DAILY VAST OREGONlAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1010.
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OAK STATES CLOSE
FIRST PEACE DERBY
"Ladies Day" Musters So
ciety Women out in force
and Dress raiaae
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ISPHOM noVVNR.Kl.R. ""
The ritKt Epsom O.rby meeting since
lhe nr wee brought a nrilllan;
concii.imm today whin there was an
other enormous mul fashionable atten
dance. To-dii.v "Ladies- tay"
-aii hu-jiuiw the principal race
oaks (UKH, fr clasHc ""-'""
olds. In confined to fillies.
Society women mustered in force
flr four years deprivation of such
function, anrt "he "lues Parade" tn
tho royal slid Jnckej Olub enclosures,
the peddiu-k and the Lawn. attracted
- much attention as the turning jiost
parade, of enuine members of the sex.
King tJeorae. accompanied by ueen
Mary, again attended, as also the
whole of the Court of nobility. Hum
bier patrons of tlx -"sport of kings"
crammed the cheaper enclosures, ano
m anned on lite picturesque course.
The Oak race was over tho Derby j
course, t 1-2 miles, and was worth I
about KO.Oeo to the owner of the In-
ner. While wagering took a. wide i
range, the volume ot betting was by
no means as heavy as on the Derby.
tkxaety's next tort carnival comes a
fortnight hence, -when Kinit Oeorge
will be "at home" at the royal race
meeting at Ascot.
as mix e.am
"Speed up the Growth and Prosperity of Oregon"
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Fate of DudleyStorrs
Lies With Ruth Garrison
SEATTLE. June . Drnltey Storrs.
for love of whom Ruth Garrison pois
oned Mrs, Grace Storrs In the tea room
of the Bon Marche on March 1. was
placed on trial Thursday on a serious
rtatutory charge In the superior court
of Okanagan county, at Okanagan,
Judge Neal is hearing the case.
At the request of both, prosecution
end defense. Roth Garrison, who
baa been committed to the state want
for the insane, will be tne of the chier
witnesses in the case against her lover.
Around her will revolve the whole
rase against St orris, it is believed, for
she has already told on the witness
stand, while on trial herself for mur
der, of her relations with St orris.
Deputy Prosecutor John Csrmody.
who handled the case against the
Garrison girl for King county, ana
Captain of Detectives Tennant, of the
Seattle police department, to whom
Ktrth confessed placing strychnine In
the cocktail eaten by Mrs. Storrla Just
before she died, are witnesses in the
case.
OLYMPIC
PANCAKE "
FLOUR
Its the daily break
fast in thousands of
western homes. .. ;
There l ether f ja dloostlbla
and healthful.
Hsaestly reesamerded at the dairy
1st of the entire asahold.
will find OLYMPIC
Because the ingredients are blended as to produce a food that to
petitising and perfectly diccsted..
Those who bave found other pancakes Indigestible
agrees with the moat delicate stomach.
r. The Portland Flouring Mills Co.
Oregon Goods for Oregon People
Dr. Eaui's Anoeal
Being Considered;!
SAX FRANCISCO. June. . The
federal appellate court has begun con- !
eideration of the case of the govern- j
merit vs. Dr. Marie Equl who appealed ;
from Iter conviction in the rederat '
court 'at Portland., Or., for violation I
of the espionage act- !
Dr. Equi was indicted June 29. Jl
on eight counts, covering alleged sedi- j
tious utterances during a speech lrt the ;
I. V. W. hall at Portland. Follow, i
Ing her trial, which laster from No-
vember to 21. she was found quilty j
by Jury. She was sentenced. Decern- i
ber 31, to serve three years at McNeil
island and -was ordered to pay a fine
of 508. i
Witnesses testified, durftig the trta;. !
that Dr. SSqni appeared in the Pre- j
pa redness parade at Portland, carry- j
Inar a banner which read: "Workmen j
prepare to die for J. P. Morgan and :
profits." that a spectator knocked the :
banner from herhands. and handeG j
her an American flag, which, accord- j
ing to the testimony, she threw to the
greund, simu ltaneously delivering j
some vehement remarks about the
"dirty, little American flag.'"
