clock
yesterday morning on the .railroad
trestle in front of the lumber mill anl
died while belnir removed to a hos
pital by an ambulance service com
pany.
Man Killed by Falling Tree.
BAJER. Ore.. June IS. The cor
oner's Jury today brought In a verdict
ot accidental death In the case of J.
O. Cannon, killed by a falling tree at
Olive Lake power plyant of the East
ern Oregon Light and Power Com
pany late yesterday.
Lightning 8 tart Fire.
LA GRANDJi Ore., June 13. Rain
today was accompanied by a severe
thunder storm, which came at the
apex of a heat wave that lasted five
days. Lightning struck and Ignited a
residence In North La Grande, doing
Isome datnnxft to the house. The bolt
passed within six feet of the mistress
nf the house, who was washln
clothes at the time, but did her ha
harm.
1 4 Year Okt Boy a Hero.
BAKER, Ore. June 13. Ivan
Bradbury, a 14 year old boy, by reach
ing Nadie and Stanley Strayer. dau
ghter and son of Senator W. H.
HIroyeK. with a raft after they had
'gone beyond their depth in a slough
twhere they were bathing, saved the
Uvea of both children yesterday.
Man M, Weds Woman 12.
ST. HELENS, Ore.. June IS. Hese-
ikiah Caplea, aged 8 and one of the
most widely known pioneers of Co
lumbia county, and Ella Hanson, aged
122, for several years past his house-
keeper, were quietly married at Cath
lamet. It became known here today.
,Mr. Copies Is the owner of a consid
erable portion of the site of Columbia
city, .near nere, ana is weaimy. ram
lly opposition to his proposed nuptial
venture Is said to have occasioned his
secrecy. Mr. Caplea himself today
gave the news of his wedding.
Itlaso In Santlam Forest.
ALBANY, Ore. Jone IS. The first
forest fire of any consequence In the
Santlam National Forest this year la
now burning near the headwaters of
the middle fork of the South Santlam
riveu, about "35 miles northeast ot
Cascade. It Is an old burn and la not
yet dangerous.
League Is Repudiated,
v TAKIMA, Wash., June 13. The
Frultvale district Orange, near this
Icity, last night repudiated the Non
: Partisan League, and also W. M.
Bouck, who wa elected master of the
State Grange at Walla Walla last
week.
Holdup Admits Ills Guilt.
' CENTRA LI A, Wash., June 13.
Pete Loftus, arrested by the local po
lice yesterday, has confessed to hold
ing up Floyd Trumond. of Aberdeen,
'and engaging In a revolver duel with
I Patrolman Broyn, Monday morning.
iLnftus was taken from the city Jail
last night to the Lewis county jail. .
TxMlgingx Are In Drmaml.
TACOMA. Wash., June IS. Even
fire stations are being turned ' Into
apartment houses In Tacoma. F. H.
Pettlt, commissioner of public safety
told the city council todnv that an of
fer had been made tor thejSotith Ta
rome nation and the transfer was
made.
Aged Idy lssel Amar.
LA GRANDE, June 13. Mr. K. E.
Janson. aged 88 years, who has been
nt the hospital since May 27. follow
ing a dislocation of her hip In a fall,
(passed away yesterday. Mrs. Janson
has been a resident ot La Grande the
i past few years and Is the mother of
,C. E. Wilson, a former well known
resident of Grande Ronde and more
recently located at Haines.
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
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DIMPLES
WIX
FOR
SCREEN STAR
Itaselsill, Yesterday's Scores.
Coast Lrswrue.
Pan Francisco 4. Sacramento ,13-.
Vernon 7. Oakland 3.
Salt Lake 4., Los Angeles 4.
National League.
New York 1. Chicago 0.
Boston 1 Pittsburg 0.
Other games postponed, rain.
American Vrague.
Chicago 0. Boston 7.
St. Louis 4, Washington . .
Detroit 3, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 7, Kw York (.
. "She's pretty, she can act, and her
dimples are great," the casting direc
tor at Universal City recently announc
ed In describing Louise Lovely the
star. .
And because of the last four words
of the director's description Miss
Lovely was chosen for the title role
In "A Rich Man's Darling." Of course
If she wasn't pretty and couldn't act
she wouldn't have been chosen. But
If It wasn't for the dimples, some
other Bluebird star might have been
cast for the' role.
When cast as the modiste's assist
ant in "A Rich Man's Darling", which
opens at the Arcade Theatre today
Miss Lovely took a story that might
have been distressing, with the vam
pire role predominating. Instead, she
turned it Into a bright, healthy comedy
drama with numerous . laughs - and
without dull moments. . .
Louise Lovely Is the ''darling" in "A
Rich Man's Darling." and Philo Mo
Collough Is her leading-support. Oth
ers in the cast- are Edna Maison well
known and beautiful actress; Harry
Holden and Marry Mann.
Pastime Today
The Blue Ridge mountains are the
scene of.Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle'g
newest Paramount comedy, "Moon
shine." which Is to be shown at the
.Pastime Theatre today. This Is a de
lightful concoction flllotl with laughs
galore. Mr. Arbuckle. appears aa a
Revenue Officer who Is after a band
of moonshiners and how he bags his
game. Is told In a series of scenes as
remarkable for their photography aa
they are Interesting and laughable..
Franklin Farnum. star ot Bluebird
photoplays, will play dual holes In
"The Winged Mystery" at the Pas
time theatre today, appearing as
brothers, born of American parents In
Germany and reared to manhood in
Berlin, One of the twins becomes a
rabidly pro-German and joins the
closes on the heroine; Doris Shaw, por
trayed by Alice Brady. This trap
makes" Is necessary to cast her forth
from her home. This her fanatical
father does, with the result that many
surprising adventures come to Doris,
all of which add to the Interest and
entertainment of the picture.
5 How Far Would a Son Go to Protect His Father? '5
f A Real Vampire Picture. - a
5 A Rag A Bone A Hank of Hair. S
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ONE DEAD; FIVE
- HURT IN CAMP
GUN EXPLOSION
CAMP FREMONT, Menlo Park,
June 13.-Prlvate Henry Kuzlo was
killed and Sergt. j'as. Gardner. Cor
poral Walter Banack and Privates
Alliyitt. Luther Welsh and John Pe
terson are In the hospital today se
verely injured as the result of explo
sion of a new six-inch howitzer yesterday.
; The cause of the explosion, which
occurred during taret practice, is 4
unknown, and although an Investi
gation was ordered, doubt was ex
pressed If it would be successful in '
determining the cause. , -i
All of the men were members of
Battery A, 2nd field artillery.
I)e4nand Prohibition.,
WASHINGTON, June . The sen
ate dry's today declared they would
demand atraightout national prohibi
tion as a' substitute for the Randall
hone-dry amendment. . . v
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Arcade Today.
Kaiser's military machine. The other
remains true to the rnlted States, ana
successfully undertakes to thwart his
brother In his designs against Ameri
ca. "The Winged Mystery is a war
play without a battle, but'itll of the
elements Involved In the world war ai-
touched up on during the; progress ot
an engaging plot.
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The Rnth-KusHO troiie are upeelaNi
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edlana and expert dancer- The act '
Ii direct from San Franclaco, Jtint
completing the western vaudeville cir
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Alice Prady. ihe charming star mho
haa appeared with euch areat succew ,
In an manV World-Plcturea iH fee
neen on tmlay at the Aha In another;
World production of exceptional merit:
and entertainment pflwer. Thl pic-;
lure bear the unusual and interest
aroURin tUre-of -Tm Trap," uit
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