Dr. Equi won considerable notriety ;
at The Dalles. Or, several years ago j
when she administered a horse-whip- J
ping to the Rev. O. D. Taylor, the at
tack occarins on prominent street i
corner. Taylor wa chairman of a j
school board -which had discharge..
Dr- Equl's friend, and she made gooe '
her threat to publicly lick the preacher '
if he didn't bring about the reinstate
meat ot the friend. -
TAKE
NOTICE
INVESTIGATE
Call your nearest dealer for information
AT fWrR. Then take the earliest ODDortunity of conveyinjr
to said (lealer the Idea that you wish to acquire one of thete
LABOR SAVERS .
NEW BODY URGES
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
MERCHANT MARINE
Toll Ma Talks Llks It Wat
Ford.
Bood River, Or, Boats, Max. .
Tanghan Motor Works,
Portland, Oregon.
. DearBIrai Am harlnf fina soo
ceea with tho little old bag. Aror
ag. tea ricks to gallon of gaa; al
so cut 800 ricks at 4 l-So coat
per rick. Going oms for an old
rig. Beepectfully jours, J, 3.
KBUVEUACHEB.
A Gasoline Motor Driven
Drag: Saw Machine that saws
up to 25 cords of wood
per day.
NOTE : "We also suggest that
for good ' results you should
rpecify a VAUGHAN
Drag Saw.
Itt further details address
VAUGHAN MOTOR WORKS, Inc.,
475 East Main Street. Portland, Oregon.
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"THE THRIFT
' SPREAD";
mm Zp
Oleomargarine
Makes economy a double pleasure; a
table treat; delicious on toast and
bread and on steaks and vegetables.
You'll like it right from the start.
Composed of pure, carefully select
ed ingredients and churned fresh
daily with pasteurized milk.
Tho most noticeable differ
ence b o t w o a Columbia
Brand Oleomargarine and
fancy creamery butter it the
price and it'o in favor of
Biers of Oleomargarine.
Packed In waxed, odor
proof - cartons. U. S. Gov
ernment Inspected.
UNION MEAT CO.
North Portland, Oregon
Oresoa's ProsperityYour Interests
HOME PRODUCTS
THE SIGN OF QUALITY
Golden Rod Milling Co.
;ARE
Reliable cereals excellent in quality
the result of experienced milling and
worthy of support as a Home Indus
try product.
Golden Rod Milling Co,
Cctcal Millora. ami "Poultry Feed MiitiurRcturcra
PORTLAND, OREGON
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4 tmieYVhT
Promise of Undying Love
Culminates in Marriage
After Half Century's Time
ihalf century romance "Will have Its TO TFKT TIIK I.K;Al.lTV OK
;mlmlnation in the marriage of Her- APPOIXTEI) IflUll j qualifications under civil service terms
man A. Sturgls. a prominent Omaha; The league contends. Oeorge T.
attorne.v, and Hiss Jane M. Kelley XBW YORK. June 6. The Civil' Keyes. Its secretary stilted, that the
HAN' FRANCISCO. June . The; recently of Lou Angeles. Oal. They Service Refnrtn League has given no- .ulipointrnentn were made under a wur
Paeific-American mesmahrp assocla-' ' will be married at the home of Mrs. (ice that it proiwaee to bring court ac-, emerjfency status, now, obsolete, ami
lion -whs formally launched here thisi WSXVTB. June . Nearly a half B j Campen, 1353 Klizabeth stroet. t)on to stop the payment of saliu-len ; without reference to civil service re
week. at its first annual meeting. The ;century ago she whitpered to him her Mr pturgis' former wife died a Tew tn ten policewomen recently aVuoInt- ;iiuirmetjta If the urtlon la begun, de
following officiers aiid directors wereilove; as they planned for their future ywirjJ a!(0 and shortly afterward the mi by Commlssltmer ' Knrlght unless mand will be made that tho appolm
elected: ' :he dreamed of the ilajs svheh they:ad r(jniance came into its own aKuin. tj,e Police JJeartment .officials caniinents be made from clvii service Hutu.
President and director, captain ko-i " " . i
.Nearly a hair century aijo. sne gave
show the appointmentH were based o The man who do-n bis lies! can trust Time trait for no man but tho
th- worll to do It jiart. mufienl dlreelnr can beat It.
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bert Dollar.
First vice presidert and director, A. jher promise that In weai or woe.
F. Haines ceneral manager. Pacific cloud or In sunshine. In happities
r teamshtp company. '
Second vice president and director.
Daiton Mann. I'acitic Mail Hteamsbip
company.
IHrector, S. F. Samuels, Ocianic
steamship company.
Ilrector, Cai'tain Charles Saunders,
yatson Navigation company.
Temporary secretary, Fred A. Hop
per. William Liiamond company.
A paid secretary will be appointed
lateK
Kepresentatives of the '" or more
steamship companies on the i'acific
cuvist steaded the n,eeting.
The association is designed to pro
vide a medium through which owners
and operators of the steamships on the i
Pacific coast may deal with legislation j
und politics of national, state and mu- '
nicipal bodies which affect the ship-,
ping interests.
The new organization will deal ait,t ,
all matters peruiinlnK to cargoes, pas- j
senger and oil ship tlansportatloii. L
Captain lioilar told the I'nlted Press!
this articular time to further the In
tcresla of the merchant marine, und to
urge upon the nutlon the ad", Isubiiil
f reducing the merchant marine lo
pri'te ownerphip.
"On uo other bus'P.' suid Mr. iMO
lar, "can American ships compete with
ftreign ships. hir govcrninent can
auccesid after a fashion with the gov
ern roetit operation of railroads be
cause it can raise rates, but tf it at
tempts to raise merchant marine rates
ship of other countries will get all the
trad."
w VfSHl for Pnclfie; Run,
KKATTIjB. June fi. Advices recelv-
In sorrow, her love would never waver, .ed here today say the Canadian i'a
that if fate should part them she would cilc, steamship cqmpany la building a
not falter In her faith, that as long as new passenger liner, the Empress of
life lasted, so long would she be true. Canada, a 22.090 ton ship, which will
Fate intervened throuxh Illness, she be placed on the transpacific run up
released -biro to marry another wo- on completion.' The'1 vessel J is being
maif But her loy! never wavered. built at the Hlyde, shipyards. In fcng
AneVat o'clock Monday night, the land. f '5 '
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KEEPYWJR SHOES MEAT' 'jfl
TMCFF.CAlltV
slfilill l '
To trowith your extra fine roasts, spring lambs or
chickens from our meat department, wc will have for
Sunday Dinner
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New Peas, per lb. t 15c
New Spuds, per lb-. 12'2c
Asparagus, per lb 15c
Tomatoes, per lb. ....... .... 25c
Cucumbers, each 20c
Bunch Beets, Turnips, carrtfts, per bunch . . .
Strawberries, Cherries Cantaloupes.
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Pendleton Trading Co.
"If it's on the market, we have it."
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JUNE 7th
Mf SPRINGS
Where the Crowd Goes
A Clean, Beautiful Resort 1
at Which to Rest and En- .
joy Yourself During the
Hot Summer.
In the Blue Mountains of Southern Umatilla Co. S
II. M. CULTER, Prop.
Dancing-, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc. I
Hot Mineral Water Pool and Baths. I
SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH f
Cottages and Tents for Rent. f
Free Camp Grounds.
' GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE i f
Will meet stage at Ukiah upon telephone call from 5
Pilot Rock. 2
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